u/ColdStaff6874

This is based both on feats so far, and a bit vibes. Mostly feats though.

Firecracker, Natural Athlete and Iron Turtle slice-of-life / Firecracker training and improving

"The Four Horsemen of Florida Ice Cream Trucking"

The 3 hitmen doing hitman shenanigans

Tempest fighting through several japanese underground organisations

Yeti Gaiden

El Cucaracho's continuous search for peace

Violence Incarnate's search for "true strength"

Sonic-Boom and The Arm Thief travelling together

I know VI wins of course. But how would it play out? How would ICT do against base VI? And would he force VI to use Elixir?

Tier list of everyone with some significance (or aura) from the side stories or the "NPCs" from the main story.

I've included one of the 32 convicts in each tier to give some clarification as to what power level I think everyone is around.

Mostly based on vibes and the scarce knowledge we have.

Also, this list is only based on h2h, which is why someone like Roald isn't included.

From S+ to E:

S+

- "Mr. Pre-Initiative" (evaded the arguable best shooter in the verse, 6 times, gives off crazy-strong vibes. Has to be top tier)

S

- Alien abductee (I think the implication is that he has some insane body-altering abilites, and did win a Colosseum. Mostly based on vibe though)

- Houdini (I think he could magic bs his way out of most things)

A

- Violence Incarnate's father (master of Tam Qui Khi-Kong, a physical powerhouse)

- Pecs (Is absolutely massive. If he truly is a master of Aikido he should at least be here)

- "Bigfoot" (former champion. Stated to have claimed his freedom the easiest in nearly a hundred years of Colosseums, which is why I have him above the other implied brute force guys)

B

- Don Jefe (former champion, physical powerhouse)

- "The Bear" (great conditioning, stated to be equal to Don Jefe by the man himself)

C

- "The Brimstone Bomber (champion of Arizona's underground fight scene. I think it's fair to place him here)

- Senpai at Scorching Tempest's dojo (seems quite skilled and confident, and if he is even half as strong as Scorching Tempest he is more than deserving of being here)

D

- Dojo master (one of the sickest designs snd auras. Jobbed in seconds to pre-prison Monkey See though)

- Jack Channie (legendary stuntman, kicked the shit out of Danger during their scenes together)

- Karmic Blade's father (assumed master of Kalaripayattu)

- T-Venom (prisoner the same place as Scorching Tempest. His right-hand man made it to the semi-finals of a recent Colosseum)

E

- Asshole dad (the dad who tasted Scorching Tempest's ace. Absolute fodder)

A few of them aren't the last panel of them, but the last of which their face is visible

A few of them aren't the last panel of them, but the last of which their face is visible

I've made a collection of collages of every tactics Pete borrows from the other convicts, put together with the convict who uses it first.

I have all the confirmed ones, along with a few I found very comparable.

The leg sweeps are comparable in the sense that both swings their legs in an upwards arc, brings them down fast and then does the sweep.

The "Rolling Thunder" technique is very Capoeira-esque in the sense that it uses rotational, angular movement to generate momentum for the kick.

The thing Beatdown does dashing around trying to enter EC's blind spot.

I can't for the life of me figure out what the borrowed tactic the kick to the back of the neck is. If anyone has figured out what it is let me know!

The closest I can find are 2 of the native techniques Tomahawk uses against Violence Incarnate. All consists o a grapple transitioning into an upwards kick to the head region.