Suggested by Destroyer Light is a very crafty guy but ultimately he isn’t really a direct fighter like that. Sharktopus has the edge in how savage he is and how he can close the distance in an instant. Light’s notebook won’t be all that helpful in a fight like this and he just isn’t fast enough to run away or land any counter attacks. It’s the end of the line for him. Sharktopus wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Sasori is a powerful ninja. He had to be in order to join the Akatsuki after all. He has a lot of good attack strategies from close to long range. That said, Fiona isn’t really much of a fighter so either way he can steal the win. She is great at surviving and can possibly dodge him for a little while but there isn’t really a route to victory for her. Sasori wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Gabriel Belmont is one of the stronger Belmonts in the Castlevania series but he’s up against a demonic fighter of incredible power. Sesshomaru’s abilities defy the power levels of the whole Castlevania verse in how skilled he is. Gabriel wouldn’t really be able to react to his moves or do much to counter them. The gap between these fighters is just a little too great. Sesshomaru wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Guy is a strong hand to hand fighter but he isn’t quite ready for Amane just yet. Amane Nishiki is faster in combat and also just more skilled. Guy should be able to hold his own to an extent so this won’t be a one sided beat down or anything like that but at the same time I don’t see him really having a fighting chance here. At the end of the day he’s just outmatched and that puts him in a rough spot here. Amane Nishiki wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Leon is a skilled fighter who can fight with a whole variety of weapons. None of them will be quite enough to take down Yuki though due to the difference in overall ability. Yuki is both stronger and faster than Leon which is an incredibly difficult barrier to get around. Yuki’s power also continues to grow as he fights while one hit can drain a lot of the life out of Leon. You can’t hope to play the matchup perfectly and once Leon is hit, it’s over. Yūki Terumi wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Klarion has a lot of magical abilities so you don’t want to underestimate him but Kakuzu is still taking this in a close combat brawl. He was able to hold his own against Kakashi for a period of time which is extremely impressive and his monsters will keep Klarion busy as well. The mage just doesn’t have versatile enough abilities to really take the win here. Kakuzu wins.
Suggested by Sonic It’s time for a battle of legendaries. Water vs Ice battles are always interesting as they’re two sides to the same coin. Suicune is a lot faster though and that’s the key point to victory here. I don’t see Regice keeping up for long or being able to block the attacks either. He is durable but Suicune’s attacks are powerful and so the shots will keep on hitting until victory is secured. Suicune wins.
Suggested by Sonic Both of these guys are tough but at the end of the day Gigalith is weak to ground based attacks and Gliscor is part ground type. That puts him in a really sticky situation right off the jump. Their stats are otherwise mostly equal so then the type advantage becomes even more important. I don’t think Gigalith will be able to overcome that. I see the fight being close but the victor is certainly not in doubt. Gliscor wins.
Suggested by Sonic Victor is a nice guy and he does have a Pikachu so we shouldn’t count him out right off the jump, but he’s not ready to beat a full fledged professor like this. Oak has had his share of Pokemon over the years and was even going to make it to the tournament finals in the Pokemon Adventures manga. Victor’s really got no chance against someone like this and will need to return in the Pokemon anime to even think of making a comeback. Professor Oak wins.
Suggested by Sonic Levy definitely has a much wider arsenal of attacks up her sleeve compared to Soul but ultimately that still won’t be enough to win the match. Soul’s faster than she is and her durability isn’t great so he only needs a solid hit or two to take the win. Levy’s many projectiles just won’t factor in all that well as a result. I don’t see her being able to tag him before Soul delivers a decisive blow. Soul wins.
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