Argus Chesty

Argus Chesty, a new addition to the Pummelboys, holds past ties to Forrest and TiburcioSoccer64. After disappearing for years, Argus Chesty was called to battle by Forrest. Soon after his return, Argus Chesty became aware of the Evil that dwelled within Forrest and his Orange Guardian. Now he fights with Pummelboys as the Pink Guardian to keep Forrest in check, even using his mastery of the steel chair if need be.

The Master of Steel Chairs
Argus Chesty was once a resident of Port Hadlock, a place not far from Marrowstone Island. Argus became a WWE wrestler, winning multiple regional championships for the RPT with his aggressive fighting style. But fate was cruel, and after being framed for a heinous crime he did not commit Argus Chesty was banished to the harsh New Mexican desert. However, Argus chesty was resilient and spent his time refining and honing his abilities. While patrolling the desert, he came across the Pink Guardian buried beneath the sands. With this newfound power, Chesty became one of the legendary Pummelboys. He was later crowned "The King of Steel Chairs" after revealing his skill with the Steel chair in an attempt to defeat Forrest.

Argus Chesty was recruited by the US Marines after their previous champion, Cadger Calloused went rogue. Argus now serves as an honorary general within the Corps, although he usually is sent alone on his highly dangerous missions.

Fighting Style
Paired with the Pink Guardian, Argus Chesty wears an oversized brown bag over his head. Within the bag, he keeps a multitude of steel chairs he can draw when the situation demands it. Argus Chesty's signature move is the, simple but very effective, two handed steel chair beat down. This was the move used against Forrest in an attempt to save the pummel boys from annihilation. However Argus Chesty can also summon steel chairs from his feet and duel wield them if need be. His most devastating move involves two steel chairs chained together and wielded akin to nunchucks. However, this move often results in collateral damage and is rarely used.