| Display title | Run the Gauntlet |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Superhero has to face their entire Rogues Gallery one by one in rapid succession, leaving no time to rest. The hero has to Run the Gauntlet: race to stop this villain from blowing up the bridge, then dash to the other side of town to free the mayor from another villain... and the villains are almost always fought in order by the Sorting Algorithm of Evil, weakest first, strongest last. In the climax, the hero has to face the toughest villain, who is quite refreshed, while the hero is exhausted. |