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The International Wrestling Festival (Japanese: 本格的男尻祭 Hepburn: Honkakuteki Danjiri Matsuri) is a collaboration between many users in Nico Nico Douga and YouTube (usually deleted nowadays) to create a longer music video of Gachimuchi Pants Wrestling Characters. They were usually uploaded on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, but some were also uploaded on other dates, such as on Billy Herrington's birthday on the 14th of July.

Names[edit | edit source]

In Japanese, the International Wrestling Festival is known as "Honkaku-teki Danjiri Matsuri" (本格的男尻祭, "Authentic Men Butt Festival"). The videos that were uploaded on New Year's Eve are labelled with "Kusomisoka" (糞晦日), a play on the word for "feces" (糞, kuso), and the name of the Japanese festival observed on New Year's Eve, Ōmisoka (大晦日).

The English name, "International Wrestling Festival", refers to the fact that its editors can be from anywhere in the world instead of just one country, and that many of the Characters were based on erotic or inappropriate wrestling videos.

The corresponding Korean collaborations are known simply as "HAPPILy".

List of International Wrestling Festivals[edit | edit source]

All of these videos were uploaded on New Year's Eve every year, except for:

  • one particular video on August 2012,
  • three particular videos on 2014 and 2017 that was uploaded on Billy Herrington's birthday,
  • several Korean videos uploaded on April Fool's Day,
  • one video in 2017 that was uploaded on the 10th anniversary of the formation of the fanbase,
  • and one video in 2018 that was delayed due to issues with its graphics and Youtube's policies.

There are 22 International Wrestling Festival or collaboration videos in total, and 2014 is the year with the most collaborations.

2008[edit | edit source]

2009[edit | edit source]

From that year onwards, a series of parody commercials are used as the trailer video for each collaboration. Between the commercials is a title card with the name of the collaboration, accompanied with Danny Lee screaming "Two can play it!" in the background.

Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The name of the collaboration was influenced by Billy Herrington's quote in a speech to Nico Nico Douga, "ass we can", which was a parody of Barack Obama's "yes we can".

2010[edit | edit source]

Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The name of the collaboration was influenced by one of Van Darkholme's quotes, "Boy next door".

2011[edit | edit source]

2012 (August)[edit | edit source]

2012 (New Year's Eve)[edit | edit source]

2012 (Japanese)[edit | edit source]

Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • Even though there was an earlier collab before 2009, the "fourth" in this collab's name is based on it being a fourth "official" collab, beginning from the 2009 collab.

2012 (Korean)[edit | edit source]

Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • Even though much of its elements are derived from other, unrelated franchises, the Korean HAPPILy collabs are counted in this article for having recurring Gachimuchi parts.

2013 (Japanese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【本格的♂一人合体】本格的♂歪みナイト 2013 Yugami Night.
    • "[Authentic♂One-Man Collaboration] Authentic♂Yugami Night 2013 Yugami Night"

2013 (Korean)[edit | edit source]

Trivia[edit | edit source]

2014[edit | edit source]

This, next to 2015 and 2017, was a year with more collabs than usual, numbering six in total.

2014 (Billy Herrington's Birthday)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】本格的男尻祭2014夏 NO GATIMUTIC, NO LIFE 【兄貴誕生祭】
    • "[Collaboration] Authentic Men Butt Festival Summer 2014 NO GATIMUTIC, NO LIFE [Aniki's Birthday]"
  • Trailer
  • Song list

2014 (One-Man Collaboration for Billy Herrington's Birthday)[edit | edit source]

  • 【本格的♂一人合作】Gayby's Erosite High Speed Medley 【兄貴誕生祭】
    • "[Authentic♂One-Man Collaboration] Gayby's Erosite High Speed Medley [Aniki's Birthday]"

2014 (New Year's Eve - two collabs)[edit | edit source]

The 2014 SPANKING♂REVOLUTION collaborations were influenced by the Japanese singing contest held on every New Year's Eve, "NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen".

  • 【Red Team】 2014 SPANKING♂REVOLUTION 【60FPS】
  • Song list

2014 (One-Man Collaboration for New Year's Eve)[edit | edit source]

As the name suggests, this is a collaboration in which all of its entries were created by a single person.

2014 (Korean)[edit | edit source]

  • HAPPILy 2014
    HAPPILy 2014.

2015[edit | edit source]

2015 (April Fool's, Korean)[edit | edit source]

From this year onwards, the Korean fanbase also created a second collab on every April 1st, as Gachimuchi is regarded as a humourous subculture.

  • UNHAPPILy 2015
    UNHAPPILy 2015.

2015 (Japanese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】本格的男尻祭2015　THE ASS AWAKENS【糞晦日】
    • "[Collaboration] Authentic Men Butt Festival 2015 THE ASS AWAKENS [Kusomisoka]"
  • Trailer
  • Song list
Trivia[edit | edit source]

2015 (Chinese)[edit | edit source]

The Chinese-speaking Gachimuchi fans had attempted their own collaborations from this year onwards.

  • 【合体】本格的♂男尻華彩合作～2015【中華組】
    • [Collaboration] Authentic♂Resplendent Men Butt Collaboration~2015 [Chinese Group]

2015 (New Year's Eve, Korean)[edit | edit source]

Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • In one scene, Billy Herrington's face is censored, as it represents the Korean audiences' dislike of an offensive remark that he made that praised the Japanese regime in World War II.

2015 (International)[edit | edit source]

  • 【Collaboration】International Wrestling Festival 2015 -WORLD OF ANIKI-【Gay Year's Eve】
  • Trailer
  • Song list

2016[edit | edit source]

2016 (Japanese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】本格的男尻祭2016　～尻の名は。～【糞晦日】
    • "[Collaboration] Authentic Men Butt Collaboration 2016 ~ Your Butt. ~ [Kusomisoka]"
  • Trailer
  • Song list
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The name of this collaboration was influenced by the Japanese animated fantasy movie, "Kimi No Na Wa." (君の名は。, "Your Name").

2016 (Chinese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】本格的♂男尻華彩合作～2016【中華組】
    • [Collaboration] Authentic♂Resplendent Men Butt Collaboration~2016 [Chinese Group]

2016 (International)[edit | edit source]

The name of this collaboration was influenced by Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump's presidential slogan, "Make America Great Again!". It also has its own IMDB page.

2016 (New Year's Eve, Korean)[edit | edit source]

2017[edit | edit source]

2017 (Billy Herrington's Birthday)[edit | edit source]

  • ガチムチRPGメドレー2017 −ROLE-PLAYING GAYME−
    • "Gachimuchi RPG Medley 2017 -ROLE PLAYING GAYME-"
  • Trailer
  • Song list
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The name of the collaboration was influenced by "role playing game". It also reflects the role of each collaboration artist in their part for the video.
  • This video has a list of past Japanese collabs at the ending credits.

2017 (10th Anniversary)[edit | edit source]

This collaboration celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Gachimuchi fanbase. It uses the same title as that of the first International Wrestling Festival collaboration as a homage to it and the other successive collaborations.

  • 【合体】ガチムチメドレー2017 ～10周年 漢達の軌跡♂～
    • "[Collaboration] Gachimuchi Medley 2017 ~10th Anniversary of the Masculine Path♂"
  • Trailer
  • Song list
Trailer[edit | edit source]
  • A list of past collabs can be seen at the end, firstly with the date of each collab.

2017-2018 (New Year's Eve 2017/January-February 2018, International)[edit | edit source]

This collaboration has both Japanese and international (including Chinese and Taiwanese) fans producing music videos together in the same video, instead of having two or three separate videos for their different demographics.

  • International Wrestling Festival 2017 -DREAM COME TRUE- 【Gay Year's Eve】
  • Trailer
  • Song list
Issues[edit | edit source]
  • This collaboration was delayed due to technical problems and it being unavailable for viewing for a review by Youtube's authorities, but was nonetheless released on February 2018 as being restricted for older viewers.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The name of the collaboration is influenced by one of Van Darkholme's quotes, "Dream come true".

2017 (New Year's Eve, Chinese)[edit | edit source]

Even though some Chinese fans already joined the International IWF, some Chinese-speaking artists decided to create their own collaboration.

  • 【合体】本格的華彩男尻祭2017 - 十兄貴 - 【糞晦日】
    • "[Collaboration] Authentic♂Resplendent Men Butt Collaboration - Ten Anikis - [Kusomisoka]"
  • Trailer

2018[edit | edit source]

2018 (April Fool's, Korean)[edit | edit source]

  • UNHAPPILy 2018
    UNHAPPILy 2018

2018 (New Year's Eve, Japanese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】本格的HONAMI音ゲイ合作【糞晦日】
    • [Collaboration] Authentic HONAMI Sound GEI Project [Kusomisoka]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The trailer's name is a play on "Konami", a video-game brand from Japan.

2018 (New Year's Eve, International)[edit | edit source]

This collaboration was created in memory of Billy Herrington, who was killed in a car accident on March on that year.

  • 国際的男尻祭2018 – Aniki’s Legacy
    • "International Wrestling Festival 2018 - Aniki’s Legacy"
  • Trailer
  • Song list

2018 (New Year's Eve, Korean)[edit | edit source]

2019[edit | edit source]

2019 (New Year's Eve, Korean)[edit | edit source]

2019 (April Fool's, Korean)[edit | edit source]

  • UNHAPPILy 2019
    UNHAPPILy 2019.

2019 (New Year's Eve, Japanese - two collabs)[edit | edit source]

This is the second double collaboration since 2014.

  • 【令組】本格的男尻祭2019 - 歪み令和 - 【糞晦日】
    • "[Rei Group] Authentic Male Ass Festival - YugamiReiwa - [Kusomisoka]"
  • 【和組】本格的男尻祭2019 - 歪み令和 - 【糞晦日】
    • "[Wa Group] Authentic Male Ass Festival - YugamiReiwa - [Kusomisoka]"
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The collaboration's name was inspired by Japan's new era Reiwa (令和) since 1 May 2019, ending the Heisei (平成) era and Billy Herrington's iconic catchphrase "Yugami nee na!".

2020[edit | edit source]

2020 (Japanese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】本格的男尻祭2020 - STAY HOMO-【糞晦日】
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The collaboration's name was based on the phrase, "Stay Home", referring to lockdowns during the Covid-19 pandemic.

2020 (Chinese)[edit | edit source]

  • 中国語華彩男尻祭2020 - Cyberpants 2020【中華組】
Trivia[edit | edit source]
  • The collaboration's name was based on the videogame "Cyberpunk 2077".

2020 (Spanish)[edit | edit source]

  • 【Gachimuchi 2020】LA V DEL HERMANO MAYOR【Collaboration】

2021 (Japanese)[edit | edit source]

  • 【合体】国際的男尻祭2021【糞晦日】

2021 (International)[edit | edit source]

  • [Collaboration] International Wrestling Festival 2021

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • This video was taken down by Youtube.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • "Kusomisoka" is a play on "Ōmisoka" (大晦日), the name of the Japanese observation of New Year's Eve and on the word for "feces" (糞, kuso),
  • "Ōmisoka" is derived from the term "misoka" (晦日), for the last day of each month, which was originally written as 三十 ("thirtieth", even though archaic Japanese months sometimes had twenty-nine days, as they were modelled from the months of the Chinese calendar until the Meiji Restoration), so "Ōmisoka" means "great thirtieth day", or the final last day of the month for the year. This day was also named with the archaic pronunciation of Ōtsugomori (大晦), which is derived from a shortened version of "Tsukigomori" (月隠り), which was also a term for "the last day of the month" or "hiding the moon" (referring to the moon becoming dark after its waning crescent).

See also[edit | edit source]

External links[edit | edit source]

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