RelliK

[J-Man R.]

I watched Impact, last night and wondered if anyone else thinks RelliK is a boogeyman ripoff? also during his entrance I thought it was Dr. Doom lol.

[Mozenrath]

No idea how long Redrum/Rellick has been doing the gimmick, so hard to say.

[soultsukino]

He looks like a cross between Great Muta and OVW reject R-K-US or whatever his name was.

[erisi236]

Hmm, other then some red face paint in what way is RelliK anything like Boogeyman?

[The Line]

For some reason I mark out for RelliK(I so wish I could type a backwards K on here).

[Banjo Is Broken]

You know what else? Rellik, is Killer spelt backwards.

[erisi236]

thebluedevil said:

For some reason I mark out for RelliK(I so wish I could type a backwards K on here).

Yes, I kind of like Relliʞ myself

hee hee.

[The Line]

erisi236 said:

thebluedevil said:

For some reason I mark out for RelliK(I so wish I could type a backwards K on here).

Yes, I kind of like Relliʞ myself

hee hee.

How the farge did you do that?

[Lenny: Smooth like Keith Stone]

It is my opinion that Rellik and the Boogeyman are nothing alike. If Rellik shoves worms down Abyss' throat, then I'll reconsider.

[jobber2thestars]

It seems like Rellik is being treated as a series gimmick. The Boogeyman has never been taken seriously.

[Count Creepyhead]

He's not, he is the Evil Muta version of this Muta.
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[Reverend BTY]

Rellik gets a thumbs up from me.

[Dragonfly]

I like the character. He's the perfect "anti-Abyss."

[Ace Diamond]

he's Judas Mesias II: The Temporary Proxy

[kickassforumguyme]

banjobrown said:

You know what else? Rellik, is Killer spelt backwards.

Mike Tenay is that you?

[J-Man R.]

i wonder if Stevie Ray will do the voice lol

[Gillberg: 0-175]

What to say about Rellik...

Well, the gimmick is cool, it looks fresh and interesting...but his entrance screams Mortis. And his music is offensively horrible.

His name is great...only when you announce it. The spelling is horrible, I woulda went with Relic, Relyk or even Relik. Also, I think it's stupid that his name is only Rellik because it's killer backwards. What a stupid idea for part of the gimmick. It's like they are screaming that he's not clever enough to come up with a good name, so we'll give him the most generic name for a bad person that is in the dictionary. Relic as a name just sounds cool, and the meaning and significance behind the word is awesome. No, he doesn't have to be Mitchell's relic, but I mean it's a cooler explaination than "KILLER BACKWARDS". Because knowing that really makes me piss my pants when I see him.

Also, what the hell is up with the backwards K? When you're doing a chyron, you're supposed to spell out the guy's name. They way they do it is like when he comes out his cyhron they want his name to be a logo. Which would be like when Christian comes out instead of his name you get the Captian Charisma logo. Or when Kurt Angle comes out his name is in red, white and blue, or a flag or something is behind it. It just looks dumb when chyrons aren't uniform. And TNA's suck as it is. If the backwards K is important to them, put it in a logo. When he's coming out and his chyron is shown to introduce him to the viewers, spell his name with proper English.

Also, I think he needs a longer, less Mortal Kombaty skirt.


And for those who don't know what a chyron is:

In the television industry (especially in North America), lower thirds (chyron) refers to graphics that take up the lower area of the screen, though not necessarily the entire lower third portion of the screen as the name suggests.

In their simplest form, lower thirds can just be text overlying the video. Frequently this text is white with a drop shadow to make the words easier to read. Lower thirds can also contain graphical elements such as boxes, images or shading. Some lower thirds have animated backgrounds and text.

The Chyron Corporation and Aston Broadcast Systems Ltd. are major manufacturers of such equipment; as such, lower thirds are also often known as chyrons in North America