RiotGear

Who ever wins, the Cocaine Bears loses. I feel sorry for the bear The Rattlesnake and Next Big Thing aren't trapped in the arena with the Cocaine Bear. It's trapped in the arena with them.

Coveralls and rubber mask, is a bit played out, and was fairly generic to begin with. Heat Miser on the other hand is not something we've seen done much.

Even the G.I Joe Greenshirts ( as in the back ground extras ) are pulled from top tier special forces units and are gonna be more familiar with pro wrestling they should have little problem with Kobolds.

Seven has access to Borg nano-probes, as well as tech that can active the nerves of/animate the dead, infact in some cases they can bring the dead back to life. Truth is though all she really needs is her nano-probes. A Borg drone is a monster enough for most people. Also most of what Doofenshmirtz tries to build/invent fails.

It's not BS we never see him go faster than highway speeds, while traveling on the ground. Really it's you making up feats, assuming he can do things he hasn't shown the ability to. Once again we don't know the nature of the FTL, it could fold space, creat wormholes, or otherwise travel outside our understanding of time and space. This avoiding the kind of acceleration you are talking about. Remember a lot of real world vehicles have different travel speeds depending on environment. The world's fastest boat doesn't go very fast on land, something for a super sonic fighter jet.

Friction and atmosphere effect speed/acceleration. We also don't know how Storm Blasters FTL works, it may not even require traditional acceleration. Also as you mentioned above even if it could Storm Blaster may not do a for environmental concerns, concerns that would still exist here. The race is on earth with an audience. That said we have no reason to believe that Storm Blaster can go any faster on the ground than we've seen him go. And once again this is an endurance race that takes patience and strategy. Something that Ratchet a combat medic is medic is comfortable with. Storm Blaster on the other hand. Is actually kinda impatient and rash.

Most races require you to stay on the track, sometimes in specific lanes.

Most people don't want a house they have to "survive" and is Chief even up for making the pitch. Guys fairly laconic and selling things normally takes saying more then grumbling a couple of words.

The Kool-Aid Man is much better known and less threatening than Master Chief. In general Chief is not gonna be a great salesmen. He doesn't say much, doesn't show his face, tends to intimidate people. The Kool-Aid Man on the other hand is associated with happy childhoods and nostalgia. Which is something that sells. He can also prove the house is deal, by not being able to break through the walls.

True, but their seems to be difference in speed between its space travel and how it travels and on the ground. As I don't think we ever see Storm Blaster travel faster than a regular car on the road. Infact we see people, I'll be it Rangers, keep up with by running, over short distances. Storm Blaster is also kinda finicky and temperamental, in the personality department and this is a 500 mile race. That takes patience.

Rommie was designed for war as well. She is a warship after all. A warship designed by and with the knowledge of a galaxy spanning civilization capable faster than light travel, genetic engineering, building AI etc. she also has all the tactical and strategic knowledge of the member worlds of the Systems Commonwealth. She is literally centuries more advanced then AM with thousands of years of combined knowledge from hundreds of worlds. She also lacks the vindictive streak that AM which means she is less likely to make a mistake while playing.

If I'm not mistaken the Ghost Buggy, is capable of flight and acting as a boat. Which should allow it to move around the city, much easier than KITT.

One of these is a man with a theatrical flair who makes and wears costumes, the other is a cookie. The winner should be fairly straight forward.

Rommie is a combat veteran warship with the strategic/tactical knowledge of a galaxy spanning civilization. She should have little issue beating a half mad super computer built during the Cold War, in chess.

Brock probably just F5s the bear and calls it a day. As shown above he can F5 a shark. He can also grapple with the likes of Braun Strowman, flipped over an big rig truck. In other words Brock is probably stronger than the bear.

Baffoons maybe, but baffoons with toonforce levels of damage soak.

Except in the movie as released all it took to beat Audrey 2 was and electrical explosion and a building collapse. A tier of damage that Kevin should have no issue replicating.

Kevin on the defense, during Christmas, in a building with a near infinite supply of, well... Basically anything he can think of, yeah, the house plant goes down hard.

Pennywise may have seen humans as play things, but he saw the Turtle as his equal, more or less. So Heat Miser being a deity of sorts It should be willing to talk to him. Also Heat Miser has a lot of powerful friends who may, through magic offer Pennywise alternatives to his current, never ending cycle of rest and eat. Pennywise can also be bound by magic, which given his friends and family. Heat Miser should be able to access.

Among the bugs are those that can communicate or control humans. They are going to be able to understand the concept of LARPing, possibly even better than the Skaven. The challenge doesn't say what they have to LARP as. So the Arachnids can play as something their size or the parasite bugs can use their humans hosts to LARP.

As quas-deity and reformed villain Heat Miser should be able to get Pennywise talking.

I don't think your average Infected would even know what to do with a laser tag gun. The Jem'Hadar on the other hand are basically built for this challenge.

Even ignoring that part of Deadman Wonderland is straight up gladiatoral combat, the other events still involve contestants getting maimed or killed. I don't think Jason is ready to either sit idle while others die around him, or at this point in his career murder people to win. In other words even if Jason is more physically capable than Balrog, and I'm not sure that's the case, he doesn't have the killer instinct to win. On the physical front. I think it's important to remember that Balrog can keep up with the other Street Fighters. Many of whom are full on superhuman.

That's where triage comes in, the quickest way to save the most people, is to end the match. The quickest way to do that is deliver the pizzas. What you're describing is still not a race, race, but setting that aside. Again the quickest way to save the most people in the scenario. Is to deliver the pizzas and end the match.

Why would Ratchet have to fight Nemesis? He is going to complete the challenge and save lives faster if he doesn't. Even if he did fight Nemesis he's not gonna be doing it alone. It's gonna be Ratchet and a city full of cops, soldiers, and super heroes fighting Nemesis. Also in a meta sense, I'm not sure how I feel about turning a match that is supposed to be a race of sorts into a straight up fight.