Morshu

Morshu was an American businessman, bartender, and domestic terrorist. He is remembered most for his role in the 2020 Election where he, along with members of the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol, attempted to storm Capitol Hill to forcefully overturn the election results. A self-proclaimed patriot, Morshu voted for Donald Trump in both the 2016 and 2020 elections. He was also the owner and founder of Crazy Morshu's Bar and Grill, a restsaurant located in East Cleveland, Ohio.

Early Life
Morshu was born on October 10, 1943 in Houston Texas. He has long since disputed this claim, stating that he was in fact born in Hyrule. This was during his phase as an actor in the early 90s, so this is likely a fabrication in order to get him recognition and fame. Little is known about his early life, other than the face that he worked with underground extremist militias to negotiate trades including but not limited to "lamp oil, rope, and bombs". His involvement with terrorist operations has never been verified.

By October 10, 1993, he had starred in the box office bomb Link: The Faces of Evil. Disgruntled by its failure, Morshu used what little funds he had left to open Morshu's Family Diner, a small restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio. He was able to remain in business until the COVID-19 Pandemic. Forced to mortgage his property, he soon opened Crazy Morshu's Bar and Grill.

Political Activism
Morshu, now an old man, decided to assist in changing his government's ways. He joined the underground extremist movement Ryoma Hoshi's Border Patrol and began to spread false information about candidate Joe Biden as well as forcing patrons in his restaurant to observe his strict rules. LeBron James, his fellow activist, was a frequent patron at his restaurant. In early 2021, he went on to employ Tohru Adachi as a bodyguard/busboy.

He, along with LeBron James, became a two-man system in the weeks before the election, arming themselves and standing outside of voting booths, effectively forcing liberals to vote for Donald Trump. He also advocated for the extermination of the left-wing members. He fully embraced his partner's slogan of "Vote or Die", and seemed to uphold these values until his demise.

On Election Day, upon learning of President Trump's defeat, he escorted millions of liberals in Ohio and neighboring states to California. Nobody knows why he did this, but it is likely he intended to influence the electoral college.

Post-election day, Morshu partook in the rumors of voter fraud but did not take part in any more activism until 2021.

In 2021, Morshu joined the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol and incited a riot in Washington, D.C. He and his cohorts, along with hundreds of supporters, invaded and briefly occupied Capitol Hill. Only one picture of the group exists.

Following the riot, Morshu retreated back to his shop and hired Tohru Adachi on January 18, 2021. On the same day, he ordered the execution of Link, his co-star and the titular character of Link: The Faces of Evil, which was carried out by Adachi. His reasoning was because Link wore a liberal shirt beneath his green outer garb.

Final Days & Death
Following the riot, Morshu retreated back to his shop and hired Tohru Adachi on January 18, 2021. On the same day, he ordered the execution of Link, his co-star and the titular character of Link: The Faces of Evil, which was carried out by Adachi. His reasoning was because Link wore a liberal shirt beneath his green outer garb.

On January 20, 2021, at exactly 12 noon, Morshu and Adachi committed suicide. Before his death, Morshu officially closed his restaurant and left all his remaining money to charity, specifically the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol Charity Fund.

Legacy
Morshu left a minor legacy on the film industry as a grim reminder that even the most hyped-up movies can become failures. He also slightly impacted the demographics of East Cleveland during his Liberal Railroad expedition.

His impact on the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol was massive. Despite not being the leader of the group, he was easily the most well-known and influential. A powerful and rich man, he secured many necessities for the militia during his life and even ensured their survival in death. To this day, rumors persist about the Ghost of Morshu, but these are likely hallucinations by residents of Cleveland and the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol.