Rules:
It can't be from a CPU
You can't use a legendary yourself, only on normal machines
You can't use the overpowered mega lazer beam, but other than that, other attacks are allowed
I'll start: Mario Strikers Battle League
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They are teamed up against a Gauntlet Tower with multiple floors, yes it is a 3v1 it goes as following:
Floor 1: Pikmin Universe
Floor 2: Fire Emblem Universe
Floor 3: Metroid Universe
Floor 4: Zelda Universe
Floor 5: Xenoblade Universe
Floor 6: Pokemon Universe
Floor 7: Star Fox Universe
Final Floor: Earthbound Universe
Rules:
- Plot armor isn't allowed for anyone
- To clear a floor, they must team up and defeat every character in that universe as a 3v1.
- If a character is literally impossible to defeat in ANY WAY, then they get skipped entirely, they don't have to be fought. Having higher scales than them is plausible though.
- They are obviously not fighting themselves.
- You might be wondering which type for the universes (Game/Composite/etc) well, probably any or all.
How far do they get before they get cooked, or do they clean them all?
If, hypothetically, Bomberman as a gaming IP was created today by AAA corporations, it wouldn't have the cute/charming design, it would have the Act Zero design for the whole series. Simply because massive dev costs and high power can't allow these corporations to do any experimentation other than realism.
(Well, besides Nintendo, but I'm talking about Sony/Microsoft/Valve and other big AAA corporations)
I always thought it was funny how it takes place in 1 room for the whole movie
Honestly I might be pretty chill about grifters as long as they don't spew out objectively incorrect information.
I certainly think Nintendo fanboys are worse, they are both allergic to Nintendo criticism and they hate when you pirate Nintendo games.
Not to say that grifters are good, that's not true, why the fuck would you spend your life making tons of videos about dooming about fucking video games lmao, but the difference is they don't make me go insane every time I see them.