Kai En Tai

[5.0] "Mostly a lovable group of losers. Fairly unoffensive group of low card, smaller guys. Taka has go on to become almost legendary, but during the Kai En Tai days, he was an extra skinny guy who was mostly used to take a beating. Their appearance during the 2000 Royal Rumble is memorable, where they kept trying to get involved, despite not being in the match. The "choppy choppy your pee pee" angle was them at their lowest."

[6.0] "Another stable that I love, I love them more for what they could have been more than what they was. What they was was a group of extremely talented in ring workers with Yamaguchi-San as their manager doing racial stereotypes but what could they have been a great comedic stable that could have been a serious great addition to a tag team division."

[2.0] "A waste of decent talent. They were occasionally funny, but a lot of the humor was based on racist stereotypes. They made the most of what they were given, but what they were given was trash. The feud with Val Venis was their most memorable storyline, but that was firmly in "so bad it's kinda good" territory."

[6.0] "An example of how NA promotions completely mishandled foreign talent in this era. These guys were excellent in-ring workers but came around in an era where the big men ruled. They also had a handful of pretty funny moments."