Every Non-Marvel/DC Comic DEATH BATTLE! Review

Storm is a Marvel Comics character, but I've already done all the Marvel episodes and

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s, so the best option is this at the same time, although I don't want to include this in the actual Corvus Storm

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, since it's not really So. fits, so he'll have his own set of his. This is

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episode that involves a

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book character that isn't from Marvel or DC. There are a few I've already talked about, so let's go over those Shredders who are still samurai and Deadpool versus the teacher who checks on my marble. versus non-dc episodes leonardo has red ranger jason in my season seven retrospective screws mcduffie's shovel knight yes screws mcduck

comic

book debut my review of star verse steven and amy roy's review was read versus ramona flores reviewed in my review of mario and sonic

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battle

s so let's go Let's go to the actual reviews of this one and for some reason, in all his infinite wisdom, Grandmaster Splinter gave the most complicated weapon to increase gold.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Battle Royale is an episode that I really want to like and since we have four analysis segments, let's go through each one and analyze them in detail. Leonardo immediately shows us the interesting part of this concept. Any feats and scaling are completely non-existent due to the shared nature of each combatant's stats and the backstory is also explained right away. at the beginning so we can just focus on the characters without it taking too much time. Leo's analysis is fine. I initially wrote that he had a good joke, but then I remembered that the only half-decent Leo-related trick is in the next episode.

So this one was so forgettable and boring that I'm remembering the next one more than this one. Donatello's analysis is a little better with actual jokes that playfully hide the idiocy of the character's concept as a sewer-dwelling reptile someone knows about technology. This extreme boom, although it says that it takes a long time to kill someone with a stick, it feels a little strange when this stick is a large and thick piece of wood, more like a baseball bat than a twig. It would be like someone turning around a big tree and saying it takes a long time to kill someone with a stick.

Overall, it's probably my second favorite segment of the episode analysis. Michelangelo is the worst and it should be no surprise that he's not even that bad at first, I mean he is, but without any context what comes next is probably fine boomstick, wrongly assuming that Michelangelo is on drugs, there's something that I'd probably find it charming in better analysis, but the fact that the genie also thinks something is wrong with him is a bad omen in some ways, the bong joke is probably the only part of the episode I still have to say about. laugh, which is sad, but where does he come in and just complain about the nunchaku and say it's a terrible weapon even though he's clearly good with it in-universe and then blurt out one of the few genuine insults we get?

I've gone into the history of the show in a very derogatory way, it's just not okay with more than one insult. Yes there is one. Pinky's behavior might make her seem like a hapless child, although she is apparently slower in British English-speaking regions than. otherwise, yes, Mike uses terrible and bad and probably the worst fictional character we've ever had and will ever have. Meanwhile, Rafael is probably my favorite of the episode. They actually go into detail about the weapons and how they work, and it's just the one I generally enjoy the most, although it's strange that they mention the rapper who comes with shredder as an example of zanga when in that series he only used the mandel to intimidate the criminals and it wasn't that bad or something and then we get into the fight and I like it and I don't, for one thing, they make it very clear that Rap is the character most likely to throw the first punch, Leonardo then throws the first attack in general and the first real hit throne is Mikey's. on the other hand basically

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thing here that has nothing to do with mikey is really good don't count these two scenes where the raffle fight well done keeping the distance and having the advantage without rapping totally out of place donatello versus leo is also well done but leo se left here to get hit seems really dumb even if I know what he means, yes leo's sword is stuck in the box but he has two and is fine fighting with just one and can risk not having a second. sword for a while, who's to say avoid having his skull caved in, but Raph jumps in to get revenge by putting on one of the most brutally unnecessary blood shows on the show, it's pretty good and demonstrates rap's character well.

The final bat is also well made. with some tight action and choreography and ending with a genuinely tense final part where you can anticipate the draft by breaking leo's swords and winning, they both take a final stab in desperation when the swords break and it is revealed that leo won but no He came out unharmed. It might be one of the times, if not the first, that a loser came out with a notable injury to prove that the flight was really difficult. This would easily be a 7 out of 10 by season 1 standards if Mikey wasn't also there, he gets two scenes, one pretty fair. decent where he fights the league for a while where he's not totally outclassed, but then we see him die easily, you know, I commented about volunteering the shaft, but everyone knew after I said that the time would come for Mikey to be raised, yeah .

It's taking away a whole point from the owner of this episode and the conclusion is good enough and explains well what happened in the fight, which is the part of the conclusions of the first season that I think definitely gave the show the reputation of the fight and the things. I ended up with the fight that disproved the outcome of the episodes that I still watch today even though something that is dumb in the fight can be criticized for being dumb instead of given a higher meaning for no reason. I like that they die in the 2007 movies. two good points against it are Leo's hesitation in the fight and mastery of the fist bump and two bad points is that it was purely for the plot which without proper clarification is not a plot solid as it is necessary to go into detail about how the plot induced stupidity. affected the characters and that the movie makes no sense anyway going into total anatomy was at least a six out of ten and I'm being generous on that, the main reason for me is that the final clash is so tense and well done that he understands it. above five at the time of this episode's release, as well as the r-word, as I'm going to call it, my knowledge was not considered as bad as it is today, more out of ignorance than anything else I don't advocate the episode.

I'm not defending the use of the word, but I understand why more thought wasn't given to the line before release; It wasn't thought about as much because it was at a time when they weren't thinking about it. It was as bad as it really is because people were so ignorant about a lot of this stuff and I also think removing the slope wouldn't fix the episode if the magician said the idiot in the group wouldn't magically make the episode better. insult and for very good reason, but everything around it is also very, very bad. My son's analysis is not bad because of the insult, he is bad and elevated to a worse level because of the insult.

You don't realize how generous I'm being with this episode. score six out of ten, this is the most generous six I've ever given, probably the most generous score I've ever given, period and I also like that the final clips are different versions of each of the turtles, that's a nice touch, the Ninja. In fact, Can is unnecessarily more than complicated sticks with the effectiveness of a tattered fly swatter. Seriously, who came up with these things? They are absurd like the moon landing. Shut up, I forgot this episode existed. This could be one of the biggest waves of potential they've ever had.

It was once done not for the potential of the matchup but for the concept of a

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royale, but the winner then faces a solo opponent. The first battle royale because it doesn't need stats focuses on the important skills and nothing is shared between the fighters for a while. A shorter analysis, but then the analysis for the solo addition includes the actual stats and more details and abilities that all the turtles and specific individuals have, as well as getting a little more clarification. Instead we get basically the same analysis but this time there's the moon landing joke which I enjoy and the Asian Yoda is somehow even less detailed, he doesn't even mention his weaknesses like last time, how did that happen?

The fight is there too, not bad by any means and probably just as good. like in a previous episode that says it has a good dynamic and some real fights, that's fine, it's just that leo makes a decently easy hand to hand combat, but he's clearly overwhelmed and wouldn't win in the long run, leo uses his brain to giving themselves a head start with a neat little sequence in which Leo used the environment to his advantage against the beans, leading to a

death

that's really cool in consistency but kind of sucks in execution. The idea of ​​Leo hanging around with aggressive pimples while he takes down all the sewers and killing him is cool, but not this.

It doesn't look like he's trying to knock down the sewer, it looks like he's just crying into a wall, if he was launching attacks visibly damaging the area, causing parts to break, that would be cool, instead he's just punching a wall and then Leo jumps. and cuts him in half somehow leo had a harder time in his fight with raph if anything this episode is better than the last one simply because of not one of the characters but it's still only a six out of ten oh man here comes the Wrath of God of War Fanboys Producer spawn is an episode that surely exists, it's not bad and I like it, but it could have been much better.

This is one of the biggest examples of an episode that really should have come out today instead of back then, because I guarantee you it would be a hit, I mean it's not even that bad of a matchup conceptually, obviously the analysis is bad but lovely spawns i enjoy kratos ok but i couldn't help but notice his entire team was just from god of war 3 which i understand but it's also bad because i imagine he had some other character dante versus bayonetta, but it's just devil may cry 3 and band of the 2. members of goku versus 2 only name saga goku and superman, exile superman, it's just It's strange, especially when they don't explicitly take note of the restrictions they're putting in the episode.

The fighting, on the other hand, is really good for its time, with good speed transmission and good sound design and style to make meaty impacts. There's nothing particularly exciting about it, but I enjoy the dynamic well enough for the first season. Kratos is really violent and aggressive, while spawn is a little more casual and methodical. I take the time to watch what Kratos does to start with both of them pitching as best they can. Basic attacks were great with spawn chains blocking kratos and krotos just blocking the shots with his swords, no problem the spawn goes on the offensive but Kratos gets the upper hand the moment the spawn tries to fight him too it's great, it shows that Kratos is probably a more skilled fighter spawn he takes a moment to be smart and take care to surprise win this exchange by having his attempt to attack once the creators recover in his face.

It's a little weird how Kratos' fleece magically appears out of nowhere, but me. I will live, I will criticize, he begins to use the most diverse weapons of his, hits with his gauntlets and uses the wings of Icarus to defend himself when the monster begins to fly over a well. I really like Kratos hanging from a wall using one arm to stab and spawn while he flies. and dragging them both down, which I guess could be interpreted as the two descending into hell, cutting through the tartar if you really want kratos to go through his bow and generate blocks with his cape, which is a little strange seeing as how each sometimes blocks.

In this episode, he has the change of him, Curtis goes to his fire arrows. Spawn controls the fire to envelop him, which is a very confusing scene that I know a lot of people find confusing. It looks like spawn slipped out of his hand and then Chris was charging his fire for too long, especially not helped by the fact that spawn doesn't visibly do anything with his hand and then just fights tiny little capes that explode the credits, which apparently has nothing to do with what he was doing before and just a green effect on the fire would have made it a little clearer for Kratos to jump with the Sword of Olympus and this time contrast with the opening chain moment versus weapon by breaking the lethal chains with ease and delivering that big blow. in spawn there's a genuinely high moon for the first season, it's really cool, then spawn just grabs kratos and kills him uh i guess the image of the sword coming out of the back of kratos' head isvery well done, but the way kratos just hands over his sword disappears and just happens out of nowhere, it's weird and awkward overall.

He had more to say than he expected, but this fight is actually pretty clever for the first season, reincorporating elements from start to finish and having some nice character animation with crows coming into focus. raw power and spawn be smart about how you carry out the fight not take the curse so seriously at first things like this make me think this episode that came out today could be one of the best episodes of the series, maybe maybe even as a blender episode which is basically a perfect match i'm not going to clamor for a remake for nothing after all we have kronos vs donto yorazera and spawn vs ghost rider demi fein jackie estacado edmond dinner preacher dante's assassins everyone good matchups that are probably better than unnecessary reduction overall, a 7 out of 10 episode by season 1 standardsOf course, I know what you're thinking, who is Captain Bucky O'Hare.

Prepare to be reminded of or introduced to the best cartoon rabbit since Bugs Bunny. Bonnie Fox's spring analysis is about four minutes long and Bucky's is about three, which should say something about the nail quality for this Fox episode being pretty good, it's just as detailed as the season two analysis a often get, has some funny jokes, and feels like it's full of love, Bucky still has passion and love, but he puts a lot less thought and work into his analysis. a full minute of just the cartoon's intro sequence, leaving us with about a minute and 57 seconds of actual Bucky analysis and that's absolute.

Bucky's analysis feels like he's coming off the only guy who actually watched the show remembering some scenes from it. and there's nothing more to it than that, without rewatching the show itself, the fight is good, at least it has a lot of problems, like an awkward pacing at the beginning and a lot of silly moments, but at least it's fun, especially in the aerial battle like I know this probably meant dodging Bucky, but it seems more like a fox jumped on Bucky and did nothing while Buggy fought the earwings and righteous indignation, it just seems like PNG's shot at this rock looks like a little fool, I don't know.

I know why Bucky pulls more and more when he jumps on Fox, even if I like the idea of ​​this part and how it ends. Bucky and Fox are missing shots to the side of the flying belt for no reason. Fox uses the glow to block Bucky, who is. Even being reflected he just misses completely, then throws a grenade and Fox for some reason needs to slowly drop the shield and run away, instead of just turning off his glow which he's done twice in this fight, there are already things good, of course, I like Fox. lose his metal legs and then the second g-diffuser they said he had, they are using it to launch Bucky into the air, then strangle him and blow his head off, even if Bucky's entire face It's a slab of soul, it's very funny.

I like the 3D mid-air fighting part which looks great and everything else is perfectly fine. It's a shame that for the most part the rest of the episode peaks with Fox's analysis at the beginning, has a really boring and unconvincing analysis of Bucky, and then. a perfectly mediocre fight conclusion isn't a bad episode, I give it a minimum of a seven, but it's not as good as I remember, what kind of sucks, I mean, it could be worse, though hey dude, do you mind if you're grabbing my attention? you're playing, wait, this guy is serious, I hate having to explain this to people who don't listen and complain in the comments, why do you include tatsumaki mobbers no matter what he says, proving that they haven't seen the video on absolute and I preemptively commented and now I look stupid when I said non-wonderful DC comics that included webcomics while Mobs Psycho 100 and One Punch Man are more known for their anime adaptations and have very iconic manga adaptations and originate from Japan from a Japanese author from whom they originated. like web comics, no one calls them web manga, everyone calls them web comics.

One Punch Man debuted in 2009 as a webcomic with a manga adaptation in 2012 and a one-season anime adaptation in 2015. Yes, I know what I said. Mobster 100 debuted in April 2012 as a webcomic and this upcoming webcomic is often considered the same as manga, but first and foremost it is a comic that was published online, at least tatsumaki counts as a non-comic book character. Marvel to a certain extent and, although I wouldn't, I didn't lump it in with the rest. I was discussing Death Bell's use of comics outside of Marvel and DC because of that strong association with anime.

I would tell it for the purposes of this review, I guess you are seeing that I have talked about the only other pumpkin episode in another video and spoilers all that I didn't really like what I think of this one although I quite like the analysis it's great to see them talk about series which I really like how these about their stories blowing up and showing that any excuse to be here, but why death should interrupt an early part of the story that flows well with some calculation is just silly, wouldn't these analyzes be better if They became like Cora Steven or Goku Black, like you probably do.

You wouldn't think twice about this simple looking boy with a cut bowl when his life is in danger or his friends need protection. Mob's psychic ability manifests itself as something truly phenomenal in his claw duel. The Ichiro Mob boss took this huge crushing blow we found. The mobs survived an attack worth over 80 tons of TNT, it just wouldn't be that great, it's still not like these are perfect, the cutaway gags aren't anything special, the one with the touch markers, I don't care at least because you know who's doing it. boom, whatever you managed to change the channel is nice, but the mobs are boring, it's blatantly obvious where this joke is going and the slide of the genie hitting the boom stick doesn't feel more impactful in the first two overall, it's well, meanwhile the fight has a There are a lot of problems, but I love it a lot.

Let's start with the biggest problem I have with this animation, the wildly different hand-drawn styles used throughout, and I want to address the biggest explanation I've seen that this apparently matches the way the art styles are used throughout. changing one punch man on mobs like 100 and anyone saying this has no idea what they're talking about mob psycho 100 generally doesn't do this very often for one it's largely a one punch man thing mob psycher just changes styles for the appearance it is of unknown percentage, but the problem really is that this animation does not do it in the same way that one punch man does it.

One Punch Man mainly has three very different animation styles, a normal style, very detailed and dynamic, with the only exception of Saitama's simple appearance. in this style, a smaller and simpler designed one that is used for comedic value and the overly detailed saitama style when they want to emphasize their power, these art style changes are not arbitrary, they all have explainable reasons behind them every time they use this episode. There don't have to be two cases where it's explainable when tatsumaki is thrown and she's in a smaller chibia style for comedic effect that works and the parts with unknown percentage of mob where he's drawn differently are fine too, however, then we have this kind of pixelated look. hand drawn style that looks a lot like very high quality pixel art and then cuts straight to a very clean hand drawn style.

There is this less detailed pixlr style that is more dynamic and at the same time less model. There is this really off model warped looking style than ever. really works with tatsumaki giving him these huge thunder thighs and a little potato head and there's a very shadowy looking staff in 100 mob which considering it's just for this shot is pretty cool, the problem is that it has no consistency in a just hit, man, you don't do it. It's not just that Saitama has randomly switched to a different style for no reason, it's to emphasize his power or for comedic value.

It's never just arbitrary like in this episode, if let's say one character has one style and the other character has another, that could have been a cool artistic choice to differentiate the two in the same way that the color effects are for them. if Mob had primarily a heavier line style that matched his series and Tatsumaki had a less aligned one and there was a third middle ground between them when their hand-drawn scenes interact, that would be fine, but that's not what they do. We cut from Pixel Mob to clearing Tatsumaki and clearing Mob for no discernible reason, it's a bit distracting not to mention the fact that I break the 180 rule here, especially since as an aside.

I like them all in this style and I would prefer to see a completely exploited animation that uses only one to the maximum. My other issues or also the way the fight starts, I thought it was clever since the aggressor obviously makes sense but the reason he attacks the mob. it's a little out of line, i know tatamagi has this reputation and does this kind of thing to jenno, but he's rubber and can be fixed, she knows it's okay to throw him away, she is by nature, however, She is a heroine, she saves people. she wouldn't do anything to what she thinks is a normal kid who would kill anyone else if it wasn't him she hit, even if I do like how the mob just casually walks out of the damage wall and shakes it off like nothing happened and I guess if we're in trouble the transformation percentage unknown seems a little rushed she crushes him turns around and then bam it's on unknown I don't know for some reason it seems like we should have had a chance where we see The mob falls unconscious here while the two hearts collide around them, say, for example, if I were to improvise a completely off-script idea here, after this point we get a hand-drawn shot of the mobs struggling and failing to stop the two houses.

After crashing into him and knocking him out, after that we have a small pause, then the area starts shaking, we see the green aura around the big ball slowly flashing purple as Tatsumaki turns around and we zoom in on a frame shot. complete of the city ball being crushed completely silently before exploding an unknown percentage flashes on the screen while everything turns white, that's off the top of my head, my idea, but aside from those problems, I think this animation is stellar, there's a lot to like here, the opening shot of tatsumaki throwing a building down reducing it to a crushed mass which she broadcasts to that mob is a good shot and the dynamics of the fight changing over time works in her favor she dominates the mafia right at their base as expected and the shot about flying up the building really conveys the speed well we have this ugly hand drawn part and then tatsumaki in one of the two times the sprite is noticeably tilted and looks very flat, then there is the 100, which is a little strange because we don't know the emotion he feels, which is kind of important, since you know 100 action and what he does depends on his emotion, but we don't know what emotion it is, but it is It looks impressive and Bob's thorough beating of Tatsumaki is very satisfying with the power and speed of the mob being conveyed brilliantly and I think Tatsumaki's flat is quite comical.

Mom fires attacks, the tatsumaki dodges and throws back only to be blocked by the mob shows well how tatsumaki has to dodge if he is going to fight back because he can. He doesn't block and attack simultaneously, while the mob can just attack while sitting there on his shield and it's cool that we see Tasmaki tearing up a chunk of the city and crushing the mob with it, which looks pretty cool and conveys well. the impact, there is the other. tatsumaki percentage unknown shot moment comes out and looks stunning, it's perfect and has some really dynamic shots that sell the chaotic power of her state. this sequence has shots like tatsumaki flying across the landscape avoiding mobs launched skyscrapers mob effortlessly selling katsumaki's attack and katamaki's leadership calls the media to later have the mob expose tatsumaki which is surprising they are the only ones hands that throw in the fight and it makes sense that you are the mob that does it, you hear it's strange versus fate, you can make a fight where they are not throwing. hands for most of it you haven't hit Katsumaki with a car and then destroying the car using his body, the impact, the final blow is also just cool, you can see how far he goes for the charge in Bob Crunching Tatsumaki . arms around it is unpleasant and you can hear great sound design and unfortunately the voice vision doesn't work for me the fact that tatsumaki doesn't really scream in pain and anguish just deflates a lot of the impact that would feel Much better ifshe will really scream in pain and that will lead her to the next line where she reveals that she is quite fine and I also don't know why the meteorite is the only thing that moves a character in this fight that doesn't have an aura even when tatsumaki falls on our mob, you can see that the mob has a green aura breaking her pebble you know, so why isn't there a green aura on the meteor she's moving and like I know you could just be her sending it flying? and she's not actually controlling it currently, but that's a great goal and I'm just assuming that the reason mob was able to so easily overcome tatsumaki's green aura with her purple aura is because she was attacking and couldn't defend herself at that moment, that's how he took advantage of it and unfortunately I don't really like how the last day of this goes.

Bob's big body horror breaking his arm doesn't seem to have done anything as Tatsumaki easily puts her bones back into place and uses that healing factor. she doesn't have to repair the shattered bones, nerves and muscle fibers, so we understand that shot, uh, fingers longer than a head, and there's a conclusion that's really deep and well done, the other thing I wish they'd do out to address one's quote because I see a lot of people misquote him, saying that that unknown percentage of the mafia would be tatsumaki when in reality he just said that he doesn't know who would win.

I especially love that they went into the energy of growing broccoli, but I don't particularly like that they say mobile wind 40 of the time and then make it seem extremely one-sided, according to them tatsumaki is six times faster and thousands of times more powerful that the mafia shield, which means the only way the mafia could win based on your given data. The stats are if Tatsumaki decided not to destroy his shield and crush him, so yeah, I like that episode, probably a solid 8 out of 10. If they fixed the issues with the hand-drawn parts, which were my main issue, I'd probably be down for it. to take it to 9.

But that problem that persists throughout the animation makes me lower it, I still enjoyed it quite a bit. That and that was the review and uh, that was a very varied mix, I can't say that I didn't like any of them these episodes, but there wasn't much that got me terribly excited and the last one was especially interesting, two episodes were mediocre, two episodes were Good, but could have been better and one episode was really good. This really has nothing to do with Cory and Storm, but with any luck, that episode will turn out to be a much better episode than any of these or at least a better episode. than the three from the first season