Fire Pro Wrestling World - World Wonder Ring Stardom Collaboration Part 2 DLC

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It has Giulia in it! LLLG

They added Konami with this DLC so they've perfected wrestling games basically.

Stardom is the world's worst joshi promotion. A company of useless gaijin, children, and bimbos hired solely for their looks. The wrestling quality is abysmal, and there's a pervy quality to the whole thing which makes me sick. Spike should've made a DLC for Oz Academy, SEAdLINNNG, Pro Wrestling WAVE, Ice Ribbon, etc. Those are great joshi federations, and blow Stardom out of the water with their creativity and athleticism.

I was not expecting another DLC to drop but as long as Spike keeps on pumping them out, I'm supporting them. I love Fire Pro and am so glad we got Fire Pro World. This game provides infinite hours of fun so another $20 is worth it to me.

A great DLC including some of the stars of the (in my opinion) best female wrestling promotion!

big daddy rossy gettin another 20bux outta me i'm fine with it though because the new moves and edit parts are top notch! pretty much every one of the 11 new wrestlers comes with an array of new costume bits to mix and match for making both RL and fictional characters. finally it feels like you can really personalize women's wrestlers about on par with the men's wrestlers, at least in terms of costume design. bonus points for including a few basic brawling moves like a new shove move and some head smashes into the mat on top of signature moves.

The New moves, wrestlers and edit parts are cool, but Spike... c'mon I've already paid £15 for 11 wrestlers surely this should warrant a discount or maybe adding them to warrant the initial price of the first pack, instead having to pay £30 for 22 wrestlers when New Japan gives me all that and a campaign for about £2 more than one of these packs. it is borderline ridiculous. STARDOM is an enjoyable product but if all of New japan costs me £17 how come half of STARDOM costs me the same? These prices are ridiculous. I partially bought this DLC to say this and partially to make sure none of the edits I have get outdated. If you can find good enough edits on the workshop (which I'm more than sure there is) avoid making this purchase, it's way to expensive for what you're getting.

Released at the tail-end of Fire Pro Wrestling World's DLC schedule, the Stardom Part 2 bundle offers plenty of new Wrestlers, moves and edit pieces to further enhance a player's Fire Pro experience. To break it all down, the Stardom Part 2 set includes: * 12 new characters (including an official Stardom referee and 2 notable gaijin talents) * 61 Face edit pieces * 12 Face sculpts (48 if you count all of the base colours) * 68 Chest pieces * 67 Waist pieces * 14 Upper arm pieces * 18 Forearm pieces * 47 Thigh pieces * 41 Calf pieces * 3 Feet pieces * 9 Wrestler themes * A staggering 676 new voice clips (25 of which are from the newly added Stardom referee) As well as brand-new moves such as (special thanks to Critical Club): * Tam Nakano's Violet Shooting, Twilight Dream, High Angle Tiger Suplex & Rope Knee Attack * Natsu Sumire's newly updated (and quite hilarious) Bronco Buster * Guilia's Glorious Buster & Stealth Viper * AZM's Azumi Sushi * Konami's newly-animated Triangle Lancer * Saya Iida's Iidabashi * Saki Kashima's Revival & Kishi Kaisei * Natsuko Tora's newly-animated Frog Splash & Tora Strike Combo * Bea Priestley's Top Rope Stomp With all of the numbers added up, the new content provided in the Stardom Part 2 set reaches over a mind-blowing 1000 (yes, one thousand) pieces to work with. From a title 15 years in the making and with only 2 DLC packs left to go (the highly anticipated Parts and Moves Craft bundles), the Stardom Part 2 set could very well mark the end of officially licensed tie-ins with actual Wrestling promotions. For the edit makers out there, the unique edit pieces alone are a great value; offering plenty of usage for a player's new and already-created edits in need or remastering. From my own work, I was able to piece together a great looking robe for Ric Flair's retirement match against Shawn Michaels, create a frilly looking vest for my Velveteen Dream edit and put together 4 different versions of Will Smith. Simply put, the Stardom part 2 bundle is an essential addition to an already amazing Wrestling title.