A collection of edits, referees, custom ring logos, craft parts, and eventually craft moves for my original FPW e-fed that may or may not end up as a youtube series.

Elite Japanese Pro Wrestling, or EJPW is a Puroresu-themed e-fed based mostly around original characters that I have been running in various games dating back to WWE 2k17, and has existed as a concept since 2009, when I actively participated in e-feds. From 2009 to mid-2016, it existed under the somewhat cringeworthy name "Epic Japan Pro Wrestling" (the name meant to be a parody of Big Japan), and was re-branded in 2016 by James Foster, who designed that lovely logo for me in both English and Japanese variants.

Most of the characters in this e-fed are my original creations, some of which, at least in concept, date back as far as the early 2000's. Most got their start in Fire Pro Wrestling Returns, but many got their starts in the various WWE SvR/2k games, and a couple as far back as WWF War Zone. Some are based on amalgamations of real life wrestlers, or other fictional characters; others are totally original, and the likenesses they share with real wrestlers are purely coincidental (Akane Matsumodo, for example totally looks like Tanahashi in a singlet with Naito hair, but in actuality started life as a CAW back in SvR2011 when all my ignorant ass knew was WWE, WCW, and TNA; his appearance and moves have changed very little since then, beyond giving him the Slingblade as a nod to Tanahashi). There are also a handful of silly gimmick characters here; think less like DDT Pro and more like the WWF New Generation (though the gimmicks are reflected less often in their wrestling style and more often in their appearance and general mannerisms).

In addition to my original edits, some of the edits who appear in EJPW are the original works of other people. These are not random workshop edits I've downloaded and thrown into my own game; these are generally e-fed characters created by people whom I am friends with and have their expressed written permission to use in this setting. I created most of these edits from scratch, going off of old character profiles on various forums and programming the logic myself, though PhoenixRoost has also contributed at least one edit, which I later modified.

The edits in this collection will probably not play nice with most other edits, and certainly not with the NJPW and Stardom characters included in the game. They have unusual stats and logic (low offense, high defense) and have mostly been programmed based on the CPU Logic Guide found on the blog page for the SuperChat Fight League e-fed, though, often tweaked to my own personal preference. As such, most of these edits are built for long matches. Yes, even the undercard guys and gals.