Characters / One Minute Melee Season Six

Toph vs. Terra

Toph Beifong

Terra

Bowser vs. King Dedede

Bowser

• Adipose Rex: Both he and Dedede are round, heavyweight monarchs, though Bowser's hefty weight and stature are actually more of the muscular variety.
• Authority Equals Asskicking: The King of the Koopas, and every bit as strong as his title would imply and then some. It says a lot that his fight against Dedede is Bowser's third consecutive victory in the show, giving Bowser the most impressive win streak of any OMM combatant.
• Deadly Lunge: He goes in for one as soon as the fight starts, after tossing a tennis ball at Dedede.
• Large and in Charge: Of the Koopa Kingdom.
• Megaton Punch: One of his more preferred attacking methods. And also the one he uses to land the final blow.
• Playing with Fire: Gives Dedede a blast of his signature fire breath after tackling him to the ground at the start of the fight, though it doesn't leave him too fazed.
• The Bus Came Back: His third appearance as a combatant on the show, with his last battle being three seasons prior in Bowser Vs. Mecha Sonic, and his fight with Dedede was teased in season 4's Waddle Dee Vs. Goomba. This gives him the notable honor of having been in three separate battles and having won each of them.

King Dedede

• Adaptational Badass: While he's already an incredible badass in his own right, here Dedede's ability to mimic Kirby's signature ability has gone even further to the point he can use it to copy abilities. He still doesn't get the win, though.
• Adipose Rex: A heavyweight king just like his opponent, though Dedede is noticeably on the blobbier end of this trope than Bowser. This doesn't slow him down any, however, and his thick and blobby exterior often helps him bounce off or resist attacks.
• Large and in Charge: Of Dream Land.
• Power Copying: Unlike in the games, his inhale actually lets him do this to a Waddle Doo and gain the Beam ability like Kirby would, which he uses quite creatively to give his hammer a shocking and extend its range with a whip of electricity. This ends up working against him when Bowser powers through the electrocution and grabs and tosses Dedede by the whip, leaving him vulnerable for Bowser's Megaton Punch.
• Shock and Awe: When he gets the Beam ability from a Waddle Doo, which gives him and his hammer electrical capabilities.
• Vacuum Mouth: One of his signature abilities, just like his rival. He uses it to devour and copy the ability of a Waddle Doo, which is a notable up-grade from his usual inhale.

Kakashi vs. Aizawa

Kakashi Hatake

• Badass Teacher: Team 7's sensei and a famous elite ninja.
• Combat Pragmatist: Enemy keeps deactivating your jutsu with his eye powers? Just kick some dust in his face.
• A Handful for an Eye: Kakashi figures out Aizawa's power and kicks dust into his eyes while he's waist-deep in the ground. While reading porn.
• Magical Eye: Kakashi's Sharingan allows him to anticipate someone's movements and copy their abilities.
• Me's a Crowd: Uses the Shadow Clone jutsu to get Aizawa off his tail. Apparently, Erasure doesn't nullify Chakra constructs.
• Shock and Awe: His signature Raikiri. Aizawa keeps deactivating it throughout the fight, but Kakashi manages to pull it off after he figures out Aizawa's power and times it appropriately.

Shota "Eraserhead" Aizawa

• Badass Teacher: A teacher at U.A. High School, Japan's number one hero-training academy.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Beats up a 12-year-old Naruto almost instantly. To be fair, Naruto started the fight.
• Power Nullifier: Aizawa can nullify anyone's powers by looking at them (which extends to jutsu), but blinking briefly deactivates it, since he isn't looking at anyone for that moment.
• Scarf of Asskicking: Aizawa uses his scarf as a lasso.

Wolverine vs Black Panther

Wolverine

• Wolverine Claws: As shown by the trope codifier

Black Panther

• Authority Equals Asskicking: The King of Wakanda proves it by beating Wolverine down just to calm him down.

Sasuke vs Riku

Sasuke Uchiha

• Cool Sword: His Kusanagi. While not as potent as the actual blade (Which is instead in Orochimaru's hands), Sasuke's is more than capable of getting the job done, especially when he channels electricity through it.
• Guardian Entity: Sasuke's Mangekyou Sharingan lets him manifest Susano'o, a humanoid entity formed of chakra — using its ribs as a shield.
• Is That the Best You Can Do?: Sasuke does this twice during the fight. The first is after he blocks a lightning strike from Riku with his Susano'o, and the second doubles as a Bond One-Liner, as he says it to a burnt and unconscious Riku at the battle's end.
  "Is that it?"
  "What a shame, from one who walks the path of darkness. Oh well, I shouldn't have gotten my expectations up."
• Magical Eye: Much like Kakashi just two episodes prior, Sasuke has the Sharingan, which lets him anticipate others' movements and copy their abilities. However, Sasuke has an upgraded version, known as the Mangekyou Sharingan, which grants him the ability to manifest a defensive chakra aura called the Susano'o and burn any target he pleases with black flames known as Amaterasu. Riku breaks through the Susano'o, but then gets roasted by Amaterasu shortly afterwards.
• Playing with Fire: Sasuke's Grand Fireball Jutsu and Amaterasu. Just when it looks like Riku has taken the win after breaking through the Susano'o, Sasuke catches Riku off guard and promptly immolates him with Amaterasu for the win.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Considering Sasuke's mannerisms and abilities throughout the fight, and how Riku states that Sasuke has darkness in his heart — drawing the Heartless to him, it's most likely that Sasuke is taken from around the time he raided the Five Kage Summit, so this definitely applies to his Sharingan. Naturally, his Mangekyou Sharingan cinches the fight, catching Riku off guard and burning him with Amaterasu.
• Shock and Awe: He was taught the Chidori by Kakashi, and utilizes it and a number of variants throughout the battle, as well as leading off with Kirin, which calls a bolt of lightning from the sky.
• Super-Reflexes: Often abuses this aspect of his Sharingan throughout the fight to counteract Riku's teleportation and magic.
• Super-Speed: Sasuke's known as one of the fastest living characters in Naruto, and boy, does it show. He's often seen darting around the battlefield, sometimes moving so fast he simply appears as a blur, forcing Riku to use his teleportation a lot just to keep up.
• Tears of Blood: Whenever he uses his Mangekyou Sharingan, notably Amaterasu. Riku doesn't catch on in time and gets roasted for his troubles.

Riku

• Cool Sword: Riku's Keyblade from Kingdom Hearts III, Braveheart, grants him magical abilities and increased physical strength.
• Oh, Crap!: He gets one of these when he notices black flames on his arm, courtesy of Sasuke. He gets engulfed and roasted shortly afterwards.
• Shock and Awe: Mostly uses Thunder magic on top of physical strikes in the battle against Sasuke.
• Pre-Mortem One-Liner: Delivers one as he moves to attack a stunned Sasuke after breaking his Susano'o. Too bad he didn't see Amaterasu coming.
  "You're gonna lose it all!"
• Teleportation: Riku liberally uses it in the fight against Sasuke to avoid his ninjutsu and keep up with his speed and reflexes.

Genos vs Cyborg

Genos

• Jobber: As usual, no matter how powerful or awesome Genos looks, he just can't win a fight.

Cyborg

• Cool Car: His Titans car, which he crashes cause Genos jumped in front of him.

Ruby Rose vs. Spider-Man

Ruby Rose

• Always Someone Better: Ruby may be speedy and skilled with Crescent Rose, but she's no match for the proportionate speed and strength of a spider.
• I Call It "Vera": Crescent Rose.
• Mix-and-Match Weapon: Crescent Rose, which is a scythe that can turn into a rifle.

Spider-Man

• Butt-Monkey: Spidey gets the drop and defeats Ruby with the intention on getting her scythe, only for Frank West to drop in and take photos with the intent on selling them to the Daily Bugle as Spidey beating up a young girl.
• Spider-Sense: The trademark spidey-sense helps him dodge Ruby's wild attacks.

Link vs Cloud

Link

• Battle Boomerang: He throws one at Cloud.
• Grappling-Hook Pistol: Link uses the Hookshot to pull himself to Cloud. He also uses it to launch himself to a boulder which he kicks at Cloud.
• Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: The Hylian Shield.
• Pet the Dog: After winning against Cloud, he leaves him with some rupees and a health potion for when he wakes up.
• Throw Down the Bomblet: He throws a bomb at Cloud, which misses.
• "Wanted!" Poster: Link has one for 12 TRILLION gil!

Cloud Strife

• BFS: The Buster Sword.
• Shock and Awe: Cloud casts Thundaga at Link, shattering the boulder behind him.

Goten vs Boruto

Son Goten

• Golden Super Mode: Once Boruto has him on the ropes, he pops into Super Saiyan to turn the tide in his favor. Once the fight's over, he passes out from how much energy he uses up in that form.
• Half-Human Hybrid: Goten is half-human and half-Saiyan, being the son of Son Goku and Chi-Chi.
• Kame Hame Hadoken: He fires a Kamehameha at Boruto, who blocks it with a Rasengan. He fires a second Kamehameha after going Super Saiyan, but Boruto absorbs it with his Kāma Power Tattoo.
• Post-Victory Collapse: While he does win the fight, he passes out after using so much energy in his Super Saiyan form.

Boruto

• Energy Ball: He uses the Rasengan to block a Kamehameha, and also to attack Goten.
• Magical Eye: He has a dōjutsu called the Jōgan, which he activates alongside his Kāma Power Tattoo once Goten goes Super Saiyan.
• Me's a Crowd: He uses Shadow Clone Jutsu in training and against Goten.
• Passive Aggressive Combat: When Goten says he was just knocking down trees to get firewood, Boruto slices a tree down on top of Goten.
• Super Mode: Boruto possesses a Power Tattoo called the Kāma, which he obtained by killing Momoshiki Ōtsutsuki. He uses it to absorb Goten's Kamehameha, but he's knocked out before he can return it to sender.

Undyne vs Pearl

Undyne

• Super-Strength: She's able to just pick up a boulder and try to suplex it onto Pearl.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The reckless, rough-and-tumble tomboy.
• Wrestler in All of Us: She tries to suplex a boulder onto Pearl.

Pearl

• Mama Bear: Her fight with Undyne starts because Frisk kicked a soccer ball too hard at Steven, as well as arguing coaching methods.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The graceful, motherly girly girl.

Yang Xiao Long vs. Bakugo

Yang Xiao Long

• Berserk Button: Touching her hair. Bakugo just grabs a fistfull of it before the fight.
• Super-Toughness: Her Semblance allows her to not only tank damage, but give it back.

Katsuki Bakugo

• Adaptational Jerkass: In canon, one of the first redeeming qualities Bakugo shows is showing respect for Uraraka during their fight. Meanwhile, this version of Bakugo is a misogynist.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: It never takes much to piss him off.
• Stuff Blowing Up: His Quirk, Explode, does this with his sweat turned to nitroglycerin.

Slenderman vs. Enderman

Slenderman

• An Arm and a Leg: Slenderman finishes off the Enderman by pulling all the limbs off its body.
• Combat Tentacles: Uses these for stabbing and binding.
• Fights Like a Normal: He's normally a lot more incomprehensible in his attacks, but he's deigned himself to fight much like a human assassin with some supernatural abilities for this encounter.
• Humanoid Abomination: Normally looks like a freakishly tall man with no face. The sprite used normalizes his proportions, but he's still quite creepy.
• Rubber Man: Only natural for something with limbs that long.

Enderman

• An Arm and a Leg: How the Enderman dies: trapped by four tentacles and having all its limbs torn off.
• The Berserker: In contrast to its opponent, the Enderman fights like a rabid animal.
• Don't Look At Me: Endermen really hate being looked at, and Slenderman just happened to catch sight of one while preying on an unlucky human.
• Teleport Spam: Part of its Super-Persistent Predator shtick.
• Rubber Man: Ditto.

Noctis vs Zero

Noctis

Zero

Rock & Terry vs Ryu & Ken

Rock Howard and Terry Bogard

Ryu & Ken

Sōsuke Aizen vs. Madara Uchiha

Sōsuke Aizen

• Beyond the Impossible: Aizen pulls this off twice in Round 2, the first managing to use Kyōka Suigetsu successfully on Madara to stab him unawares, the second is him somehow managing to perceive Madara's Limbo Clones and dispatch them.
• Cool Sword: Aizen's zanpakuto, Kyōka Suigetsu, is capable of manipulating the senses of anyone who witnesses its activation, allowing him to make them see and hear things that aren't there and even manipulate their perception of time.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Inflicts one on Luffy, Zoro, and Ichigo in the leadup to the fight, having thought that Ichigo was the source of the powerful Hollow-like spiritual energy he sensed.
• Flash Step: Aizen liberally uses Shunpo to evade Madara's attacks and try to catch him offguard.
• Magic Knight: Or rather, Magic Samurai. Aizen is a skilled swordsman, but prefers to let his minions do the fighting for him, manipulate his opponents with illusions, or obliterate them with obscenely powerful kido spells.
• One-Winged Angel: After being defeated by Jinchuuriki Madara at the end of Round 2, Aizen's rage causes him to skip his "Butterflaizen" form and transform into his monstrous Hollow-like form.
• Razor Wind: The shockwaves from him swinging his sword slice apart chunks of forest and rip massive furrows into the ground.
• Power of the Void: He uses Hadō #90 - Kurohitsugi, which encases the target in dark energy dense enough to be comparable to a black hole, to defeat Madara's Limbo shadows. Madara himself shatters it.
• Super Mode: He enters his Chrysalis form midway through Round 1, and his second metamorphosis at the beginning of Round 2.

Madara Uchiha

• Breath Weapon: He can breathe fire and lightning through his ninjutsu — even spitting a beam of purple energy that moves at light-speed.
• Colony Drop: Madara tries to crush Aizen with Tengai Shinsei several times.
• Doppelgänger Attack: He creates several Wood Clones to fight Aizen in Round 1 with one of them fighting in his stead near the end. In Round 2, he uses Limbo: Border Jail to attack Aizen with invisible doppelgangers.
• Magic Knight: Madara possesses an absurd array of powerful jutsu, and is also a master swordsman and taijutsu expert.
• Magical Eye: Madara possesses the Sharingan, Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, and Rinnegan — which grant him a wide assortment of abilities, including casting powerful ocular genjutsu, Combat Clairvoyance, summoning a Susano'o, Energy Absorption, and summoning invisible doppelgangers. His ability to dispel genjutsu enabled him to resist Aizen's zanpakuto, Kyōka Suigetsu.
• Playing with Fire: Madara's Great Fire Annihilation and Great Fire Destruction techniques produce a veritable tsunami of flames, but Aizen is able to disperse it by entering his Chrysalis form.
• Power of the Void: After becoming the Ten-Tails' jinchuuriki he manifests Truth-Seeking Balls, and uses them to fight Aizen.
• Super Mode: He absorbs the Ten-Tails at the end of Round 1, and reveals his Rinne Sharingan at the end of Round 2.
• Totally Not a Werewolf: Aizen wrongly assumes he's a Hollow due to his potent dark spiritual energy, and tries to recruit him into the Espada.
• Wipe the Floor with You: He forms a Truth-Seeking Ball into an arm and drags Aizen along the ground.