Keiji Mutoh - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

• Finishing moves
  • Moonsault, often preceded by a rib breaker
  • Muta Lock – innovated
  • Shining Wizard – Innovated

• Signature moves
  • Bridging grounded double chickenwing
  • Cross armbar
  • Cradle piledriver
  • Multiple Dragon screw variations:
    • Dragon Neck Screw (Rope hung snap swinging neckbreaker)
    • Leg whip (Mutoh is known to perform this move in various situations, including off the mat apron, and while the opponent is on the top turnbuckle, or tangled in the ropes)
  • Dragon suplex
  • Figure four leglock
  • Flashing Elbow (Running twisting elbow drop)
  • Frankensteiner, sometimes from the top rope
  • Handspring back elbow
  • Leaping lariat
  • Leg hook reverse STO
  • Low-angle dropkick to an opponent's knees
  • Multiple Asian mist variations
    • Green Mist – Muta's most common mist, which obscures the opponent's vision
    • Red Mist – This mist is purported to burn rather than blind
    • Black Mist – An even more powerful mist which is purported to severely blind an opponent for a prolonged period of time
    • Blue Mist – This mist is used to send an opponent to sleep
    • Yellow Mist – This mist is purported to paralyze the opponent
  • Rib breaker
  • Space Rolling Elbow (Cartwheel into a back elbow to a cornered opponent, often followed by a one-handed bulldog)
  • Triangle choke

• Managers
  • Gary Hart (NWA)
  • Sonny Onoo (WCW)
  • Oliver Humperdink
  • Mona (One time appearance in NJPW)

• Entrance themes
  • New Japan Pro Wrestling
    • "Champion At Heart" (1984–1986)
    • "The Final Countdown" by Europe (1986–1988) – as Space Lone Wolf
    • "Hold Out" (1990–1995, 2011–2012)
    • "MUTA" (1990–1995) – as The Great Muta
    • "Triumph" (1995–1997, January 4, 2012)
    • "Great Muta Concerto" (1995–1999) – as The Great Muta
    • "nWo Triumph" (1997–2000)
    • "Skyscraper" (2000) – as The Great Muta
    • "Outbreak" (2000–2002)
    • "Kokushi Muso" (2001–2002) – as Kokushi Muso
  • All Japan Pro Wrestling
    • "Trans Magic" (2002–2009)
    • "Kokushi Drama" (2002–2005) – as Kokushi Muso
    • "Praise Bloom" (2002–2006) – as The Great Muta
    • "Kingly Way" by China Blue (2005–present) – as Kokushi Muso
    • "MUTA 2006" (2006–2009) – as The Great Muta
    • "Symbol" (2009–present)
    • "Galaxy" (2010–present) - as The Great Muta
  • World Championship Wrestling
    • "Luminous Forces I" - Jon Keliehor/Orlando Kimber - Bruton Music Library - BRR 18 - East Meets West (1989–1990)
    • "Kimi Ga Yo" (Starrcade 1990)
    • "Pacific Zone (sample)" (American PPV broadcast of Starrcade 1991 in Tokyo Dome, 1991)
    • "War Lords" (Clash Of The Champions XV: Knocksville U.S.A., 1991)
    • "Tokyo Takeaway" (1992–2000)
    • "Take It" by Insane Clown Posse (2000)