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Leaning more towards Bulk and Skull. Harry and Marv can take a lot of punishment, but so can Bulk and Skull. Plus, Bulk once had the highest record for bench press, implicating he's also very strong.

Disillusioned after a string of Halloween nights that felt too routine, Jack seeks a new thrill. Oogie, sensing an opportunity, emerges from his lair and challenges Jack to a "friendly game" to "spice things up" and determine who has the true spirit of Halloweentown leadership. The stakes: if Jack wins, Oogie is banished forever; if Oogie wins, Jack gives up his title as Pumpkin King and Oogie takes the throne. Oblivious to Oogie's treacherous nature and love for cheating, Jack agrees, seeing it as a harmless competition. Jack and a worried Sally (who had a vision of the disaster) go to Oogie's lair. The lair is decorated to look like a grand casino, all glowing with neon green light. Oogie presents the "Wheel of Misfortune" and the "Sacred Dice." Jack, ever the showman, confidently takes his turn. As Jack rolls the dice, Oogie operates the hidden mechanisms. Jack's rolls always seem to be "bad luck" results. He lands on "Guillotines" and barely dodges the swinging blades, or "One-Armed Bandits" that shoot real bullets at him. The townspeople watching start to worry. Each time, Oogie laughs and calls it "just a little bit of fun." Jack, growing frustrated and realizing something is wrong, demands fairness. Oogie, knowing he has Jack trapped, makes a final roll for the "throne." The dice are thrown, showing winning numbers for Jack, but Oogie hits his hidden switch. The floor beneath Jack opens into the pit of stew, and Oogie declares himself the winner by default as Jack falls. The townsfolk are stunned into silence and fear. Oogie climbs out of his lair and takes his place on the Pumpkin King's throne. Halloweentown quickly changes, transforming from a place of fun scares to a genuinely fearful, oppressive casino-themed town with guards at every corner. Every citizen of Halloweentown is in absolute misery and terror at Oogie's new reign as Pumpkin King, and try desperately seeking solutions to ending this reign of terror. Suddenly, Mummy Boy remembers his life as a boy in Ancient Egypt, and recalls a brave Pharaoh who would save the world by defeating evil in these mysterious contests known as "Shadow Games", and the citizens of Halloweentown hope that they can contact this brave pharaoh to battle Oogie Boogie at his own game and set them all free. Mummy Boy and the citizens of Halloweentown, desperate for help, use an ancient, but perhaps flawed, summoning ritual based on Mummy Boy's fragmented memories of the Pharaoh. The ritual doesn't transport them, but sends a psychic call through dimensions. Yugi Muto, in his world, feels a pull from the Millennium Puzzle. When he touches it, he and the spirit of the Pharaoh (Atem) are transported to Halloweentown (this can be explained as the Puzzle responding to a "Shadow Game" in progress, as all true Shadow Games involve high stakes and an alternate dimension).Upon arrival, Yugi wonders what strange place the Puzzle has brought him to, saying that it's perhaps another virtual reality simulation, similar to the one he and his friends once ventured in that was created by Kaiba, "except", he thinks to himself "except instead of Kaiba, this virtual reality world looks like it was created by Bonz!" Yugi and the Pharaoh meet with Mummy Boy and the other Halloweentown citizens. Oogie Boogie, learning of the "savior's" arrival, appears and formally challenges Yugi. Oogie scoffs at Yugi's "card games" but is intrigued by the power of the Millennium Puzzle and the concept of a "Shadow Game" where souls/stakes are real. He proposes a game in his lair, with the stipulation that if he wins, the Pharaoh's soul (and potentially Yugi's) is his to gamble with forever, and Halloweentown remains his kingdom. If Yugi wins, Oogie relinquishes the throne and is banished from Halloweentown forever! Yugi and the Pharaoh agree to the terms, understanding the power of a true Shadow Game where the losers suffer a real "Penalty Game". The environment itself becomes part of the game. The Game: "Shadow Dice Monsters" The game blends the core elements of both characters: Yugi's Duel Monsters and Oogie Boogie's love for dice and chance. A highly-modified version of Dungeon Dice Monsters (a game Yugi played in the anime/manga) which is run as a Shadow Game. The game takes place in Oogie Boogie's lair, which becomes the physical game board, a swirling arena of chance and danger. The Rules: Instead of Life Points, both Yugi and Oogie have a "Ba Gauge" (life energy/soul meter), similar to the ancient Egyptian Shadow RPG. Players use modified dice to summon "Monsters" and "Magic/Trap" effects (which appear as solid vision constructs, given the setting's inherent magic). Oogie uses custom "Boogie Dice" that are weighted (a classic Oogie move), but the Pharaoh's Millennium Puzzle can manipulate "fate" to sometimes counteract the rigged rolls. The environment is interactive; Oogie can use lair hazards as card effects, and Yugi's monsters can interact with the environment (e.g., using a Dark Magician to blast a trap or a Gaia the Fierce Knight to navigate obstacles). The ultimate penalty for the loser is banishment to the true World of Darkness/Shadow Realm, a fate worse than death.

One day, our favorite red-capped Italian plumber, Mario, after a hectic day of traveling through Harry Hedgehog's cave and having to get rid of a bunch of those poky, annoying little pests, thinks to himself "If I only had a world of my own, I could whack a bunch of those troublesome little rodents with a mallet, and there would be size- changing mushrooms every where you looked!" Then one day, while currently traversing a pipe network, Mario suddenly falls out of the sky into a strangely familiar, yet alien landscape. He lands with an "oof" in a peculiar garden, where hedgehogs are being used as croquet balls by a girl in a blue dress. He's momentarily amused until he spots one of Bowser's less common minions, Harry Hedgehog, among the whacked animals. A familiar, deep-seated plumber rage surfaces; a childhood run-in with a particularly nasty, spiky beast resurfaces, cementing a latent grudge against hedgehogs. The girl, Alice, explains the rules of "croquet" with a wry smile, finding a strange kindred spirit in this man who enjoys "whacking the pointy things." Their shared power-up mechanism (size-changing mushrooms) solidifies their temporary alliance. Elsewhere, Sonic zips through a loop-de-loop and crashes into a whirlwind that drops a farmhouse and a girl in a blue gingham dress: Dorothy Gale. She's clutching sparkling red slippers and talking about a "Yellow Brick Road" and a magical place made of "emerald." Sonic, ever the hero, quickly connects the mention of the Emerald City to his own universe's powerful Chaos Emeralds, seeing a potential common cause. Their shared history of going on fantasy adventures where the characters resembled people from their home lives (the Sonic Storybook series and The Wizard of Oz film) gives them a basis for immediate trust. Additionally, they take a liking to each other's red shoes, both of them comparing them to that of their own. After listening to all of Sonic's stories about his many, marvelous adventures, Dorothy wishes she could see many other wondrous worlds and go on many other adventures of her own. Suddenly, unbeknownst to both of them, the sparkling, red Ruby slippers on her feet start glowing in response to her wish, and are instantly transported to Wonderland, right at the location of Mario and Alice! Sonic notices Mario and Alice cruelly whacking hedgehogs, which upsets both him and Dorothy. The two teams then get into an argument and agree to face each other in the morphing arena. The two teams face each other in the morphing arena. Mario points an accusing finger at Sonic. "You! Spiky menace! I'll a' flatten you like a pancake!" Alice calmly selects a mushroom from her pocket, taking a small bite to grow slightly taller, adding, "It's nothing personal, you understand, we just prefer to keep the hedgehogs in line." Sonic scoffs, tapping his foot impatiently. "Sorry, pal, but the only thing getting flattened today is your ego. I've got places to be and emeralds to secure!" Dorothy adjusts her basket and says, with surprising firmness, "We just want to go home. We won't let you stop us." The air crackles with energy, a clash of vibrant colors and contrasting motivations. A mixed tag team battle begins between 2 legends and 2 legends! The originals vs the copycats! Size- changing mushrooms vs Red shoes and powerful gem stones! Nonsense and whimsy vs dreaming of adventure! Platforming legend and lost little girl in a fantasy land from a classic children's book vs platforming legend and lost little girl in a fantasy land from a classic children's book! Combatants: Team Whimsical Growth: Mario (Super Mario Bros.) & Alice (Alice in Wonderland) Team Emerald Journeys: Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega) & Dorothy Gale (The Wizard of Oz) Stipulations: Battle takes place in a neutral, morphing arena that shifts between a vibrant, giant-mushroom-filled garden and a segment of the Yellow Brick Road leading to a green, crystalline structure. Standard power-ups are available, including Mario's various mushrooms/flowers, Alice's size-changing cakes/potions (represented as the size-changing mushrooms for team synergy), Sonic's various shields, Wisps, and the Chaos Emeralds and Dorothy's magical items like the Ruby Slippers

Okay, then definitely Mickey! I mean, I like Crash, but in Kingdom Hearts King Mickey can practically move like Yoda when he's fighting!

When you said Mickey gets all his powers from his video games, I'm guessing that means Kingdom Hearts and in that case, my money is heavily on him!

Waluigi, seeking fame, fortune, and an end to his perceived mistletoe-related slights, infiltrates the gala using a comical assortment of Piranha Plants and Bob-ombs as distractions. Rouge, ever the sly treasure hunter, slips in unnoticed, using her stealth and charm to bypass security. They converge on the display case at the exact same moment. Waluigi attempts a dramatic pose and claims the gem is rightfully his "prize," while Rouge coolly tells him to back off, calling him a "walking purple anemic". An argument over who saw it first escalates, and Waluigi makes the first move, swinging his tennis racket. Rouge dodges effortlessly, mocking his lack of finesse. The battle begins right there in the ballroom, shattering the peaceful atmosphere. A Fight To The Death Ensues! The only question is: Which of these sly, mischievous sidekicks to two of gaming's most recognizable antiheros will walk out victorious!?

Actually he does. Sonic has taken damage from, dealt damage to and defeated ( all in base form) enemies like Perfect Chaos, Ultimate Emerl, The Ifrit, Erazor Djinn, etc. All of whom were capable of destroying entire worlds! He also tanked a black hole/hyper-go-on explosion that destroyed an interstellar amusement park that was to big for a planet. The thing about Sonic is his powers, skills and abilities increase every second so every time you think you've gauged his level of power he always proves us wrong next adventure.

Wait. Is that site gonna be just like this one? One where you can create matches?

Elmo is hired by Pillsbury to star in a Cinnamon Roll commercial. Elmo: "Hello kids. Elmo has a question for you. Would you buy these sweet, sugary delicious Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls for only $2? Gee, Elmo sure would! Haha!" As the commercial comes to an end, Elmo plays the part of the kids in this commercial and pokes Poppin' Fresh, which as usual causes him to joyfully giggle. However, Elmo's finger is so furry that it tickles the doughboy a little too much. So after the commercial is done airing, the Pillsbury Doughboy jumps onto Elmo's back and just for a little revenge starts tickling Elmo all over. After about 15 seconds of torture, Elmo finally manages to get the doughboy off but has to stop and breathe for a minute after laughing hysterically for that long. Once he catches his breath, Elmo goes for Poppin' Fresh again and a tickle fight between these two icons ensues. Who wins? The tickle fight ends when one of them taps out.

Jadis has become so powerful controlling Narnia that she decides to find other worlds to conquer. She looks in her crystal ball for other worlds to take over and finds Medieval Europe, 14th century. So she uses a spell to travel to this place and when she gets there, sees a magnificent castle (King Stephen's). She sneaks into the highest tower and sees Princess Aurora about to prick her finger on the spindle of Maleficent's spinning wheel. She figures that she is the king's daughter and that she could use the princess in order to get what she wants from the king. So right before Aurora can prick her finger, Jadis uses her wand to turn her into stone (let's just pretend for now that Jadis's magic is not useless in other worlds). Her plan is to use Aurora to have King Stephen forfeit the kingdom in return for his daughter back. Needless to say, this doesn't sit well with Maleficent, who remember is in the tower right then. Maleficent makes herself visible and gives Jadis the chance to return to where she came from safe and sound if she turns Aurora back into flesh. Jadis refuses and a battle ensues between the two witches. Who wins? It's movie versions of both characters and remember: we're pretending just for the time being that Jadis is as powerful in other worlds as she is in Narnia.

I agree with the user above me. The Shredder already beat up Krang easily in Turtles Forever and I haven't seen much of the 2012 series but if the Kraang are anything like Krang, they too will be beaten by The Shredder.

After the events of Turtles Forever, Karai decides to give up on the whole "getting revenge for The Shredder's demise" thing. After all, last time he fought the turtles he nearly destroyed the entire multiverse, including himself and Karai. Therefore, she finally decides to leave the turtles alone and not to look for a way to bring The Shredder back. However, Hun (who was cured of his previous mutation by Donatello, who injected a curing medicine into him after the turtles knocked Hun out in a fight) disagrees. One night, Hun pays a little visit to Foot Headquarters. Hun: "You know, Karai I've been thinking. When I first found out Shredder was an Utrom, I thought "Good riddance". But after working for him once again, I had suddenly remembered what a thrill it gave me to serve someone so powerful and full of vengeance, Utrom or not. So the Purple Dragons and I have come up with a great idea: "join forces with you, the Foot once again". And together, we can bring him back, the one, true Shredder! Are you interested?" Karai: "I am pleased with your offer, Hun. However, I'm afraid I must decline. After The Shredder and I last tangled with the turtles, I realized that although he raised me he was a very stubborn, power hungry being. He was going to do anything he could to destroy the turtles, even if it meant mine and even his own doom. He was indeed my master and father, but he was also a monster. I've decided to turn over a new leaf and start a new dynasty with the Foot. I'm sorry, Hun but I can't help you." Hun: "Fine. Those who are not with me are against me! I'm taking over the Foot, just try and stop me!" Then a fight breaks out between the two. 2003 versions only (although I'm not sure there are any other versions of Hun). Rules are simple: one-on-one (no interference from anybody) and Karai only fights with her own signature equipment, no Shredder armor or weapons like she did in Seasons 4 and 5. Who wins?

For the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: 1st: Turtles from the original comic book series 2nd: Turtles from the 2003 series 3rd: Turtles from the movies (the old ones and the newer one) 4th: Turtles from The Next Mutation 5th: Turtles from the 1987 series

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You're saying Sonic hasn't?