‘Invincible Fight Girl’ Brings the Wrestling Tsunami Back to Toonami

I love pro wrestling. The moves, the wrestlers, the spectacle of it all coming together to tell a story. Stories are endless. They have a beginning and ending, but there’s always a new chapter. Much like a comic book. Which to me means, wrestling is comic books. You got people playing a larger-than-life hero (baby face) or villain (heel). There’s just something about watching folks get in that ring and put on a show. They’ve all got different reasons for doing it: money, fame, thrills. Then, there’s those with something to prove. Those that wrestling just calls to. That calling makes them wanna be the best at it. Invincible Fight Girl takes on the calling of a young, Black girl named Andy (Sydney Mikayla) that’s got dreams of becoming the best machine, the greatest of all time, the best wrestler alive. “Suplex the K like Shane Douglas, brain busters, you can’t muster”

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Invincible Fight Girl is set in a world where wrestling is everything. It’s literally the way of life. I knew I was hooked when they showed the globe, and the continents formed a flexing bicep. Andy’s story starts off 10 years ago earlier at a wrestling event with her parents. Now, her parents aren’t into it at all but this match changes Andy’s life, especially seeing the goat wrestler Quesa Poblana (Rolonda Watts). This is where Andy decides that she is going to be a professional wrestler. However, the problem with Andy’s dream is that her parents don’t know about it and haven’t accounted…