>>18296295
There's a friendliness factor there, and I can see how that wouldn't be for everyone. I think part of it comes from everyone starting this company together, which involves a camaraderie. Nothing has really happened yet for there to be hard feelings.
But cracks are starting to show. There's a heel stable now, Darkness Revolution. They kicked the comedy fat girl out and, at the end of a match during the last show, Rea Seto ended up joining them by cracking a chair over her tag partner Victoria Yuzuki's head after feeling constantly disrespected by the latter.
I mostly like it because it's light viewing that I don't have to expect greatness out of (and I like that it's not just overly busy multi-women tags every show). I think that edge will come with time.
