"Uh... yeah. Hi."
Joshachu is a variant of the electric mouse Pokemon Pikachu and the general manager of ShadowSwine54. He is characterized by his inclination towards discord and conflict within the household .
Lore[]
Some time after the Universe Collision incident, Joshachu snuck his way into the apartment through The Coke a Cola Time Machine. He came from a universe where everyone's name starts with the prefix "Josh-" and everyone also happens to share the same personality. He managed to convince Willie Nelson and Wolverine that he was Hulk Hogan, much to the real Hulk Hogan's dismay. This was the first instance of Joshachu's tendecy to create and contribute towards chaos within the ShadowSwine crew. An off-screen fight broke out between the two and Joshachu was presumably hired as a character after the bout, possibly because Hogan found his fighting power to be impressive.
Joshachu has been fired during the first official budget cut in ShadowSwine54 has To Fire a Few Characters, but he made a return in Hulk Hogan Rants on the New Star Wars, this time as the new general manager of ShadowSwine54. He now lives as a permanent member of the household, satisfied with his new position of power.
In a similar manner to Feen, Joshachu greatly enjoys stirring up conflict within the ShadowSwine household, but he has had this characteristic since his debut, in contrast to Feen, who holds a vendetta. In that sense, Joshachu is a genuine agent of chaos whose sole drive is to cause discord and bloodshed.
As shown in CM Punk's Liberal Outrage, he possesses a son that highly resembles him.
Powers/Abilities[]
Most of Joshachu's power comes from his authority over the other characters, as he can fire them at will. He can fight if he must, however.
Thundershock- A jolt of electricity is hurled at the target to inflict damage. It may also leave the target with paralysis. Joshachu used this technique on Birthday Bear.
Notable Appearances[]
Hulk Hogan V.S. Joshachu- Joshachu first appears in this episode, where he warped into Hogan's apartment from the Coke a Cola Time Machine. He pretends to be Hulk Hogan for the sake of undermining him, but is later defeated by the real Hogan. Some time after this, it is believed he was hired as a character.
A Very Hulk Hogan Thanksgiving- Joshachu was among Willie Nelson, Sin Cara and Wolverine during the intense brawl. He was greatly enjoying the conflict, chanting "anarchy!" as the crew fought each other.
ShadowSwine54 Has to Fire a Few Characters- Joshachu was one of the many that were fired. He spoke to the camera about his pride in being a ShadowSwine character before being brutally assaulted by Hulk Hogan and informed of his contract's termination.
Hulk Hogan Rants on the New Star Wars- Joshachu makes his return to the channel, where he interrupts Hogan's rant to express his opposing viewpoints in true Joshachu fashion.
CM Punk's Liberal Outrage- Joshachu adds fuel to the fire by stating his viewpoints in regards to gender to CM Punk. He reveals that he has a son in this scene.
Hulk Hogan Thanks His Fans- Joshachu's appearance in this episode indicates that he has lost both of his legs in some accident, but he is cut off before explaining just how such an event occurred,
Hulk Hogan HATES iHob- Hulk Hogan accuses Joshachu of being gay and attacks him briefly.
Secret of the Hogan Cubes- Joshachu joins the NWO alongside Feen, citing that he was "sick and tired" of his mistreatment at the hands of the ShadowSwine crew. He takes great enjoyment in scheming with the NWO and personally interrogates and force-feeds pork to Sonic, an act that which he later states he enjoyed immensely. Joshachu later successfully kills Hulk Hogan after stabbing him with a knife, rendering him the first villain to do so, but is subsequently defeated by Birthday Bear. After the NWO's assault is quelled, Wario and Darth Vader violently rape Joshachu.
Trivia[]
- A recurring gag as of 2016 features one of the ShadowSwine crew members asking Joshachu "Weren't you fired?" whenever he makes an appearance.
- Joshachu was initially based on staff member "Hermit", but his lust for chaos became greatly exaggerated as the series progressed to the point where he developed his own personality.