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RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - Goat_Whisperer - 04-06-2021
The mascot for Yellowknife Wraiths is a wraith called Wallace. If you look at the logo, you can see Wallace and what he looks like. He wears some kind of black robe with a hood. The face and head looks like a skull. The mascot is a scary one. Many who come to watch The Wraiths play have questioned the need to have such a mascot since the younger members of the audience tend to freak out when they see multiple Wraiths running around the arena.
Many might remember the earlier version of Wallace, he wore a white robe and a mask that did not have any hole for the face in it. Just holes for the eyes. The shape of the hood looked silly as well. Back then the loudest critics thought the mascot was not scary at all, you could not see the face of the Wraith, for example. It was just a pair of eyes in a white robe. Later on, the PR team worked on the mascot and brought in the new look.
Despite Wallace as a mascot being something that you either like or hate, all the players still love Wallace. The mascot captures what the Yellowknife Wraiths is all about. Scary and stopping at nothing, not even death can stop the Wraiths.
RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - SchwarzNarr - 04-06-2021
The Colorado Yeti have been working tirelessly over the past few seasons to create a mascot that is worthy of the praise. In an homage to the previous logo, sincerely dubbed "Snowcone Yeti" across the league, the mascot for the Yeti is "Sno Cone". Looking like a mixture of the Yeti from Monster's Inc and the movie Small Feet, Sno Cone is a loveable sort who does exactly what his name suggests - he makes snow cones. By providing these snow cones to the children who attend the games, Sno Cone not only offers a sweet treat to get the youngest generation invested in football, but he also provides community outreach. Sno Cone works to visit numerous schools throughout Colorado, not just in the Denver area, and provide students with the opportunity to meet one of the star members of the Yeti team, and to get some goodie bags in the process. Occasionally Sno Cone is accompanied by his Wolfie friend (and the owner of the newest Stadium built in downtown Denver!) and together the two of them reenact the famous "Little Red Riding Hood" in an effort to get kids more interested in reading and invested in the Yeti organization. Without Sno Cone game days would surely be more boring, and the players admit that they don't know what they would do without the loveable fluff.
RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - C9Van - 04-06-2021
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RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - Ace - 04-06-2021
I've already revealed that the existing mascot for London is the evil, malt beverage-consuming frat boy Derek. He is not even in a good mascot costume; it looks like it was bought from Five Below or Wish or some shit. He goes by the name of Royal, and we’re glad to see his time come to a close.
In comes Roar. Roar is synonymous for bestial vigor. He has a commanding aura when he walks in the room. When he bangs his drum in the London stadium, all fans clap or bang the stands with their feet in unison simply out of adoring respect. What makes Roar special compared to the other “mascots” around the league? Roar once took a trip to the Virgin Islands. Now they’re just called the Islands. Roar saved a bus full of elementary school children before it fell off a bridge with just his bare paws. Roar enjoys a classy single malt scotch neat with just a drop of water to bring out the flavor of the spirit. Roar is what a mascot should be – the model citizen of animalistic football representation in the DSFL. He is what all other mascots should aspire to be, and is a role model for all.
RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - Capt_Blitzkrieg - 04-06-2021
The Dallas Birddogs mascot is one of the few live mascots in the league. Her name is Della, and she arrived with the re-brand a few seasons ago. She is a four year old English Springer Spaniel with a liver and white coat. Birddogs fans know her better as Birdy I, as she is the first in what we hope will be an amazing mascot tradition of having a live bird-hunting dog on our sideline.
![[Image: sonny.JPG]](http://www.fieldbredspringer.com/sonny.JPG)
Fun Facts About Della, Birdy I:
- She is a licensed bird hunting dog. Her owner, Ted, is a recreational duck hunter.
- Springer Spaniels come in two main varieties, Bench and Field. Della is a Field variety spaniel, which means that her coat is lighter and not as feathery, and she was born with a docked tail. (Not having a long tail just means she gets the full-body wiggles!)
- Della is actually very friendly, unlike some mascots. During the games, she likes to visit the Dallas sideline for pats and belly rubs. She also seems to really enjoy all interactions with fans.
- Della's duties as Birdy include leading the team out of the tunnel at home games, retrieving the kicking block after kick-offs and point attempts, and barking after touchdowns.
- Her favorite Birddogs player is Dallas Dole. (@Dallypole)
- She does not wear a formal jersey, but her high-visibility hunting jacket has a blue number twelve to keep with the Texas tradition of the Twelfth Man.
- She is the best doggo.
RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - Bayley - 04-06-2021
What would be the mascot of a Butcher? Well, a lot of people would think that it would be Salt Bae, it would be fun to have him at a game and beating the meat on the wall, wait, no that came out wrong. I think it would be really funny to have a character butcher who carries around a foam knife which would be really cool. Maybe he carries around some packaged meat or some lunch meat with him that he hands to fans. Would people eat it? Probably not but it would be interesting to see how people would react. There is a lot of fun gimmicks and plays you can do with this character, so I think it would be super cool to do.
We have also been contacted by a couple movies such as Happy Death Day to be mascots and have that creepy baby in that movie. I think that's because @"RenoJacksonHS" is in that movie, but we will not have that baby as our mascot. That creepy baby head would not be anything to us and would not be a great mascot. Imagine having 40,000 fans wearing that head in the stands. That would be creepy as hell, so there's no chance we would be doing that.
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RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - jackkmart - 04-06-2021
THE Minnesota Grey Duck. What exactly is it? Very few are actually aware of the Duck's true origins, many speculate that the giant grey duck, later to be named Moby, was a result of radioactive and genetic tests that took place as part of the CIA's 'Operation Mallard'. Eventually, this 7-foot grey duck was no longer of use to the Feds as 'Operation Mallard' was deemed a 'total and catastrophic failure', and as a result, they needed someone to take this man-eating duck off their hands, and who better than the Minnesota front office?
Eventually, however, it became clear that the Moby was not only abnormally large but abnormally aggressive as well. On many occasions, Moby would break free from his holding cell in the stadium and wreak havoc around St Paul and soon enough he had accrued an extensive rap sheet which includes, but is not limited to the following;
-1 count of conspiracy to commit murder (of a Birddog)
-3 counts of general assault
-2 counts of first degree aggravated robbery (his beak was deemed a 'lethal weapon' by a Minnesota judge) Note: on both occasions, Moby was attempting to steal massive quantities of grapes
-1 count unlawful possession of snakeskin(s)
-1 count auto theft (grand theft)
and the list goes on.
Eventually, however, after multiple years in and out of football games and prison, Moby was allowed free range on every day but home games, when he would be obligated to make an appearance. This, effectively cured Moby as he was free to live as he had always wanted to, not as a freak, but as a duck! (it should also be noted he was also given a lifetime supply of grapes and a 1.25 million p/a salary)
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RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - Crodyman - 04-06-2021
I think that what separates the Chicago Butchers mascot from the rest of the league is that the Butchers mascot isn’t even a whole person or animal--Much like Thing from the Addams Family, the Chicago mascot is only a hand; a sentient hand, and it's got a cleaver. Easily the most frightening of all mascots, one has to wonder where the rest of the Butcher mascot’s body went (into the sausage, perhaps?) and perhaps more importantly, where did the blood on the cleaver come from? I imagine that among all the ISFL mascots, the Butcher hand is probably the least talkative due to the fact it is the only mascot without a mouth. Sure, you could argue that the Philadelphia Liberty’s bell mascot doesn’t have a mouth either, but at the end of the day it can still ring and be heard. The Butcher hand is a silent entity unless one happens to speak sign language, in which case one would quickly realize that the only thing the Butcher hand is capable of spelling out the word, “M E A T.” Despite being a poor conversationalist, the Butcher Hand is still someone you’d like to have in your crew when spending a late night out on the town, because no matter who your crew runs into and what problems may arise, no one is going to pick a fight with a sentient hand monster wielding a bloody cleaver.
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RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - qWest - 04-06-2021
Meet the Arizona Outlaws mascot, a representation of every AZ fan's eternal pain: Ouchie the Outlaw
![[Image: WONs2Ng.png]](https://i.imgur.com/WONs2Ng.png)
RE: (S28) PT2 - Mascots - ValorX77 - 04-06-2021
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