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|maestro=[[Shadito Cruz]], [[Arquero I]], [[Ebano Ruiz]], [[Villano I]], [[Ray Mendoza]], [[Gran Apache]], [[Viento Negro]] | |maestro=[[Shadito Cruz]], [[Robin Hood|Arquero I]], [[Ebano Ruiz]], [[Villano I]], [[Ray Mendoza]], [[Gran Apache]], [[Viento Negro]] | ||
|birthdate=[[January 28]], [[1965]] | |birthdate=[[January 28]], [[1965]] | ||
|debut=[[December 22]], [[1991]] | |debut=[[December 22]], [[1991]] | ||
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Jiraiya, pictured in front. Jiraiya's gimmick is based on the 1988 "Sekai Ninja-Sen Jiraiya" tokusatsu TV series in Japan by Toei. In the early-mid 90's, he competed in CMLL, Promo Azteca and AAA, in additional to occasional matches in Japanese independent promotions like Kageki and VAMOS. He has also competed in mixed martial arts fights in Koki Kitahara's CAPTURE group. While in Japan, he with Goku, Lyguila, Shiiba and Tobikage.
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