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** Superman barely defeating Thor in personal combat--severely wounded and almost in shock about how Thor "might have been the strongest I've ever faced" and "could have defeated me"--only to be beaten senseless by the rest of the enraged Avengers.
* The latest one in comic books is ''[[Avengers vs. X-Men (Comic Book)|Avengers vs. X-Men]]''. There's even a tie-in miniseries devoted purely to one-on-one, "Who would win?" matches.
* The ''[[
** And "Doomsday" brings the fight people had been wanting for ''decades''; Daleks vs Cybermen.
** The novel "All-Consuming Fire" had Sherlock Holmes and the seventh Doctor square off with the Cthulhu Mythos.
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* ''[[8-Bit Theater (Webcomic)|Eight Bit Theater]]'''s [[Fourth Wall Mail Slot]] [http://www.nuklearpedia.com/doku.php?id=twinkin_out_with_red_mage Twinkin' Out With Red Mage] ran several columns dedicated to Red Mage answering "who would win" fights suggested by readers, starting [http://www.nuklearpedia.com/doku.php?id=twinkin_out_07_superfight_spectacular Twinkin' Out 7: Superfight Spectacular]. Reader suggestions ran the gambit anywhere from comic book heroes and villains to real life celebrities and historical figures, including Lincoln versus John Wilkes Booth and Gandhi versus Martin Luther King Jr. The feature concluded its 2004 run with a Superfight elimination tournament that pitted Wolverine against Link (the latter of which had just defeated a three-man team of Pyro, Superman, and God to reach the finals) in the final match which remains unconcluded five years later.
** And don't forget the Flash animations featuring matchups between the webcomic's characters (removed from the official website, but still available [http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/search/author/Meddros here].
** Also, once the comic spent [http://www.nuklearpower.com/2003/10/16/episode-342-hypothetically-speaking/ two] [http://www.nuklearpower.com/2003/10/18/episode-343-check-mate/ installments] with RM and Black Mage discussing on who'd win, [[Batman]] or [[Doctor Doom]], with BM finishing the argument with "Doom's machinations are such that even if Batman wins, [[Xanatos Gambit|his victory will somehow further Doom's villainous schemes]]". [http://www.nuklearpower.com/2005/08/27/episode-591-hypothetically-speaking-again/ Another] had the two discussing on Bullseye vs. Green Arrow, with BM arguing against [[Improbable Aiming Skills|precisely shooting several arrows at once]] -- until he [[Twang! "Hello."|received it]] himself.
* [http://thelonelywinds.com/phpBB2/index.php The Lonely Winds forum] has three sub-forums dedicated to various USoUDs in eight different leagues of various power level and compositions.
* ''Numerous'' websites dedicated solely to what faction from ''[[Star Wars]]'' and ''[[Star Trek]]'' would lay the ultimate smackdown upon all the others. [http://www.stardestroyer.net StarDestroyer.net] is a particularly (in)famous one, and [http://forum.spacebattles.com/ SpaceBattles.com] caters to all kinds of sci-fi matchups but is invariably dominated by ''Trek'' vs. ''Wars'' as well as the occasional just-for-fun curbstomp (the Orcs from ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' vs. modern machine guns, [[Superior Firepower|carpet bombing from B-52s]], ''an orbiting Imperial Star Destroyer'', and finally, the real kicker, [[Warhammer 40000|doze udda Orkz]]). Both of these websites more or less grew out of the Usenet newsgroup alt.startrek.vs.starwars.
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** It's worth noting that the story of ''how'' Kasumi became God and several other plot points such as Dark Sakura originated from MTCFF '''Beta''' which was a single-elimination tournament decided by votes rather than by individual authors, with such oddities as [[Fusion Dance|Fusion character]] "Nario" resulting from Naru of [[Battle Arena Toshinden]] and Mario of [[Super Mario Brothers]] tying in votes.
* "Hitler continued laughing, then finally said 'Goku! You came here expecting to find a madman, but instead, you found a GOD!' Hitler had become a Super Saiyan." How's that for a [[Crack Fic]]-style showdown? See it [http://smallcave.net/goferchan/afgoku01.html right] [http://smallcave.net/goferchan/afgoku02.html here] in all its Not Safe For Sanity glory. By the way, it also [[Shipping|ships]] Goku x Anne Frank.
* Ultimate Showdown tournaments are a [http://board8.wikia.com/wiki/Most_Powerful_Character_Contest common occurrence] on [[Game FAQs|GameFAQs]]' "Board 8", allowing users to debate to the most extremely geekish limits possible about who'd win. The arguing can lead to some, hmmmm, very curious victories (Apparently, [[The Mask (Film)|The Mask]] can just barely beat [[Dragonball|Broly]] with cartoon physics, the most powerful ''[[Darkstalkers (Video Game)|Darkstalkers]]'' can win left and right merely based on their '''vague backstories''' alone, Voldemort can upset [[Lyrical Nanoha|Nanoha]]'s constant nuking of areas and people and [[Doctor Who
* History nerds are somewhat fond of debating Alexander the Great vs [[Genghis Khan]]. This battle actually happens in [[Arthur C. Clarke (Creator)]] and Stephen Baxter's collabaorative novel, ''Time's Eye''.
* [http://www.rpgdl.com/ The RPG Duelling League] is a site dedicating to deciding which [[Video Game]] RPG characters would win in a fight. The site is organized into 6 week long elimination tournaments (refered to as seasons) with four different [[Character Tiers]] (Light, Middle, Heavy, and Godlike). The voters who decide who wins are also ''strongly'' encouraged '''NOT''' to vote according to [[Popularity Power|popularity]] or [[Gameplay and Story Segregation|plot powers]], but rather comparative in-battle capabilities and performance.
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