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'''Basic Trope''': An crossover fight, confrontation, or comparison.
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'''Basic Trope''': An A crossover fight, confrontation, or comparison.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is a FlyingBrick on ''The Justice Tropers'' comic book. Alice is a FlyingBrick in a recent movie. A crossover work is written in which the two fight one another.
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'''Basic Trope''': An crossover fight, confrontation, or comparison.
* '''Straight''': Bob is a FlyingBrick on ''The Justice Tropers'' comic book. Alice is a FlyingBrick in a recent movie. A crossover work is written in which the two fight one another.
* '''Exaggerated''': Alice and Bob head entire organizations of superheroes with thousands of members each, and a crossover work is made where the organizations clash.
* '''Downplayed''': Alice tests whether her ice beam is a better power than Bob's laser vision in a friendly BeamOWar.
* '''Justified''': Bob and Alice have very different goals, and when wormhole timely wimpy suff happens, a fight is inevitable.
* '''Inverted''': Instead of fighting and violence, it's about caring and love. See CrossoverShip.
* '''Subverted''': Bob and Alice get into some heated arguments during their crossover, but don't physically fight. See EvasiveFightThreadEpisode.
* '''Double Subverted''': But the one argument goes too far.
* '''Parodied''': Alice and Bob are in a serious, climatic fight during their crossover, but who wins? Batman.
* '''Zig Zagged''': The crossover work looks like it's going to have a fight between Alice and Bob, but then it doesn't happen. They do compare similar powers though, and another pair of heroes in the work play the trope straight.
* '''Averted''': The work is not a crossover.
* '''Enforced''': "Look guys. Alice and Bob are popular heroes. If we make a crossover and have them fight, we could ride the fanboy debate to make a lot of money."
* '''Lampshaded''': "Alice and Bob are both heroes. Why are they trying to kill each other?"
* '''Invoked''': Alice and Bob are forced to fight each other by a being on a higher plane of existence called [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall Pro Ducer, motivated by the clamor of the Fann Basee tribe as to who would win]].
* '''Exploited''': A villain manipulates the crossed-over heroes to fight each other so the villain will have their opponents gone once and for all.
* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob consciously avoid arguments and fighting with each other during their crossover, knowing it would be beneficial to the villains.
* '''Discussed''': "Alice vs. Bob! Woohoo! AndThenTheFandomRejoiced!"
* '''Conversed''': "Look at Alice and Bob over there. I bet Alice would win."
* '''Implied''': Alice and Bob get into an argument one night. The next day, when Bob is seemingly gone, Alice is oddly cynical with her team abut a search and rescue operation yielding a live Bob.
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Have you ever wondered who would win in a fight? If you do, head over to the UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny tournament on the west side.
* '''Straight''': Bob is a FlyingBrick on ''The Justice Tropers'' comic book. Alice is a FlyingBrick in a recent movie. A crossover work is written in which the two fight one another.
* '''Exaggerated''': Alice and Bob head entire organizations of superheroes with thousands of members each, and a crossover work is made where the organizations clash.
* '''Downplayed''': Alice tests whether her ice beam is a better power than Bob's laser vision in a friendly BeamOWar.
* '''Justified''': Bob and Alice have very different goals, and when wormhole timely wimpy suff happens, a fight is inevitable.
* '''Inverted''': Instead of fighting and violence, it's about caring and love. See CrossoverShip.
* '''Subverted''': Bob and Alice get into some heated arguments during their crossover, but don't physically fight. See EvasiveFightThreadEpisode.
* '''Double Subverted''': But the one argument goes too far.
* '''Parodied''': Alice and Bob are in a serious, climatic fight during their crossover, but who wins? Batman.
* '''Zig Zagged''': The crossover work looks like it's going to have a fight between Alice and Bob, but then it doesn't happen. They do compare similar powers though, and another pair of heroes in the work play the trope straight.
* '''Averted''': The work is not a crossover.
* '''Enforced''': "Look guys. Alice and Bob are popular heroes. If we make a crossover and have them fight, we could ride the fanboy debate to make a lot of money."
* '''Lampshaded''': "Alice and Bob are both heroes. Why are they trying to kill each other?"
* '''Invoked''': Alice and Bob are forced to fight each other by a being on a higher plane of existence called [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall Pro Ducer, motivated by the clamor of the Fann Basee tribe as to who would win]].
* '''Exploited''': A villain manipulates the crossed-over heroes to fight each other so the villain will have their opponents gone once and for all.
* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob consciously avoid arguments and fighting with each other during their crossover, knowing it would be beneficial to the villains.
* '''Discussed''': "Alice vs. Bob! Woohoo! AndThenTheFandomRejoiced!"
* '''Conversed''': "Look at Alice and Bob over there. I bet Alice would win."
* '''Implied''': Alice and Bob get into an argument one night. The next day, when Bob is seemingly gone, Alice is oddly cynical with her team abut a search and rescue operation yielding a live Bob.
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