Fight to the Finish

Fight to the Finish, or simply, FttF, will be a web-based show hosted by Thunderstrike the Alchemist and Chris the Magist (both played by Dylan Bullock), with Lightning the Chiest as pop-up captions/extras messenger. The show will pit two or more fictional characters from different medias such as movies, comics, manga, and video games in a crossover battle to see who will likely emerge victorious.

Each season will have 12 episodes, being released once a month. So far, at least 11 seasons worth of fighters have been planned to engage in combat.

Format Overview
The idea of the show will be to pit two or more characters into a "fight to the end", hence the name of the show. Before the start of the battle, an analysis of the character's powers are listed together with their other stats such as strengths, weaknesses, physicality (weight, height, age, intellect), and weapons. Afterward the fight, a post analysis will clear up and explain why one character won, while the other lost.

Rules

 * The combatants can only know of each other if they do know each other in canon in both official universes. Otherwise, they cannot know each other's move-sets. Even if they do know of each other in canon, no one is allowed to prepare for the fight. Although they are allowed to know the other combatants name, and (to an extent) their position in society (i.e. a hero, villain, student, teacher, etc.)
 * All other traits will be represented with accuracy based on the combatants' canon universes. In addition, all consistent and canon sources available during the time of the episode's release will be examined by the hosts. However, characters with multiple incarnations, such as Link, Spider-Man, Deadpool, and Leonardo will be composites combining the best aspects of their various incarnations, unless said incarnation is drastically different from other incarnations. If a specific incarnation of a character is chosen, the canon used will most likely be the most popular depiction.
 * Unless both characters kill, the battle will almost never result in a death, conversely to ScrewAttack's DEATH BATTLE!. (Note: destruction of most robots does not count as killing them, unless they have intelligence and/or feelings on par with a character like Mega Man.)
 * Conversely, characters who have pacifistic natures will not have that nature interrupt the fight- at least, not enough to change the results.
 * To ensure fairness, no player influences can be present during the battle. This includes player-customized move-sets (in the case of Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda) as well special combatant training from player (in the case of Pokemon).

Episodes
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 * 1
 * 1
 * Leonardo vs Link
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 * Fight to the Finish.jpg
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 * 2
 * 2
 * Thor vs Kratos
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 * Fight to the Finish-1.jpg
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