History Characters / DeathBattleSeasonFour

* WouldHitAGirl: He doesn't hesitate to punch and shoot at Lara.

** TJ's gloves each have a star on the back and "CHAMP" written on the outer wrists, never mind being fingered boxing gloves, implying they're his personal gloves instead of being provided by the venue. Possibly downplayed since he could've had them inspected to prove they weren't loaded.

* CombatPragmatist: [[TheAtoner While his cheating days are mostly behind him]] (barring a few [[FinishingMove No Mercies]] that wouldn't be legal in '''any''' ring, ever, like [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim simply shooting his foe with a machine gun]]), he used to be a shameless cheater, starting when, as a boy, he added [[PowerFist a roll of quarters to his boxing glove]] to break the nose of his opponent. When Balrog knocks out the ref, he's free to at least use his Shoot Toss and a kick for good measure.

** In addition, his boxing shorts don't have a contrasting color for a clear line of demarcation for below-the-belt hits. Again downplayed since the Texas flags on the sides end at the waistband, but TJ would likely be asked to change shorts.

* AllAmericanFace: Played with in that, while he was a massive {{Heel}} way back when, nowadays, he's gone straight (and is the good boxer between him and Balrog), and wears the Texas flag on his shorts. He moves in at the start of the match to touch gloves in the name of good sportsmanship (if not with a bit of gloating on his part), only for Balrog to dismiss him.

* WearingAFlagOnYourHead: Well, on your shorts more like.

* AllAmericanFace: Played with in that, while he was a massive {{Heel}} way back when, nowadays, he's gone straight (and is the good boxer between him and Balrog), and wears the American flag on his shorts. He moves in at the start of the match to touch gloves in the name of good sportsmanship (if not with a bit of gloating on his part), only for Balrog to dismiss him.

* WalkingShirtlessScene: After the BattleStrip. He should have been shirtless to begin with, given the circumstances, but it was probably too difficult to get him to cooperate.

* ArcherArchetype: Since 2013 she uses a makeshift compound bow against enemies as well as for travel. In the fight, she smacks Nathan in the head with the bow, but before she can fire an arrow at him, she's forced to jump out of the jeep before it crashes into some rocks.

* CoolGuns: He has a vintage blunderbuss he likes to use to drive anyone unwelcome out of his property, though he doesn't use it in the fight proper.

* DropTheHammer: Thor's famous weapon is the hammer Mjolnir, from which most of his power is derived from. It is a divine weapon forged in a star from the mystical metal Uru and imbued with the essence of a galaxy-sized supernatural hurricane called the God Tempest, which was sealed inside it by Odin. Sadly, a hammer is not a piercing weapon, so he can't hurt Diana with it.

* StoneWall: He's ultimately this compared to his opponent being much slower and weaker but is demonstrated to be much tougher. However, him being much slower and weaker means he couldn't outspeed or outmuscle his opponent and that Diana could bypass his superior natural defenses with her atom-slicing blade and that her durability could only really being compromised by piercing weapons, something that [[DropTheHammer Mjolnir]] wouldn't really qualify as.

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Season 10: [[Characters/DeathBattleSeasonTen Episodes 172-179]] | [[Characters/DeathBattleSeasonTenPart2 Episodes 180-187]]\\

* CurbStompBattle: Initially averted, as they were pretty evenly matched. Once Silver Samurai scored a hit, though, Shredder decided to stop playing around and broke out the mutagen to become Super Shredder. He then lays down a brutal curb-stomp on Harada that ends a particularly ''brutal'' death.

* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Sics a squadron of Foot Clan ninjas onto Silver Samurai before appearing on his own. The Foot Clan ninjas are instantly destroyed in a CurbStompBattle. Shredder proves to be a far stronger opponent -- enough to kill Silver Samurai.

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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Thanks to being a bear, he's ''far'' stronger than a dog. What does he do when he's pinned down thanks to [=McGruff=] pouncing on him from a tree? Simply turn the situation around via his superior strength and pin the Crime Dog down instead in one swift movement.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: He may be a humanoid dog with higher speed and agility than Smokey, but Smokey's a ''goddamn bear'' who's far stronger ''and'' tougher. As such his blows can't do much to Smokey, and when he manages to pin down Smokey, the bear uses his superior strength to turn the situation around and pin [=McGruff=] down instead. Boomstick [[LampshadeHanging points this out in the results]] and Deadpool also does it in Thanos Vs Darkseid.

* OhCrap: After Lara jumps out of the truck, leaving it without a driver and about to plow into stone debris. This is practically Nate's CatchPhrase.

* BadassBoast: His infamous CatchPhrase is modified to make one hell of a boast. Doubles as a PreMortemOneLiner.

* CatchPhrase: "''Only you can prevent forest fires!''"

* CatchPhrase: "''Take a bite out of crime!''"

* PreAsskickingOneLiner: Modifies his CatchPhrase into one as he runs Smokey down with his [[CarFu nitro-fueled monster truck]]. Not that it does him much good.

* BerserkButton: The normally mild-mannered bear goes [[IncrediblyLamePun bear-serk]] if you're being careless about fire control. [=McGruff=] setting it off when he doesn't even try to stop a fire is what causes the fight.

!![[VideoGame/DevilMayCry Vergil]]

* WeaksauceWeakness: Amusingly, Wiz points out that Shredder seems to have aversions to [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles garbage trucks]], [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesIITheSecretOfTheOoze newborn infants, wood]], and [[ScreenToStageAdaptation the power of music]], and has [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 an obsessive desire to eat his enemies as soup]]. Boomstick has to wonder if the 90s were always that bad.

* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Before ''ComicBook/TheNew52'', Bane went through this trope, bouncing from villain to AntiHero.

* IAmNotShazam: Is not actually named "Batman Beyond", he is just referred to as Batman. The beyond is about the fact he's the first person to take up the mantle of Batman after Bruce Wayne was forced to retire (fifth, in the comics continuity). That said, the series still refers to him because, as shown at the end of ''Justice League'', the experiment that led to him was called "Project: Batman Beyond."

* IAmNotShazam: Is not actually named "Spider-Man 2099", he is just referred to as Spider-Man who happens to be from the year 2099, long after Peter Parker has passed away.

* BoobsOfSteel: As [[AllMenArePerverts Boomstick]] is happy to point out.

* NoBodyLeftBehind: Electrocutes Ace's flesh-and-blood body and then burns it to ashes.