He lost at Wrestlemania, and subsequently retired at the following Raw, in one of the most emotional Raws in history. The Four Horsemen were on hand, Harley Race, Ricky Steamboat, and the entire WWE roster it appeared, to say “thank you” to Ric Flair for all he’s done in this business. The fans gave Flair a standing ovation as he left, and also chanted "Thank You Ric". I changed my avatar and sig today, to honor the greatest wrestler ever to lace up a pair of boots.

Now to bring the thread back to topic;

Flair was a loyal sidekick to Trple H during the whole Evolution run. Arn Anderson was also a great sidekick to Flair's run with the 4 Horsemen.

 

Emotional WWE.

Bahahahahaha...no wait

BAHAHAHAHAHA

 

The sidekicks job is to be a contrast to the hero. They're supposed to highlight how fucken awesome the Hero is.

"Holy twisted digits Batman! You really showed the Fingerman who's the boss of thumb wrestling."

"No one can solve crimes like you, you wonderful, pipe-smoking English man. I lub you so much right now, Mister Holmes."

Doesn't Harry contrast well with Ron? Ron's weaknesses highlight Harry's strengths. Ron's job is just to show how full of win Harry is. And to allow Harry to tell his best mate, "hey, i'm fucking ur sister, lol. she does this little thing with her tongue on my arse hole... hey, put the wand down!"

Yak.

 

Current Batgirl is an awesome sidekick.

She's not bad in a fight, either.

As for Robin... well, after reading Frank Miller's take on him and Batman, I've never quite been able to look at them the same.

 

Quoted For Truth

On the point of a side kick, I believe that, while Ron is a hopeless asshat, Hermione would definitely be a worthy side-kick. She tries to keep him concentrated on his studies, while Ron tries to make him play chess; she tries to help him with his emotional problems, while Ron has 'the emotional range of a teaspoon'; she is female and has a vagina, Ron does not. See my point? She helps him with character flaws, is the epitome of a good Christian schoolgirl so you know she's kinky in bed, and knows spells that will help him out of almost every situation he comes across. While she has problems with rule-breaking and all that, every sidekick is made to keep the main protagonist in line so she is only doing her job by complimenting his idiotic nature with her analytical one.

 

She wears orange juice Really Well, I must say.

What was Frank Miller's take? And which Robin?

 

Dick Grayson

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Star_Batman

 

Frank Miller FTW! I never really cared for the Batman series until I started reading All-Star. It definitely takes all the characters to a whole new darker, seedier, yet more realistic level. I especially liked the All-Star Joker.