Pillow Fighter

Pillow Fighter

Creates deadly weapons from the feathers of her foes.

This is one slumber party you won't be waking up from.

Pillow Fighter held the coveted title of Current Champ from Tuesday, January 06, 2009 to Thursday, January 08, 2009, heartily vanquishing The Rooster to earn it. Unfortunately, brutal defeat came soon after, at the merciless hands of Magnus Colosso, Ninth Wonder Of The World.

This hero's magnaminous likeness was captured at the moment of glorious triumph by Sutter .

Audience

Quotes overheard while standing in the crowd that gathered to watch the carnage…

  1. I look at this and I really think he is a cross dresser! The leg just looks like a man's leg.... maybe that adds to shims ability to instill fear in her victims!!!

    greenwave | [ a ]

  2. Hummm... I think I dated her once in high school. Not sure though without seeing her ears.

    netdruid | [ a ]

  3. I swear if you'd put this to some exec in Hollywood in the 80's they would have been calling Jamie Lee Curtis' angent by the end of the day.

    DanOhh | [ a ]

  4. Her foes are definitely going down, she's featherweight fighter!

    Mountain Gnome | [ a ]

  5. I think a good hero to battle her would be "Dan." Dan is just a regular guy who is, like most, unharmed and, if anything, slightly aroused by the idea of a bikini-clad pillowarrior.

    Evan | [ a ]

  6. 2nd feather fight.
    She's probably going to fall before this guy, just as the good old Human Feather:
    http://www.thesuperest.com/archives/2007/11/28/k30_thepenitent/

    mikkel | [ a ]

  7. I'd hate to be in her way when she's wielding a body pillow.

    burt | [ a ]

  8. Fantastic! Looking forward to another great year of The Superest!

    Justin | [ a ]

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