Light has played tennis once. He seems to be a pretty good player but Ryoma is the best player to ever play the game. Light also doesn’t have any special moves. Ryoma has enough moves and super forms to win. Ryoma wins.
Sonic’s very new at Tennis so he probably doesn’t know how to play too well yet. Either way it doesn’t matter because even if he had been playing for 40 years it wouldn’t matter. Ryoma’s too good. Even if Sonic could give him a fight Ryoma could use the Selfless State. Ryoma wins.
Update 8 7 2020 Ryoma won’t be able to keep up with his speed. Sonic wins.
Mario gets to prove that he’s an okay tennis player. Sadly for him his final smash is just that he hits it so hard it turns into fire. That only equals up to a Hadoku. (In Prince of Tennis that is a power hit where the ball explodes and turns to fire) Ryoma knows basically all Tennis moves and can perform them better than the person who invented them. Ryoma wins.
Jaden is definitely the weakest duelist from the main three. He seems to have a power since his eyes change but so far that doesn’t cut it. As a duelist he falls for traps often and has the weakest rival…Chazz. Jaden needs a new deck. Plus his favorite card Terra Firma is weaker than Jump Warrior. Yusei wins. No. Jaden is tougher and has skills. Jaden wins.
Yugi was the original but the original’s not always the best. Take Shredder for instance. Yugi is a formidable duelist and his power to always gets the card he needs makes this a real fight. However Yusei has been known to win battles with super weak cards that aren’t even his. He’s even won with random cards strangers gave him. Yusei wins.
That was what I thought until I saw The 5d’s series. Yugi has a god card, but Yusei has nothing. Yusei also has the weakest of the 3 dragons in his series. Yugi has mind crush and his dragons are real. Yugi’s power also does not allow him to lose while Yusei can and has lost. Yugi could easily beat him. Yugi wins.
This is a battle that I was always happy about seeing as how the manga handled it right. I have to say that Serenade and Slur are almost the same in every way. A big difference is that Serenade thought that he was King of The Undernet. I guess he didn’t know too much since Bass was always the unspoken ruler. Bass wins.
Now….the FINAL sword navi fight. It’s been a long journey that’s lasted over a month and all of the sword navi’s have left, proud of themselves (I hope) except for these 2. The winner will leave here very happy while the loser will not live it down for a while. The Winner is……………Japanman. Japanman wins!
A sweeper vs a Federation Bounty Hunter. This match’s no contest. Samus loses………..maybe it wasn’t that obvious but I think Train would easily win. Train’s faster plus he knows a lot of hand to hand combat. Samus does too but she can’t fight too well with the armor. Train’s rail gun is also about as strong as the Zero Laser. Train wins.
Another finale fight. Eraseman’s saying good bye to everyone and will certainly fight better than he ever has. But even if he battled with twice the power he had he wouldn’t be able to beat Serenade’s right hand man. Japanman wins.
Bass vs Duo was one of the biggest mistakes Megaman Nt Warrior Stream made. After Bass beat Slur he should have fought Duo but instead he left never to be seen again. Since Bass effortlessly beat Slur who’s one of the stronger characters he could probably take on Duo without too much trouble. Bass wins.
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