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Kick-Ass vs. Izuku Midoriya
Kick-Ass
Voiced by: Jacob G
"Well... stand aside for a hero to serve the beat!"
- Badass Normal: Due to coming from the "real world", Kick-Ass lacks any superpowers, yet firmly believes that he could beat Deku in a straight-up fight even without his nightstick. However, Deku states that Kick-Ass does likely have a Quirk, one that increases his hormones due to the amount of sexual daydreams he has.
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: His very last line is about changing the title of the battle to "my wetsuit vs. [Deku's] self-pity tears".
- Disappeared Dad: As a rebuttal to the line about his dad, Midoriya points out that Kick-Ass' own father was assassinated.
- Hypocrite: Mocks Izuku for being born without a Quirk, but Izuku points out that he also started off as a normal guy wanting to become a superhero despite lacking superpowers.
- Teeny Weenie: Midoriya calls Kick-Ass' nightstick "not Plus Ultra!"
- You Need to Get Laid: After the aforementioned "dick joke", Kick-Ass retorts that despite Ochaco Uraraka's gravity manipulation powers, he "still can't go down!"
Izuku Midoriya
Voiced by: J Morris
"I destroy foes with high kicks; you need cheap toys and sidekicks!"
- Badass Boast: Drops quite the impressive one near the start of his first verse: "So let me take the shots, but you won't need your vest 'Cause even if you're juiced on speed, you couldn't match my 5 percent!"
- Groin Attack: Threatens to use Detroit Smash on Kick-Ass' privates.
- Hero-Worshipper: Deku loves heroes in general, but has an especial fondness for his idol/mentor, All Might. Kick-Ass mocks it, calling Deku's worship creepy and compares it to the infamous Boku No Pico.
- Hypocrite: Chastises Kick-Ass for his overuse of "cheap jokes and violence", and yet Deku's very next line has him threaten a Groin Attack, and he ends off his verse on a dick joke.
- Momma's Boy: Kick-Ass delivers a diss about Izuku and his relationship with his mom, even using this trope by name.
Forrest Gump vs. The Waterboy
Forrest Gump
Voiced by: Light
Portrayed by: Skitzy
"I got all the folks running miles for my quotes."
- Character Catchphrase: "My mama always said..." in his movie. The battle paraphrase it into "Mama once told me", which is used twice including the outro.
The Waterboy
Portrayed by: Freshy Kanal
"I'm known to win fights, so hold your mic tight."
- Follow the Leader: Gump says that Waterboy's movie bit off his own.
- Random Events Plot: Forrest says his movie's story can be summed up as "shit happens".
Captain Marvel vs. Shazam (Bonus Episode)
Captain Marvel
Voiced by: HalaCG
"You'll be bursting into flames if you are messing with the Cap!"
- Drowning My Sorrows: Shazam makes fun of her for using alcohol to cope with her boyfriend's death.
Billy Batson (Shazam)
Billy Batson Voiced by: Jughead Jay
Shazam Voiced by: Titanium1208
"So don't mind if I steal the thunder - SHAZAM!"
- Follow the Leader: Carol accuses him of ripping off several superheroes, including herself, Superman and Flash.
- Nazi Protagonist: Implied. Carol said that Shazam's writer was a Nazi and pointed out he was the Neo-Nazi version of her.Your writers started off a Nazi, you really think you mean well.But before you'd shout Shazam, you were screaming Sieg Heil!
Moana vs. Percy Jackson (Bonus Episode)
Moana
Voiced by: bblackroses
"My grandma taught me rhythm so you better keep flow!"
- Irony: She boasted how she had faith in everyone she met while Camp Half-blood are full of snakes. Ironic, because she was backstabbed by a demigod she just met.
- The Cameo: In Alexander Hamilton vs. Luke Skywalker.
Percy Jackson
Voiced by: personperson9639
"The heart of the sea couldn't turn the tide."
- Disappeared Dad: Moana brings up Percy's absentee father.
Chucky vs. Woody (Bonus Episode)
Chucky
Voiced by: Freshy Kanal
"I'm in mint condition but from a bloody background!"
- Actor Allusion: At one point, he says that he "Hamil'ed it up".
- Psycho Knife Nut: He's waving around a knife throughout the battle.
Woody
Voiced by: Kyubi
"My movie's booting you aside, a rescue for your audience!"
- Borrowed Catchphrase: He uses Buzz's "To infinity and beyond!" at the end of the battle.
Ghostface vs. Samara Morgan
Ghostface
Portrayed by: Evan
"Unstoppable like Jason, you can't stop the bloodshed."
- Mic Drop: He does this at the end of the battle with a knife.
Samara Morgan
Voiced by: GarbageGothic
Portrayed by: Adroitwhiz
"I'm trapped in the waters but protected by God."
- The Bus Came Back: She re-appears as part of the Ghost Rap Cypher in Part 6.
- Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl: The Trope Codifier for white-clad female ghost with long hair that covers up her face appears in said iconic looks. Ghostface even calls her by the trope name.
Zelda Goldman vs. Charlie Graham (Bonus Episode)
Zelda Goldman
Voiced by: Freshy Kanal
"Charlie? Is that you, for God's sake?"
- Attention Whore: Charlie accuses her of being a bratty attention seeker.
Charlie Graham
Voiced by: GarbageGothic
"Mom said I'm too young to watch this thriller."
- Creepy Monotone: The creepy girl raps with monotonously, even when the subtitles have exclamation sign.
- Creepy Shadowed Undereyes: She is drawn with dark shadows around her eyes, adding to her creepiness.
- Like Father, Like Son: Spoofed. Zelda says being "roasted" runs in the Graham family, referring her father's fiery death.
Pennywise vs. Freddy Krueger
Pennywise The Dancing Clown
Voiced by: Freshy Kanal
"You're out of your airtime, do you want a balloon?"
- Actor Allusion: Freddy makes references to Pennywise's actors:
- Evil Laugh: He does one before starting his first verse, then again at the end of the battle.
- The Cameo: He briefly appears in Caroline vs. Alice in Wonderland as Alice sings a Shout-Out to It.
- Overly Narrow Superlative: Freddy jokes that Pennywise's sequel wasn't even the best clown-related movie to be released in late 2019.
- Pædo Hunt: He brings up Freddy's history as a sexual predator.
Freddy Krueger
Voiced by: J Morris The Review Guy & Light
"It's prime time for a rap battle, bitch!"
- Boring Insult: A rather subtle and clever one. Freddy says that Pennywise is helping him kill people by having them read It.
- Chekhov's Gunman: He was mentioned by Mr. Bear in the very first episode of the series.
- Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: Freddy jokes about Tim Curry needing a wheelchair.
- Facial Horror: Pennywise makes a few cracks about Freddy's disfigured face.
- Foreshadowing: Freddy indirectly alludes to The Joker by saying he's better than Pennywise. The Joker appears in the next battle.
- This Is for Emphasis, Bitch!: "It's prime time for a rap battle, bitch!"
The Joker vs. Alex DeLarge (Bonus Episode)
The Joker
Voiced by: Titanium
"I'll exact it without thinking, like magic without a trick."
- The Cameo: In Monika vs. Harley Quinn.
Alex DeLarge
Voiced by: King Mewtwo
"On the streets I was a tragedy and yes, I paid for it."
- Even Evil Has Standards: He expresses horror at Joker's relationship with Harley Quinn.
Simon Belmont vs. Rick Grimes (Bonus Episode)
Simon Belmont
Voiced by: S C O Psy VA
"My kill count stacks a whole evolution of beasts."
- Always Second Best: Rick says that Simon is outclassed by his grandfather in team spirit.
Rick Grimes
Voiced by: Alex / J Morris The Review Guy
"Coming out from the woodwork, it's sheriff Rick Grimes."
- Ending Fatigue: Simon brings up how long TWD plots take to end, to the point of making fans mindless like the Walkers.
Alexander Hamilton vs. Luke Skywalker
Alexander Hamilton
Voiced by: Jason
"No amount of ticket sales could match my Tonys!"
- Boring Insult: He questions what Luke is fighting for in the battle aside from making him bored.
- Broken Pedestal: Luke claims that he doesn't need the Force to make George Washington turn in his grave, because it's already happening due to Alex's actions.
- Composite Character: His portrayal here is mainly based off his portrayal in Hamilton, to the point where many of Hamilton's lyrics are about Lin-Manuel Miranda rather than himself, but there are also a few references to details about the real Hamilton's life that didn't make it into the play, such as his involvement in slave trading before he became an abolitionist.
- Dark and Troubled Past: Luke brings up the hurricane that Alexander's hometown was destroyed by.
- Fan Hater: He does not think highly of the Star Wars fandom, as he explains to Luke in his second verse:"Your legacy became some losers living with their mamas
Spewing racist drama, giving child actors trauma!" - Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy: Luke compares Alexander's aim to stormtroopers, saying it's the reason he died in his duel with Aaron Burr.
- Kick the Dog: Takes a dig at the deaths of Luke's aunt and uncle.
- Outliving One's Offspring: Luke mocks him for letting his son die in a duel.
- Social Climber: Luke calls him out for only being motivated to be famous.
- Waxing Lyrical: He starts the battle by questioning how Luke went from a heroic figure to a sellout in a similar way to the opening lines of "Alexander Hamilton" from the musical.
Luke Skywalker
Voiced by: ProjectAlpha22
"This battle, man, I'm owning it!"
- Actor Allusion: "Hamill's hamming on Hamilton!"
- Badass Decay: Alexander says that Luke used to be the coolest before he became a burnout.
- Brother–Sister Incest: Alex brings up Luke's infamous relationship with his sister.Hamilton: You just wanna take your sister to the room where it happens.
- Clothing Damage: While he boasts about ranking in courts, Alexander makes fun of Luke's tattered robes.
- Creator Backlash: Hamilton references George Lucas' infamous hatred of the The Star Wars Holiday Special.
- Sell-Out: Alexander calls him "the biggest sellout in a billion-dollar franchise."
- Whip of Dominance: Threatens to leave Hamilton whipped like every slave he was responsible for shipping back home.
