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All 80s Death Battle Combatants:

Jason Voorhees: May 9, 1980
Yoda: May 21, 1980
McGruff the Crime Dog: July, 1980
Raven: July 10, 1980
Deathstroke: September 11, 1980
Mario: July 9, 1981
Rogue: August 4, 1981
Rocket Raccoon: February 9, 1982 (616 Rocket at least)
Dig Dug: February 20, 1982
Red Hood: November 23, 1982
He-Man: December, 1982
Tetsuo Shima: December 20, 1982
Lobo: June, 1983
Luigi: June 21st, 1983
White Bomberman: July 1983
Kenshiro: September 26, 1983
Venom Symbiote: January 31, 1984
Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo, The Shredder: Apr 30, 1984
Bucky O'Hare: May, 1984
Optimus Prime, Megatron: May 8, 1984
Voltron: Sept. 10, 1984
The Terminator: October 26, 1984
Son Goku: November 20, 1984
Master Roshi: December 4, 1984
Starscream: December 4, 1984
Lion-O: January 23, 1985
She-Ra: March 22, 1985
Apocalypse: July 16, 1985
Goomba, Koopa, Princess Peach, Bowser: September 13, 1985
Cable: October 8, 1985 (Nathan Summers debut)
Booster Gold: February, 1986
Link, Zelda, Ganondorf: February 21, 1986
Eddie Brock: May 17, 1986
Samus Aran: August 6, 1986
Unicron: August 8, 1986
Dracula: September 26, 1986
Jonathan Joestar, Dio Brando: December 2, 1986
Pit: December 19, 1986
Predator: June 12, 1987
RoboCop: July 17, 1987
Ryu, Ken Masters: August 12, 1987
Mega Man, Doctor Wily: December 17, 1987
Strider Hiryu: May, 1988
Ryu Hayabusa: October, 1988
Vegeta: November 7, 1988
Jotaro Kujo: April 3, 1989
Guts: October 1, 1989
Frieza: October 24, 1989
Mike Haggar: November 25, 1989
 
All 80s Death Battle Combatants:

Jason Voorhees: May 9, 1980
Yoda: May 21, 1980
McGruff the Crime Dog: July, 1980
Raven: July 10, 1980
Deathstroke: September 11, 1980
Mario: July 9, 1981
Rogue: August 4, 1981
Rocket Raccoon: February 9, 1982 (616 Rocket at least)
Dig Dug: February 20, 1982
Red Hood: November 23, 1982
He-Man: December, 1982
Tetsuo Shima: December 20, 1982
Lobo: June, 1983
Luigi: June 21st, 1983
White Bomberman: July 1983
Kenshiro: September 26, 1983
Venom Symbiote: January 31, 1984
Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo, The Shredder: Apr 30, 1984
Bucky O'Hare: May, 1984
Optimus Prime, Megatron: May 8, 1984
Voltron: Sept. 10, 1984
The Terminator: October 26, 1984
Son Goku: November 20, 1984
Master Roshi: December 4, 1984
Starscream: December 4, 1984
Lion-O: January 23, 1985
She-Ra: March 22, 1985
Apocalypse: July 16, 1985
Goomba, Koopa, Princess Peach, Bowser: September 13, 1985
Cable: October 8, 1985 (Nathan Summers debut)
Booster Gold: February, 1986
Link, Zelda, Ganondorf: February 21, 1986
Eddie Brock: May 17, 1986
Samus Aran: August 6, 1986
Unicron: August 8, 1986
Dracula: September 26, 1986
Jonathan Joestar, Dio Brando: December 2, 1986
Pit: December 19, 1986
Predator: June 12, 1987
RoboCop: July 17, 1987
Ryu, Ken Masters: August 12, 1987
Mega Man, Doctor Wily: December 17, 1987
Strider Hiryu: May, 1988
Ryu Hayabusa: October, 1988
Vegeta: November 7, 1988
Jotaro Kujo: April 3, 1989
Guts: October 1, 1989
Frieza: October 24, 1989
Mike Haggar: November 25, 1989
Boomers.
 
I hate when peeps use terms like Low Complex Multiverse level or Outerversal outside indexing wikis.

Half the time, they don't even understand what they actually mean and just use it because it sounds cool.
Low Complex Multiverse level is a pretty dumb name anyway
Everything from "Low" 1C to High 1B is the same, with no point of reference to justify the split that way
A single D of difference bigger than a tier jump anyway
 
I hate when peeps use terms like Low Complex Multiverse level or Outerversal outside indexing wikis.

Half the time, they don't even understand what they actually mean and just use it because it sounds cool.

About to say. A lot of the time I just see it as 'Uni and some hax that sounds technical'
 
Low Complex Multiverse level is a pretty dumb name anyway
Everything from "Low" 1C to High 1B is the same, with no point of reference to justify the split that way
Kinda but not really. IIRC, Low 1-C to High 1-C in general ends at like 11-D, which is what is theorized to be the max amount of dimensions our universe has.

Hyperverse level is just everything beyond that, hence the name "hyper"
 
Alright, I grabbed a bunch of random Death Battle combatants. I spin two of them and they become a fusion (I'll knock their name off the list and we'll see what we get)
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Moro vs Tirek Fan Battle episode is out

Unironically since I saw it was you who posted that, I knew Tirek won lol

Direct Discord hax scaling is weird since it was Tirek himself who said that no other creature can use Chaos Magic, but ehh.

If DB truly buys immeasurable DBS, it might go differently for them.
 
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