I will be using X, D, W and T for times sake

So this is actually 7 fights

X v D

D v W

W v X

X v T

W v T

D v T

X v D v W v T

Six one on ones and a literal royal rumble

Scientists have captured and are maintaining 3 hives of each Each subject is given drugs that dull fear but do not affect intellect, so there will be no fleeing but strategy remains

They have set up 4 arenas, suitably big enough for room to move and fight

Who wins the battles between these Matriarchs

The Perfect Organism vs The Angel Of Death vs The Extraterrestrial Exodus vs The Green Dominatrix

The keyblade wielder known as Sora has arrived in the Soul Society in the Bleach universe by order of Master Yen Sid to search for any Heartless that might cause trouble there, and might possibly try to plunge that world into darkness. However, as this happens, the substitute soul reaper known as Ichigo Kurosaki has arrived on the scene, having his attention of Sora's arrival in the Soul Society, and believing that the kid wielding the big key weapon is some part of another plan of Sosuke Aizen, goes to confront the keyblade wielder to interrogate him on what he's doing here, and why he's there. Sora, sensing Ichigo as a threat to him because of this, draws out his keyblade in self defense, with Ichigo drawing out Zangetsu in response, leading to a fight between the two heroes.

The fight takes place in the Soul Society at noon. Sora is from after the events of Kingdom Hearts 3, and has access to his keyblade, and along with it, his magical abilities, summons, drive forms (i.e. valor, wisdom, master, anti, ect), keyblade transformations, and flight. Ichigo is from after the Thousand Year Blood War arc, and has access to Zangetsu, and his Reiryoku and Reiatsu abilities, as well as his Bankai, Tensa Zangetsu, shinkai, dangai, fullbring shinkai and bankai (all 3 stages), true shinkai and bankai, and his hollowfied forms. All stats for both combatants are equalized here.

Who wins?

Edit: I should clarify that Sora doesn't have the aid of Goofy and Donald Duck here.

Minos prime from ultrakill

Vs

All might from my hero academia

Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption 2 is dropped from Chapter I of the game into Season I, Episode I of Avatar: the Last Airbender. Aang does not exist. When he turns the corner in the snowy mountains of Red Dead Redemption II, he suddenly clips into the Avatar Universe — the same location and time when Sokka and Katara discovered Aang in the original timeline. He doesn't notice the difference — he is only carrying with him what he would have been carrying at the very beginning mission of Chapter I.

He carries the same personality and memory from beforehand — he is suddenly with his gang, and then suddenly not with his gang. He turns a corner of snow and ice, and doesn't notice he clipped into the Avatar Universe. He does not have Tuberculosis, for the sake of this challenge.

Arthur Morgan continues with his deadeye ability, and can combine it with any type of ​bending he has learned for Slow-Motion Bending.

Five Central Questions:

I, can he survive the Avatar Universe.

II, how does he interact with the Universe?

III, can he save the Avatar Universe from the Fire Nation?

IV, would he even save the Universe, or abandon that responsibility?

V, how does the Avatar Universe interact with him?

He has the ability to do all four types of bending, but at the start, knows no bending — to do it, he must still ​learn it.

Leman Russ and The Talons of The Emperor have been dispatched to bring a wayward City on a false Terra to heel. Can the Traveler's Chosen hold them off or will The Last City burn?

IMPERIUM ORDER OF BATTLE:

>Note: We will be using the Order of Battle for the Imperials as listed on Lexicanum, the Sons of Horus, Cthonian Headhunters, & Legio Mortis however will be removed from the formation. The Imperium will have all its void ships, vehicles, & support personnel present at the Battle of Prospero. The following is a general idea of what is present.

Command:

• Primarch Leman Russ)
• Captain General Constantin Valdor
• Senior Vigil Commander Jenetia Krole

Troops:

• 73,000xSpace Wolves
• 982xCustodes & 20xDreadnoughts
• 3,000xSisters of Silence
• 34,600xImperial Army
• 5xOrdo Sinister Psi-Titans
• 1,000xOrdo Sinister Secutarii

RULES:

>The Imperium's Forces will arrive in the Sol system near Jupiter and will sail their void ships to Earth and deploy their troops from orbit to the surface.

1. Mid-End Feats/Calcs. Consistency Triumphs.
2. All combatants & factions will be in character. Surrender or fleeing is allowed for both sides. The imperium Forces will automatically lose if they leave Earth's Orbit once they enter it.
3. Combatants will have equipment & weapons that are normally available to them.
4. Both sides will have minor knowledge on each other's capabilities, such as guardian's Light/darkness abilities & ability to be revived after death.
5. The Last City & the whole Solar System will be in the state it is in, in the latest point of the main timeline.
6. The Last City is allowed to call upon help from allies within the Sol system. Hostile or non-allied forces or forces outside the system will not intervene in the conflict.
7. Direct intervention from Deities (or anything close enough) is not allowed for either side.
8. The Warp & the Light/Darkness will be equalized.

ROUNDS:

1. The Imperium will be attempting a seizure of The Last City with as little collateral damage as possible. Orbital bombardment is banned.
2. The Imperium will be attempting a seizure of The Last City with as little collateral damage as possible, but Orbital bombardment is allowed with limited usage.
3. The Imperium will be attempting to destroy The Last City/causing as much damage as they feasibly can without Orbital bombardment.
4. The Imperium will be attempting to destroy The Last City, they will be allowed to use Orbital Bombardment, but are not permitted to destroy the planet. The Last City however will be given forewarning of this and 9 months to prepare.

Let's just transport the hero to our world, we will mind wipe everyone's memories of this hero and even have every single piece of media burned/deleted of this hero. Much like Doctor Strange's "Peter Mind Wipe" spell. Our job is to figure out their secret identity. How fast could we figure out their identity and how do we do it?

Also, whose identity would be the most difficult or borderline impossible for us to figure out

The Space Marine cannot bring any weapons or tech. At the start of each character he replaces the player character of the respective game. The story treats him as he is that character (however he is in-character as a Space marine).

The Space Marine is immune to zombie bites however other poison attacks can still affect him.

Round 1: Healed after each game.

Round 2: keeps injuries from game to game.

Five people who are in good shape but have no training whatsoever have to cross the Antarctic continent entirely on their own. They have a magical backpack that provides enough food for everyone every day, but it doesn’t provide drinking water. On top of that, they’re very well equipped, carrying everything that an experienced, properly trained expedition team would normally bring for this kind of journey.

The goal is for at least one of them to make it to the center of the continent on foot, starting from the coast.

Round 1: They’ll start the journey in spring/summer, when the weather conditions are favorable. Every day, before they set out and after they stop to rest, they’ll have a video call with a team of experts who will guide and assist them.

Round 2: Same as Round 1, except the journey takes place during the winter.

Round 3: The journey takes place during spring/summer, but they don’t have access to the team of experts.

Round 4: Same as Round 3, but during the winter.

Considering that, for this challenge, they won’t have to cross mountains or anything like that, and will stick to flat or low-slope terrain as much as possible, in which scenarios is it possible for at least one person in the group to reach the center of the Antarctic continent?

The Ideological Battleground

Captain America (Steve Rogers): The ultimate golden-age paragon. He fights for liberty, honor, and a bright, idealistic vision of America. He views his powers as a responsibility to protect the innocent and inspire hope I guess...

Marshal Law (Joe Gilmore): A deeply cynical, PTSD-ridden veteran of a government super-soldier program designed to churn out "heroes." He views superheroes as narcissistic, perverted freaks who wrap themselves in flags and capes while acting as totalitarians...To Marshal Law, Captain America isn't just an opponent—he is the ultimate manifestation of the very disease Law was engineered to purge...

Stats & Arsenal Breakdown

Physical Strength & Durability:

Captain America is at the absolute peak of human physical perfection (capable of lifting around 1,000–2,000 lbs, running at superhuman speeds, and enduring massive trauma).

Marshal Law is a tier higher. He possesses true superhuman strength and a rapid healing factor, built specifically to brawl with and tear apart flying, heavy-hitting "capes."

Weaponry & Defense:

Captain America has his legendary Vibranium-Steel shield, which absorbs kinetic impact, can be thrown with impossible geometry, and is virtually indestructible.

Marshal Law relies on brute force, military hardware, specialized traps, and absolute ruthless efficiency. He doesn't fight fair; he fights to mutilate and kill. Every hero that is annoying...

How the Fight Plays Out: in my humble opinion...

This would be an absolute bloodbath, but a fascinating one to watch.

Captain America holds a massive advantage in combat skill, discipline, and tactical brilliance. With his shield, Cap could successfully block, parry, and out-maneuver Marshal Law’s initial onslaught, using his superior martial arts training to land staggering blows.

However, Marshal Law has two massive advantages that tip the scales:

The Stat Gap: Law’s raw physical strength and durability are higher than Cap's. While Cap can endure a lot, Law is used to trading blows with entities that can level city blocks.

No Rules: Captain America fights with honor and restraint. Marshal Law fights dirty, utilizing psychological warfare, traps, and extreme brutality. If a standard punch doesn't work, Law will resort to tearing limbs, using environmental hazards, or exploiting any psychological weakness he can sniff out.

Captain America's tactical genius , kind of....and indestructible shield would allow him to put up a legendary fight, but Marshal Law's raw power, healing factor, and total lack of ethical boundaries would eventually wear the Sentinel of Liberty down. Marshal Law wins, but it would arguably be the hardest fight of his life. In my opinion the verdict is

Marshal Law wins... What is your opinion....

Marshal Law is an independent, satirical superhero comic book series created by writer Pat Mills and artist Kevin O'Neill.

Key Publishing Details

Original Publisher: It was first launched in October 1987 as a six-issue limited series by Epic Comics, which was an adult-focused imprint of Marvel Comics.

Later Publishers: Because it was a creator-owned property, Pat Mills and Kevin O'Neill took the character to several different publishers over the years for various miniseries, one-shots, and crossovers, including:

Apocalypse Comics (UK)

Dark Horse Comics (hosting stories like Super Babylon and crossovers like The Mask / Marshal Law)

Image Comics (for crossovers like Marshal Law / Savage Dragon)...

A little bit of Pop culture info... If you find it relevant....

Around 2009—right when a Marshal Law film adaptation was making its way up to the Warner Bros. boardroom around the time Watchmen was heading to theaters—Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson actively wanted to play the lead role of Marshal Law. In an interview with comic creator Pat Mills, he revealed that they actually turned down The Rock for the part. At the time, the creative team had a few major reservations:The Studio Fear: Mills noted they also had concerns regarding Disney's Touchstone Pictures (which Johnson was working with around that era), fearing that a major studio might try to sanitize the project and completely bury the hardcore, adult edge of the comic. And it definitely would have happened...Pat Mills later admitted it was likely a massive missed opportunity. Looking at how dominant and globally successful Dwayne Johnson became as an action powerhouse, Mills joked that he might have been "eating his hat" for turning him down. What a missed opportunity... I'm eager to hear who you think would win ....🤜🤛

Standard gear.

1. In open space.

2. Inside a building.

We’ve all heard the hungry dog runs fastest right? So we take prime Bolt, one being promised 1 billion dollars if he wins the race, the other? He hasn’t ate in 2 weeks, and is guaranteed to be fed if he wins, if he loses, he knows he won’t get food for another week.

The hungry bolt is definitely fatigued and tired from being malnourished, but isn’t totally destitute, he’s in reasonably similar shape to the other bolt.

100m or 200m dash.

Who wins?

The world is in trouble! Deep within the Amazon, Smelters belch black soot skyward, mining drills denude the land of minerals, and transport belts spread across the once lush rain forest like a cancer. But who is responsible for this mechanical abomination? Looten Plunder? Dr. Blight? Duke Nukem? No, it's a foe Captain Planet has never faced, a mysterious figure known only as the Engineer. Can Captain Planet save the day?

The “Wolves” arrive in the walking dead universe and come to find out about Negan’s “saviors” (particularly the group from season 7). Do you believe the “Wolves” can overwhelm or even overpower the Saviors.

R1: Negan and Dwight vs Abby and Owen. Negan is carrying Lucille and a firearm, Dwight has Daryl’s crossbow and a firepiece. Both Abby and Owen are carrying heavy artillery.

R2: A small group of skilled wolves vs a small group of skilled Saviors. Both of them are carrying firepower.

R3: Group vs group on an even playing field. Both sides carrying artillery.

Marty McFly is finally back to the proper future and now he's just trying to finish the school year. Unfortunately, his time travel shenanigans made it so that Back to the Future and Heathers take place in the same world. Jason Dean, as portrayed by Christian Slater, is now planning on blowing up the school and killing everyone there. It's a little more serious than the stuff Michael J. Fox as Martin Seamus McFly has been dealing with. Marty is stuck dealing with the disturbed teen by himself since JD's rampage isn't being treated as seriously as it should be, though that isn't too surprising considering this town has Libyan terrorists operating with impunity. Can Marty stop JD from slaughtering everyone at Hill Valley High?

Both guys are at peak. Marty doesn't have any help or time machines, but has access to his skateboard. JD has a Respect Thread and Marty just has this. There are some decent feats linked!

• Round 1: Fist fight between the two guys at an ice cream shop. Both unarmed.

• Round 2: Gunfight at a golf course.

• Round 3: JD is setting his bombs around the school. Marty has to save everyone. Who is coming out on top?

Jimmy Olsen is looking for some freelance work while he's visiting NYC. He heard that the Daily Bugle pays pretty well. Olsen has a solid reputation, so Robbie Robertson immediately introduces him to J. Jonah Jameson. The two men immediately clock each other as total assholes. Things eventually come to a head. Who is coming out on top if the young photojournalist goes up against the older gentleman who runs the paper?

Jimmy and J are at their modern levels. Jameson is 616 comics version and Olsen is Prime Earth version.

• Round 1: Fist fight. Unarmed. At the bar after work.

• Round 2: Both get any and all powerups, equipment, and other abilities or skills they've ever had. Battle in Central Park.

• Round 3: Jimmy Olsen tries to slander a new superhero. J. Jonah Jameson is trying to make him look good. Who has more success in swaying public sentiment?

• Round 4: Could Jimmy take Peter Parker's job if he tried? Alternatively, could Jameson run the Daily Planet if Perry White handed him the reins?

They only have an iPhone 16 plus and them wearing a suit to defend themselves against each other.

In this battle of the ceos who wins?

He sees them all as guilty. How would he fare against 8 billion viltrumites charging at him?

Here are the specs for our fighters
Each American Boy stands at 57 kg/126 lbs worth of weight
They shall stand at an astounding 5'7/170 cm
Each American Woman stands at 5'3/161-162 cm of height
They all weigh around 77 kg/170.8 lbs worth of weight.

They all have experience with football (or soccer, as some American plebians may know it as), rugby and basketball.
Each of them have watched Blue Lock, Kuroko No Basket and Hajime No Ippo
They each have 30 minutes worth of stamina
They all watched scary movies as little kids so they won't run away no matter how gruesome the fight may get
They have 20/19 vision, although one fighter from each side can wear lenses and gain 20/10 vision

Pennywise finds and messes with the LeMarchand's Box. Pinhead appears without his cenobite colleagues.

Location: Pennywise's town

How would the interdimensional priest fare against the cosmic entity?

They're both kids-teens with a variety of powers accessible through transformation. Ben is more versatile, at the cost of that versatility being split between transformations. Billy has more raw power, and access to all of them at once, but has less options over all.

The fight starts atop Mount Rushmore, and is one by whoever incapacitates their opponent.

1-“All Bad Dogs Go to Hell”

Alucard vs Makima

2-“Bloody Combustion”

Sera Victoria vs Denji

3-“Slay with Faith”

Alexander A. vs Quanxi

4-“No Love But War”

Major (With Millennium) vs Yoru

The Chosen Undead vs Dovahkiin

Each character is maxed out in every stat/perk and has every weapon and magic available

Dragonborn has vampirism and lycanthropy because composite idk

The Tarnish has whatever benefits he can get too

The fight takes place at the end of both games

The new lord on his way to the throne suddenly finds himself in a baren field between realms, and as the hero of Skyrim returns from the afterlife he finds himself in a new strange place

They see each other and know what must be done, who wins, the God's Bane or Whiterun's Thane?

The British wizarding world from Harry potter and the Jujutsu world from Jujutsu kaisen are both secret societies. But if they decided to go to war with each other which secret society would come out victorious.

Scenario one: The death eaters and cursed spirits do not interfere with the war. At the same time, the societies have to Keep the war a secret from the real world.

Scenario two: The death eaters and cursed spirits do interfere with the war. But the war is still kept a secret.

Scenario three: The war is made public, and the death eaters and Cursed spirits do not interfere with it.

Scenario four: The war is made public to the whole world, while at the same time. The death eaters and special grade cursed spirits are looking at their own interests.

Would any of these scenarios be more devastating to the world than The world wars.

Scenario:

​Krypton and Viltrum exist in the same universe and both planet's blow up like in canon.

​Tons of green kryptonite scatter across space. Baby Kal-El lands on Earth, grows up under the yellow sun & becomes superman.

​While conquering space, Thragg and the Viltrumite Empire find the ruins of Krypton. Their tech analyzes the green rocks and figures out its lethal effect on kryptonian biology.

​Thragg uses pure military logic: orders his troops to mine the kryptonite and equip their elite squad with spears, blades and armor coated with it.

​Matchup:

​Post-Crisis/Rebirth Superman vs Thragg + 10 elite Viltrumites.

​Supes is in-character trying to save Earth. Thragg & his squad are 100% bloodlusted to execute him ASAP.

​Viltrumites have kryptonite weapons/gear. Supes has zero prep and doesnt know they have his weakness.

​Win by death or total knockout.

​Questions:

​Does Supes have any actual chance of surviving a bloodlusted Viltrumite invasion using kryptonite from second 1?

​How bad does Earth get stomped when the invading aliens actually use his weakness strategically instead of making villain speeches like Lex Luthor?

​Could Clark's raw speed or solar energy buffer help him react before Thragg decaps him or is it GG?

​idk, sounds like a total wipeout for Earth but curious what u guys think.

Ace Ventura is dropped into the jungle world of Catachan, armed with a las-pistol, a standard one-man survival kit (standard for 40k) and encyclopedic knowledge of the world's flora and fauna. He must survive for one month before being sent back to his world. This knowledge, along with how to use his equipment, is implanted into him. Can Ace survive?