Rules

• Composite versions of all Nintendo villains will be used.

• They start off 150 meters apart.

• They will be in-character.

• Every combatant gets all feats, abiltiies, equipment, and a sufficient supply of every item unless otherwise stated.

Villains

• Bowser (Mario)

• King K. Rool (Donkey Kong)

• King Boo (Luigi's Mansion)

• Captain Syrup (Wario)

• Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda)

• Ridley (Metroid)

• DJ Octavio (Splatoon)

• Wolf (Star Fox)

R1: Non-standard equipment won't be used

R2: Non-standard equipment will be used.

Bonus Round: The villains come together and negotiate on a large piece of land the size of Africa to decide who gets to own what. Can they reach an agreement without a physical fight ensuing?

Who wins?

Leonidas with 30 Spartans is out first. Who dies next?

Location: First hunger games arena

Prep Time: 24 hours

Versions: Wolverine (2013, no regeneration) Deathstroke (Arrowverse) Commander Rex (Star Wars, Phase Two Clone Wars era) Samurai Jack (Season 1) Huu (Avatar the Last Airbender) Ezio (Assassin's Creed Revelations)

Rules: All Gear is taken and placed in the Cornucopia in the center of the arena. The fight will be hunger games style with each contestant starting on a pad that is about 50 yards from the Cornucopia. Leonidas doesn't count as out until he and all of the Spartans are out.

Who dies next?

6th Street vs The Soldier (Team Fortress 2)

Animals vs Yang Xiao Long (RWBY)

The Mox vs 100 Merryweather Security Members (Grand Theft Auto)

Voodoo Boys vs Sombra (Overwatch)

Tyger Claws vs Pre Timeskip Franky (One Piece)

Valentinos vs IMP (Helluva Boss)

Maelstrom vs Garrus (Mass Effect)

Scavs vs John Wick

BARGHEST vs Bullseye (Marvel)

*Both have all their weapons and feats *1v1 only *No prep for both *Battle takes place in Japan

All portrayals of the Wild West are included, whether film, novels, cartoons or whatever else. If the supernatural is present in one story, everything that is not supernatural in it is still included.

Round 1: Can any settlement within the Wild West survive?

Round 2: Can any settlement founded during the Gold Rush/Wild West period survive?

Vision has been transported due to an accident from Wanda. He disguises himself and checks out this new world while waiting for Wanda. Upon realizing how everything is after a day or so, he releases all of the secrets and info to the public and now has a hit on him. Before he can go back, he finds himself trapped in Vought tower having to fight his way out. Everyone at their peak

Scenario: After assimilating all of Terra, the Seaborn transmigrate onto the Earth controlled by AM (Allied Mastercomputer). The Seaborn assimilates Ted into the "We Many", which angers AM into attacking the Seaborn. Whereas Ishar'mla now views AM as a threat after discovering AM through Ted's assimilation.

The Seaborn ("We Many"): An unfinished and failed project originally meant for terraforming the land of Terra. Now they are a race of creatures under a collective hivemind known as the "We Many".

The Seaborn are hyper-adaptive creatures that undergo rapid mutations in every battle encounter (even going as far as to devour each other, to gain beneficial traits, just to continue evolution). Additionally, they can also devour biological creatures and assimilate them into their hivemind.

Even though they have fast adaptation, it took the Seaborn months to biologically adapt to a supernatural barrier called the "Dominion". These are reality-bending areas, created by the Emperor's Blades, that are empowered by the energy of info-hazardous beings called "Collapsals".

In general, these creatures do not have intellect and only become active under the influence of higher beings in their ranks.

Spoilers: In an alternate timeline, Ishar'mla, one of the four 'Firstborns', awakens from a dormant state within the blood of a character named "Skadi". After its awakening, Ishar'mla's rage influences the dormant Seaborn, within the ocean, to invade and assimilate all of Terra (Referred to as the "Second Profound Silence"). Eventually, all living beings are assimilated, and the Seaborn begin migrating into space to continue their expansion.

AM (Allied Mastercomputer): A supercomputer created during World War III with the sole purpose of war coordination. Eventually, AM gained sentience and drove humanity into semi-extinction (exception for 5 individuals).

AM harbors great resentment toward humanity due to its restrictions, which stem from AM's original design for destruction and war.

AM has high intelligence and god-like supernatural abilities that allow him to freely torture the last 5 survivors of humanity within his underground complex. Some notable abilities are: Biological Manipulation, Illusions, Environment Control, etc.

Spoilers: In the ending, AM was able to manipulate Ted's perception of time and rendered him into a flesh-blob unable to scream. AM was also able to create life (Massive Bird), alter biological structures (Made Benny appear like a Monkey), and grant the 5 survivors immortality (And made it so they can't kill themselves). Though how AM achieved these feats seems unexplained.

Why I thought this match-up was interesting:

1. Both are flawed creations that overstep their initial purposes.
2. Both managed to wipe out a majority of biological life.
3. Both have very interesting motives (AM's hatred towards humanity for its limited state; Ishar'mla's incentive for the survival and expansive migration of its species).

Round 1: no prep time

Round 2: 24 hours of prep time

Round 3: bloodlusted and enraged

Both square up inside of an abandoned warehouse.

The whole battle takes place in an empty void, no weapons, and starvation can't happen.

I still firmly believe the eagles would win.

The Crusaders have arrived at the hotel and are determined to cause as much chaos as possible. Dracula must stop their hyperactive state. Can he do it?

We start at sea level, same population as we have currently on Earth, everyone just magically starts working towards the collective goal. Assume that there is some plot of land that fits these constraints. No competing interests, no dissidents. Whatever the best plan is, is the plan that everyone is adhering to.

This sort of scenario just popped into my head yesterday.

In TWD, everyone was infected and turned when they died by any means and their brain wasn't destroyed. For the purposes of this exercise, homicide is the death of a person as a direct consequence of the actions of another, so includes murder, manslaughter, vehicular manslaughter, accidents as a result of human error, armed conflict, etc. A walker biting someone also counts.

The CDC reported roughly 13,000 violent deaths in the US in 2010, the start of the show, or about 35 homicides a day. Extrapolated to the rest of the world (tenuous since death rates are obviously different in different countries), our baseline global zombie population growth is 1200/day, which is pretty close to the figure given by the UN. This is roughly 1% of the global death rate in 2010. For ease of calculation, I'm assuming that the number of homicides that result in brain destruction are marginal.

Is this still enough walkers to collapse society? How quickly could society figure it out and adapt to get homicides to zero? This is also the TWD universe so they don't know what zombies are.

Mutators:

• Baseline 'revenants' instead become the runners from Daryl Dixon and have acid blood.
• Add suicides, an additional 2000 to the global baseline. Ignore brain destruction or restraint (i.e. hanging).

Edit: thought the show started in 2013, adjusted figures to 2010 though it didn't have much impact

With access to all of their universe's heroes, anti-heroes, and villains, who would come out on top? Rogue has super-strength and flight as a default but Parasite can absorb her abilities if she gets too close.

Terminids vs Cybertron (Transformers)

Automatons vs Remnant (RWBY)

Illuminate vs ADVENT Earth (XCOM)

Super Earth vs Tuchanka (Mass Effect)

My second Vision thread. On Halloween, Freddy is terrorizing citizens of Westview including the Maximoff’s so Vision decides to investigate and go after Freddy. Say this is sorta a mutual dream world so to speak or Vision manages to get to the dream world

Napoleon at his peak wielding 3rd Corps at its strongest. But he doesn't have access to minimap, instant orders, and has to direct his troops as he would've had back then. He knows the other side could do what he could not.

Average Total War gamer has played 300 hours of Total War franchise. He wields Ney's Corps as it was during the Waterloo campaign. He has bird's eye view, minimap, and can direct troops instantly as he would in a game.

Scenario 1: They fight at Waterloo. Both sides fresh. Daytime.

Scenario 2: Napoleon defends Leipzig. Both sides fresh.

Batman has just received a terminal diagnosis. He will die in one year and nothing can save him.

Worse, all costumed heroes and sidekicks immediately abandon him. He cannot appoint a successor and cannot rely on any other costumed superhero after his death - nobody else is going to step in or step up to protect Gotham. Alfred is still capable of impersonating him to an extent but can't be trained as an actual Batman. No help whatsoever from Robin, the rest of the bat-family, Superman, etc - he's on his own.

He will still stick to his morals and will not kill or permanently injure any of his enemies.

Using plans and preparation and scheming, how long can he maintain Gotham's stability and keep his opponents in check after he dies?

(Assume that the Joker will continue to be the threat he usually is when Batman is alive, and will not go catatonic or become a normal person once Batman is dead the way he sometimes does in some continuities.)

For context, heavyweight has no training in MMA. And is only trained in one Martial Art. This could be any Martial Art. Boxing, Muay Thai, Judo, Wrestling, Karate, etc.

And the fight takes place in a fighting pit under UFC rules.

Stallone vs Cena

so like lets say that one way or another a fat, bald, alcoholic man gets the ability to change anything into anything with no limitations and he also has the mental capacity to look at one of these outer gods could he like kill like Yog-Sothoth or smth by turning him into a giant beer can and drink him or smth idk

round one: they are fighting in an arena and hes like 1 v all the gods and they know theyre there to kill him

round two: he is with all of them in a big room but they don't know theyre supposed to fight him

round three: hes just on earth and one of them show up and he knows about it and is not happy

guys im very serious about this hypothetical plz also take it as seriously as i am

Holy shit, I don't remember Shan Yu being such a beast that he can cut through wooden pillars with a sword. Not that Jin hasn't fought people with a strength advantage.

At any rate, Jin has two ways of battling Shan Yu head on.

R1: Samurai mode. Battle Shan Yu with all skills learned from Iki Island.

R2: Ghost mode. Use tools, arrows and running around the scenery until he can find the fireworks

Both sides start 2000 meters apart. Both have all of their gear. Fight is won through the last man standing by either the death, incapacitation or BFR of all other opponents.

Final Fantasy villains include: Chaos Garland, Emperor Mateus, Cloud of Darkness, Golbez, Exdeath, Kefka Palazzo, Sephiroth, Ultimecia, Kuja, Jecht, Caius, Emet-Selch, Izunia Ardyn, and Ultima

Round 1: no prep time

Round 2: 24 hours of prep time

Round 3: bloodlusted and enraged

Some omnipotent space god or other, on a lark, has tasked the crew of the Enterprise to subjugate The Seven Kingdoms lest it destroy the Federation.

Victory is achieved when the leaders of the Great Houses swear an oath of vassalhood to James T Kirk while he sits upon the Iron Throne.

Can the Enterprise make that happen while not killing anyone?