Eleanor Evans vs Tatsumaki

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It’s time for the debut of Eleanor Evans. This main character’s been on the list to make her debut for a while. Teleportation is a pretty good ability to have, but ultimately Eleanor never trained it up so she isn’t much of a fighter yet. She has no shot at resisting Tatsumaki’s abilities either with her willpower so low. A good psychic blast ought to end this fight once and for all and with Tornado’s speed, it will be hard to dodge such a move. Tatsumaki wins.

Ciel Phantomhive vs Tatsumaki

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Ciel may be rich, but that doesn’t mean he’s going to be ready to stop the Terrible Tornado. Tatsumaki is on a completely different level from this guy. With a single blast she could take him out as well as the entire estate. Ciel’s pretty good at running so he could try to find a way to hide, but ultimately it won’t be enough to stop Tatsumaki. She can sense his presence no matter where he goes. Tatsumaki wins.

Tatsumaki vs One Above All

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It’s time for Tatsumaki to return to the ring once more. While she may have lost her blot debut there’s no way Terrible Tornado would stay down for long. The One Above All has a lot of cosmic powers or so he claims, but there’s not much he would be able to do in this fight. Tatsumaki can just blast him away with wind without any real effort. You don’t climb near the top of S rank without that level of ability. Tatsumaki wins.

Lugnut Supreme vs Airachnid

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Suggested by Sonic This is a pretty close fight and won where power actually trumps speed this time around. Airachnid is pretty quick and does have some good moves, but she just won’t be able to survive many direct hits here. Lugnut Supreme’s punch is so effective that is causes a massive energy wave. The damage dealt from it with the normal Lugnuts is pretty overrated with how everyone always walks away unscathed but his physical power is still good. That move will be a good way to stun Airachnid while he lands the finishing blow. For all her cunning and planning I don’t believe Airachnid will be able to dodge him for long. Lugnut Supreme wins.

Lady Deathstrike vs Tokiko

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Suggested by Sonic Deathstrike’s bones are quite hard to break and she has a really good healing factor so this round won’t be easy that’s for sure. Tokiko has the edge in speed so the question is really if Tokiko can take Deathstrike down for the count before she tires herself out. Deathstrike has more stamina as well, but ultimately I see Tokiko taking this. In general when you’re landing way more hits than the opponent they definitely start to add up very quickly and a healing factor just can’t help you last for very long. Tokiko wins.

Yellow Devil vs Ditto

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Suggested by Sonic The Yellow Devil is a pretty tricky villain to fight. He can regenerate to a good degree and his attacks do deal a lot of damage. Ditto on his own is fairly powerless but we have seen him copy very powerful abilities over the years. While Ditto is only able to copy the attacks/defense of a Pokemon and not their overall stamina/health, that will more than suffice here. Almost any of the Pokemon that Ditto has transformed into would be able to easily clear a victory here. A few good energy blasts will take the Devil out of this one. Ditto wins.

Zarbon vs Turles

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Suggested by Sonic Zarbon is one of Frieza’s stronger commanders, but that alone means he had no chance in this fight. Frieza’s initial power level was around 500,000 and Turles was shown to be around 300,000 at the absolute lowest. Zarbon’s around 30K which isn’t bad but not in Turles level. Then you have to account for the fact that Turles got a power up in Super Dragon Ball Heroes. In the end, Zarbon ends up getting outmatched in all physical areas and it’s really hard to come back from that. Turles wins.

Crow vs Chaos

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Suggested by Sonic Chaos has quite a few super forms at his disposal. With each Chaos Emerald he consumes the guy gets a massive power boost. In his Perfect Form he can even take out an entire city. That won’t mean much to a duelist like Crow though. Crow has a ton of cards up his sleeve and most of them are quite powerful. Birds of a feather flock together and that’s how Crow assembles a lot of monsters at one time. The sheer numbers will easily take Chaos down. Crow wins.

Tatsumaki vs Garou

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Suggested by Destroyer It’s time for a fight between two of the strongest One Punch Man characters in the series. Tatsumaki is a psychic who puts the other S Ranks to shame and has consistently had impressive showings in all of her fights. Garou has shown a good amount of resistance to psychic powers though and he grows more powerful with each fight. At both of their bests, Garou clearly wins this match. He’s just hard to stop and physically he is so powerful that Tatsumaki’s attacks wouldn’t be able to knock him out of the fight and she wouldn’t be able to keep up with his speed. Garou wins.

Midgard Serpent vs Wile E Coyote

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Suggested by Destroyer The Midgard Serpent is a pretty huge creature. He can slam into opponents like nobody’s business. Wile E Coyote can run and maybe evade the attacks for a little while, but it’s a futile endeavor. The Coyote will continue to get more and more exhausted from all of the running while the Midgard Serpent could keep up the chase for days. With no way to injure the Serpent, Wile E Coyote was doomed from the start. Midgard Serpent wins.