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Cloud Strife, Vivi Ornitier and Liquid Snake have challenged Crono, Tingle and Aigis to a fight! Location of the fight: Sword & Shield Dungeon - An underground labyrinth mixed with ice and fire alike, featuring slippery floors, lava pits, and plenty of spike traps and pitfalls, as it appears in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. All enemies and items have been removed and all key doors are unlocked. Access to Subrosia or the rest of the world is denied. Attackers begin at the dungeons entrance while defenders begin in the room with the Changing Seasons. 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.

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.

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. He has been hit by Crono and Aigis' Burst Smite Dual Tech, born of combining Luminaire and Heritage Liberator Palladion. Its effect is up to interpretation, but will never be less damaging than the sum of each technique or spell's individual effects.

Eli is as he appears in Metal Gear V: The Phantom Pain, piloting Metal Gear Sahelanthropus as seen in Mission 50, with full access to all its attacks. He is accompanied by Tretij Rebenok, using his powers to maintain the machine's functionality, and who may be disrupted temporarily as normal.

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Tingle is as he appears in Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, equipped with a Mr. Fairy Balloon. He may freely use Tingle Bombs, can use his balloon for flight as seen in Majoras Mask, and has an accurate map of the current terrain. He only has five minutes left to live, at which point he will mysteriously keel over, dead and unable to be revived in any way, shape or form. He and his team will be aware of his impending demise, however, and factor it into their battle plans.

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 completely forgotten his own past and become convinced that he is actually Tusk, from Killer Instinct 2013. He will try to act and fight in battle as the mercenary would, coloured through the lens of his own natural personality. If he lacks the capability to fight as the missing mercenary 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 Tusk's equipment. Hey will maintain the fiction through the rest of this week's battle, though sufficient enough evidence of his own past will shock him out of his delusion.

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 is always aware of Cloud's location, and will prioritize taking him down if possible.