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Nobody has done a cute character vs. other character for Cartoon Fight Club....So I did one!
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Strawberry Shortcake
Strawberry Shortcake is the eponymous protagonist of the Strawberry Shortcake franchise. She is said to be the "unofficial princess" of 'Strawberryland' and is often seen wearing a pink hat with strawberries printed on it. In the 1980 version of the franchise, she lives in a shortcake, while in the 2003 version, she lives in a strawberry. She shares her berry bungalow with her sister Apple Dumplin' (note that in the 1980 rendition strawberry was an only child and Apple Dumplin' was just one of her friends. Later in the 2009 version Strawberry calls Apple her cousin).Her persnickety cat Custard, and her mischievous dog named Pupcake (In the 1980 rendition, Pupcake was owned by Huckleberry Pie, but in the present version, he is Strawberry's pet) And her filly Honey Pie Pony was her pet in the 2003 series. Many of Strawberry Shortcake's days are spent in the simple pleasures of tending Strawberry berry vines. Strawberry also likes to spend time with her friends, so she frequently visits nearby lands. Strawberry is always cheerful and is ready for helping her friends at any time. In the 1980s rendition, Strawberry was said to be six years old. Her current age is never explicitly stated, but she is implied to be teenaged/young adult aged in her most recent incarnations (e.g., in Year 4 of the 2003 version, Strawberry is able to drive a car and in the 2009 version, she owns a shop called the Berry Café). Strawberry Shortcake is voiced by Russi Taylor (1980s) and Eri Kitamura in the Japanese dub of the specials, Sarah Heinke (2003-2008), and Anna ****** (2009-present).
King Dice
King Dice is an extremely sleazy, deceitful, untrustworthy, and manipulative individual. While normally relaxed and cheerful in a sadistic way, he can be extremely cruel and cold-blooded if he wants to be, as shown when he punishes Mr. Wheezy by crushing him under his shoe for losing to Cuphead and Mugman, which also shows that he has little-to-zero tolerance for failure among his minions. As evident by his "If you have what it takes" line, as well as calling Cuphead "Cupface", he can be mocking and derisive. He also tends to speak using stereotypical New York Gangster slang, such as "Scram", or "Big cheese". Very arrogant and overconfident in himself, King Dice believes that no one is allowed to mess with him and that he can easily triumph over anyone who tries to, which ultimately leads to his defeat. Due to his nature, he is disliked by many of Inkwell Isle's residents, including the Devil who secretly views him as useless and is proud that the brothers managed to defeat him. King Dice also takes his own bets very seriously, going as far as to attempt to kill the brothers when they succeed in getting all of the soul contracts after he made a bet that they would fail their mission. Granted, given who his boss is, the stakes were likely to be extremely high themselves.
Nobody has done a cute character vs. other character for Cartoon Fight Club....So I did one!
Vote for who will win?
Strawberry Shortcake
Strawberry Shortcake is the eponymous protagonist of the Strawberry Shortcake franchise. She is said to be the "unofficial princess" of 'Strawberryland' and is often seen wearing a pink hat with strawberries printed on it. In the 1980 version of the franchise, she lives in a shortcake, while in the 2003 version, she lives in a strawberry. She shares her berry bungalow with her sister Apple Dumplin' (note that in the 1980 rendition strawberry was an only child and Apple Dumplin' was just one of her friends. Later in the 2009 version Strawberry calls Apple her cousin).Her persnickety cat Custard, and her mischievous dog named Pupcake (In the 1980 rendition, Pupcake was owned by Huckleberry Pie, but in the present version, he is Strawberry's pet) And her filly Honey Pie Pony was her pet in the 2003 series. Many of Strawberry Shortcake's days are spent in the simple pleasures of tending Strawberry berry vines. Strawberry also likes to spend time with her friends, so she frequently visits nearby lands. Strawberry is always cheerful and is ready for helping her friends at any time. In the 1980s rendition, Strawberry was said to be six years old. Her current age is never explicitly stated, but she is implied to be teenaged/young adult aged in her most recent incarnations (e.g., in Year 4 of the 2003 version, Strawberry is able to drive a car and in the 2009 version, she owns a shop called the Berry Café). Strawberry Shortcake is voiced by Russi Taylor (1980s) and Eri Kitamura in the Japanese dub of the specials, Sarah Heinke (2003-2008), and Anna ****** (2009-present).
King Dice
King Dice is an extremely sleazy, deceitful, untrustworthy, and manipulative individual. While normally relaxed and cheerful in a sadistic way, he can be extremely cruel and cold-blooded if he wants to be, as shown when he punishes Mr. Wheezy by crushing him under his shoe for losing to Cuphead and Mugman, which also shows that he has little-to-zero tolerance for failure among his minions. As evident by his "If you have what it takes" line, as well as calling Cuphead "Cupface", he can be mocking and derisive. He also tends to speak using stereotypical New York Gangster slang, such as "Scram", or "Big cheese". Very arrogant and overconfident in himself, King Dice believes that no one is allowed to mess with him and that he can easily triumph over anyone who tries to, which ultimately leads to his defeat. Due to his nature, he is disliked by many of Inkwell Isle's residents, including the Devil who secretly views him as useless and is proud that the brothers managed to defeat him. King Dice also takes his own bets very seriously, going as far as to attempt to kill the brothers when they succeed in getting all of the soul contracts after he made a bet that they would fail their mission. Granted, given who his boss is, the stakes were likely to be extremely high themselves.
