it's has to be a movie and tv show that is really good but almost nobody talks about it

Gaming Guy

He is an African American teen superhero who basically has gaming themed superpowers. Basically he can respawn, has an inventory where he can store lots of stuff, save and reload, has a skill tree where he can unlock different types of other powers, can fast travel to other places, can pause time although can’t move when he’s in that state, has a map where he can see every location in the universe, a weapon/gadget wheel, he can heal by eating food, double jump, go into creative mode, rewrite reality like he’s changing game settings so like if he goes to settings he can turn gravity to 0 and basically manipulate physics as if he’s changing game settings.

He summons his costume by saying “Game On!” Just like how Billy Barron says Shazam to turn into Captain Marvel

His costume has Red, Blue, and Green in it to represent the trinity of gaming consoles/companies: Red for Nintendo, Blue for PlayStation, and Green for Xbox

His powers come from the Game Force which is a universal force that gives people Gaming powers and was created by a cosmic being known as “The Developer”

He fights evil video game characters who escaped their games, similar to how Danny Phantom fights other evil ghosts

His archenemy is called Colonel Computron who has Computer functions in real life so like he can delete stuff from reality by highlighting it in blue or copy and paste it, he can also undo stuff, lift things up with telekinesis via the arrow thing, and also refresh reality so basically computer mechanics in real life

Inspired by a Batman VS shredder match up I saw on here and kinda a sequel to my wolverine VS demona despite not having the one who's actually same universe as X-Men the animated series (iron Man the animated series).

Round 1: MCU iron Man VS season 1 xanatos

Round 2: teenage iron Man from iron Man armored adventures VS season 2 xanatos

Round 3: avengers assemble iron Man VS reformed xanatos from Goliath Chronicles

Round 4: current comics iron Man (specifically during the dan slott run) vs comics xanatos

Inspired by a Batman VS shredder match up I Saw on here I couldn't decide whether to use iron Man or wolverine because iron Man I consider Marvel's counterpart to Batman overall. but my comparison for Batman the animated series is X-Men the animated series, my comparison to Burton's Batman is well technically both a X-Men thing and a iron Man thing. For Batman 1989 it's X-Men 2000 for Batman returns it's iron Man 3, my comparison for the Batman 2004 is iron Man armored adventures, and my comparison for dcamu Batman is 2 versions of iron Man, Solo movies the iron Man anime, justice league movies avengers assemble. Anyway considering which one I use would also influence the gargoyles villain I use I feel like that makes them different enough that I can do Both.

Round 1: animated series wolverine vs demona

Round 2: Hugh Jackman wolverine VS demona

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Part 2 Based off of the synopsis of the stories from New York World's Fair Comics Vol 1 #2 which of these stories will you read more than once

New York World's Fair Comics Vol 1 #2

August, 1940

Executive Editor

Vincent Sullivan

Cover Artists

Jack Burnley

Zatara at the World's Fair

Writers

Gardner Fox

Pencilers

Joseph Sulman

Inkers

Joseph Sulman

Synopsis for "Zatara at the World's Fair"

Zatara puts on his own exhibit at the fair, and in the process nabs a pickpocket (Slippery Jed), some armed robbers, and a jewel thief. Then he randomly takes his audience on a trip to Mars and flies them through the centre of the sun, only to reveal that it was all an illusion.

Hour-Man: "... At the World's Fair"

Writers

Ken Fitch

Pencilers

Bernard Baily

Inkers

Bernard Baily

Letterers

Bernard Baily

Synopsis for Hour-Man: "... At the World's Fair"

Rex Tyler is sent to run an exhibit for his chemical company, and ends up stopping some crooks from ransacking a rich guy's house while he's out on horseback, fox-hunting. After turning the tables on the bad guys, the Hour-Man releases the head crook to be hunted down by his intended victim.

Sandman: "... Goes to the World's Fair"

Writers

Gardner Fox

Pencilers

Chad Grothkopf

Inkers

Chad Grothkopf

Synopsis for Sandman: "... Goes to the World's Fair"

While attending the World's Fair, Dian Belmont is kidnapped by "Blackie" Saunders, "Slugger" Slade, and "Butch." Wesley Dodds goes to New York to investigate. A witness leads him to Slugger Slade, a vengeful gangster with a grudge against D.A. Belmont. As the Sandman, Wesley breaks into Slade's mansion and rescues Dian. He then obtains evidence to convict Slade of other crimes. Dian and Wes then return to the Fair.

Part 1 Based off of the synopsis for New York World's Fair Comics Vol 1 #2 which of these stories will you or would you read over and over

New York World's Fair Comics Vol 1 #2

August, 1940

Executive Editor

Vincent Sullivan

Cover Artists

Jack Burnley

Superman at the 1940 World's Fair

Writers

Jerry Siegel

Pencilers

Jack Burnley

Inkers

Jack Burnley

Editors

Whitney Ellsworth

Synopsis for "Superman at the 1940 World's Fair"

Clark and Lois are sent to do a story on the World's Fair, and stumble upon a jewel thief (Blackie Sarto) who is trying to steal a priceless emerald.

Red, White, and Blue: "The War Games"

Writers

Jerry Siegel

Pencilers

Harry Lampert

Inkers

Harry Lampert

Synopsis for Red, White, and Blue: "The War Games"

A discredited meat producer is poisoning the Army's current meat supply so that they will get their contract back. Red, Whitey and Blooey stop them with their usual hijinks and banter.

Slam Bradley at the 1940 World's Fair

Writers

Jerry Siegel

Pencilers

Howard Sherman

Inkers

Howard Sherman

Letterers

Howard Sherman

Synopsis for "Slam Bradley at the 1940 World's Fair"

A chance sighting of a mysterious yacht, while on the parachute jump, leads Slam and Shorty to help rescue the kidnapped Princess of Robaria, who is in America to sign papers allowing her nation to sell the Robarian crown jewels.

I teally like the vibrant yellow & red with the bright white logo which is visually striking & the way his headpiece looks with the flames coming off, I also like the shoulder flanges.

There's something called the Firestorm Matrix which is a title/connection that usually bonds two or more people together into a composite nuclear superhero sharing the experiences & memories of people who have entered it.

There has been multiple Firestorms including 2 similar but solo hosts named Firehawk & Hurricane but the most notable ones are Ronnie Raymore & Jason Rusch

Then there's Deathstorm, the undead Black Lantern version that switches out nuclear life and creation for anti-matter, death, and decay.

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/maripolifan/art/Homelander-v-All-Might-953830895