Winner Big Mom
Big Mom wins by outpacing Freddy Krueger from the first exchange, landing her decisive finishing blow before his dream-bound tricks can settle the fight in his favour.
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Big Mom wins by outpacing Freddy Krueger from the first exchange, landing her decisive finishing blow before his dream-bound tricks can settle the fight in his favour.
Run it againAizen wins by outpacing Dagon from the first exchange and ending the fight with a reiatsu blast that drops him for good. Kyōka Suigetsu and Kurohitsugi close every gap Dagon's domain tries to exploit.
Run it againDagon wins by domain: his water-borne shikigami bites reach 9S through his defences, and his flight keeps him out of 9S's reach until the finish lands.
Run it againChoso wins by landing the decisive finishing blow, moving faster than Dagon's domain-backed water shikigami can lock on. Dagon's power is greater, but Choso reads the attack and strikes first.
Run it againLuffy wins through speed: he is far faster, harder to hit, and first to act, closing distance before The Maker can line up his tools.
Run it againNeither fighter has a demonstrated way to finish the other. Both keep answering each other's best attacks, and the fight is left open.
Run it againNaruto wins by overwhelming a stamina-drained Luffy with Rasengan-driven pressure and clones, and finishing him with a decisive blow he cannot rise from. Luffy's Boundman strength falters as his stamina collapses.
Run it againNaruto overwhelms Luffy (Gear Second) with shadow clones and a Rasengan that outpaces his Gear Second speed. Luffy's stamina drains until Naruto's decisive blow ends the fight.
Run it againSuperman wins by overwhelming durability and heat vision, which Goku's energy blasts cannot match. Goku's stamina drains as he fails to find a finishing answer, and Superman ends the fight with a decisive blow Goku cannot rise from.
Run it againPennywise wins by exploiting Rick Grimes's human fragility, using fear manipulation and illusion casting to break him from within before any finishing blow lands.
Run it againArthur Morgan wins by out-drawing Chucky before the doll can close the distance. His Dead Eye slows the moment, and one decisive shot ends the fight.
Run it againUlquiorra Cifer finishes it with a reiatsu blast that a human body cannot survive, outpacing Arthur Morgan's draw before it lands.
Run it againArthur Morgan draws faster than Momo Yaoyorozu can summon a cannon, and his Dead Eye lands the decisive shot before she can finish her attack.
Run it againMirko wins by sheer physical power and resilience. Arthur's human fragility means one of her blows finishes him for good, while his reflexes and Dead Eye only delay the inevitable.
Run it againRick Grimes wins by exploiting Chuck Norris's human fragility, using relentless pragmatism and weapon mastery to close the gap and finish it decisively.
Run it againBugs Bunny wins by outlasting Joker's psychological games with cartoon logic: every blow and trap bounces off, while his tactical genius turns the Clown Prince's own schemes against him. Joker's human fragility leaves him nothing to answer with.
Run it againHimiko Toga slips past Joker's reflexes with a perfect disguise and a knife through the gap. Joker's manipulation nearly turns the fight, but Toga is quicker to act and finishes him cleanly.
Run it againYuji Itadori wins by exploiting Himiko Toga's human fragility, landing a Dismantle strike she cannot survive. His superior speed keeps him ahead of every knife she throws.
Run it againHimiko Toga wins by slipping a knife past Rick Grimes's guard at the decisive moment, exploiting his human fragility. Her finishing blow lands before he can recover.
Run it againBoth fighters hold a real route to a finishing blow, but neither can be shown landing it first. The fight stays open with no winner.
Run it againBugs Bunny wins by out-thinking Himiko Toga, not by out-muscling her. Her knives and disguises can't touch a cartoon, and his tactical genius and toon force let him turn her own psychological tricks against her until the end.
Run it againBugs Bunny wins by cartoon logic: Gojo's Infinity and Limitless can't touch a drawn character who rewrites the gag, and psychological manipulation breaks his focus.
Run it againBugs Bunny wins by treating Kingpin's brute force as irrelevant. Cartoon logic shrugs off every blow, and psychological manipulation leaves the crime lord reeling until Bugs ends it.
Run it againDoom Slayer closes the distance faster than Base Dr. Doom can raise his gauntlets, then finishes him with a Glory Kill. Doom's armour and magic buy him seconds, not survival.
Run it againYuji's Black Flash plus Yuta's Rika-enhanced sustained pressure overwhelmed Muzan's regeneration, which was the only thing keeping the demon side in the fight.
Fight this teamThe Flash's Speed Force-powered strikes and Batman's EMP grenade disabled the Avengers' key fighters in the decisive moments, and Superman's aerial dominance over Iron Man broke the team's air support before they could regroup.
Fight this teamGoku's Mastered Ultra Instinct countered Abraxas's reality distortions directly, and the Avengers' coordinated pressure overwhelmed the Justice League's inability to combine their fighters' strengths.
Fight this teamHawkeye's precision strike on Eggman removed the League's tactical coordinator and collapsed their drone support, letting the Avengers' numerical and synergy advantage overwhelm the isolated Eevil fighters.
Fight this teamDarkseid's Omega Effect and Doomsday's regeneration neutralised the Avengers' strongest fighters, while Doctor Fate and Grodd outclassed the Avengers' mid-tier heroes in every matchup.
Fight this teamThe Avengers' coordinated numbers and ability to overwhelm Darkseid's single defence, with Hulk's escalating power and Thor's lightning delivering the decisive combined strike, outweighed Darkseid's individual might.
Fight this teamGreen Lantern's ring-constructed barriers and energy constructs neutralised Deadpool's healing factor and mobility, while Batman's preparation and Cyborg's tactical data allowed the team to contain Wolverine, leaving the League unable to coordinate.
Cyborg's real-time networked intelligence fed Batman exact exploitable openings, which let Batman break Hal Jordan's ring construct during its recharge window and collapse the League's coordinated formation.
Three regenerating Buus could absorb and outlast Sentry's fire and Void instability, which he could only exploit against one of them at a time.
Fight this teamSentry's reality-warping Void erases the immortality that makes Fused Zamasu's team durable, a mechanic Zamasu's team has no answer to.
Fight this teamSentry's molecular manipulation and solar energy outclass the Team 1 fighters' ki-based attacks, and his ability to absorb and redirect Death Balls neutralises their combined offence.
Fight this teamSentry's Void-enhanced durability and molecular manipulation nullified both Frieza's energy-based offense and Cooler's physical attacks, leaving Team 1 with no answer to a fighter operating at a higher power tier.
Fight this teamThese fights ran before we corrected a fighter's data, and the engine now calls them differently. The old verdict is on the left, what it says today on the right.
Galactus (Life Bringer): Life Bringer's reality warping raised to 9: he restored Archeopia, a dead world he had devoured (Ultimates 2015 #2), the scale of the site's other 9s. Owner ruling, 31 Oct 2026: Life Bringer is that powerful, below God Emperor Doom.
Run it againGalactus (Fed): Re-rated from the comics: fed on four planets he destroyed a Mad Celestial (Fantastic Four #603); as Life Bringer he fended off the attack that felled the Living Tribunal (Ultimates 2 #3). His Power Cosmic now counts as reality warping, which gets through Gojo's Infinity.
Run it againKratos: Re-mapped from what he is shown doing in the Greek games (God of War I-III, Chains of Olympus, Ghost of Sparta, Ascension). Five ratings had been copied from an old form without research: strength 10 is now 7 (he out-muscles Hercules and tears gods apart, but nothing he does is planet-scale; the Titans fall to his weapons), and invulnerability, speed, divine authority and enhanced senses are removed or lowered (no feat). Regeneration is removed (he never heals himself on screen; Gaia and Hope restore him). His anchor is removed: escaping the Underworld happened in later scenes, which does not protect anyone in a fight. Also lowered: energy 6, magic 6, rage 7. Kept: ripping out a god's soul with the Claws of Hades (8), cutting his way out of Cronos (escape 7), weapon mastery 10. Tier 9 -> 8: his best win by power is Zeus at full power, and that win stays recorded.
Run it againDeadpool: Re-mapped from the comics: the invented stamina limit removed; easily tricked and reliant on his weapons recorded as minor weaknesses.
Run it againBase Hulk: Re-mapped from the comics: durability raised (Wolverine's claws failed to pierce him), telepathy and banishment recorded as the ways he has actually been stopped, the unread limiter tag removed.
Run it againLuffy (Gear Fifth): Re-mapped from the manga: strength 8 to 7 (best feat is island scale), regeneration 6 to 4 (recovers by eating), cartoon reshaping kept at 5 as utility, Haki armour-piercing raised to 6; the form running out mid-fight stays.
Run it againNaruto: Re-mapped from the manga (Six Paths Sage Mode): speed 8 to 6 (no light-speed feat), regeneration 7 to 6 (his arm never regrew), Rasenshuriken and Tailed Beast Balls added as energy attacks, toad summons removed from 1v1, chakra exhaustion eased, intelligence split into science 4 and tactics 6.
Run it againKratos: Re-mapped from what he is shown doing in the Greek games (God of War I-III, Chains of Olympus, Ghost of Sparta, Ascension). Five ratings had been copied from an old form without research: strength 10 is now 7 (he out-muscles Hercules and tears gods apart, but nothing he does is planet-scale; the Titans fall to his weapons), and invulnerability, speed, divine authority and enhanced senses are removed or lowered (no feat). Regeneration is removed (he never heals himself on screen; Gaia and Hope restore him). His anchor is removed: escaping the Underworld happened in later scenes, which does not protect anyone in a fight. Also lowered: energy 6, magic 6, rage 7. Kept: ripping out a god's soul with the Claws of Hades (8), cutting his way out of Cronos (escape 7), weapon mastery 10. Tier 9 -> 8: his best win by power is Zeus at full power, and that win stays recorded.
Run it againCosmic Armour Superman: Re-checked against Final Crisis: Superman Beyond #1-2, his only appearance. "Meta layer" is where he fights (the Monitors' realm, outside the multiverse), not a power: he perceives the story around him but never edits it or reality, so the "meta" rule that gave him automatic wins over most opponents is removed. His one fight ended with Mandrakk knocked off the edge into the Overvoid, after Mandrakk had beaten him down until he collapsed; the robot ended blind and beyond repair. Also removed: conceptual erasure, reality warping, invulnerability and a speed estimate, none of them shown. Strength 10 to 9, area attacks 10 to 8, toughness 10 to 9. He stays tier 12. The Darkest Knight and Mandrakk now beat him.
Run it againThanos (Astral Regulator): Re-checked against Thanos: The Infinity Siblings, Conflict and Ending (2018-19). The site rule that gave this character an automatic win over most opponents, as a being who "acts from outside the story", is removed: re-checked against the source material, they are never shown acting on the story itself against an opponent who could not reach them. Their fights are now decided by the powers on their sheet, as Cosmic Armour Superman's and Mandrakk's have been since 30 Oct. He becomes the biggest thing inside Marvel's cosmology by absorbing the abstracts, not something outside it; his absorption and erasure stay. The citation on his win over the Living Tribunal is corrected to The Infinity Ending.
Run it againCosmic Armour Superman: Re-checked against Final Crisis: Superman Beyond #1-2, his only appearance. "Meta layer" is where he fights (the Monitors' realm, outside the multiverse), not a power: he perceives the story around him but never edits it or reality, so the "meta" rule that gave him automatic wins over most opponents is removed. His one fight ended with Mandrakk knocked off the edge into the Overvoid, after Mandrakk had beaten him down until he collapsed; the robot ended blind and beyond repair. Also removed: conceptual erasure, reality warping, invulnerability and a speed estimate, none of them shown. Strength 10 to 9, area attacks 10 to 8, toughness 10 to 9. He stays tier 12. The Darkest Knight and Mandrakk now beat him.
Run it againCosmic Armour Superman: Re-checked against Final Crisis: Superman Beyond #1-2, his only appearance. "Meta layer" is where he fights (the Monitors' realm, outside the multiverse), not a power: he perceives the story around him but never edits it or reality, so the "meta" rule that gave him automatic wins over most opponents is removed. His one fight ended with Mandrakk knocked off the edge into the Overvoid, after Mandrakk had beaten him down until he collapsed; the robot ended blind and beyond repair. Also removed: conceptual erasure, reality warping, invulnerability and a speed estimate, none of them shown. Strength 10 to 9, area attacks 10 to 8, toughness 10 to 9. He stays tier 12. The Darkest Knight and Mandrakk now beat him.
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