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Rawk Hawk appears in [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 3: Of Glitz and Glory|Chapter 3]] in [[Glitzville]]. When Mario and his partners arrive, they find Rawk Hawk squaring off against [[The Koopinator]], whom he manages to defeat easily. [[Grubba]], the Glitz Pit promoter (and referee) congratulates Rawk Hawk for his victory. Rawk Hawk then holds up the Champ's Belt, which gets the attention of Mario and his partners. Shortly afterwards, Mario and his partners decide to become official fighters in the Glitz Pit in order to win the championship and obtain the Crystal Star. When Mario and his partners make their way into the major league, however, the Crystal Star in Rawk Hawk's belt is revealed to be a fake. Rawk Hawk overheard the comment about it being fake, which incensed him due to misinterpreting their remarks as them implying he was an incompetent fighter.
Rawk Hawk appears in [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 3: Of Glitz and Glory|Chapter 3]] in [[Glitzville]]. When Mario and his partners arrive, they find Rawk Hawk squaring off against [[The Koopinator]], whom he manages to defeat easily. [[Grubba]], the Glitz Pit promoter (and referee) congratulates Rawk Hawk for his victory. Rawk Hawk then holds up the Champ's Belt, which gets the attention of Mario and his partners. Shortly afterwards, Mario and his partners decide to become official fighters in the Glitz Pit in order to win the championship and obtain the Crystal Star. When Mario and his partners make their way into the major league, however, the Crystal Star in Rawk Hawk's belt is revealed to be a fake. Rawk Hawk overheard the comment about it being fake, which incensed him due to misinterpreting their remarks as them implying he was an incompetent fighter.


As Mario and his partners continue climbing their way up the ranks, the audience begins to take their attention away from Rawk Hawk and starts to focus on Mario and his party. Rawk Hawk, jealous, threatens them, though they continue to ignore threats. Rawk Hawk then sends Mario and his partners a [[Poisoned Cake]] (after they have received a real [[cake]]), which will cause Mario's partner to fall sick and thus not participate in the next round if it is eaten.
As Mario and his partners continue climbing their way up the ranks, the audience begins to take their attention away from Rawk Hawk and starts to focus on Mario and his party. Rawk Hawk, jealous, threatens them, though they continue to ignore threats. Rawk Hawk then sends Mario and his partners a [[Poisoned Cake]] (after they have received a real [[cake]]), which will cause Mario's partner to fall sick and thus not participate in the next round if it’s eaten.


[[File:ChampionshipBattle.png|thumb|upright=1.1|Mario and [[Goombella]] preparing to fight Rawk Hawk.]]
[[File:ChampionshipBattle.png|thumb|upright=1.1|Mario and [[Goombella]] preparing to fight Rawk Hawk.]]
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====''Super Paper Mario''====
====''Super Paper Mario''====
In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', one of the items listed on [[Francis]]'s to-buy list is ''Harder Than Bedrawk: The Rawk Hawk Story'', which is, apparently, a DVD detailing Rawk Hawk's wrestling career.
In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', one of the items listed on [[Francis]]'s to-buy list is ''Harder Than Bedrawk: The Rawk Hawk Story'', which is, apparently, a DVD detailing Rawk Hawk's wrestling career.
===''Super Mario-kun''===
[[File:Rawk Hawk SuperMarioKun.png|thumb|Rawk Hawk in ''Super Mario-kun'']]
Rawk Hawk appears in volume 33 of ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' during the ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' arc. Just like in the game, he is the champion that Mario must fight to obtain the Crystal Star on his belt. However, the belt in the manga contains the real Gold Star, not a fake, and Grubba takes it from Mario after he defeats Rawk Hawk.


===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''===
===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''===
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===Personality===
===Personality===
[[File:Rawkhawkfans.png|thumb|left|upright=1.1|A clear demonstration of Rawk Hawk's arrogant attitude.]]
[[File:Rawkhawkfans.png|thumb|left|upright=1.1|A clear demonstration of Rawk Hawk's arrogant attitude.]]
Rawk Hawk, over the course of the game, proves himself to be extremely arrogant, egotistical, and self-centered. He has a crude, obnoxious personality and frequently barges in out of nowhere to start trash-talking people. He constantly brags about his skill and looks down on the other Glitz Pit fighters, labeling them all as complete wimps. Up until Mario and his partners showed up at the Glitz Pit and made their way up the ranks, he was a hundred percent convinced that no one could defeat him. Rawk Hawk is also willing to cheat if necessary in order to win, portraying the typical wrestling role of a "{{wp|Heel (professional wrestling)|heel}}." This is shown when he had a security guard lock Mario and his partners in an old, abandoned minor league locker room before the title match started, as well as sending Mario that poisoned cake, while he honestly denied knowing about Grubba's hate mail and the real Crystal Star. However, after Mario defeats him in battle, Rawk Hawk ends up gaining a lot of respect for him as a fighter (as he demonstrated during the Crystal Star intermission cutscene that took place during the final battle, but even then he was still showing a display of arrogance) and makes a decision to fight fair and square from then on. He also gets enraged whenever people imply that he is weak, as one of the reasons why he wanted to beat Mario no matter the cost was because he felt insulted when he heard them apparently imply that his belt was fake (although they were actually referring to the Gold Star on the belt), and also attempted to do a high kick suplex on Bowser after the latter mockingly called him an "adorable little weakling", while he actually ended up being flattened by Bowser.
Rawk Hawk, throughout the course of the game, has proven himself to be extremely arrogant, egotistical, and self-centered. He constantly bragged about his skill, and looked down on the other Glitz Pit fighters, labeling everyone else around him as complete wimps. Up until Mario and his partners showed up at the Glitz Pit and made their way up the ranks, he was a hundred percent convinced that no one could defeat him. Rawk Hawk is also willing to cheat if necessary in order to win. This was shown when he had a security guard lock Mario and his partners in an old, abandoned minor league locker room before the title match started, as well as sending Mario that poisoned cake, while he honestly denied knowledge about Grubba's hate mail and the real Crystal Star. However, after Mario defeated him in battle, Rawk Hawk ends up gaining a lot of respect for him as a fighter (as he demonstrated during the Crystal Star intermission cutscene that took place during the final battle, but even then he was still showing a display of arrogance), and made a decision to fight fair and square, and to never cheat again. He also gets enraged whenever people imply that he is weak, as one of the reasons why he wanted to beat Mario no matter the cost was because he felt insulted when he heard them apparently imply that his belt was fake (although they were actually referring to the Gold Star on the belt), and also attempted to do a high kick suplex on Bowser after the latter mockingly called him an "adorable little weakling", while he actually ended up being flattened by Bowser.


===Powers and abilities===
===Powers and abilities===
[[File:PMTTYD Rawk Hawk Battle Screenshot.png|thumb|Rawk Hawk performs one of his aerial attacks.]]
[[File:PMTTYD Rawk Hawk Battle Screenshot.png|thumb|Rawk Hawk performs one of his aerial attacks.]]
As it says in his [[Tattle]] information, Rawk Hawk mainly specializes in aerial attacks. His attacks consist of a jumping flip attack, a flying elbow attack, and his only ground-based attack, which is a slide kick. For his last attack, he will stomp the ground (which causes a rail to appear), hang on to the ceiling, and start shaking down a bunch of objects very quickly, which all deal 1 HP to Mario and his party, except for [[Koops]], who is immune to the attack. Judging from his attacks, Rawk Hawk seems to use the {{wp|lucha libre}} method of wrestling, involving flashy acrobatic moves. In terms of wrestling, he is also considered to be a heel, a villainous wrestler who uses dirty, underhanded methods to win, regardless of popular opinion.
As it says in his [[Tattle]] information, Rawk Hawk mainly specializes in aerial attacks. His attacks consist of a jumping flip attack, a flying elbow attack, and his only ground-based attack, which is a slide kick. For his last attack, he will stomp the ground (which causes a rail to appear), hang on to the ceiling, and start shaking down a bunch of objects very quickly, which all deal 1 HP to Mario and his party, except for [[Koops]], who is immune to the attack. Judging from his attacks, Rawk Hawk seems to use the {{wp|Lucha Libre}} method of wrestling, involving flashy acrobatic moves. In terms of wrestling, he is also considered to be a heel, a villainous wrestler who uses dirty, underhanded methods to win, regardless of popular opinion.


==Profiles and statistics==
==Profiles and statistics==
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PMTTYD Rawk Hawk Threat Screenshot.png
PMTTYD Rawk Hawk Threat Screenshot.png
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PMTTYD NS Glitz Pit 2.jpg|Grubba and Rawk Hawk in the Nintendo Switch remake
PMTTYD NS Glitz Pit 2.jpg|Grubba and Rawk Hawk in the Nintendo Switch remake
Jolene wishes Mario luck.jpg|Rawk Hawk, Jolene, and the other Glitz Pit fighters wish Mario luck in the Nintendo Switch remake
Jolene wishes Mario luck.jpg|Rawk Hawk, Jolene, and the other Glitz Pit fighters wish Mario luck in the Nintendo Switch remake
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===Rawk Hawk===
===Rawk Hawk===
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
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|ChiR=Jīnsè Huòkè
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===The Feral Nuclear Reactor / The Golden Grandstander===
===The Feral Nuclear Reactor / The Golden Grandstander===
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|JapM=The Human Nuclear Reactor
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|Jap2M=The Golden Uncontrollable Generator
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|ChiS=金色失控发电机
|ChiSR=Jīnsè Shīkòng fā Diànjī
|ChiSR=Jīnsè Shīkòng fā Diànjī
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==Notes==
==Trivia==
*After defeating [[The Koopinator]], Rawk Hawk says "You weaklings might as well stick to videogame fighting, OK?" in most languages. In the original version's Spanish localization, he says "The weaklings should stay home playing ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]!''". In the remake's Iberian Spanish localization, he instead refers to ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' in general.
*After defeating [[The Koopinator]], Rawk Hawk says "You weaklings might as well stick to videogame fighting, OK?" in most languages. In the original version's Spanish localization, he says "The weaklings should stay home playing ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]!''". In the remake's Iberian Spanish localization, he instead refers to ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' in general.
*If Rawk Hawk wins the match against [[Mario]], the normal winning tune plays when the match is over rather than the tune that plays when a fighter claims the championship belt.
*If Rawk Hawk wins the match against [[Mario]], the normal winning tune plays when the match is over rather than the tune that plays when a fighter claims the championship belt.
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