Moleman's Epic Rap Battles: Difference between revisions

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32. ''[[Portal (series)|GLaDOS]] Vs. [[System Shock|SHODAN]]''

33. ''[[The Police|Sting]] Vs. [[Nineteen Eighty Four|Big Brother]]''

33. ''[[The Police|Sting]] Vs. [[Nineteen Eighty-Four|Big Brother]]''

34. ''[[Total Drama Island|Chris McLean]] Vs. [[Vince McMahon]]''

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* [[Back for the Finale]]: Many characters at the end of ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion|Shinji Ikari]] Vs. [[Watchmen (comics)|Rorschach]]'', in a parody to the ending of the former's series.

* [[Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work]]: {{spoiler|Hans straight-up murders Arthas, saving everyone including Elsa in the process}}.

* [[The Bad Guy Wins]]: Usually averted, as an outside force or other contrivance will usually thwart the Heel even when they legitimately have the upper hand (See: ''Nigel Uno Vs. Ernst Stavro Blofeld'', ''Poison Ivy Vs. Audrey II'' and ''Elsa Vs. Elphaba''). And Sting Vs. Big Brother is specifically built around finally averting [[Nineteen Eighty Four|the most egregious case of this trope EVER]].

* [[The Bad Guy Wins]]: Usually averted, as an outside force or other contrivance will usually thwart the Heel even when they legitimately have the upper hand (See: ''Nigel Uno Vs. Ernst Stavro Blofeld'', ''Poison Ivy Vs. Audrey II'' and ''Elsa Vs. Elphaba''). And Sting Vs. Big Brother is specifically built around finally averting [[Nineteen Eighty-Four|the most egregious case of this trope EVER]].

* [[Badass Baritone]]: Gaston specifically boasts of this.

* [[Batman Grabs a Gun]]: [[The Chronicles of Narnia|Aslan]] killed the White Witch in the original story, yes, but he didn't use freaking ''sniper rifles''! Also, [[Judge Dredd]]'s [[Token Good Teammate]] Anderson wholeheartedly supports the execution with extreme prejudice of Big Brother and O'Brien.

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** Mister Ed's second verse takes the cake.

* [[Bond Villain Stupidity]]: Blofeld seems prepared to finally avert this at the end of his second verse, only to be killed by James Bond.

* [[Canon Welding]]: [[Frozen (Disney film)|Prince Hans]] is related to [[Game of Thrones|the Lannisters]], and [[Nineteen Eighty Four|Big Brother]] is {{spoiler|[[Animal Farm|Napoleon]]}}.

* [[Canon Welding]]: [[Frozen (Disney film)|Prince Hans]] is related to [[Game of Thrones|the Lannisters]], and [[Nineteen Eighty-Four|Big Brother]] is {{spoiler|[[Animal Farm|Napoleon]]}}.

* [[Card-Carrying Villain]]: [[Little Shop of Horrors|Audrey II]] openly spells out that he is a [[Complete Monster]], as does Big Brother.

** In a lesser case, Hans refers to himself as "villainous" at one point.

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* [[Decoy Protagonist]]: Elphaba is given the more dramatic announcement at the start of her battle with Elsa and quickly gains the upper hand, but becomes irrelevant to the remainder of the story as soon as Hans is reintroduced.

* [[Don't Fear the Reaper]]: [[The Sandman|Death of the Endless]], [[Discworld|Death of Discworld]] and [[Meet Joe Black|"Joe Black"]] all play this angle straight; the rest of the Deaths are more-or-less [[Necessarily Evil]], except for [[Final Destination|the last one in the battle]], who [[Complete Monster|inverts this]].

* [[The Dragon]]: [[Nineteen Eighty Four|O'Brien]], who [[Complete Monster|fortunately]] [[Your Head Asplode|doesn't last long]]

* [[The Dragon]]: [[Nineteen Eighty-Four|O'Brien]], who [[Complete Monster|fortunately]] [[Your Head Asplode|doesn't last long]]

* [[Driven to Suicide]]: {{spoiler|Javert.}}

* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Many of the characters used are known for being this in regards to their native works.

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* [[Zombie Apocalypse]]: [[Game of Thrones|Tyrion Lannister]] warns of a particularly nasty version of this that would send even all of fiction's most hardened zombie-slayers over the [[Despair Event Horizon]].

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