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B.J. Blazkowicz, King K. Rool and Samus have challenged Vivi Ornitier, Cloud Strife and Liquid Snake to a fight! Location of the fight: Shadow Moses Island - The bombed out, ruined site of Liquid's past ambitions, as seen in Metal Gear Solid 4. All enemies have been cleared out, and REX's husk is not present. Attackers will begin at the snowfield, while defenders will begin at REX's resting place. Which side will win?

Guidelines

- The fight will occur in real-time (like an FMV sequence). Gameplay mechanics are less important than how the characters would function in a real-time environment.
- The members of each team are ideal teammates capable of executing a prearranged battle plan.
- Unless stated otherwise, characters have access to their full arsenal of abilities and equipment. They may not always work at full power, however (e.g. a petrifying spell may have only a partial hindering effect not seen in gameplay or even fail outright against sufficiently powerful mercenaries). Use your own discretion.
- There may be SPOILERS from all of the games the characters are from.

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- This match will end in 24 hours.

B.J. Blazkowicz is as he appears in Wolfenstein: The New Order, with his full arsenal (including upgraded Laserkraftwerk) and all weapons fully upgraded. King K. Rool has taken one of his 1960s Machineguns from him. He has completely forgottoned his own past and become convinced that he is actually Zenos viator Galvus. He will try to act and fight in battle as Zenos would, coloured through the lens of his own natural personality. If he lacks the capability to fight as Zenos at all (e.g. a gunman lacking the capacity to cast magic like a wizard would) he will gain comparable techniques to his object of idolization, though how powerful and skilful these techniques will be past a basic level is up to voter interpretation and he will have access to none of his equipment.

King K. Rool is as he appears in Donkey Kong 64. He has access to his techniques and weapons from Donkey Kong Country 2, DK Jungle Climber, and his Super Smash Bros. Ultimate moveset, with the exception of his final smash, game mechanics like shielding, turning invincible, or Mega K. Rool. And yes, he can turn invisible. He has taken one of BJ's 1960s machineguns and is considered to be given a full breakdown on how the thing he took works and will be able to use it to at least an acceptable degree of competency.

Samus is as she appears in Metroid Dread. She is equipped with her Gravity Suit, all upgrades, and all Aeion abilities from both Dread and Samus Returns (though only her single, recharging Aeion tank). She also has access to her Light Beam, Dark Beam, Annihilator Beam, Sunburst, Darkburst, Sonic Boom, Seeker Missiles, Dark & Echo visors from Metroid Prime 2. Her Metroid DNA will not fully awaken during battle. The enemy team has become aware of Samus' presence and all that she is capable of, and succumbed to fear of the foe they're now tasked with facing. They will prioritize defeating her above all else, making their battle plan revolve around her defeat and abandoning other plans to ensure her demise. She only has five minutes left to live, at which point she will mysteriously keel over, dead and unable to be revived in any way, shape or form. She and her team will be aware of her impending demise, however, and factor it into their battle plans.

~VS~

Liquid Snake is as he appears in Metal Gear Solid, piloting Metal Gear REX from the nearest convenient location to his team's starting point. He may not leave the vehicle, and is considered defeated if it is destroyed. Liquid has become terrified of B.J. and will try to avoid him at all costs, refusing to engage him unless attacked and trying to put as much distance between them as possible at all times. He is masquerading as Samus mentor and will keep in contact with her during the fight over codec until the teams meet in battle for the first time. At that point, Liquid will shed his faade and enter a gleeful monologue about how he's misled her. She will be generally be none the wiser of the deception, and will genuinely believe she is being given helpful advice from a reliable source, although she still won't do anything obviously incorrect, nonsensical, or out of character just because Liquid says so.

Cloud Strife is as he appears in Final Fantasy 7 Remake and continuations, with full access to all his moves and Limit Breaks seen therein. He has access to all elemental magic materia, Deadly Dodge, Parry, Steadfast Block, Healing, Barrier, Subversion, Time, Elemental (linked to Lightning), Assess, Refocus and Bahamut, all fully mastered.

Vivi Ornitier is as he appears in Final Fantasy 9, equipped with his ultimate endgame equipment and his full complement of passive abilities, minus all auto abilities except for Auto-Reflect (which he may dismiss at will but not reapply). He has access to all of his spells save Death, may apply Element Null as he sees fit and may perform Sword Magic combos with other allies as appropriate. Doomsday will not necessarily hit all enemies nor allies automatically.

Lu Bu is as he appears across the Dynasty Warriors series, with all of his movesets from the various games in his base form. He starts the battle with full Musou, and is considered to have his skill tree fully upgraded. He has come to battle riding Red Hare and has infinite Musou for this match.

Lopen posted...

It's less "Raiden resists being hacked due to defenses in his tech" and more "Raiden is a thing that can't really be hacked due to being 'too human' for it to make sense"

Ahh, OK

So as I recall, Raiden is cybernetic from the jaw down. That about maps equally to Adam Smasher, CP2077's final boss, who looks like this.

https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/5/50/Smasher_database.png/revision/latest?cb=20210113220036

V can hack him just as well as he can hack people who are much more human and have just a commlink. There's no significant diff there. Given how Raiden's body is so cybernetic, it would probably be completely doable to just make his limbs do whatever even if his mind resists it.

(To be extremely clear, Cyberpunk Edgerunners is canon to Cyberpunk 2077. V literally has the shotgun of one of the characters from it in his writeup, which you can get in game. So this stuff is as valid as valid gets, considering you can even do better in-game.)

Lopen posted...

Ocelot doesn't hack Raiden

Do any cyborgs exist remotely like Raiden in cyberpunk world

Like ripper mode isn't "an algorithm" Raiden's whole existence is very much unlike anything robotic. I couldn't see any sort of attempt to hack him being met with anything other than pissing him off.

Yes, they do. For example, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoLBt2vayAc

Like I said in another post, Cyberpunk 2077 cyborgs are just better than MGR ones in places. Not strengthwise and not durabilitywise, but we have zero reason to believe Raiden scales into having powerful antihacking defenses when his series' track record against it isn't good.

Centaur stop + hack is their one chance to get him and nothing Ive seen convinces me these hacks can completely shut raiden down aside from blinding him which I just dont think is enough - and like Lopen Im not convinced would even work

I mean, they could just literally make Raiden's body shut down. Cripple Movement is a hack that renders enemies stock still by freezing their implants. What's he gonna do if he can't move? Throw insults at them?

Lopen posted...

Raiden does a lot of weird stuff that extends beyond a cyborg due to his emotions and random intangibles and I'm not sure he can just be hacked just because the ability description says so

Give me a reason to believe in this V hype that isn't purely parameter driven

The MGS verse is bad against hacking. Ocelot hacks the world all the way back in MGS4. Notably, in Cyberpunk, V finds the corpse of a certain hacker. Said hacker singlehandedly brought down the World Wide Web, plunging it into a dark age that fragmented it into segmented, super firewalled fiefdoms that could never possibly connect again because to do so would allow rogue AIs into the system and they could possibly wipe humanity in a few days tops. V takes his quickhacks, and if you want to buy into perk lore, the maximum intelligence perk that allows you to manually create top flight quickhacks is 'Bartmoss' Legacy' (Rache Bartmoss being the web destroyer). Also lorewise, two of the few hackers that could keep up with said guy helped assault the Arasaka Corporation alongside Keanu Reeves way back when, and got their brains fried for their troubles by its ICE countermeasures. V by contrast, manages to successfully navigate them and do what they couldn't. That's a running theme for V in general, in fact -- if you ever watched the Cyberpunk Edgerunners anime, the heroes try to fight the power together and fail. V does the same thing solo and wins, going beyond what everyone else could do.

GANON1025 posted...

What it comes down really, is that Raiden ain't that special compared of the people in the world of Cyberpunk. And a half-health Raiden..? Nah, not good enough imo

I think Raiden is definitely remarkable and towers above Cyberpunk cyborgs in some areas (strength and durability primarily). They're just equally superior to him in others tho (speed under Sandevistan, hacking prowess, powerful gun access). Intelligence V is just legitimately the worst possible opponent Raiden could face ever. He has no feats defending against the game V runs at all and V has plenty of feats wiping out a megacorp's worth of badass cyborgs with a blink and a hack.

V solos and it's not particularly close.

Let's talk exactly about why V solos. V has an intelligence build here. Intelligence unlocks quickhacks. What do quickhacks do?

Let's go over the details.

1) Breach Protocol. This is an icebreaker (ICEbreaker? ho ho ho) that V can slip into a network. It will spread across it, the whole ass network, on its own, from any device he breaches and reduces enemy resistances. It makes all targets more vulnerable to quickhacks, but also massively debuffs their resistances to all kinds of damage. It's something like a 90% resistance wipe or so, against flaming, acid, electric, yadda yadda yadda damage? Point being, Mega Man is going to rip Raiden apart just off this.

2) Ping. Ping is literally what it says on the tin. An electronic ping that's nigh-on instant and 'marks' the target so V can see them even through walls. Ping bounces off electronic devices. This is a Mega Man stage. The literal second the fight starts, V is going to Breach Protocol on the town's network, Ping, see Raiden and can start hacking him before he's at all in range to fight.

3) Let's talk about the actual quickhacks. With V's locked in build, Quickhacks upload in the span of a couple seconds, require line of sight (or, y'know, a Ping, see above), and have a wide variety of effects. How wide? Well, V can make Raiden's electronics fry to shock his brain. He can inflict digital insanity to Raiden's brain via his implants. He can send lead, cadmium and mercury into his bloodstream. Overheat his cybernetics to fry his insides. Or, well, simply order him to commit suicide. Like so:

https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Suicide

Additionally, V has Shortcircuit. Shortcircuit makes every single bullet V fires that strikes Raiden's armor (doesn't have to do meaningful damage) destabilize his system enough to deliver powerful electric shocks. How powerful? You fight battlemechs in Cyberpunk 2077. Shortcirtcuit pings just oneshot them.

This is one of the grossest countermatchups known to man. Rock and Zeratul could fight Raiden well even if he was in tip top condition, but they're not needed. V can order Raiden's cybernetics to stop moving via Cripple Movement, blind him, and then kill him at leisure. Notice I haven't even repeated anything except Shortcircuit (because noting its passive weapon buff was important). Raiden being more powerful in a straight up fight doesn't matter. He'll never get one. Ever.

SirChris posted... Going to need a timer on Raiden because no one from the enemy team is surviving combat against him.

The timer is decently long. Something like a 5% (max) HP drain every 20 seconds? Not infinitely long but it's a gradual time to failure. We're not talking 'dead in a minute' here.

Boko vs Gravy is going up!

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80359655

Raiden has challenged Leon Kennedy, Luigi, Kazuma Kiryu, V, Zeratul and Mega Man to a fight! Location of the fight: Towntown Stage - The town where Dr. Light's home is located, and where Rock and Roll live with him. All enemies are missing, and the full stage is otherwise accessible. Attackers will begin at Proto Eye's starting point, whereas defenders will begin at Dr. Light's house. Which side will win?

Guidelines
- The fight will occur in real-time (like an FMV sequence). Gameplay mechanics are less important than how the characters would function in a real-time environment.
- The members of each team are ideal teammates capable of executing a prearranged battle plan.
- Unless stated otherwise, characters have access to their full arsenal of abilities and equipment. They may not always work at full power, however (e.g. a petrifying spell may have only a partial hindering effect not seen in gameplay or even fail outright against sufficiently powerful mercenaries). Use your own discretion.
- There may be SPOILERS from all of the games the characters are from.

Rules for Voting
- Bold your votes.
- You do not need to require justification for your vote, though the admins reserve the right to disqualify votes in the advent of obvious alt voting and other similar scenarios.
- Leaders cannot vote for their own teams, but they are free to argue their case.
- If you want to switch your votes simply bold the change; there's no need to delete your post, though you may if you wish.
- This match will end in 24 hours.

Raiden is as seen in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance with access to all of his weapons (save the Fox Blade) and upgrades available in that game, including the Murasama blade, as well as a full complement of grenades and stinger missiles. He has had V's Relic implanted into his brain and will start the battle at 50% of their max HP and already dying, his health gradually depleting throughout the battle as seen in the solo assault of Arasaka Tower. Though he may be healed, he may not go above 50% of their maximum health at any point. His most favourable limb has come off. He will feel no pain from losing it, but will have to make do for this week's battle without it.

~VS~

Leon Kennedy is as he appears in the Resident Evil series, including canonical supplementary media. He comes into battle with his two Wing Shooter pistols, his knife, a Lightning Hawk magnum, a handful of grenades and the Chicago Typewriter, all fully upgraded.

Luigi is as he appears in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, equipped with Master Boots, a Master Hammer, Ironclad Wear, Peachs Peppy Gloves, and a Rally Belt. He has access to all feats shown in the mainline Mario series, as well as all of his Paper Jam Bros Moves other than Mega Thwonk, which he may perform with any ally. He also has access to the Poltergust G-00, a Super Bell, a Super Leaf, and a can of Boo Repellant. He is accompanying Mega Man as an assist, and will fall in battle if he falls.

Kazuma Kiryu is as he appears in the Yakuza series, at the peak of his fighting prowess. He comes into battle equipped with three bottles of Staminan Royale, the Ama-no-Murakumo blade, Extremely Sturdy Brass Knuckles, a 9mm handgun with unlimited ammo, the Transcendent Body Armor and a motorcycle. He may use any of his fighting styles, Heat Actions and techniques as he sees fit, and starts the battle with full Heat, which will not drain unless used.

V is as he appears in Cyberpunk 2077, as a Streetkid Legend who successfully completed the solo assault on Arasaka Tower. He will be able to see and hear Johnny Silverhand during battle but otherwise will be in top condition. He has maxed out Cool, Body and Intelligence, and has all of their associated perks. He is equipped with the Dying Night, Johnny Silverhand's Malorian Arms revolver, a Netwatch Netdriver Mk.5 cyberdeck with every quickhack available, Optical Camo, Smartlink, Monowire, Reinforced Tendons, Subdermal Armor, and all Cool, Body and Intelligence focused implants, including Gorilla Arms, the Projectile Launch system and all varieties of rounds, plus the Guts and Ba Xing Chong shotguns, Defender LMG, Gold-Plated Baseball Bat, Skippy pistol (in Stone-Cold Killer mode), Yinglong SMG and Ashura sniper rifle, all at the highest possible quality level.

Mega Man is as he appears across the Mega Man series. He has access to his Mega Buster, his Magnet Beam, his dog Rush (and various Rush modes), the Double Gear system and all his weapons from the mainline Mega Man series, though Gravity Hold and Centaur Flash will share an energy pool and Flash Stopper will only have its lore effects and not stop time in any way. He also has access to his moveset from the Marvel vs Capcom series, hyper combos included.

Zeratul is as he appears in the Starcraft series and Heroes of the Storm with all of his skills except Void Prison. During combat, his cloaking works as it does in HotS, invisible until either he attacks or is damaged, at which point it takes a few seconds of non-action to reactivate.

UshiromiyaEva posted...

Honestly this is why I've always had a bit of an axe to grind against OWA.

It's a great song, but it comes out of nowhere. It doesn't build off of any type of leitmotif in the game.

People complain about the liberal use of cords from it in Remake, but honestly I love that it sets some groundwork.

I agree and I feel OWA Remake (and actually JENOVA Quickening too) is straight superior to the original version

Which, to be fair, I would say the exact same about Dancing Mad Pixel Remastered! The instrumentational upgrade it got was otherworldly. It's the exact same song but it reached its final boss form, haw haw haw

No doubt...

But I'd take Answers over all of these <_<

Answers is an unbelievable track and so are Shadowbringers and Endwalker, so I'd concur there. If I was ranking the final boss themes it'd be something like Endwalker>Shadowbringers>Answers>The Extreme>One Winged Angel>Dancing Mad>Neo Exdeath, they're all so far beyond 'normal' boss themes that I can recognize it's just pure taste which is your fave IMO.

On that note though, can we just talk about how FF5 to FF8 all had absolutely out of this world final boss themes? Nobuo Uematsu really just could not miss in his first prime. Neo Exdeath, Dancing Mad, One Winged Angel and The Extreme are all doing something utterly unbelievable and they're all completely valid and correct choices for 'peak final boss music'. What a privilege to have grown up hearing them, truly.

HanOfTheNekos posted...

OWA is iconic in that it is so very unlike most of the rest of video game soundtracks to that point. And it probably is the best example of "final boss music" in a game.

I would contend that it's not even the best FF example to that point, it has to be Dancing Mad

The issue is just Dancing Mad is a 16 minute monsterpiece (no typo) that weaves in like six different themes and an untrained ear isn't going to recognize that it's bringing back Omen from literally the opening credits to do something unbelievable before reaching the super memorable final movement, just as one example

OWA is a lot more 'digestible', for lack of a better term. Which I don't mean as a diss to be clear, it picks a style and does it incredibly well and you don't need to even pay any attention to the details at all to be grabbed and instantly know what it's doing. Dancing Mad, by contrast, tackles just about every style of final boss theme at once, from sad and mournful to orchestral bombing to spooky to all out rock and rolling. The former is a synthesis and the latter is a paradigm unto itself, kinda.

OWA is iconic but not as iconic as the Prelude, which is up there with the dragon quest fanfare as being emblematic of all RPGs. Both are much more famous than the final fantasy main theme tho, regardless.

It depends on how you define iconic. Is it recognizability at first glance? If so the Among Us spacemen are 100% it. If it's impact within their genre, Harrier du Bois/Kim Kitsuragi count. If you mean mainstream impact among casuals, it's Sans.

Agree that Team Mario Villains takes it. I just feel the terrain is really bad in that it doesn't inhibit them at all and reduces Aigis' mobility a lot. If this took place on neutral nondescript terrain I'd take her to possibly clutch something out, but not whle inhibited like this.

(I in turn feel this would make Crono's swordstrikes Fairy or Ghost or something but keep in mind I am not a pokemon knower)

Hbthebattle posted...

"reasonable comparison" Slaking has 160 attack!

Crono has a sword made of pure dreamstuff, tbf

I kinda feel like that would hit significantly harder than a Slaking, though my pokemon respect is just middling.

AriaOfBolo posted...

Pretty sure that, for all those numbers, Luminaire does more damage than Frenzy generally. Played CT recently and that's how I remember it, Frenzy was the more cost-effective option but not the stronger one against a normal opponent.

This is indeed the case by level 99. Luminaire is like 25% stronger in practice due to how weapon damage shakes out IIRC (before defense or mdef). At standard end-of-game levels before you cap out stats, they're neck and neck, by comparison.

https://youtu.be/pqUtAFr8y94?t=333

Odyssey bowser breaks down very large walls. I don't think he's gonna have much trouble here.

Opening hot takes: Shredding Smite sounds like it applies def down repeatedly to me. If so Mewtwo is super hosed, because Frenzy barely hits less hard than Luminaire to begin with.

...But idk if yuge DK and Bowser don't win this easy anyways. Will think about it more.

First match, Aria vs JC, is up!

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80357395

Bowser, Mewtwo and Donkey Kong have challenged Aigis and Crono to a fight! Location of the fight: Iwatodai Dormitory - A well-off dormitory building, with multiple floors and rooms. Access to the rest of Port Island is not allowed. Attackers begin at the dormitory entrance, while defenders begin in the meeting room. Which side will win?

Guidelines

- The fight will occur in real-time (like an FMV sequence). Gameplay mechanics are less important than how the characters would function in a real-time environment.
- The members of each team are ideal teammates capable of executing a prearranged battle plan.
- Unless stated otherwise, characters have access to their full arsenal of abilities and equipment. They may not always work at full power, however (e.g. a petrifying spell may have only a partial hindering effect not seen in gameplay or even fail outright against sufficiently powerful mercenaries). Use your own discretion.
- There may be SPOILERS from all of the games the characters are from.

Rules for Voting

- Bold your votes.
- You do not need to require justification for your vote, though the admins reserve the right to disqualify votes in the advent of obvious alt voting and other similar scenarios.
- Leaders cannot vote for their own teams, but they are free to argue their case.
- If you want to switch your votes simply bold the change; there's no need to delete your post, though you may if you wish.
- This match will end in 24 hours.

Bowser is as he appears in Mario & Luigi: Bowsers Inside Story, equipped with the Wicked Shell, Vampire Band, and Special Fangs X, though at his Super Mario Odyssey size. He may freely summon minions for Brawl Attacks, but only to perform the attacks, and cannot enlarge himself further or vacuum up abilities. He also has access to all abilities shown in Super Mario RPG, Super Mario Odyssey, and Super Mario 64, and may summon and use the Koopa Clown Car at will (though he only has one and it contains no minions or other weapons).

Mewtwo is as it appears in Pokken Tournament, with all of its moves as well as those from Shadow Mewtwo in the same game, and is capable of a synergy burst on its own. It has all feats and powers demonstrated by Mewtwo in Detective Pikachu (both the game and film), aside from anything to do with swapping souls or consciousness, as well as its entire natural learnset from Pokemon: Lets Go Pikachu and Eevee and the move Psystrike. Teleport may only warp Mewtwo, and only to locations it has already seen in todays battle. He has been hit by Crono and Aigis' Shredding Smite dual tech to start the battle. Its effects are up to interpretation, but it should be assumed to be at least as impactful as both Crono's Frenzy technique and Aigis' Heritage Liberator Palladion technique combined.

Donkey Kong is as he appears in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, at Platinum Crest level. He also has access to his Mario + Rabbids: Donkey Kong Adventure skills and Golden Gyre, Smash Ultimate moveset, and his fully-upgraded coconut gun and 10 orange grenades from Donkey Kong 64. He is 100% larger, physically stronger, and faster in both movement speed and reflexes for today's battle.

~VS~

Aigis is as she appears in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax with all of her moves available. Pallas Athena also has all of her skills and properties from Persona 3 and Persona Q2 available. She must actively focus to apply the effects of Aegis Shielding, but it will always trigger if she does so. She has been hit by Mewtwo's Psychic attack, damaging her. She will track Donkey Kong's movements throughout the fight, always remaining aware of his position and prioritizing taking him down if possible.

Crono is as he appears in Chrono Trigger's latest version, with a set of full endgame equipment and access to all his techs. He may perform combination techs with his allies should the situation demand it. He has been hit by Donkey Kong's Giant Punch, KOing him and rendering him unable to participate in today's battle.

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden (Cut the shell apart)

Rika (Aware of where the shell would strike)
Luigi (Power of dominance over the shell)
Kiryu (Shell status: TIGER DROPPED)
Leon (Passed the QTE)
V (Warp Danced around the shell)
Zeratul <-- We are here

Not even warp blades can slay this foul creature. The best we can do is endure it gracefully.

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden (Cut the shell apart)

Rika (Aware of where the shell would strike)
Luigi (Power of dominance over the shell)
Kiryu (Shell status: TIGER DROPPED)
Leon (Passed the QTE)
V <-- We are here
Zeratul

C-c-can you feel it? Can you touch it?

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden (Cut the shell apart)

Rika (Aware of where the shell would strike)
Luigi (Power of dominance over the shell)
Kiryu (Shell status: TIGER DROPPED)
Leon <-- We are here
V
Zeratul

Where's everybody going to? Shelling?

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden (Cut the shell apart)

Rika (Aware of where the shell would strike)
Luigi (Power of dominance over the shell)
Kiryu <-- We are here
Leon
V
Zeratul

The Dragon of Dojima...meet the Shell of Luigi.

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden (Cut the shell apart)

Rika (Aware of where the shell would strike)
Luigi <-- We are here
Kiryu
Leon
V
Zeratul

The shell knows no loyalties...it turns against its master.

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden <-- We are here

Rika (Aware of where the shell would strike)
Luigi
Kiryu
Leon
V
Zeratul

Hey Raiden! Parry this!

Gordon (Too clever!)
Raiden

Rika <-- We are here
Luigi
Kiryu
Leon
V
Zeratul

How many time loops does one need to guarantee shell survival?

It is time...to SHELL.

Gordon <-- We are here
Raiden

Rika
Luigi
Kiryu
Leon
V
Zeratul

Gordon is one smart cookie...but is he smart enough to crack the shell????

Crono and Aegis unleash a brand new dual-tech on Mewtwo. Its name is...SHREDDING SMITE!

Don't ask me why Aigis wants to smite some fools so much, did she take paladin levels when I wasn't looking or something

WE UP

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80356328

Aria ~ The Town Inside Mercs (0-1, 8GP, 12 RI, 3 AP)
Battle: Donkey Kong (New Passive 10/10), Bowser, Mewtwo
Support:
KO's/Injuries:
Recharge:
Other: Bowser's terrain is Bowser's Magma Mountain

Mewtwo ~ Orange Bears (0-1, 19GP, 8 RI, 3 AP)
Battle: Vivi Ornitier, Cloud Strife, Liquid Snake (New PreBattle2 10/25), Lu Bu
Support:
KO's/Injuries:
Recharge:
Other: Liquid is currently in REX form

Greengravy ~ Hip To Be Square (0-1, 3GP, 7 RI, 3 AP)
Battle: Gordon Freeman, Raiden, Sonic
Support: Darknite (Linked to Gordon, New Peace1 10/15)
KO's/Injuries:
Recharge: Gordon (Right man, 1 week)
Other: Darknite has Kuriboh

Eddv ~ Here Comes the Hotstepper (1-0, 4GP, 15 RI, 3 AP)
Battle: King K. Rool (Ability 1, 1/1, New Trigger 19/19), B.J. Blazkowicz, Samus Aran, Banjo, Jinx
Support:
KO's/Injuries:
Recharge:
Other:

Boko ~ Boko Bombers (1-0, 1GP, 14 RI, 3 AP)
Battle: Rika Furude, Kazuma Kiryu, Leon Kennedy, Mega Man (Ability 1 15/15, Ability 2 5/15), V, Luigi, Zeratul
Support:
KO's/Injuries:
Recharge:
Other: Mega Man has Chippin' In (1 use), V is male and has maxed Body and Intelligence

JC ~ Fog Legacy (1-0, 11GP, 18 RI, 3 AP)
Battle: Crono, Aigis (New Abilities, 20/20)
Support:
KO's/Injuries:
Recharge:
Other:

Leaders are arranged in this week's declaration order.

BOUGHT:

Diddy and Dixie Kong (Aria)

LOCKED:

sans 7 (Bidders: Boko, JC, Eddv, Mewtwo)

Bidding for sans will end in 45 minutes, pending further bids.

AriaOfBolo posted...

but I wanna bid on sans with my schrodinger's sonic money and try to cause a logic error

Erryone should bid on sans, there will be outbids

#YOLO

For those at home keeping score, bidding on Diddy and Dixie plus bounty hunting is currently FROZEN.

The playerbase and admin team are currently deliberating about how to resolve a rules blindspot.

Sans is free for all tho, we embrace skeletal chaos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UpOQPyN1Fw