September 19, 2026 | Attendance: 57
【Opening Ceremony】
During the opening ceremony, a public lottery was held to determine the competitors for the proxy FantastICE Championship bout in the main event. Reaching into the lottery box, challenger Arisa Shinose drew the previously scheduled Match 1 singles bout between Riko and Moe Hiiro. As a result, the main event was set as Riko (with champion Tsukina Umino) versus Moe (with challenger Arisa Shinose)—adding an immediate “Ice Ribbon vs. Hot Shushu” dynamic to the title picture.
◆ Match 1: Singles Match, 10-Minute Time Limit × Ancham (8:17, Inside Cradle) Yappy 〇
“Bad Butts” tag team partners Ancham and Yappy stood in opposite corners, facing off in a singles bout for the first time since their unorthodox rules match at the “1470” event on January 24th. Although they entered together and separated into their respective corners, the moment the opening bell rang, both women immediately swarmed the referee. They tossed the official out of the ring, stripped their turnbuckles of the corner pads, and started brawling on the mat. Yappy won the initial exchange, but as Ancham fell clutching a turnbuckle pad, she hurled it at Yappy’s feet just as Yappy hit the ropes. Tripping Yappy up, Ancham drilled her with a low-angle dropkick to the face before mercilessly bashing her with the turnbuckle pad. Ancham then dumped Yappy to the outside and applied a Figure-Four Necklock while hanging over the ring apron. Continuing the assault, Ancham stacked steel chairs on the floor and attempted to slam Yappy onto them, but Yappy blocked it and planted Ancham with a bodyslam instead.
The two traded brutal elbows as they brawled all the way to the back of the arena before finally returning to the ring. Ancham hit a diving body attack. She followed up with a crossbody, but Yappy caught her mid-air, tossed her backward, and covered her for a two-count. Yappy hit her Katsudon (spinning body press) for a near fall. Ancham raked the eyes and caught Yappy in a headscissors roll-up for a two. As Yappy sat up, Ancham blasted her with a basement dropkick to the face, earning another two-count. Ancham transitioned seamlessly from a sleeper hold into a cross armbreaker, but Yappy managed to reach the ropes. Ancham charged in for a big boot, but Yappy dodged and retaliated with a running split-legged hip drop. Yappy followed up with a leg drop, but Ancham caught the leg, applying a kneebar before shifting into a leglock and then a facelock, forcing Yappy to grab the ropes to break the hold. Yappy countered an incoming attack from Ancham with a toe kick and followed up with a running Axe Bomber.Yappy then grabbed her signature “B.B. Plate” weapon. The referee stepped in to confiscate it, but just as Ancham got back to her feet, Yappy shoved the referee directly into her.
Yappy quickly pointed the finger at the official, trying to convince Ancham that the referee was the one who hit her with the plate. When the referee denied it, the Bad Butts momentarily reunited, whipping the official into the ropes and flattening him with a double clothesline. Yappy grabbed the plate once again. Ancham went for a dropkick, but Yappy shielded herself with the plate, smashed it over Ancham’s head, and went for a Wasteland. Ancham reversed it into a roll-up for a two-count. Yappy hit a counter Axe Bomber for a near fall. Ancham fired back with a high kick, a side kick, and a buzzsaw kick, but Yappy kicked out at two. Ancham went up top and hit a Swanton Bomb, but as she went for the cover, Yappy shifted her momentum, catching Ancham in a sudden inside cradle to snatch the three-count.
◆ Match 2: Triangle Ribbon Match, 15-Minute Time Limit 〇 Non Toraga (9:10, Pinfall) Mase Hiiro ×
Frustrated over being left out of the surrogate title match because this was a Triangle Ribbon bout, Totoro Satsuki exploded with anger. Unable to hide her irritation during the opening ceremony, Totoro declared, “I’m going to crush you both out of spite!”
The bell rang, and the match effectively kicked off as a two-on-one handicap bout. Totoro easily overpowered her opponents in a two-on-one lock-up and continued to dominate a two-on-one test of strength, though Mase Hiiro and Non Toraga managed to retaliate with double foot stomps. However, as Totoro simply crossed her arms to show she was completely unfazed by the damage, Mase finally proposed an alliance.
Showered with compliments by Mase, a now-cheerful Totoro scooped up Toraga for a body slam, followed immediately by a diving foot stomp from Mase. The duo repeated this vicious sequence three times before going for a double cover, but Toraga kicked out at two. Rolling Toraga toward the ropes, Totoro and Mase then crushed her with a double “Monooki” attack.
The duo whips Toraga into the ropes, but Toraga bursts out with a counter tackle. She sends Mase flying, but Totoro stands completely unfazed. Totoro and Toraga trade tackles, and Totoro ultimately wins the exchange. Totoro flattens Toraga with a running corner lariat. Toraga dodges a second attempt, retaliating with a running corner elbow and a running corner lariat of her own. Mase catches Toraga from behind with a roll-up for a two-count, then immediately bails to the outside.
Toraga traps Totoro in the corner with a flurry of elbows, takes her down in the center of the ring, and drops a senton. The cover yields a two-count. Toraga follows up with a running corner hip attack. Mase sneaks back in for another roll-up on Toraga, but only gets two before scrambling back to the floor. Totoro plants Toraga with a body slam and goes for the pin, but Toraga kicks out at two. Totoro then unleashes a brand-new move: the “Super Headbutt” (a headbutt to the midsection).
After driving Non Toraga into the ropes for a lariat, the follow-up senton and cover only yielded a two-count. Totoro Satsuki went for a body press, but Toraga dodged, causing Totoro to crash to the mat. Mase Hiiro tried to capitalize by rolling up the prone Totoro, but Totoro simply crushed her for a two-count.
“Hey, you little brat!” Totoro barked, closing in on her partner.
“I mistook you for her! I’m sorry!” Mase desperately pleaded.
Getting back on the same page, Totoro and Mase whipped Toraga into the corner. Mase connected with a running corner elbow, followed by a running lariat from Totoro. Totoro then hit a body press, and Mase followed up with a foot stomp. Taking it to the next level, Totoro hoisted Mase up and dropped her onto Toraga for an elevated, second-story foot stomp. They went for a double cover, but Toraga kicked out at two.
Totoro held Toraga in place as Mase launched a diving crossbody. Another double cover, but again, only a two-count. Totoro and Mase whipped Toraga into the ropes, but Toraga slipped behind Totoro and shoved her heavily into Mase, knocking Mase down. Toraga hit Totoro with an eye rake, then used a drop toe hold to send Totoro crashing into Mase with an involuntary body press! Toraga quickly shoved Totoro out of the way, hooked Mase’s leg, and snatched the three-count.
◆ Match 3: Tsukasa Fujimoto’s 2000th Match Anniversary! Tag Team Match, 20-Minute Time Limit
Tsukasa Fujimoto & 〇 Kaho Matsushita (15:27, Kata-Ebi Gatame) Yuuka & Kirari Wakana ×
Last month, Tsukasa Fujimoto celebrated her 18th anniversary in professional wrestling. This particular bout marked exactly her 2,000th career match. Booked specifically at her request, this commemorative match featured “Tsukkaho” squaring off against “Kakumei Tenshi” (Revolutionary Angels). It was a special tag team affair placing Fujimoto in the ring with three of her prized pupils.
The match kicked off with a sudden ambush by the Revolutionary Angels. Kirari Wakana and Yuuka immediately went on the offensive, trapping Fujimoto and Kaho Matsushita respectively to blast them with dropkicks against the ropes. After dumping Fujimoto and Kaho to the outside, the Revolutionary Angels scaled the corner, looking to launch a plancha to the floor. However, Fujimoto and Kaho thwarted the attempt, dragging the fight into a chaotic ringside brawl.
Yuuka managed to launch herself off the crowd barricade with a spectacular plancha onto Kaho, while Fujimoto retaliated by relentlessly hurling steel chairs at Kirari. Kaho then dragged Yuuka into the carnage, and soon both members of the Revolutionary Angels found themselves buried underneath a mountain of steel chairs.
Tsukasa Fujimoto rolled Kirari Wakana back into the ring, locking in a Camel Clutch before following up with a rope-hung dropkick. The cover yielded a two-count. Kaho Matsushita tagged in, grabbed Kirari by the hair, and tossed her into the corner, but Kirari popped right back up and returned the favor by whipping Kaho into the opposite turnbuckle. Kaho answered with yet another corner whip of her own, trapping Kirari in the corner to stomp away at her. Kaho went for the pin, but only got two. She then locked Kirari in a bow and arrow hold, transitioned into a body slam, and covered her for another two-count. Kaho set up for a brainbuster, but Kirari countered it into a swinging DDT.
Yuuka tagged in and unleashed a rapid-fire flurry of elbows, dropped the kneeling Kaho with a front dropkick, and followed up with a running sliding elbow into the corner. The ensuing cover got a two-count. Yuuka fired off another elbow barrage. Kaho ducked underneath the strikes and retaliated with a jumping elbow of her own. Yuuka spun Kaho halfway around and rained down elbows from above, then attempted her signature Angel Thunder, but Kaho managed to dodge it. Kaho nailed the kneeling Yuuka with a single-leg dropkick, then drove her against the ropes with a running knee attack. Yuuka fought back, knocking Kaho down with a running elbow and covering her for a near fall. As Yuuka rebounded off the ropes, Kaho caught her with a counter Inazuma Leg Lariat.
The tagged-in Tsukasa Fujimoto delivered three rapid-fire soccer kicks to Yuuka, whom she was facing for the first time in roughly ten years. Yuuka managed to dodge the PK from Fujimoto, but the moment she sat up, Kaho Matsushita blasted her with a perfectly timed PK of her own. “Tsukkaho” (the team of Fujimoto and Kaho) whipped Yuuka into the ropes, only for Yuuka to take both of them out simultaneously with a front dropkick.
Yuuka went for the Angel Thunder on Fujimoto, but Fujimoto kicked both legs up to launch her away. Pushing Yuuka into the corner, Fujimoto assumed her signature track-and-field crouching start and darted in for a running low dropkick. Yuuka locked in a Cobra Twist, and when Kaho Matsushita stepped in to break it up, Kirari Wakana caught Kaho in a Palo Special. Fujimoto managed to escape to the ropes, prompting Yuuka to hit her with a dropkick, while Kaho simultaneously dropkicked Kirari (who had just released the hold).
Following a fleeting “Yuukaho” (Yuuka and Kaho) exchange, Fujimoto caught Yuuka with a Cazadora, while Kirari Wakana executed the same on Kaho. Fujimoto hit a PK on Yuuka, and Kirari came down with a foot stomp on Kaho. In another split-second mix-up—this time between Fujimoto and Kirari—Kirari nailed Fujimoto with a dropkick. Yuuka and Kirari attempted a double brainbuster, but Fujimoto landed gracefully on her feet.
Yuuka struck with an elbow. The “Revolutionary Angels” (Yuuka and Kirari) whipped Fujimoto into the ropes, but Fujimoto took them both out with a rebounding Ninja Kick. Yuuka fired off another elbow to Fujimoto, and Fujimoto answered back with a double chop. Yuuka launched Fujimoto with an Exploder Suplex and followed up with the Angel Thunder, but the cover only yielded a two-count.
The freshly tagged Kirari Wakana connected with a low dropkick and followed up with three consecutive foot stomps, but her pin attempt was also a near fall. Fujimoto executed a body slam and went for the PK, but Kirari slipped out of the way and rolled her up into a cradle. Fujimoto rolled the pin over, and Kirari rolled it right back. As Fujimoto climbed the turnbuckles, Yuuka caught her with a Deadly Drive, hurling her out to the ring apron. Kirari Wakana then followed up with a devastating diving foot stomp.
The cover results in a two-count. Fujimoto goes for the Venus Clutch, but Yuuka breaks it up. The tagged-in Kaho hits Kirari with a running corner elbow and a PK, but the ensuing cover only gets two. Kaho locks in a crossface. Yuuka makes the save, backing Kaho into the ropes before blasting her with an elbow strike. With Kaho seated on the mat, Kirari connects with a low dropkick and a foot stomp, but the cover yields another two-count. Kirari locks in the Kirameki Lock, but Fujimoto breaks it up. Yuuka unleashes a flurry of elbows on Fujimoto. In response, Fujimoto and Kaho fire off simultaneous high enzuigiris to Yuuka and Kirari, respectively, and immediately follow up with sandwich soccer kicks to Kirari.
Kaho goes for the cover, but it is a two-count. As Kaho climbs the turnbuckle, Kirari catches her with a Frankensteiner, follows up with a missile kick, and makes the cover, but it is only two. Kirari attempts a diving foot stomp, but Kaho evades. Fujimoto hits Kirari with a dropkick. Yuuka charges in with a leaping elbow on Fujimoto. Yuuka then fires an elbow at Kaho, but Kaho answers by slamming Yuuka down with a brainbuster. Kirari goes for the Kamisu on Kaho, but Kaho catches her mid-action and counters into a side buster. Kirari reverses the momentum into a pinning combination for a two-count. Following a frantic exchange of roll-ups, Kaho unleashes two consecutive high kicks followed by a buzzsaw kick, but the ensuing cover yields another two-count. Kaho hits a modified blockbuster, but Kirari kicks out at two. Finally, Kaho connects with the Fanfare to secure the three-count, gifting Fujimoto a victory in her commemorative match.
◆ Match 4: FantastICE Championship Match, No Time Limit 〇 Riko with [Champion] Tsukina Umino (10:40, Inside Cradle) Moe Hiiro × with [Challenger] Arisa Shinose
Both Riko and Moe Hiiro debuted in 2025, meaning this was the very first time either of them had competed in a no-ropes ring. Given the added pressure of this being a proxy title match, one might have expected a tense, cautious start. Instead, right at the opening bell, Moe showed her fierce determination by immediately throwing an elbow at her own second, Arisa Shinose, kicking her out of their corner and to the floor before charging straight at Riko. They felt each other out in a battle for arm control. Moe hit an arm drag into a bridging pin (Dial Gatame) for a two-count. Moe tried to whip Riko into the corner, but Riko escaped with a cartwheel. Moe tripped her and went for a pin. Riko tripped Moe and went for a pin. Both got one-counts. Moe applied a headlock. Riko threw Moe forward, but Moe stopped her momentum just short of falling out of the ring. Riko applied a headlock. Moe whipped her forward, and Riko also stopped just short of falling out. Riko dodged Moe’s elbow and hit a dropkick, getting a two-count. Riko locked in a Figure-Four Leglock. Arisa intervened and flipped them over to reverse the pressure.
Tsukina Umino jumped in and flipped them back. Arisa tried to roll them over again, but Umino grabbed Arisa by the hair to stop her, eventually kicking Arisa out of the ring. The Figure-Four struggle tumbled dangerously close to the edge of the apron before breaking. During an exchange where both tried to wring the other’s arm and whip them into the exposed steel ring post, Moe was sent flying, but Arisa jumped in front of the post to cushion Moe’s impact. Moe grabbed Riko by the hair for a pin, getting a two. Riko hit a crossbody, but Moe bridged out of it. From behind, Riko delivered a kick, causing Moe to launch through the air like a plancha, wiping out Arisa on the floor. When Moe returned to the ring, Riko met her with a dropkick. Moe locked in an Octopus Hold (Manji Gatame). Umino broke it up. Umino battered Moe with elbows and chops. Riko hit a dropkick. Umino trapped Moe in a full nelson and went for a chop, but Moe ducked. Umino stopped her momentum and caught Moe with a knee strike. Riko hit a DDT for a two-count. Riko went for a Fisherman’s Suplex, but Arisa made the save. Moe launched herself like a rocket, and Arisa caught Riko with a DDT. Moe hit a handstand press for a two-count before Umino broke up the pin. Umino peppered Arisa with elbows. Arisa replied with a running elbow on Umino.
Riko hit a dropkick on Arisa. Moe hit a dropkick on Riko. Umino blasted Moe with a Claymore kick. Arisa hit Umino with a Russian Leg Sweep (Kawazu Otoshi). Arisa went for a low crossbody, but Umino dodged. Arisa nailed Umino with a jawbreaker and went for the Shining Wizard, but Umino guarded the strike with both arms. Umino blasted Arisa with a double chop. Moe rained knee strikes on Riko. Riko whipped Moe into the steel post. Moe swung halfway around the post and bounded back with a dropkick. Riko hit a dropkick of her own. Moe slipped around to her back. Riko hit a Casadora into a foot stomp. After a fierce elbow exchange, Riko bridged into a Fisherman’s Suplex hold.
Arisa broke it up. Moe hit a Cutie Special, but Umino broke it up. Arisa rained elbows down and tried to dump Umino to the outside, but Umino leaped onto the ring post to avoid falling out. Returning to the ring, Umino went for a Claymore, but Arisa dodged. Umino hit a Neckbreaker Drop. The sidelined Umino was clearly feeling the damage of the proxy match and couldn’t get back up. Arisa recovered first, whipped Umino into the steel post, and went for a low crossbody, but Umino slipped out of the ring, causing Arisa to crash hard into the post herself. As Arisa leaned over the apron, Umino hit a running jumping kick from the arena floor. Umino and Arisa traded heavy elbows. Umino sent Arisa into the steel post with a Claymore. Arisa dodged Umino’s charge and hit the Cheerful Whip. She went for a cover, but the referee refused to count it, as they were the seconds, not the legal competitors. Umino hit a release German Suplex on Arisa. Meanwhile, Riko and Moe traded elbows from their knees. Standing up, Riko threw an elbow. Moe returned fire, but Riko dodged and hit a dropkick. Umino assisted Riko up the steel post, allowing Riko to hit a devastating missile dropkick on Arisa.
Moe crushed Umino against the steel post with a dropkick. Moe hit a jumping hip attack on Riko for a two-count. Moe went for a drop toe-hold, but Riko collapsed her weight and rolled Moe up for a two-count. Moe tried a rolling small package for a two. Riko tried a rolling small package for a two. Moe reversed the momentum for a roll-up, getting two. Riko shifted her weight, trapped Moe, and snatched the three-count. With Riko’s victory, Umino successfully defended her title for the fourth time.
Post-Match: Umino grabbed the microphone. “Thank you, Riko! Honestly, when Riko and Moe were chosen for this match, and I made it a no-ropes match, I thought I had seriously screwed up. I thought I made a massive mistake. I mean, it was both of your first times [without ropes], right? And right in the middle of that, you were suddenly appointed as proxies for me and Arisa. To Riko and Moe… thank you so much! I don’t know if this is enough to show my gratitude, but when I make my return, I’ll give you both priority challenger rights for the FantastICE title,” she said, expressing her appreciation to the two young wrestlers. Arisa immediately protested, “I get the first title shot!” but Umino casually brushed her off with, “Yeah, yeah.” Umino then closed the show with the promotion’s signature sign-off: “Pro-Wrestling de Happy! Ice Ribbon!”
Translator’s Notes:
- FantastICE: The FantastICE Championship is an Ice Ribbon title specifically dedicated to matches with special, often hardcore or non-traditional, stipulations.
- Proxy Match (Daikou Shiai): A unique stipulation where wrestlers compete on behalf of someone else (in this case, the champion and challenger). Riko winning on behalf of Umino counted as an official title defense.
- Tsukkaho: A portmanteau tag team name combining Tsukasa Fujimoto’s nickname (“Tsukka”) with Kaho Matsushita’s first name (“ho”).
- Kakumei Tenshi (Revolutionary Angels): The tag team moniker for the duo of Yuuka and Kirari Wakana.
- “Pro-Wrestling de Happy! Ice Ribbon!”: The traditional, long-standing closing catchphrase for Ice Ribbon shows.