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Well I can't argue with that

I will just add on to the last post that Death is the last season of Castlevania is not the grim reaper as we usually think of him, but more of an elemental spirit that feeds on death. Still powerful, but not as impressive as killing the real Embodiment of death

That's a question I would like an answer to as well. I remember they had a robot on the crew in one of the Star Fox games. The one for the GameCube I think. Not the really bad one though. Assault I think? Anyway, that's the closest I remember to Fox interacting with robots. I don't know a ton about Fox though

You heard it here first, folks. According to DSkillz, Chaos was never even in the arena, make it an automatic win for Arthur Jokes aside, I disagree just a bit with this reasoning because while it's true Chaos would be in no real danger, if Arthur has no chance of winning at all then he would consider it boring and would think Fate had determined Arthur has to lose, ans Chaos hates Fate more than anything. I think the most likely scenario is Chaos makes a game of it they is possible for Arthur to win but very hard, and Arthur, workhorse that he is, would overcome the challenges

I didn't mean to imply he would make it easy for Arthur, but if he made it impossible for Arthur then he wouldn't have his fun, either. As you say, he loves messing with people. He would make it very difficult, but possible, for Arthur to win for his own amusement. If Arthur has no chance, then it's boring, and Chaos would hate that. My point is that Arthur is just the kind of person that people constantly underestimate, and he could very well surprise even Chaos and pull an unexpected win in the scenario Chaos cooks up

Oh I wasn't even trying to say the Polar Express shouldn't have been accepted. I agree it's fine that it got in. It just makes for some strange challenges and some unusual interpretations though lol As for the first point, again, there are Saw traps that are 100% inescapable, or rely entirely on someone else to survive (sorry about the terrible click bait article but it gets the "Jigsaw often makes inescapable traps" point across). Jigsaw is not at all above just killing people. And the reason we should assume he's going for the throat (or train whistle as it were) this time is because that's what the the challenge is. He is motivated to kill this train.

I don't think a Boom Tube can take you outside of the DC Multiverse. Hell, I don't specifically remember a time when a Boom Tube has left it's specific universe but I'm sure it probably has happened. In any case, Deathstroke wouldn't be able to find Dip because he wouldn't know what Dip is and no one in his entire multiverse would either. Slade would have no reason to even think Dip exists. He would prepare traditionally, and then Yakko would do his usual toony schtick and get the win

To reiterate, this would be a good fight. Red Hood was able to beat Cassandra Cain in a fair fight, who is widely considered to be one of the best fighters in DC, and has fought evenly with Deathstroke, who is probably DC's closest analog to the Super Soldier Captain America. He is peak human physically and incredibly skilled, but what gets him this win is his ruthlessness and willingness to kill (in certain parts of the continuity anyway). Those factors fit much better with this scenario

I'm gonna reiterate what was said last time Chaos tied: he makes things interesting for himself. He 100% could just win outright, but it's not in character for him and Arthur is really good at catching people slipping up and underestimating him. Also, if someone or something told Chaos his goal was to avoid Arthur in the maze, Chaos would 100% go to Arthur in the cave. Would Arthur be able to catch him fair and square? Of course not. But at he is portrayed in the episode, there is every chance that Chaos would either let Arthur win (knowing there is a force that wants Chaos to not let Arthur catch him would be the biggest insult to Chaos) or just refuse to participate altogether, giving Arthur a win by default

Jigsaw chooses to build a way out of his traps, but he doesn't have to do that. If his goal is specifically to kill someone, he will just kill them. There are traps in Saw that are inescapable, and he is more than capable of killing large quantities of people at once. Unrelated, but I also think having an entire trains worth of people for a category is a little strange when everyone else only has one character. I get that the Polar Express itself is a Christmas "Character" of sorts, it's just a little odd that it gets a while crew when no other character gets support like that

The difference between those Po fights and this one is that Po was fighting humans or aliens that would give up after enough damage. The Terminators are mindless killing machines that don't feel fear, don't have a sense of self-preservation, and don't back down. Fox can't just beat it down because its programming won't let it give up

Po does those things too, in just the first movie. Dracula has more powers than Po, but Po probably has better physical stats. I'm not so sure that Trevor would use the nuclear option here, or even how much it would help

I suppose this really depends on how your interpret the challenge. If the goal is that Death has to not be evil, then Scrooge wins because death isn't evil. If the goal is that Death has to stop killing altogether, Scrooge losses because death is necessary

I think people underestimate how cool Dracula is. He's got so many versions and looks to pick from, and many of them are still instantly recognizable as Dracula. He should have this

In a fight I would probably back Fox. Unfortunately this machine isn't going to be convinced or intimidated out of a hunt so he can't really win this scenario. If he could incapacitate it and hack it that would count. Pull a T2 on him. Could he go that? I don't think so

I like Po on this one for sure. Trevor would give him a fight but Po can take anything Trevor can dish out and even early in the series he's probably stronger than any foe Trevor beat in terms of physical strength

The category is horde. We're taking the nameless, faceless foot soldiers of each faction to see how they would stack up against each other. Sgt. Slaughter is the furthest thing from a standard foot soldier. If Sgt. Slaughter is allowed, then the high-end Cybermen should be allowed, and even Slaughter wouldn't stand a chance against them. The Cybermen are not so poorly built that they can be taken out by a paper clip. They are highly advanced and very sturdy, and they're not just going to sit still while the Joe's attack them.

Are weapons allowed on this show? Is it a contest of wackiness or speed? Both? I should probably have looked into this before. In any case, 200 MPH is not McQueen's top speed (220 MPH according to some article I found, I can dig it up if need be). And again, I think because this is a vehicle category, the transformers should be constrained to their vehicle forms

I think something overlooked here is Jigsaw's intelligence and vast resources. His plans are basically impossibly complex and they always work, and he's got a seemingly endless supply of money and resources to do all of his Saw-ing. He should be more than capable of coming up with a solution, especially when they are trapped in a relatively small area. Set up traps all over, light the building on fire, that kind of thing

Well, that's what I get for not watching the source material I suppose. I'll have to look more into this to see if Arthur has any chance. @Pizzaguy2995 You got a tie out of Chaos, right? Anything to add?

Sgt. Slaughter is not part of the horde, though. The rest of the Joes were helpless there. Even if steel chairs and makeshift weapons are allowed, Cybermen would still win. A steel chair isn't going to knock out a Cyberman, but a Cyber punch to the face will knock out a Joe

Dip exists in Roger Rabbit, which is a very meta universe in which cartoons are basically actors filming the shorts that exist in our world. The animaniacs are not from Roger Rabbit, and Dip does not exist in their universe. Deathstroke doesn't really have the ability to traverse the multiverse looking for resources. I'm confident that he has never done this before. Deathstroke will find nothing in the Animaniacs world or his own that will help him win in the time he's given

Deathstroke is no chemist and no one in DC would have access to or even knowledge about Dip. No way in the world does Deathstroke get it

I'm a little surprised I made it into the top 4. Most of my picks were just characters that I liked and I have three or four people who are mostly dead weight if they get put into a match. I think I got pretty lucky

Lightning is definitely wackier. A transforming robot is strange. A living, breathing being that is also a car is stranger I think. The entire society and evolution of cars makes no sense.