Stop-motion wrestling doesn't need a story. Two clay figures beating the hell out of each other with more kinetic energy than most polished TV productions is the entire point. Every frame moves like someone spent hours getting the physics of impact exactly right, and the fight choreography proves that claymation isn't a limitation, it's a weapon. This is six minutes of pure craft flex disguised as a wrestling match. If you've ever watched stop-motion and thought "imagine this fighting someone," CCW is your answer.

Two clay wrestlers, Yellow and Orange, step into the ring for a hardcore match billed as the most exciting and brutal in the world. Neither holds anything back: German suplexes, snaps, groin kicks, throws and headlocks are all allowed. Victory goes to whoever pins the other for a three-count, and both give everything to claim it. This single-episode ONA sports short tells its story through glowing clay animation, with an announcer-style energy that urges the crowd to chant the promotion's name. Viewers after offbeat sports action and handmade animation will find a quick, loud bout here.