Brocken Jr. - Career Information

Career Information

Championships

  • Chōjin Brass Knuckle Champion
  • Berlin Chōjin Heavyweight
  • 1st Kinnikuman Nisei All Choujin Dai Shingeki Popularity Contest (11th Place)

Titles

  • Chōjin Blood Brigade - Second-in-Command

Nicknames

  • Red Rain of Berlin (ベルリンの赤い雨,, Berurin no Akai Ame?)
  • Proud Germanic Soldier (誇り高きゲルマン戦士,, Hokoritakaki Geruman Senshi?)
  • Hero of West Germany (西ドイツの英雄,, Nishi Doitsu no Eiyū?)
  • Oni Lehrer (鬼の師匠（レーラァ）,, Oni no Reeraa?)

Win/Loss Record (Singles)

  • O 200 unknown opponents
  • O Watchman (Camel Clutch)
  • X Ramenman (Romero Special)
  • O Mister Kamen (Interference from Mongolman)
  • O The Ninja (Trip to Hell)
  • Δ Prisman (Bremen Sunset→ Double KO)

Win/Loss Record (Tag)

Most Dangerous Combo (Wolfman)
  • X Perfect Chōjin Combo (Hell's Spinning Screw)
  • X 20 Million Powers (Pinfall)
The Handblades (Geronimo)
  • X Five Disasters (Prelude to Justice Crumbling→ Death Watch Branding)
Win/Loss Record (Anime Only)
  • Δ Black Fighter (Spinning Back Kick→ Double KO)
  • O Black Rain (Red Rain of Berlin)
  • O Jaws Satan (Brain Claw)
  • Δ Jaws Satan (Red Rain of Berlin)
  • O New Black Rain (Enzuigiri)
  • Δ Snowman Corps (Red Rain of Berlin) (Tag Match with Wolfman)
  • Δ Senjukan (Red Rain of Berlin→ Double KO)
  • O Baracky (Red Rain of Berlin)

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