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== Season Results<ref>[[Facts/Lore Disambiguation Guide]]</ref>==
 
== Season Results<ref>[[Facts/Lore Disambiguation Guide]]</ref>==
In [[Season 1]], the Wild Wings went 47-52 in the season, finishing 7th in the evil league and tied for 13th overall.
 
  
In [[Season 2]], the Wild Wings went 47-52 in the season, finishing 6th in the evil league and 11th overall.
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* In [[Season 1]], the Wild Wings went 47-52 in the season, finishing 7th in the evil league and tied for 13th overall.
 
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* In [[Season 2]], the Wild Wings went 47-52 in the season, finishing 6th in the evil league and 11th overall.
In [[Season 3]], the Wild Wings went 42-57 in the season, finishing 8th in the evil league and tied for 15th overall.
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* In [[Season 3]], the Wild Wings went 42-57 in the season, finishing 8th in the evil league and tied for 15th overall.
 
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* In [[Season 4]], the Wild Wings went 43-56 in the season, finishing 8th in the evil league and 17th overall.
In [[Season 4]], the Wild Wings went 43-56 in the season, finishing 8th in the evil league and 17th overall.
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* In [[Season 5]], the Wild Wings went 49-50 in the season, finishing 6th in the evil league and 11th overall.
 
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** At the end of [[Season 5#Election_Results|Season 5]], the [[Season 5#Blessings_2|Bad Neighbors]] blessing impaired the Wild Wings' overall rating by 3%.
In [[Season 5]], the Wild Wings went 49-50 in the season, finishing 6th in the evil league and 11th overall.
 
 
 
At the end of [[Season 5#Election_Results|Season 5]], the [[Season 5#Blessings_2|Bad Neighbors]] blessing impaired the Wild Wings' overall rating by 3%.
 
  
 
== Team Overview ==
 
== Team Overview ==

Revision as of 20:32, 6 September 2020

The Mexico City Wild Wings are a Blaseball team in the Lawful Evil division of the Evil League. They have been a part of Internet League Blaseball since Season 1.

Roster

Lineup

Pitchers

Select Tlopps cards can be found here

Season Results[1]

  • In Season 1, the Wild Wings went 47-52 in the season, finishing 7th in the evil league and tied for 13th overall.
  • In Season 2, the Wild Wings went 47-52 in the season, finishing 6th in the evil league and 11th overall.
  • In Season 3, the Wild Wings went 42-57 in the season, finishing 8th in the evil league and tied for 15th overall.
  • In Season 4, the Wild Wings went 43-56 in the season, finishing 8th in the evil league and 17th overall.
  • In Season 5, the Wild Wings went 49-50 in the season, finishing 6th in the evil league and 11th overall.

Team Overview

COMMUNITY REPORTS
The remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.

For a more in-depth look at the team, see Mexico City Wild Wings/History.

Not much is currently known about the history of the Mexico City Wild Wings, and the inner workings of the team are largely hidden and vaguely sinister. Whether this is connected to the state of the Wings roster (which hasn't changed since Season 1) is unknown. Either way, the Gastronomic Conjury Guild probably has something to do with it. The Wild Wings currently play in a stadium known as The Bucket, located on a lake within Mexico City. Due to the outwardly Chaotic Good appearance of the Wild Wings's player base and managerial style, their Lawful Evil League status has often been called into question.

Staff

The Wild Wings are not technically managed by an individual, but by the interpretation of wingsauce patterns left on discarded plates of leftovers by a mysterious figure known as Guy Flieri. The particulars of the process are the subject of much speculation, though for the sake of paperwork, the manager is officially stated to be Guy Flieri.

Mascots

The exact mascot(s) for the Wings seem to be difficult to track. It has been reported the team mascots are "birds" but no more detail was given when questioned.

Fan Culture

For a more in-depth look at the fan culture, see Mexico City Wild Wings/Fan Culture.

The Wild Wings team is composed of a diverse range of players - from a star pitcher who exists outside of time, to a batter with the distinction of being the game's first part-seal player, to an ordinary car tire piloted by rats. Fans take pride in the diversity of the team, believing that it leads to games in which "anything can happen," good or bad.


Fan Art

For more Fan Art, see Mexico City Wild Wings/Fan_Art.


Logo by KestrelPi.


Logo by Cobaltcakes.


Hat by Cernji