Sista A's shameless nature is shown during her extremely sexually-charged intro that plays as she approaches the wring. She also doesn't seem to care what others think of her, as she basically dresses and acts as if she were an exotic dancer. Her rampant narcissism and ego is most clearly reflected in her highly sexualized appearance and antics- both in and out of the ring. She is now driven solely by her own selfish desires and ambitions, and thinks nothing of those around her- save for how she can use them to further her own ends. Sista A is essentially what Aisha would become if stripped of her inhibitions and lacking humility or any concept of right or wrong. And so, the Dancer and the Dominatrix would go to form a Heel Tag-Team, called The Vanity Twins to compete for the newly formed Tag-Championship in the second game. For the sequel however, Sista A is presented as being just the alter-ego of Aisha, with the tattoo essentially being made incidental.Īlong the way, she encountered The Mistress, and the two quickly learned that they shared the same desire for the dark and debauched. It seems (at least in Benikage's storyline) that Anesthesia 'altered' her to cause the drastic change in her. While being visible in both games, the presence of the Demonic Tattoo on her body is much more significant in the first game. And in her place, the villainous and sensual dancer known as "Sista A" emerged to fight in the tournament.
Yet despite having suffering all of these hardships, Aisha still held onto her life-long desire to be able to dance on stage.
This, in turn, ultimately led to the eventual demise of her career in the entertainment industry, as well as an inabillity to even make money. In the continuity of the first game, Aisha's record sales severely plummeted following her loss in the Rumble Roses Tournament. Sista A (also known as "Showbiz") is the Heel persona of Aisha.
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