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Yeah the Borg should have this. The Infected probably just lose by default because they can't understand the rules of the game

I agree. Blacula might not be the most recognizable character but he's a lot better than his opponent

I'm not a Gaston simp, but people are way underestimating him here. If memory serves he's physically strong enough to lift three women and a bench off the ground with one hand and no physical effort on his end and he is a very good hunter in the movie. He loses to the Beast but the Big Bad Wolf loses to the Woodsman in Little Red Riding Hood, who is comparable to Gaston in many ways. Gaston has a much better chance than people are saying here

Grodd should have this pretty easily. Gorilla City is heavily fortified, and all he needs to do is see the predator once to defeat it really. He tanks hits from the Flashes, Wonder Woman, his telepathy has been stated to be on par with Martian Manhunter in some circumstances. The predator honestly stands no chance

Ronald can play into the creepy clown thing, or play it straight as the lovable highly popular mascot. Throw in some free fries and he's got this

Cybermen have good aim and great experience with lasers. I like them in this scenario

Deja vu

Master Mold is very okay with genocide. He kind of loses by default

Even if he did start fires, I think Yakko could use his toon force to find a way to put it out. Trevor would probably not even really want to destroy a forest piece by piece anyway. It would take forever and he has little tolerance for fools

I actually wonder if Wendy's standoffish public persona is a detriment here

I wouldn't be so quick to count Yoshi out. He took out a Kaiju sized Bowser and if you buy high tier Mario scaling he's crazy powerful

Actually in the first movie the guy who summons Pumpkin head sacrifices himself to stop its rampage. However, would that count towards fulfilling the challenge? That's an interesting question I'm not sure about. If the person feels remorse and sacrifices themself to stop the monster, the monster isn't rehabilitated but the person was and the monster is stopped. Interesting question there

I totally disagree. I think Trevor is far more likely to give up. Per the prompt, Yakko is actually trying to stop him. He's got the annoyance factor of Yakko and the slow and gruesome work that he isn't really a fan of. He definitely gives up first

Dead Eye gives Arthur a shot. The environment also probably favors him. Speedy may have some degree of toon force, but not enough that he can like run into mirrors, at least as far as I remember. Arthur is clever and quick enough to pull it off

I disagree. I think that Trevor is more likely to give up. He doesn't have weaponry really suited to clearing out a forest so it would take a long time, and Yakko could definitely wear him down and make him give up. I also just don't think destroying a forest is something he would really want to do anyway. Way too much work for something non vampire related

I don't know anything about Chaos, but if he's so powerful that the basically-omnipotent Genie was scared of him then I find it hard to buy that Boba can do anything to him

Yeah Doom's whole thing is being just a hair less smart than Reed at science

Even an angry Jason is far more skilled than Angel has shown to be

Lol he was the number one in his police academy courses. Red Hood has won fights against the likes of Deathstroke and Batman. The main villains of the Sanford were a cabal of old stuffy British people who couldn't fight. And again, whether or not Red Hood is a good crime fighter, or Angel could fix Gotham, is completely irrelevant. Angel doesn't have anywhere near the experience or training that Red Hood does in hand to hand combat, and to pretend he does in this matchup is silly

He's a good police officer, but this isn't a fight of who can arrest the most jaywalkers. It's a fist fight. And Angel has nowhere near the experience or training to take on someone as skilled as Red Hood. Also, yes, the Bat family does good for Gotham. If it weren't for them, the whole city would be a crater 100 times over. Gotham has super criminals and geniuses on a level far above anything Angel has dealt with, and Red Hood has been instrumental in defeating them time and time again

I just don't think Mr. Fett is fast enough. Road Runner could just run circles around him

Well the Infected aren't winning this one. Red Shirts might all die (true to their nature), but they get the trust victory of all in that they win a game of laser tag

Morlun destroying the forest looking for tasty spiders

It might seem like Stay Puft would fit better because of his association with Ghosts in the past but I think the opposite is true. If a known haunted object is trying to sell me a haunted house there's no way in hell I'm going in there. Charles Entertainment Cheese has this one for me

Is America truly ready for our first Furry president?