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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.

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.

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.