Week 3: Quarterfinals
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Myria vs Jecht Red vs Lazlo Menardi vs Legault Zoah vs Mustadio Bunanza
Rubicant vs Emelious de Pamela Emeralda vs T260G Yangus vs Ulf Lucied vs Yukimaru
Melfice vs Xorn Ayla vs Cliff Fittir Bart Fatima vs Jean Red Wizard vs Jun
Nate Nanjo vs Jade Garnet til Alexandros vs Ike Jade Curtiss vs Haschel Nina Wyndia vs Relm Arrowny
NOTE: voting closes at Midnight (Eastern time) on the night of Thursday, 28 August. Results should be up Monday night/Tuesday morning.

BE ADVISED: Only vote on a match if you have played both games from which the characters hail. Note also that match descriptions may contain spoilers for characters you haven't seen.

BE AWARE: This is who you think would win in a fight, not who you like more.

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Ohohohohoho, feel the power of friendship! Myria has barely started her merry adventure for a colorful entourage and she already recruited a fabulous crossdresser to her troupe! And her party is about to get even brighter with this super-awesome blitzball superstar! Jecht has been in big yellow brick road adventures before, even, and he surely wouldn't refuse Myria's plight! But, if he does, the little girl goddess is sure to persuade him with a few thwacks under her Hydra form - and, while Jecht isn't too bad at fighting, he kinda doesn't stand a chance against the goddess' overkill speed and durability. But hey, it's all part of friendship, right? Sure it is!

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 He's the best! And Jecht damn well better be, facing a three-time Godlike champion and overwhelming creature such as Myria, 'cause losers ain't getting consolation prizes here. Her powers may rival Sin and her durability is a match even for the incredibly tough Jecht, but no matter. Braska's Final Aeon has an unpleasant trick in hand to deal with Myria - the delaying effects of his sword. With Myria vunerable to such attacks, he'll use delaying to full effect to close the speed barrier between the two champions. Jecht Beam ignores her defense as well, and Jecht's stellar durability will let him tank as many shots of Myria's brutal physical as needed. After all, isn't he the best?
 
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Not too many people can say that they've had a quite literal "withering glare" turned on them, but poor Lenneth Valkyrie certainly can. And now, the former Godlike champion Emelious DePamela is about to join those unlucky few as well. For all that the power and tricks that Xorn's servant can bring to bear are quite an unearthly sight, he seems to be distressingly lacking in fire resistance. That oversight is going to cost him here, as Rubicant's fiendish conflagration burns hotter then even Emelious' own rage against the world. As Rubicant sagely proved with Lenneth, even the gods themselves should be wary of getting in the path of the noble fiend once he has cast his deadly gaze upon that elusive championship, and Emelious, while mighty, is no god.

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 What’s a boy to do when he is so angry at the world’s betrayal that he can’t get a lady to even look in his direction? When all hope and direction is lost in a person’s life, what can one do? As philosophical as some might get, the answer is actually very simple: SWORDS! A man only needs his sword at hand as he travels, whether he is saving kitties or plotting the world’s destruction with a dark god. Emelious took this advice to heart and found the largest swords he could possibly find in his quest to be generically overcompensating evil. All these simpletons will fall to the might of his great sword, and the Fire Fiend Rubicant will be no exception! Glare is indeed no match for his quickness, precision and might! Emelious' power will not be denied!
 
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Hear the sound of wailing, deranged laughter and quail in fear. Melfice has wrung up another victim with the same ease that he's slaughtered the other twenty or so fools who have tried to match him in combat (not that anyone's counting). Taking down a god from the Grandia universe is a scary ordeal to many. But not to Melfice, who saw personally how inept Valmar really was. There's a reason a mere piece of the former Great Dark God is a winning Godlike while its combined "might" struggles in Heavy. Xorn may be a little tougher and faster than Zera, but not enough to scrounge up a real challenge to the demonic swordsman. Wailing Soul Slash will eviscerate this emo excuse for a God, much like it has slaughtered so many other foes who dared to lock horns with Melfice.

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 Would anyone think even the great Valmar could begin to stand up to Xorn? The mere thought is but a laugh riot; Xorn holds a fierce reputation as the most powerful of the Grandia villains by landslides. And Melfice is not even the whole of Valmar, being rather an insignificant fragment. Xorn should have little trouble disposing of what effectively is a lackey to Valmar. Melfice may be a fast monstrosity, but that agility pales in comparison to Xorn’s own breakneck nimbleness, and Xorn’s bevy of ITE physicals and earth-devouring magic are perfect for getting around Melfice’s evade. He can even kill Melfice’s buffing game with the wails of Despair. If that isn’t enough, his superior durability and the limit of Dimension Gate should quickly end Melfice’s hope of another run!
 
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BoltX? That's a laugher. Rub? Hah! Chill? Nice try. All of Jade's tricks have been stripped away from him, thanks to Nate's magical immunity. All Jade's left with is his physical attack, which scares no man, especially not the heir to the Nanjo fortune! A businessman must always look for opportunities, and this is just perfect. Jade, while a durable foe, can do nothing to stop Nate's spell-slinging assault. A Light All to start the battle and Jade will be unable to do anything as his health slowly whittles away. Even if Jade were to land a hit or two, Nate can respond with his fully restorative Elixer spell. It is terribly unfortunate for Jade to have to fight an opponent such as Nate Nanjo, but alas, the business world can be quite cruel.

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 What a marvelous run from an oversized bug! After winning his second Godlike championship in Season 44 and crushing all who stand before him like insects, Jade has successfully gotten his revenge on the bug haters! But now that he’s proven his superiority with twenty wins, he just crushes all you lay before him with lightning for giggles. Sadly, once again, he won't be able spam his signature charring BoltX due to his opponent's magic reflection powers. Well, it doesn’t really matter. Jade hitting someone in the face isn't quite as effective (nor showy) as frying them, but it gets the job done. And with massive HP, Jade can outlast a pesky healer. Speed Racer will never know the freight train that hit him!
 

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Suikoden mains have fallen far from grace. The might of Tir McDohl or Riou would leave Red shaking in his shoes. Lazlo, though? The only shaking will be from Red's most styling head, as he ponders the little Lazlo can do to him. Voice of Death is the former Razril Knight's main hope of any victory in Heavy, and that is denied to him- both from a Blood Chalice, or Alkaiser's immunity to status effects. What's left? Everlasting Mercy, the bad Shining Wind knockoff that doesn't even heal the mute wonder? A physical that won't even dent the Ultimate Superhero's shining armor? All of that will be burned to ash by Re-Al-Phoenix, powered by the spirit of the young man who so ruthlessly crushed BlackX.

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 Despite Red's tragic history and tale of honorable vengeance, he will never be the true hero Lazlo is. A true hero must forgive those that have wronged him and only fight those the enemies of the innocent, without thought of revenge in his heart. It is these qualities, unheard of in all but the noblest heroes, that allowed Lazlo to finally tame the destructive homicidal urges of the Rune of Punishment, truly becoming its master. And that mastery, coupled with Lazlo's natural agility, will allow him to pummel the superhero with a relentless assault, which even his famous durability will be unable to stave off. Heroism is in one's soul, not their powers or costumes, and it's time Red learned this fact.
 
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In an unusual event, Emeralda now faces another robot maiden much like herself. And while the two are worlds apart, entirely different in form and function, they've even faced similar hardships throughout their spans of functioning time, losing centuries due to being deactivated. In light of this, the outcome of a duel between the two seems somewhat irrelevant, but Emeralda certainly isn't going to hold any punches. Her blistering speed and Dark Beast are as potent as ever, and while her foe's statistics are generally obscene, careful analysis and application of her strengths may well see her through this rough-and-tumble match between the metallic titans. But if not, being able to bring a friend home afterwards will readily soothe any wound to her ego.

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 Prime directives are set; weapon systems, fine-tuned; Omega Body OS, fully functional. Combat unit T260G reports for combat, and her offensive capabilities are in full gear for anything that may stand in this robot's way. An analysis of T260G's opponent registers little threat: Emeralda Kasim, a nanomachine being whose shape-shifting abilities are far less impressive than they look, requiring a mere 7.45211% of T260G's war faring potential. Potential issues regarding lightning magic are negligible; the odds of Emeralda outslugging the robot in an all-out battle are exactly 0.00000311% at the most favorable estimates for the opponent. Final assessment is clear: victory is all but inevitable, and unit T260G shall advance without much trouble in her mission.
 
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The prehistoric wild woman has finished sharpening her claws on Kika's tattered remains and is now well and truly warmed up for her next match. This spells bad news for the Klausian brawler, as even for the likes of him - trained by an even more talented fistfighter and far stronger than most any average human - taking on the jungle lady Ayla in a straight up, knock-'em-down fist fight is a risky prospect. With the speed of a whirlwind, the strength of a mammoth and the ferocity of an angry tiger, not to mention the ability to call in a dino to tail-thwack him if he gets uppity, Ayla's going to prove that when it comes to pure brawling nothing can stand up to the Old School. And wouldn't you know it, she's about as old as school could ever get.

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 At first glance Cliff’s next match looks like a cardboard copy of the last; however, looks are deceiving! Cliff has decided to take a new approach for this match at Maria and Mirage's advice, for a physical fighter always has a weakness. Cliff is going to hit Ayla where it hurts ... in the brain! Even if it isn’t normally part of their fighting style, every SO3 character tends to have a move or so that targets MP, and Cliff is no exception. Not only that, like everything else Cliff goes at it with all he’s got, whipping out yet another over the top move - this time for when it comes to MP busting - Aerial Assault. A hit with a massive final damage modifier, likely to leave Ayla unable to heal or mount much offense? Talk about overpowered. Bye bye Ayla.
 
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Poor Princess Garnet again faces a bulky physical fighter? What is this poor damsel in distress to do when all her heroes start turning their blades against her? Right; devour them with magic! With her above average speed, Garnet can both get a quick start on the match, and kill Ike’s ability to double. And with Ike’s average magic defense, Garnet’s deadly Mini spell should be able to hit relatively quickly and end the match in a jiffy. Even better, as a pure status spell, she doesn’t even face a counter! Throw in Blind, Protect, and a lot of healing, not to mention her Eidolons, and the Princess has quite the winnable match set up for her this week!

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 We like Ike! We like Ike! The familiar chants from the crowd of Super Smash Brothers Brawl fill the ears of the hero as he brings Bruiser down to his knees with a well-timed Aether. He’s brave and strong and fast, and all the ladies love it. But before the swooning fangirls can lift Ike up and throw their underwear in his general direction, he has to fight some more. The next opponent is Garnet til Alexandros. Now, Ike is quite used to guarding princesses; killing them isn’t really his expertise. However, a man has to do what a man has to do, and if that means he has to make some lass die with a Ragnell to the face, then that will be done! AETHER!
 

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Hmph. Such a waste of time, when she could be rechallenging Myria to her throne. Still, Menardi might as well enjoy this vacation while it lasts and take down the pathetic children here before advancing leisurely back to her deserved throne. Another mewling fighter comes this week from the land of Bern to challenge the Adept known for bringing Godlike to its knees. Well, well. Despite this Legault's... fame, so to speak, it still will not be enough to take on Menardi. With Death Seize, the breath shall be stripped away from Legault's body; with the burning might of Supernova, the skin itself shall be scoured from his frame. Impact shall ensure her everlasting might advantage over this pathetic little man with a pathetic little sword, and Wish shall be able to easily cover any damage he might deal from ever leaving a mark on her. Perhaps they'll give her some entertainment next week, but for this one it seems all Menardi has is another dainty little appetizer on her path back to power.

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 This isn't a fight, it's an extermination. Menardi's foul title run has long since been a blight on the Duelling League- her 'merits' as a Godlike champion have long since mocked and discarded, as shown by Menardi fighting in Middle. The Black Fang member known as the Hurricane has been contacted by a certain multiple time Godlike champion and has been paid quite handsomely to given Menardi the beating of a lifetime. Information has been provided, plenty of backup is on hand so her equally pathetic minion Saturos doesn't try to interfere. Rely on evadable physicals with instant death to win? That'll work well against a man as evasive as the wind. All of Menardi's speed may prevent Legault from doubling, but that doesn't matter when she has real way to inflict damage besides her physical- and closing into close quarters combat with Legault is asking for a painful death. The Hurricane will be more than happy to provide that death, one bloody slice of his Silver Sword at a time.
 
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Wot kind'o name is Ulf anyway? Not the type to scare ol' Yangus, that's wot! Cor Blime... the hell with this nonsense. Ulf doesn't scare Yangus one bit. He's fast. So what? He resists fire. Don't care! Yangus will win this the way he's won his last matches: attrition, Helm Splitter or Grimmer Reaper. Ulf might get a potshot in before Yangus can go, but what can he do with it? Yangus will survive and retaliate easily enough. You don't mess with a former bandit lord who traveled with a creepy green toad king and his horse daughter! No matter what Ulf can dish out, Yangus can deal with it easily and retaliate with his axe and scythe assaults.

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 What is a dragon rider to do when he gets waylaid by a bandit? Smash him to bits with fiery death while avoiding anything the slowpoke tries to throw at him. Yangus may be a REFORMED bandit, but the same logic applies. Dynamite Rush will blow Yangus to kingdom come in record time, while Shadow Warrior will leave the shorty incapable of so much scratching Ulf's absolutely evading hide (how often does Ulf get to call someone Shorty, anyway?). Ulf is out to prove that he's not just a soulless supporting male character! While beating Yangus won't accomplish that, it's at least a step in the right direction - and an easy step, at that.
 
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Such a tough prize for winning the challenge of the mental titans; but, in many ways, that's precisely how Bart likes his matches. After defeating Dekar, Bart has run straight into Jean, winner of five matches in a row and perhaps one of the most feared frogs here or anywhere. Of course, you wouldn’t expect someone like Bart to be fearful. He doesn’t have the capacity for that, much less the mental ability to understand the base concept of fear. While he’d love to squish the frog with his Omnigear, Bart will have to settle for whipping him to death. With his superior speed, he only needs to last a few turns before he can beat his opponent into the ground like the chubby little frog-man he so happens to be, and move onto his next unlucky foe.

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 Trés bien, trés bien! The french hopping prince Jean and his trusty Death spell have managed to pull through an entire Light season, and his simple yet deadly strategy seems to hold up in the new division just as well! Certainly this new match will bring better prospects, non? Prince Bartholomew Fatima may have the power of piracy by his side, but he's certainly not the bright and cute mascot that would bring thousands of fans into a rage! Far the contrary: Bart is kind of a moron, and as vulnerable to Death as anything else - possibly more, considering how completely and utterly dumb he happens to be. In any case, once again, Death should handle this fool, and Jean can go back to more leisurely activities, like painting and going to the Middle semis.
 
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What's this? A grizzled, impossibly tough old man whose sheer skill has lead him to attempt being a warrior poet? This duelling league certainly has all the most interesting cliches. At any rate, it seems Jade'll just have to beat him in a fair fight. While Haschel has blocked Jade's Lightning Artes, Jade has no shortage of other elements to apply, and is more than capable of holding his own in melee combat should the need arise. Indeed, going a few rounds physically and only using his Arte's to finish the battle may be the best strategy here, preventing Haschel's Destroyer Mace from boosting the old man's attacks. And if that doesn't work for some reason, there's always the old 'poison the opponent's breakfast' trick. But of course, Jade would never do something so underhanded, right? Right?

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 What is this utter nonsense? Some young pretender thinks that *he* is the master of thunder with some mumbo jumbo called Lightning Artes? Such insolence has Haschel fired up and ready to teach that Jade pup a lesson, with his true lightning magic at beck and call under his mighty Dragoon form. His blistering speed and flurry of fists, enhanced by the shiny set of brass knuckles or the shiny mace of destruction he's got available, will easily crush through Jade’s fragile defences, reducing him to a crumbling wreck in no time flat and paving the way for Haschel's march onward. Jade’s thunder damage will barely scratch Haschel’s own thunder resistances; but on the other hand, Jade will pay for trying to get in the way of the wisdom of age, and the power and speed of a true Thunder God.
 

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SWORDS, SPEARS...ALL WEAPONS ARE MERE TOOLS FOR THOSE WHO ARE TOO WEAK TO FIGHT AS MEN SHOULD. BUT GUNS ARE THE MOST PUNY AND COWARDLY OF ALL WEAPONS. THE MIGHTY ZOAH SHALL NOT BE STOPPED BY MERE BULLETS. HE WILL GRASP THIS TINY MAN IN HIS MIGHTY HANDS AND TEAR HIM LIMB FROM PUNY LIMB. THE MECHANICS AND INTELLIGENCE OF THE PUNY ENGINEER ARE HELPLESS BEFORE THE POWER OF RIPPLING MUSCLES AND ALL-CAPS SPEECH!!!!

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 Hmph. Another brute come to try and topple Mustadio, eh? Well, such pure brute strength should hardly go unrewarded; and with a few careful Arm Aims and Leg Aims, followed by shots all over his opponent's body, the engineer's sure to put this brave warrior in the hospital, courtesy of the Dueling League insurance policy. After all, it's not like his opponent's talent and intellect will find him any jobs in this dog-eat-dog marketplace; Mustadio's doing him a favor, really.
 
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In his various incarnations, he has been known as the Guardian of Hope, the beloved companion of the Sword Magess, the Golden Medium, and the devourer of Light fighters. Today, Lucied is finally getting a chance to win that second Light title. With his variety of forms, Lucied has something to spoil most Lights, and that holds true in this match too. Lucied’s Wild Arms 3 form has extreme physical defense on top of good HP, and Yukimaru is a physical fighter with SP issues. Given her limited and middling damage, the little ninja has little hope of overcoming Lucied’s tankiness and draining. After all, in her home game, it's undeniable that Yukimaru is naught but mid-level filler in the arena!

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 Yukimaru's opponent this time, Lucied, is simply outclassed. He has impressive physical defense, but Yukimaru has other options as well. And it's not like she's going to have to rush to kill him, as his offense is absolutely horrible. His HP isn't so great either, so her Ice-based skills are going to hurt. A lot. By the time she runs out of SP, she'll have a huge head start and can patiently chip away at him. Since there isn't much else Lucied can do besides his usual, piddling attacks, he just has to sit there and take it. Sooner or later, Lucied will simply roll over and die, granting Yukimaru yet another victory. It's still a long road to a Light championship, but with opponents like these, it's an easy trip!
 
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Red Wizard iced his last foe with a potent mix of swordplay and magic. With one down and many to go, he's not gonna stop for a wanna be samurai! Jun's going to run into a few big problems that doom him against Red Wizard. The onslaught of Ruse magic will mystify and bewilder his katana work, rendering his blows errant. A steady barrage of elemental magics will whittle away his HP, leaving him a beaten, frozen mess. Finally, the fact that Red Wizard can heal away any lucky hits simply confirms that victory is in his hand. Heck, he can even outdo him in swordplay if he needs to - but who needs to?

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 Sheathing his blade after dispatching his first unworthy opponent, Jun turns his attention to his next match, and the far more worthy foe who awaits him in the quarterfinals. The generic Red Wizard fights without pause, without hesitation or even concern for his own life. Admirable traits in a warrior, without question. But he also fights without passion, without grace and without purpose, and so he will never defeat the intricate bladework of a true master. With the swift and deadly blade art, Senko-Jin, Jun will teach even this empty warrior the true meaning of battle before this day is out.
 
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Boom! Bang! Sizzle! Such are the sounds of Nina's powerful...well, more powerful...magic. It will come raining down on a young artist this week, as Nina seeks to prevent Relm from stealing her magic for another one of her lethal portraits. However, the advantage is firmly on the Wyndian side. With a lifetime of magic experience instead of merely a few months, Nina will draw on her powers with added skill and ability. Calling down the fury of mighty lighting bolts or crushing infernos will overwhelm Relm before she can do much of note. Even despite Nina's legendary problems with durability, this match is still simple, easy and forthright for her to win. For once.

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 It's really fun to be a magical painter, isn't it? After soothing the greedy mind of a crazy merchant fuddyduddy, Relm Arrowny now sets her sights on a truly wondrous model! Nina Wyndia the Third has cute little wings, a nice dress and great colors for a watercolor! Granted, she might not agree to pose without a fight, but this is no problem! After all, Nina is really really bad at fighting, with her shoddy elemental magic and the physical build of a hospitalized twig. As such, a few thwacks of a brush, with the elemental resistances of Relm's trusty Cat Hood to largely mock Nina's spells should be enough to convince miss wings to be Relm's painting muse!
 

Equity Friends South: The Debut
~Meeple Lard

At an undisclosed location, covered in darkness, a shadowy figure stood. Apparently, not alone, though.

"So. What you're saying is... that my original Arch Nemesis is in fact busy? Have you confirmed that?"

"Yes, he has other things to attend to, so a confrontation is kind of not an option due to conflicting schedules. He said it was some kind of 'Duelling League'."

A lightning bolt soared through the skies, as if to shape a malevolent grin through a metaphorical darkness. It was a glorious day. The shadowy figure had a sinister gleam in his eyes, and a flicker of wicked joy crossed over his lips. "... THIS IS PERFECT! With Alkaiser out of the way, nothing shall stop me!"

The figure left the darkness, revealing a madly cackling Boss X. "Soon, my plan to take over the world using nothing but men wearing jumpsuits and masks will come to fruition! Come, my trusted minion Doctor Klein, let us spread our evil!"

The clumsy doctor followed suit. "Yes, of course!"

When all seemed lost, however, a shard of light brought upon hope!

"Not if we have anything to say about it!", a thunderous voice struck down from above.

Appearing out of a smoke bomb was an older man dressed like... a Ninja? "Behold the secret Brazilian stealth ninja skill! For I am... the Septageneric Ninja!"

As this flamboyant display ended, a pink bat came flying in surrounded by hearts and pink clouds, transforming into a young, fabulous female vampire. "I'm Ballerina Mask! You shall be punished in the name of Tepes!"

"Come, my mighty stead, oh Le Stallion Magnifique, for I am Lady Lightbringer, and you shall know my wrath, oh evil ones!", screamed L'Arachel under a fanfare, gallantly riding her trusty mount Ms. Preciousmuffin from an illogical, yet breathtaking sunset.

Lastly, smashing through a glass skylight that was definitely not there 5 minutes ago, a truly wondrous sight appeared, although you wouldn't think he was with the good guys from a glance. "Lacking any sort of witty way to introduce myself, I'll just go down to business. I am Monster Z!"

The four heroes all stood in their respective heroic poses, with random explosions and flower petals and other illogical things you'd expect to see at such a first-time unveiling. Nobody said they weren't stereotypical.

"We are the Equity Friends South!!", they all shouted mightily, immediately followed by "PSYDUCK!!!", said by a peculiar duck wearing a mask.

"...so someone wanna explain to me why we have our mascot as a Psyduck?" Zed asked his fellow teammates, scratching his head.

"Well, you see, you said you wanted something cute and yellow with mysterious powers that begins with the letter P and can fit into a Pokeball as a mascot, right?", sweetly replied Lady Lightbringer.

"Yeah, and unfortunately, the oldest member of our team took the liberty of looking for it himself and found him, despite all of us knowing exactly what you wanted. We had to settle with the low-grade generic."

"AHA! Good show, Spyduck! You do the Ninja honor proud!", Frank patted the Psyduck gently yet ninja-style. Whatever the hell that means.

"...well, at least it has a super hero name, and it's still better than what the Super Equity Friends has, so I guess we'll just have to live with it." Monster Z said, sighing. "But anyway, this is our debut as a Super Hero team, and we can't let our buddies back at the Quaza Dome down! We must defeat Boss X!"

"KLEIN! WHO THE HELL ARE THESE FOOLS WHO DARE WISH TO OPPOSE ME?Huh?? YOU TOLD ME ALKAISER AND THE OTHER SUPER EQUITY FRIENDS WERE UNAVAILABLE!"

"It seems some wannabe super heroes, boss. I guess you could say they are the second stringers? Or perhaps even the third stringers? They should be no match for you. After all, they aren't the real deal!"

"Ok, I can see not having a high opinion of us now, but saying we're fakes is going too far!" shouted an indignant Hilda. She then brandished her tiny staff, ready to dole out punishment. "Now I'm going to make you pay for that insult!"

"PSYDUCK!!!"

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We interrupt this match writeup as the next 3 hours consist of the two sides exchanging words in about as immature a fashion as you can get We apologize for the inconvenience, and will cut straight to the end.

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"YOUR EVIL DEEDS WILL BE STOPPED HERE AND THERE OR MY NAME ISN'T... ISN'T... MONSTER Z!" bellowed Zed, barely remembering his lines.

And so, led by the reformed Metal Demon himself, the Equity Friends South are ready for their first fight against a classic superhero villain! Will they succeed? Will Boss X's nebulously evil plan actually work this time? Does anyone actually tolerate Frank at all?

Find out next episode of... EQUITY FRIENDS SOUTH!


 
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