The Show of Shows is known as much for its matches as it is for the epic pyro, anthems and Superstar fanfare that precede them. Take a look back at the most amazing entrances ever made on The Grandest Stage of Them All.

WrestleMania Ring Carts, WrestleMania III & VI

Designed to look like mini-rings complete with turnbuckles and ropes to safely hold the Superstars, these elevated carts carried the night’s competitors to the ring. While some, such as The Orient Express, rode in stoically, as if their stance meant they were literally above the people, others, like The Rockers, used their ride as the perfect chance to share some high-fives with the WWE Universe.

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Triple H, WrestleMania 22

WWE fans have gotten used to seeing Triple H attired in finally tailored suits and expensive shoes, but when The Game made his arrival at WrestleMania 22 he was wearing something you wouldn’t find on the rack at Men’s Wearhouse. Seated on a throne of skulls with a crown on his head, The King of Kings had the fur of some strange beast he most likely took down with his bare hands draped over his shoulders. Outfitted like a character from a Robert E. Howard fantasy, Triple H didn’t just look ready to take on John Cena — he looked ready to take on the world.

Watch Triple H's battle with John Cena on WWE Network

Rhythm & Blues WrestleMania VI

Walking be damned. For their memorable trek to the ring, Greg Valentine and The Honky Tonk Man, accompanied by “The Mouth of the South,” rode like royalty inside a pink Cadillac driven by Diamond Dallas Page. Together, Rhythm & Blues performed their gold-record hit, “Honk-a Honk-a Honky Love,” though sadly, the rhythm-less Bushwhackers ruined their impromptu concert.

Check out DDP's sweet pink Cadillac at WrestleMania VI on WWE Network

John Cena, The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania

What’s better than seeing John Cena at WrestleMania? Seeing 200 John Cena look-alikes in one of the most engaging WrestleMania entrances to date. The entrance ramp didn’t feature a red carpet, but instead was lined on either side with John Cena clones, saluting The Champ with his “You Can’t See Me” hand gesture. The psyche-out worked, too: Cena won the World Heavyweight Championship in a Triple Threat Match.

See all the John Cenas at The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania on WWE Network

Edge, WrestleMania XXIV

With WrestleMania XXIV held outdoors in Orlando, Fla., The Ultimate Opportunist had the luxury of emerging amid the most insane pyro of the night. Edge entered the Citrus Bowl in a haze of smoke with devil horns offered to the sky. After giving a kiss to Vickie Guerrero, and strutting all the way to the ring, The Rated R-Superstar stared down Undertaker on his way to their historic World Heavyweight Championship Match.

Watch Edge's epic match with Undertaker at WrestleMania XXIV on WWE Network

Undertaker, WrestleMania XX

The WWE Universe had not seen Undertaker in action since his Buried Alive Match at Survivor Series the previous fall. But that wasn’t going to deter The Deadman from continuing his undefeated Streak. An urn-carrying Paul Bearer stepped out into a purple-lit, foggy ramp with fire-wielding druids trailing slowly behind. It was surreal. It was mesmerizing. It was an epic way to pave the return for The Phenom.

Watch The Undertaker's return at WrestleMania XX on WWE Network

Shawn Michaels, WrestleMania XII

You’d think a Superstar set to challenge Bret “Hit Man” Hart for the WWE Championship in an Iron Man Match would take his time coming down the aisle. After all, going up against one of the greatest technical wresters of all time for a full hour is no easy feat. But Shawn Michaels wasn’t the type of competitor who did what was expected. Blasting above the WWE Universe in Anaheim’s Arrowhead Pond on a massive zipline, HBK stole the show before he even stepped in the ring. When the bell rang, he did it again.

Watch HBK's entrance and the Iron Man Match on WWE Network

Triple H, WrestleMania XXVII

Images of a scorched and trodden earth flashed upon the TitanTron, and a regiment of armor-clad warriors with shields assembled in battle formation. As Metallica’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls” blared throughout the stadium, the army scattered to reveal its king. Standing alone in a single spotlight, Triple H — wearing a skull mask designed by Tom Savini — made the most metal entrance to date.

See Triple H's epic entrance at WrestleMania XXVII on WWE Network

Shawn Michaels, The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania

The stage was set in blinding white — a stark contrast to the black of night Undertaker cloaks himself in. With angelic illumination and plenty of smoke, Shawn Michaels — arms open to the heavens — ascended onto the stage. It was an almost religious moment; that is, until “Sexy Boy” sounded throughout the arena and the true Heartbreak Kid revealed himself.

See Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker battle at The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania on WWE Network

John Cena, WrestleMania 23

The WWE Universe had no idea what to expect when a black Mustang with white racing stripes tore down the streets of Motor City and came crashing into Ford Field. Shards of glass scattered everywhere and, as the car came to a screeching halt, the rousing tones of The Champ’s music began to play. Cena capped the night off with a big win against Shawn Michaels.

Watch John Cena race into WrestleMania 23 on WWE Network