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Our final four in this category are two sentient race cars and two transformers.

And once Belsnikel beats a child it's all over for him. Dracula can easily go undetected for a long time. Consider prior to the events of the novel he had ruled for centuries.

Right, Scott doesn't stand out and that hurts him. The key here is to get in the door on the sale. The mascot grabbing attention brings it in the matter of sealing the deal. Remember, Scott is not the realtor here, he is the mascot and as the mascot, he lacks the flair to grab attention.

Terrific is a great fighter and you certainly can argue he has a wide array of experience. That clip was to showcase the striking power differential. Ippo can smash bones completely. Further even with broken bones, Ippo fights on like it is no matter. Ippo is a tenacious opponent and his speed, resilience, and power will overcome Mr. T's versatility and experience. (Ippo is no slouch in experience either, so I don't think that Terrific's experience edge is as significant as it might be against a lesser opponent)

I think the Death killing sword would work pretty well there, but setting it aside for the moment. The Morning Star can ignite without contacting unholy beings, so it can be a good fire starter along with his holy water napalm. Trevor is able to keep pace with people who move faster than the eye can see, so he can focus on unleashing destruction on the woods while Po in his clumsy fashion tries to preserve the forest. Trevor has such a huge and varied arsenal that Po will certainly be taken out of any fighting to marvel at every time he pulls out a new gadget or trick.

Fox just beats it till it is disabled and then can have it reprogrammed to not hunt him.

People die in horrific ways, but is that Death's fault? I know I'm getting more philosophical here, but the hubris of avoiding one's death would naturally lead to a more unpleasant end in a Greek Tragedy sort of way. "Pale death beats equally at the poor man's gates and the palaces of kings." Indeed people cheating death by seeking more of time than their lot have invited this punishment by defying the natural order. In that regard you are right, there is no need to rehabilitate death. It is already doing what needs to be done.

That speaks to Amazo's ability to percieve and he also possesses the combined Justice League Power to do. Data can do the calculations for things moving at FTL and the movements needed there, so he can totally do those calculations. He just lacks the physical capacity to do what is needed. Most of those instances involve Lore or the Borg Queen. Lore has an unprecedented edge by being the same type of Android and the Borg Queen is undone by her manipulation.

Orcs are stronger than humans and if killing the opponent is a win by default, I think you have to yield Rev-9 vs Fox. The Orcs are more likely to loot and pillage and get out wheras the bugs are just eating people. Orcs ftw by the nature of being able to understand and do the objective.

Fox can definitely incapacitate and reprogram it. He has the resources to pull it off, and as some of the Po fights in this same scenario have boiled down to, well Po could just whoop them to convince them, I don't see why Fox cannot just delete the Terminator.

Ippo takes punches like that to garuantee victory. My man is crazy tenacious in a way I don't recall seeing Mr. Terrific ever handle. He then breaks ribs in sparing. Ippo doesn't just crack ribs while wearing boxing gloves, he annihilates them. There is some mad punching force here that Mr. Terrific cannot match. EDIT: Fixed broken link

That would be other people Scrooge would be dealing with not death in that instance. Death needs no rehabilitation for there is nothing inherently evil about death.

Dracula casually slams people through walls and moves faster than the eye can see. Let's not forget that Trevor has a nuclear option here also in the god-slayer sword.

From the 1st season there, by the time of the second Data has grown immensely in his problem solving capabilities. Including rather unorthodox solutions like when as part of Picard's ragtag flotilla or when encountering the Borg

Transformers are tough to argue against, but I think I have made a case that Herbie can win this.

I cannot find what kind of car Rodimus is on the wikis (though I did learn he had a small appearance in TFA) so safe to assume Hot Rod's vehicle mode is some sort of V8 sportscar.

The Cybermen routinely overpower military forces. In the words of the Brigadier, "Just once I'd like to face an alien menace that isn't immune to bullets."

and so it was the lone wanderer ventured forth from Vault 101 intent on discovering the fate of a father who had once sacrificed the future of humanity for his only child... GET IN THERE FAWKES YOU ARE IMMUNE TO RADIATION

This is where having watched Final Destination would help. Is this death truly evil? From my reading the synopsis this seems a natural path for us all and those that cheat death end up meeting their end anyway. There is no inherent evil to the fact that life ends.

Fox is not puny flesh Fox is a one anthropomorphic mammal army. In assault he takes on the Aparoids who are basically the Borg-lite and fights his way on foot and then later ship through their homeworld, he's fought through a planet of dinosaurs, Fox is leagues above the terminator universe.

Firepower and experience? Sure. Durability? I don't think so. Autobots in half do not function. Manuverability? Herbie can drive on walls and in the water. Speed is definitely one where the measures can disagree, but Herbie's specs do not showcase his true power there.

Aquaman is getting mated in 8 to begin with and then 16. I don't know how passionate Aquaman can be getting mated that fast falling for things like the Englund Gambit, Fool's Mate, or Scholar's Mate. His improvement at a pace of nearly doubling actually speaks against Amazo's chess skill. When confronted with a potentially dangerous situation Amazo flees, Data comes up with solutions. This will be a great series of games, but Data is better at adapting new strategies and data into unknown scenarios. Amazo, for all his evolution and power, is a very blunt android. His solution to Oa being in his way is to remove it. He plows through the league to ask Luthor what his purpose is, he does not endeavor to figure it out on his own till Luthor tells him to, and he flees Grundy when something is outside his ken. This speaks against his ability to formulate new strategies in the face of unknown or unexpected variables.

Herbie has beaten NASCAR vehicles in a race in that same race he drove on walls, he's been a submarine, he's surfed, and Herbie repeatedly is underestimated. Herbie when motivated can do impossible things and beat cars a 67 Beetle should have no chance against. Herbie is out to win a race, and by gum that is what he will do. He can't be stopped by totalling him and his performance seems to be tied to the sentient car's motivation not it's engine as it has shown by operating without an engine, by working in the water without any built in hydro based propulsion system. Herbie is out to prove he is the best sentient car and Blur is just going to join the list of other sentient cars Herbie has bested. Herbie has come back from days behind in cross national races and still won. I think Herbie has got this.

All it takes is one caning and Belsnickel is cancelled. Dracula is capable of adapting. He blends into London society seemlessly, he has a host of identities and minions who he can use to drum up fear and an actual vampire serial killer will cause panic.

In comparative seconds Data is able to break a time loop with the Starship Bozeman, Data is able to adapt to new space anamolies in moments and saves the Enterprise multiple times, and Data adapts to a new game strategy to beat a grandmaster after playing him once. Amazo may be able to copy powers impressively, but when Grundy drained him and he was confronted with new variables he fled. Aquaman's improvement against him speaks to Amazo being beatable, and Data is (pardon the Trek pun) the best of both worlds of creativity and machine knowledge.