The Bloodline is a heel CAW stable lead by the villainous on-screen owner of New-NAW, Danny Jackpot. The group is comprised of Danny Jackpot's cousin Zach Starr and Biff Andreas. The concept behind the group is the passing down of skills from the previous generation to the next in order to create the legends of tomorrow. The formation of the Bloodline began due to Danny Jackpot's perception of what the future of his product might become down the road. After the show had undergone a hiatus, Danny had begun grooming his cousin to become the next CAW Legend and the face of New-NAW. Soon after, Danny had recruited his long time ally Biff Andreas to the group.
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| - The Bloodline is a heel CAW stable lead by the villainous on-screen owner of New-NAW, Danny Jackpot. The group is comprised of Danny Jackpot's cousin Zach Starr and Biff Andreas. The concept behind the group is the passing down of skills from the previous generation to the next in order to create the legends of tomorrow. The formation of the Bloodline began due to Danny Jackpot's perception of what the future of his product might become down the road. After the show had undergone a hiatus, Danny had begun grooming his cousin to become the next CAW Legend and the face of New-NAW. Soon after, Danny had recruited his long time ally Biff Andreas to the group.
- The Bloodline is a family/conspiracy of mutants who have, through selective breeding, dramatically increased the chances of a given offspring being a mutant. They appear to have bred specifically for extended lifespan and the so-called 'Bloodline trait', a form of psychic vampirism; as a result, most conspiracy theorists who know of the group believe them to actually be vampires, not mutants. They are known to have been operating for at least two centuries, well before the modern Mutant Metagene Complex is usually thought to have arisen, and as such, they are sometimes described as a separate sub-species of humans rather than mutants per se.
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| - Zach Starr: 195 lbs
- Biff Andreas: 230 lbs
- Combined: 648 lbs
- Danny Jackpot: 223 lbs
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- Biff Andreas: 6'0
- Danny Jackpot: 6'1
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| - The Bloodline is a heel CAW stable lead by the villainous on-screen owner of New-NAW, Danny Jackpot. The group is comprised of Danny Jackpot's cousin Zach Starr and Biff Andreas. The concept behind the group is the passing down of skills from the previous generation to the next in order to create the legends of tomorrow. The formation of the Bloodline began due to Danny Jackpot's perception of what the future of his product might become down the road. After the show had undergone a hiatus, Danny had begun grooming his cousin to become the next CAW Legend and the face of New-NAW. Soon after, Danny had recruited his long time ally Biff Andreas to the group. The Bloodline also existed in New-WWE as a babyface tag team consisting only of Jackpot and Starr, before disbanding following Starr's betrayal of Jackpot at New-WWE Royal Rumble 10, after which Starr and Liana formed an alliance that Starr labeled The New Bloodline.
- The Bloodline is a family/conspiracy of mutants who have, through selective breeding, dramatically increased the chances of a given offspring being a mutant. They appear to have bred specifically for extended lifespan and the so-called 'Bloodline trait', a form of psychic vampirism; as a result, most conspiracy theorists who know of the group believe them to actually be vampires, not mutants. They are known to have been operating for at least two centuries, well before the modern Mutant Metagene Complex is usually thought to have arisen, and as such, they are sometimes described as a separate sub-species of humans rather than mutants per se. Recently, they embarked on a program to increase their 'success rate' at breeding mutants even further, by offering young female Exemplars generous monetary and other support in exchange for acting as surrogate mothers, on the premise that Exemplars are more healthy in general and thus more likely to bring a child to term. This 'Baby Farm' operated aboard a sky fortress, the Jules Verne, and was under the control of the ship's captain, Robur The Conqueror. After an attempt by Robur to force Envy to marry him, the ship was commandeered by Strega, who disembarked the passengers before leaving it in Karedonian airspace.
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