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Food for thought here, but after the recent disasters that have plagued the company, I think that Rubberband Man would be a pretty good choice of mascot to provide a distraction from the all of the noise and destruction the company provided beforehand. The Captain would be good at providing a distraction too, but I think RB would be better, as he tends to be more helpful and provides more of what people need than Crunch does. Additionally, RB while eccentric is not nearly as gung-ho as the Captain can be in terms of how he presents himself, such as the manner of driving his ship through people's living room walls and the like. A quality that would benefit individuals who don't wish to be jump scared or have conditions like PTSD be flared up by the Captain's well meaning but over enthusiastic efforts.

To play devil's advocate here, yes Whitey isn't as recognizable, per say as Blacula here, but I do think that to create his costume in terms of replication would be arguably more impressive. Think about it this way, anyone could do a vampire costume pretty easily, even one like Blacula, but Whitey's appearance is pretty unique in and of its self. For someone to pull it off, they would have to have the right height, facial formation, and plenty of white hair, all things that are determined purely by genetics. Replicating that is difficult, but could be quite impressive from a perspective, as the effort alone would be very time consuming, food for thought anyway.

Judy could try and hide from Zam for a week, but I feel like Zam will have the advantage here for a few different reasons. The first being here, ASN-121, assassin droid, which she could utilize in a way that would allow her to track Judy's location and fox her out, no pun intended, wherever she would be intending to go. Tech like this, is certainly a bit more advanced than what is featured in Zootopia, and will grant Zam at least a slight advantage over Judy based on that alone. Next, Zam at one utilized kouhuns, silent, venomous, arthropods, think centipedes and millipedes, in an attempt to kill Padme Amidala. Now while these creatures did fail in this attempt, they were able to evade R2-D2's sensors, and reach Padme in her bed, without audibly alerting the Jedi outside. Factors which make them useful here, as the kouhuns can potentially hunt down Judy, once Zam locates her, and attack without her hearing abilities allowing her to be alerted to their presence ahead of time. Finally, Zam's abilities as a Clawdite come into play here as another factor in her win. Clawdites are natural changelings and can morph into almost anyone and anything they want or desire to, with some effort. Zam is especially proficient at this, as she is able to hold her morphed form even longer than most other Clawdites. Utilizing the prep-time she has, and perhaps, the background information she gathered about Judy ahead of time, she could transform into one of Judy's most trusted allies and catch her off guard as result, granting Zam the upperhand.

That's part of it. Clark also seems to be an inventor or ideas man for the food preservatives industry, still confused on that. Either way, the Leprechaun stands a much better chance of winning than Clark does here.

One may be intimidating, bur is ultimately more useful. The other is fast, but not nearly strong enough to be effective, I think it is already decided.

Blade's not the type to have the patience required to use ACME traps, and while Pic could be considered animalistic in terms of his behavior, I don't think he will necessarily fall for any of the traps that Blade rigs up for him either, hence, Pic will likely win this one.

Heh, don't worry about it. Rumbles can't be scratched anyway.

Well for what it's worth the Amani seem to me to be closer in following the rules of LARP, even if they are a primitive species. The image here,, is not too far away from LARP gear, although the Amani's distance from the cultural norms of society might make them misinterpret certain cues about what is going on. That being said, I bet on them being more likely to adapt than the Reapers, as I can see the Reapers being stronger than the Amani, but even more feral, and eventually, being the ones to snap first, due to their warped mindset

Merry Christmas everyone, hope you guys are enjoying the holiday.

Tough competition, but the Spawnmobile shouldn't be taken lightly either. Of note, Spawn did use it against OvertKill and it fared pretty well against him. He likely used it against Violator's Rig as well, but I'll have to read both mini-comics to get more of a feel on that. Lightning Cruiser is likely stronger and does have the advantage of flight, however the Spawnmobile should have a grappling hook with a chain, allowing it to pull Lightning Cruiser back down. Where it goes from there is anybody's guess, but if the car is somewhat similiar to Spawn, it should last for at least a little while.

Samri will have a pretty decent chance at spreading his influence further, as the man easily terrorized Bijapur for sometime, and likely would've done the same elsewhere, if left unchecked.

Depends on the Stormtroopers, some are better than others in terms of efficiency.

Both are certainly skilled enough to win the basic premises of this challenge, but I think Wheelo has a slight edge here himself. Luthor's creations tend to be, speaking on Bizarro and Nucleur Man here, malformed and incomplete in certain ways, whereas Wheelo's creations are complete in terms of what they are supposed to be and fairly powerful. Granted, Bizarro at least, is more powerful, but Wheelo was able to rival Saiyans Elites from outer space, and later on, if we take Dragon Ball Heroes as canon, SSJ 3 and SSJ 4 warriors by modifying his own body into even more powerful forms beyond his kaiju mecha battle armor. What about those ideas make them "better" creations than those of Luthor's however? Much of that is dependent on what can truly be considered "better" as a creation, Luthor's cloned beings and genetic manipulation, or bio-warriors created and modified by Wheelo alone from no original bases that we know of. One seems to hold a more creative feel to it than the other, and while Luthor's beings are successful in their own right and far more powerful than Wheelo's, in terms of intention and creativity, as opposed to basing things on a template, Wheelo tends to be the better creator here, in my opinion at least.

He has, but Vosa didn't necessarily attempt to use Force Fear from what I recall, although I could be mistaken.

A lot of this depends on where Jango is in his life, and what he values most. If this Jango is as we saw him in the movies, a father who is working covertly for both the Republic and the CIS, he might be persuaded to stop hunting Pic simply based on the notion that he realizes that he isn't invincible and that if something happens to him, Boba will be left to his own devices. Redundant, I know, as he squared up with both Kenobi and Windu while his son was with him, but Jango probably considered those battles as necessary to protect himself and his son at different points. There was a reason, he preferred to delegate many potential jobs to Zam for some time, and part of that did stem from his need to protect and raise Boba, needs that would lead him to avoid confronting Pic and dark Jedi unless he had to. Prior to that stage in his life, Jango would not hesitate to attack, and if Boba was at stake as he was in the aforementioned scenarios, he would attack anyway, so in those scenarios, him being convinced otherwise based on that can be made moot. However, Pic should not be underestimated, Monkey Lizard or not, as he is well versed in both Force persuasion and Force Fear. Force powers that could bode very useful here in convincing Fett, as Fear especially is listed as "The wielder would strike directly at the deepest parts of the target's mind, causing an uncontrollable shaking fear that would wreak havoc with the target's capabilities. Through pure force of will alone, a user could cause them to lose their courage completely, and if left undefended, the effects could be severe, rapidly demoralizing the enemy with a feeling of hopelessness and regret. Depending on the victim, it would caused them to either cower defenselessly or flee from their opponent outright." Qualities that grant Pic a greater sense of control of the situation and in one sense convince Jango by causing him to outright avoid or cower at the thought of hunting Pic, by exploiting the fears inherent in his mind. https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Mind_trick/Legends#Force_fear

Pic is exactly much smarter than Krumb by a decent amount, after being mutated, he was described as being "Pic was agile, quick, and extremely intelligent". Traits, that don't tend to match the average Kowakian monkey lizard specimen.

Very visual this time around, and it worked well to authenticate the experience even more. Explosions, high impact attacks, and over all well constructed flow of battle all work well in making this match a pretty good read for me this time. On top of that, Raphael's somersault kick landing directly on Allen's face, was such a visceral and pointed image that the reader can feel the instant pain and drop that come after the impact. Keep doing what you're doing man, your skills are improving, and your play-by-play writing style is working out for each match, making every one a unique reading experience. Mikey will have his work cut out for him here, a cliche statement by this point heh. Cracker Jack may not be as high profile as certain other Street Fighter and SNK alumni, but there is no doubt, that he is not an opponent to take lightly either, and thus, in order to win this one, Mikey will have to find a way to avoid both his speed and his attack power simultaneously. Added to that, the baseball bat that Jack sometimes has, grants him an enhanced degree of both range and attack power as well, making this even more of a challenge for Mikey. The best way to win here, is for Mikey to first do all that he can to relieve Jack of his bat, if he has it on him, and then proceed to force Jack to attack by using fake out techniques, so that Mikey can strike him when he isn't protected. Most boxers and boxing type opponents like to protect their chest and head by holding their arms close together and tight, but leave themselves vulnerable when they open up to jab at their opponents, it is in those moments that I can see Mikey truly giving Jack his full attack capabilities, while in every other one, forcing Jack to attack by playing games with his mind.

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True facts. In Santa's Workshop of all places, Kevin has an even greater chance of defeating Audrey 2. Plenty of things to keep Audrey at bay, while Kevin works out how he can get some decent electrical currents to that plant's roots to fry it. Audrey may try to convince Kevin to bond with it, but I don't think Kevin will fall for that, and thus I think Kevin has a good chance of winning this one.

Christmas Past? I thought Christmas Past was the one that reminded Scrooge of the bad times and the good times from his past. Depending on which Past highlights on more, it can be a joyful experience to relive certain past memories. Christmas Present probably would've been a slightly more pleasant candidate for this challenge however.

Shadow all the way unfortunately, Shiva doesn't stand any real chance at hunting him either as he tends to act far more mature and professional than Sonic most of the time.

Depends on the versions of both, but if this Pattinson's Batman, probably not. Skills wise, he just isn't there yet, he is just starting out at this point. Comics Batman, DCEU Batman, and Bruce Timm Batman on the other hand, stand excellent chances, especially given how capable and how calculative those Batmen can be. Grodd is tough, but these two know each other well, especially if we're talking about from the comics or the Timmverse, and using that knowledge and the equipment at his disposal, Bats could conceivably defeat Grodd here.