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** [[spoiler:The Grandmaster's team is entirely killed off (with the exception of the Sentry) and several of the alternate universe Dark Avengers and Thunderbolts die, but the Collector's team - who all hail from Earth-616 - all survive, including those who were dead to begin with (Ares, Stick and Night Thrasher).
* FiveManBand: The Collector's team of heroes from Earth-616 end up as this:
** TheLeader: White Fox, the one who pushes [[ComicBook/TheUltimates2015 the Ultimates]] into intervening and who ends up calling most of the shots.
** TheLancer: Guillotine, who acts as White Fox's right hand fighter.
** TheBigGuy: Ares, the strongest member of the team.
** TheSmartGuy: Stick, who [[spoiler:allies with the Sentry and successfully fools the Maestro.]]
** TheChick: Outlaw, who acts as TheHeart of the team, [[spoiler:as well as TheHero.]]
** SixthRanger: Night Thrasher; though he's not the last to join the team, he's the last to be introduced, and [[spoiler:the first to leave the team permanently]].
** TheLeader: White Fox, the one who pushes [[ComicBook/TheUltimates2015 the Ultimates]] into intervening and who ends up calling most of the shots.
** TheLancer: Guillotine, who acts as White Fox's right hand fighter.
** TheBigGuy: Ares, the strongest member of the team.
** TheSmartGuy: Stick, who [[spoiler:allies with the Sentry and successfully fools the Maestro.]]
** TheChick: Outlaw, who acts as TheHeart of the team, [[spoiler:as well as TheHero.]]
** SixthRanger: Night Thrasher; though he's not the last to join the team, he's the last to be introduced, and [[spoiler:the first to leave the team permanently]].
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** The alternate Earth in issue 9 seems to have not undergone the Skrull Invasion, or Dark Reign, or Siege, or if it did it happened very differently, given Tony Stark is still a figure of authority, and the Registration Act is still in full force. Also, Bill Foster is still alive.
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** The alternate Earth in issue 9 seems to have not undergone the Skrull Invasion, or Dark Reign, or Siege, or if it did it happened very differently, given Tony Stark is still a figure of authority, and the Registration Act is still in full force. Also, Bill Foster is still alive. [[spoiler:Issue 10 implies that the Skrull invasion did happen, based on what Steve says to Tony... but it ''did'' happen differently: Tony used the Reality Stone to alter the course of the Civil War and rig his election to the US Presidency.]]
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* IronicDeath: Jake Gallows, Punisher 2099, constantly displays deep contempt for Outlaw for giving up on being the British Punisher, claiming he's not a true Punisher and that he doesn't deserve to wear the skull. [[spoiler:In issue 10, Jake Gallows is unceremoniously killed off by the Civil War-verse's Frank Castle.]]
-->'''Outlaw:''' Frank-//
'''Frank Castle:''' Wearing the skull. Didn't approve him.
-->'''Outlaw:''' Frank-//
'''Frank Castle:''' Wearing the skull. Didn't approve him.
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** RetiredOutlaw: [[CaptainObvious It's in the name.]]
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** After [[spoiler:getting kicked out of Battlerealm]] the Collector apparently started obsessing over a duck. It's a reference to the events in the current ''Comicbook/HowardTheDuck'' book.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: In the ''All-New, All-Different Marvel Point One'' one-shot that serves as a prologue, the Maestro rejects Comicboook/{{Carnage}} as an option, for being ''too'' crazy for him.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: In the ''All-New, All-Different Marvel Point One'' one-shot that serves as a prologue, the Maestro rejects Comicboook/{{Carnage}} Comicboook/{{Carnage}} as an option, for being ''too'' crazy for him.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: In the ''All-New, All-Different Marvel Point One'' one-shot that serves as a prologue, the Maestro rejects Carnage Comicboook/{{Carnage}} as an option, for being ''too'' crazy for him.
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* HopeSpot: White Fox eventually gets the Ultimates involved, and brings them to Battlerealm to put an end to the Maestro's scheme. [[spoiler: The Ultimates end up sent home without any memory of what occurred, and White Fox ends up trapped in Battlerealm as one of the new fighters. The only one who actually ends up with anything good happening to them in all this is Night Thrasher, who is sent back to Earth-616 with the Ultimates.]]
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* HyperspaceArsenal: Maestro's armour stores weapons he's taken from the champions of other universes, and allows him to teleport them in on command.
* IdiotBall: The Maestro, who previously argued against kidnapping prominent superheroes because someone would notice, decides in issue 9 to kidnap one universe's Avengers. Sure enough, the people of that universe don't take their mightiest heroes being abducted too well, and send the Thunderbolts after them. Maestro's conversation with Rick Jones implies he did this because he was bored.
* IdiotBall: The Maestro, who previously argued against kidnapping prominent superheroes because someone would notice, decides in issue 9 to kidnap one universe's Avengers. Sure enough, the people of that universe don't take their mightiest heroes being abducted too well, and send the Thunderbolts after them. Maestro's conversation with Rick Jones implies he did this because he was bored.
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* HyperspaceArsenal: Maestro's armour armor stores weapons he's taken from the champions of other universes, and allows him to teleport them in on command.
* IdiotBall: The Maestro, who previously argued against kidnapping prominent superheroes because someone would notice, decides in issue 9 to kidnap one universe's Avengers. Sure enough, the people of that universe don't take their mightiest heroes being abducted too well, and send theThunderbolts Comicbook/{{Thunderbolts}} after them. Maestro's conversation with Rick Jones implies he did this because he was bored.
* IdiotBall: The Maestro, who previously argued against kidnapping prominent superheroes because someone would notice, decides in issue 9 to kidnap one universe's Avengers. Sure enough, the people of that universe don't take their mightiest heroes being abducted too well, and send the
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first issue depicts several superheroes on the cover who are not involved in the contest at all. Several early issues also depict White Fox as being involved, even though as of issue 5 she hasn't yet become aware of the games.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first issue depicts several superheroes on the cover who are not involved in the contest at all. Several early issues also depict White Fox as being involved, even though as of issue 5 she hasn't yet become aware doesn't actually end up in the contest until the second half of the games.series.
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* HumanoidAbomination: The Void, the Sentry's SuperPoweredEvilSide/EnemyWithout. He's killed by Gallows, but his essence combines with remnants of the Venom symbiote to form the Symbioids.
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* BigDamnHeroes: [[ComicBook/TheUltimates2015 The Ultimates]] attempt this, but only get Night Thrasher by accident when Maestro sends them back. An AU ComicBook/{{Thunderbolts}} team comprised of Steve Rogers, Peter Parker, Susan Storm, Frank Castle and Bill Foster are sent in on a suicide mission to rescue their team of Avengers, lead by a President Tony Stark.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The Avengers the Maestro takes in issue 9 are zapped with the Iso-sphere, so they don't realise they're on Battleworld, and are convinced their opponents are Skrulls.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The Avengers the Maestro takes in issue 9 are zapped with the Iso-sphere, so they don't realise realize they're on Battleworld, and are convinced their opponents are Skrulls.Skrulls.
* BullyingADragon: White Fox attempting to arrest the Grandmaster.
* BullyingADragon: White Fox attempting to arrest the Grandmaster.
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** As well as the Maestro, who snarks at everyone and everything.
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* HollywoodHacking: Used with gratuitous LampshadeHanging when [[spoiler:Night Thrasher starts using it on the Maestro's prison systems]]. Bullseye tries pointing out that it doesn't work that way... only for [[spoiler:him]] to do just that.
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* TautalogicalTemplar: The Iron Patriot claims he doesn't make mistakes "anymore".
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* TautalogicalTemplar: TautologicalTemplar: The Iron Patriot claims he doesn't make mistakes "anymore".
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** And in issue 8, [[spoiler:Madame Hydra's head explodes.]]
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* ForWantOfANail: Most of the Grandmaster's fighters are from alternate universes that are similar to the mainstream universe, but with some very significant divergences. For instance, ComicBook/{{Venom}} managed to kill his world's Spider-Man, while Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk never evolved out of his Joe Fixit persona from the 1980's.
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* ForWantOfANail: FishOutOfWater: Nigel Higgins is a street-level person, not an international superhero. He's way out of his depth, something he tries pointing out in issue 9.
* ForWantOfANail:
** Most of the Grandmaster's fighters are from alternate universes that are similar to the mainstream universe, but with some very significant divergences. For instance, ComicBook/{{Venom}} managed to kill his world's Spider-Man, while Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk never evolved out of his Joe Fixit persona from the 1980's.
** The alternate Earth in issue 9 seems to have not undergone the Skrull Invasion, or Dark Reign, or Siege, or if it did it happened very differently, given Tony Stark is still a figure of authority, and the Registration Act is still in full force. Also, Bill Foster is still alive.
* ForWantOfANail:
** Most of the Grandmaster's fighters are from alternate universes that are similar to the mainstream universe, but with some very significant divergences. For instance, ComicBook/{{Venom}} managed to kill his world's Spider-Man, while Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk never evolved out of his Joe Fixit persona from the 1980's.
** The alternate Earth in issue 9 seems to have not undergone the Skrull Invasion, or Dark Reign, or Siege, or if it did it happened very differently, given Tony Stark is still a figure of authority, and the Registration Act is still in full force. Also, Bill Foster is still alive.
* IdiotBall: The Maestro, who previously argued against kidnapping prominent superheroes because someone would notice, decides in issue 9 to kidnap one universe's Avengers. Sure enough, the people of that universe don't take their mightiest heroes being abducted too well, and send the Thunderbolts after them. Maestro's conversation with Rick Jones implies he did this because he was bored.
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* OhCrap: The Maestro is an even stronger future version of the Hulk, so the fact that Guillotine's spur of the moment attack in issue 2 actually causes him to stutter speaks volumes.
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* OhCrap: OhCrap:
** The Maestro is an even stronger future version of the Hulk, so the fact that Guillotine's spur of the moment attack in issue 2 actually causes him to stutter speaksvolumes.volumes.
** Ares in issue 9, when he sees the Iron Patriot and realises it's [[spoiler:Tony Stark, in full-on fascist mode.]]
** The Maestro is an even stronger future version of the Hulk, so the fact that Guillotine's spur of the moment attack in issue 2 actually causes him to stutter speaks
** Ares in issue 9, when he sees the Iron Patriot and realises it's [[spoiler:Tony Stark, in full-on fascist mode.]]
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A third series called ''Contest of Champions'', which is a tie-in to the video game ''VideoGame/MarvelContestOfChampions'', launched as part of ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentMarvel in 2015. The series is written by Creator/AlEwing.
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A third series called ''Contest of Champions'', which is a tie-in to the video game ''VideoGame/MarvelContestOfChampions'', launched as part of ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentMarvel in 2015. The series is was written by Creator/AlEwing.
Creator/AlEwing. It lasted ten issues before being cancelled.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The Avengers the Maestro takes in issue 9 are zapped with the Iso-sphere, so they don't realise they're on Battleworld, and are convinced their opponents are Skrulls.
* ClonesArePeopleToo: In issue 9, the Maestro points out Thunderstrike is just a clone of Thor. He murmurs that while it is true, he didn't have to say it so rudely.
* LampshadeHanging: Bullseye tries to be the OnlySaneMan, pointing out that despite what [[spoiler:Night Thrasher]] says, he can't just "[[HollywoodHacking hack]]" the Maestro's systems like that. Then he goes and does it anyway.
* OurPresidentsAreDifferent: Issue 9 introduces the Iron Patriot, [[spoiler:a zealous pro-registration version of Tony Stark, who's locked up most of his fellow superheroes, and conscripted them as Thunderbolts.]]
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* ShoutOut: The Grandmaster has a "[[Film/WreckItRalph Fix-It Felix]]" machine in his arcade.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** The Grandmaster has a "[[Film/WreckItRalph Fix-It Felix]]" machine in hisarcade.arcade.
** When [[spoiler:Night Thrasher]] "hacks" the Maestro's systems, [[VideoGame/PacMan brightly coloured ghosts]] can be seen floating about inside the representation of cyberspace.
** The Grandmaster has a "[[Film/WreckItRalph Fix-It Felix]]" machine in his
** When [[spoiler:Night Thrasher]] "hacks" the Maestro's systems, [[VideoGame/PacMan brightly coloured ghosts]] can be seen floating about inside the representation of cyberspace.
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*** Comicbook/{{Wolverine}} is from Canada, but most of the time works in the United States with the ComicBook/{{X-Men}}.
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** [[ComicBook/{{X-Men}} Angel]] vs Le Peregrine
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: The Maestro and the Collector think that using D-list heroes will prevent anyone outside of Battlerealm from realizing what is happening. [[spoiler: Instead, the death of an obscure Korean hero named Gun-R is what causes White Fox to begin investigating the disappearances]].
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: NiceJobFixingItVillain:
** The Maestro and the Collector think that using D-list heroes will prevent anyone outside of Battlerealm from realizing what is happening. [[spoiler: Instead, the death of an obscure Korean hero named Gun-R is what causes White Fox to begin investigating the disappearances]].
** The Maestro and the Collector think that using D-list heroes will prevent anyone outside of Battlerealm from realizing what is happening. [[spoiler: Instead, the death of an obscure Korean hero named Gun-R is what causes White Fox to begin investigating the disappearances]].
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-->'''The Collector:''' I am The Collector! I ''want!'' - I ''take'' - I ''collect!'' That is my ''function'' - my very ''being! And I say the Iso-Sphere is mine!''
-->'''The Maestro:''' ''Wrong!'' Your desire is ''small and petty'' - the hoarder's need for ''junk'', piled high in disused rooms! All ''you'' want is another ''trinket'' - another ''keepsake'', a cosmic ''figurine'' for your mantel. - And ''I! WANT! '''EVERYTHING!'''''
-->'''The Maestro:''' ''Wrong!'' Your desire is ''small and petty'' - the hoarder's need for ''junk'', piled high in disused rooms! All ''you'' want is another ''trinket'' - another ''keepsake'', a cosmic ''figurine'' for your mantel. - And ''I! WANT! '''EVERYTHING!'''''
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** Maestro thinks this way about the Collector [[spoiler:picking Night Thrasher as a champion rather than White Fox. Fox is actively investigating them on Earth, drawing unwanted attention, and Night Thrasher proves to be too cunning and genre savvy to keep in line on Battleworld.]]
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* BigBadWannabe: The Collector may put on a lot of talk, and he may have the Iso-sphere, but it's pretty clear from the outset he's not the ''real'' big bad of the story.
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* CategoryTraitor: Jake Gallows hates Outlaw, because Outlaw retired, something Gallows takes as a "betrayal".
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* CategoryTraitor: Jake Gallows hates Outlaw, because Outlaw retired, something Gallows takes as a "betrayal"."betrayal" from a fellow Punisher.
** In issue 7, Night Thrasher brings up his old company, and how before he took over it had been engaged in some very illegal business practices (as seen all the way back in the first volume of ''ComicBook/NewWarriors'').
** And Guillotine, who also has a "history" with the main universes' T'Challa.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: The fate of any Ringer sent home, so as to prevent them from telling about the contest.
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** The fate of any Ringer sent home, so as to prevent them from telling about thecontest.contest.
** [[spoiler:Also what happens to the Ultimates and Night Thrasher, when The Maestro gets rid of them.]]
** The fate of any Ringer sent home, so as to prevent them from telling about the
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* OnlyMostlyDead: [[spoiler:The Void and the Sentry survive being killed by Gallows... sort of. Given the sort of punishment their Earth-616 counterparts survived, this is hardly surprising.]]
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted, thanks to the magic of alternate universes. There are two different versions of the Hulk (Maestro and Joe Fixit), and by issue 7, [[spoiler:two versions of Rick Jones.]]
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** After [[spoiler:getting kicked out of Battlerealm]] the Collector apparently started [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy obsessing over a duck]].
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* ShoutOut: The Grandmaster has a "[[Film/WreckItRalph Fix-It Felix]]" machine in his arcade.
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** In issue 5, [[spoiler:Joe Fixit, Stick and the Sentry are killed.]]
** In issue 7, [[spoiler:Eddie Brock is executed by Gallows.]]
** In issue 7, [[spoiler:Eddie Brock is executed by Gallows.]]
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* EvilSmellsBad: Gomora remarks that the Venom they're up against smells much fouler than the one she's comrades with.
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** In issue 6, the Maestro's [[spoiler:fight with the Grandmaster for his Iso-sliver:
-->'''Maestro''': How long since you've fought your own battles? Hm? I've fought every day of my life. And I'm the strongest one there is. This is going to be ''fun.''
-->Narration: Four and a half minutes later.
-->'''Maestro''': All right. That wasn't fun.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Thank you.
-->'''Maestro''': I think you broke my arm. And some ribs.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Glad to hear it. I'm just going to lie here and let my spine reattach for a while...]]
-->'''Maestro''': How long since you've fought your own battles? Hm? I've fought every day of my life. And I'm the strongest one there is. This is going to be ''fun.''
-->Narration: Four and a half minutes later.
-->'''Maestro''': All right. That wasn't fun.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Thank you.
-->'''Maestro''': I think you broke my arm. And some ribs.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Glad to hear it. I'm just going to lie here and let my spine reattach for a while...]]
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-->[[spoiler:'''Maestro''': How long since you've fought your own battles? Hm? I've fought every day of my life. And I'm the strongest one there is. This is going to be ''fun.''
-->Narration:'']]
-->[[spoiler:Narration: Four and a half minuteslater.
-->'''Maestro''':later.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Maestro''': All right. That wasn'tfun.
-->'''Grandmaster''':fun.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Grandmaster''': Thankyou.
-->'''Maestro''':you.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Maestro''': I think you broke my arm. And someribs.
-->'''Grandmaster''':ribs.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Grandmaster''': Glad to hear it. I'm just going to lie here and let my spine reattach for a while...]]
-->'''Maestro''':
-->[[spoiler:'''Maestro''': How long since you've fought your own battles? Hm? I've fought every day of my life. And I'm the strongest one there is. This is going to be ''fun.
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** In issue 6, the Maestro [[spoiler:attacks the Grandmaster to get his Iso-8 sliver. The fight lasts four minutes, in the Maestro's favour, and he comments afterward that if the Grandmaster had just a little more power he might have won.]]
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** In issue 6, the Maestro [[spoiler:attacks Maestro's [[spoiler:fight with the Grandmaster to get for his Iso-8 sliver. The fight lasts four minutes, in Iso-sliver:
-->'''Maestro''': How long since you've fought your own battles? Hm? I've fought every day of my life. And I'm theMaestro's favour, strongest one there is. This is going to be ''fun.''
-->Narration: Four andhe comments afterward that if the Grandmaster had a half minutes later.
-->'''Maestro''': All right. That wasn't fun.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Thank you.
-->'''Maestro''': I think you broke my arm. And some ribs.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Glad to hear it. I'm just going to lie here and let my spine reattach for alittle more power he might have won.while...]]
-->'''Maestro''': How long since you've fought your own battles? Hm? I've fought every day of my life. And I'm the
-->Narration: Four and
-->'''Maestro''': All right. That wasn't fun.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Thank you.
-->'''Maestro''': I think you broke my arm. And some ribs.
-->'''Grandmaster''': Glad to hear it. I'm just going to lie here and let my spine reattach for a
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* BigBad: The Collector and the Maestro on one side, The Grandmaster and Punisher 2099 on the other. Come issue 5 [[spoiler:The Maestro outs the Collector and the Grandmaster, with him and Gallows becoming a BigBadDuumvirate.]]
* BigBad: The Collector and the Maestro on one side, The Grandmaster and Punisher 2099 on the other. Come issue 5 [[spoiler:The Maestro outs the Collector and the Grandmaster, with him and Gallows becoming a BigBadDuumvirate.]]
* BloodKnight: Ares' reaction to being attacked by the summoners is joy, right up until he notices his enemies aren't bleeding or begging for mercy.
* BloodKnight: Ares' reaction to being attacked by the summoners is joy, right up until he notices his enemies aren't bleeding or begging for mercy.
** The fight in issue 4 takes place in The Wastelands.
** During the opening part of issue 6, the Maestro notes the first part of The Contest took place in what remained of Arcade's Killeseum.
** During the opening part of issue 6, the Maestro notes the first part of The Contest took place in what remained of Arcade's Killeseum.
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* CrossThrough: In issue 5, White Fox's investigation into Gun-R's death leads her to ask [[ComicBook/TheUltimates2015 the Ultimates]] for help.
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* CrossThrough: In issue 5, 6, White Fox's investigation into Gun-R's death leads her to ask [[ComicBook/TheUltimates2015 the Ultimates]] for help.
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** In issue 5 [[spoiler:The Maestro beats on the Grandmaster, but doesn't manage to kill him, so while the Maestro makes his power-play, the Grandmaster just lies there and lets his spine heal back into position.]]
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** In issue 5 6 [[spoiler:The Maestro beats on the Grandmaster, but doesn't manage to kill him, so while the Maestro makes his power-play, the Grandmaster just lies there and lets his spine heal back into position.]]
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: Gun-R, a Korean superhero who'd been violently killed in the games, was supposedly one of South Korea's most famous superheroes.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: HeroOfAnotherStory:
** Gun-R, a Korean superhero who'd been violently killed in the games, was supposedly one of South Korea's most famoussuperheroes.superheroes.
** Despite this comic being White Fox's first appearance, she apparently has a history of super-heroics to her name already, including a few dealings with alternate realities.
** Gun-R, a Korean superhero who'd been violently killed in the games, was supposedly one of South Korea's most famous
** Despite this comic being White Fox's first appearance, she apparently has a history of super-heroics to her name already, including a few dealings with alternate realities.
* ItsPersonal:
** Ares is still miffed about having been torn in half by his realities' Sentry, and is itching for a chance to get revenge, even on a Sentry from another reality.
** Issue 6 has a brief moment that shows a young White Fox interacting with Gun-R, implying her hunt for his killers is at least partly personal.
** Ares is still miffed about having been torn in half by his realities' Sentry, and is itching for a chance to get revenge, even on a Sentry from another reality.
** Issue 6 has a brief moment that shows a young White Fox interacting with Gun-R, implying her hunt for his killers is at least partly personal.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In issue 5, the Maestro [[spoiler:attacks the Grandmaster to get his Iso-8 sliver. The fight lasts four minutes, in the Maestro's favour, and he comments afterward that if the Grandmaster had just a little more power he might have won.]]
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: OffscreenMomentOfAwesome:
** Issue 3, Stick manages to defeat The Sentry while the action is focused elsewhere, and refuses to say how. [[spoiler:Issue 4 reveals he convinced the Sentry to take a dive.]]
** In issue5, 6, the Maestro [[spoiler:attacks the Grandmaster to get his Iso-8 sliver. The fight lasts four minutes, in the Maestro's favour, and he comments afterward that if the Grandmaster had just a little more power he might have won.]]
** Issue 3, Stick manages to defeat The Sentry while the action is focused elsewhere, and refuses to say how. [[spoiler:Issue 4 reveals he convinced the Sentry to take a dive.]]
** In issue
* OhCrap: The Maestro is an even stronger future version of the Hulk, so the fact that Guillotine's spur of the moment attack in issue 2 actually causes him to stutter speaks volumes.
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* PatchworkWorld: Battlerealm is composed of bits and pieces of the Multiverse.
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* PatchworkWorld: Battlerealm is composed of bits and pieces of the Multiverse.what was once [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 Battleworld]].
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The Maestro gives the Collector one as he [[spoiler:steals the Iso-Sphere from him.]]
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* WhamEpisode: Issue 5. [[spoiler:The Maestro takes the Iso-sphere from the Grandmaster and the Collector, and takes over Battlerealm.]]
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* WhamEpisode: Issue 5.6. [[spoiler:The Maestro takes the Iso-sphere from the Grandmaster and the Collector, and takes over Battlerealm.]]
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* BigBad: The Collector and the Maestro on one side, The Grandmaster and Punisher 2099 on the other.
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* BigBad: The Collector and the Maestro on one side, The Grandmaster and Punisher 2099 on the other. Come issue 5 [[spoiler:The Maestro outs the Collector and the Grandmaster, with him and Gallows becoming a BigBadDuumvirate.]]
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first issue depicts several superheroes on the cover who are not involved in the contest at all. Several early issues also depict White Fox as being involved, even though as of issue 5 she hasn't yet become involved.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first issue depicts several superheroes on the cover who are not involved in the contest at all. Several early issues also depict White Fox as being involved, even though as of issue 5 she hasn't yet become involved.aware of the games.
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* WhamEpisode: Issue 5. [[spoiler:The Maestro takes the Iso-sphere from the Grandmaster and the Collector, and takes over Battlerealm.]]
