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Aincrad

«**Aincrad**» (アインクラッド, *Ainkuraddo*?) is the first «Realized World» shown in the *Sword Art Online Alternative: Spell Blade Online* series and the stage for the first VRMMORPG, «Sword Art Online», created by Akihiko Kayaba. It later became one of the nine realms in «Spell Blade Online».

## Background

Aincrad is the world set as the stage for «Sword Art Online», declared to be the world's first VRMMORPG in history. Because of the unauthorized completion of a Grand Quest in the Closed Beta of «Spell Blade Online», the Great Separation occurred on December 27, 2025, creating the castle of **New Aincrad**.

The base currency of Aincrad is the Cor.

## Etymology and Meaning

The castle's name came from the concept of a «Realized World», called **An Incarnating Radius** (アン・インカーネイティング・ラディウス, *An Inkāneitingu Radiusu*?), which has been abbreviated as Aincrad.*[citation needed]* It is also inferable that its design is symbolic for time and space. The vertical axis represents time and the circular floors represent space.*[citation needed]*

## Setting

According to the background of Premiere's Grand Quest, in the long-distant past, the world was split into multiple racial kingdoms, which included forest elves, dark elves, humans, dwarves and other beings. While there were skirmishes here and there, the world was in a state of relative peace.

However, one day, there appeared two shrine maidens (during the Grand Quest, these maidens were Premiere and her sister, Tia). **[FRAMEWORK]**

## Geography

Aincrad is a floating castle made of iron and stone that is about ten kilometers wide at the floor base and consists of a hundred floors stacking straight upwards, meaning that each floor's diameter is slightly smaller than the previous one. On each floor, there are a couple of large cities along with countless small scale towns and villages, forests, plains, and even lakes. Only one stairway links each floor to another, and the stairways exist beyond the boss room of each Labyrinth. The «Teleport Gates» of every unlocked city are connected to one another.

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## References

1. ↑ Volume 18, Chapter 5 Part 2
2. ↑ Volume 1, An Inkling of Evil, Chapter 2 Part 2
The Spy

* RED Spy
* BLU Spy
**The Spy** is a character from Valve's *Team Fortress 2*.

## Wins, Losses and Ties

Wins: 1

Losses: 0

Draws: 0

## Possible Opponents

* *Overwatch*
	+ Reaper
	+ Genji
	+ Sombra
* Sam Fisher (*Splinter Cell*)
* *Mortal Kombat*
	+ Shang Tsung
	+ Reptile
* Jaune (*RWBY*)
* *Marvel*
	+ The Chameleon
	+ Nightcrawler
* *Red Vs Blue*
	+ Felix
	+ Agent Wyoming
* Agent 47 (*Hitman*)
* Chelsea (*Akame Ga Kill!*)
* Ezio (*Assassin's Creed*)
* Espio the Chameleon (*Sonic the Hedgehog*)
* Leon Chameleon (*Awesomenauts*)
* Zoroark (*Pokémon*)
* Travis Touchdown (*No More Heroes*)
* Fujiko Mine (*Lupin the Third*)
Yandere-Chan/Ayano Aishi Vs Monika

## Description

Yandere Simulator Vs Doki Doki  Literature Club These Episodes Fighters Are Yandere-Chan Vs Monika

## Fight

\*Monika Looks At Senpai

Monika: Meow Mama Want Some Of That Milk

\*Yandere-Chan Sees This And Gets Mad

**FIGHT!**

\*Yandere Chan Tries To Stab Monika

\*Monika Kicks Yandere Chan

\*Monika Punches Yandere Chan But Yandere Chan Dodges

\*Yandere Chan Throws Her Into To The GROUND!

\*Monika Deletes Yandere-Chan's File

\*Yandere Chan Dies

Toon: Well Thats What I Call A Round

**KO!**
Pokemon Vs Digimon

## Description

Pokemon Vs Digimon! These Episodes Fighters Are Mimikyu Mewtwo Giratina Vs Blackagumon Agumon Shoutmon (Digivolutions Included)

## FIGHT

\*Three Pokemon Trainers See Blackagumon Agumon And Shoutmon 3 Kids (Protagonist (DS) Tai And Mikey)

Eilo: WE WANNA FIGHT

Tai:K

**FIGHT!**

Eilo: Mimikyu Uses Shadow Ball On That Black Thing!

\*Mimikyu Shadow Balls Blackagumon

Selene: Mewtwo! Mega Evolve!

\*Mewtwo Mega Evolves Into Mega Mewtwo X

Selene: EVERYONE GO!

\*Z-Move Time!

\*Mimikyu Uses Lets Snuggle Forever On Blackagumon

\*Mewtwo Use Shattered Psychic On Agumon

\*Giratina Uses Never Ending Nightmare On Shoutmon

\*Shoutmon And Agumon Die But BlackWargreymon Uses Terra Destroyer On Them \*Giratina Was Close To Dying Mewtwo Was Too And Mimikyu Had His Disguise Ability So He Was Safe And Selene And Hau Used Max Potion

\*BlackWarGreymon Kills Mimikyu And Giratina But Mewtwo Sends Him To The Sun Killing Him

\*Protagonist (DS) Tai And Mikey Ran For There Lives Never To Be Seen Again

**KO!**
Galacta Knight

**Galacta Knight** is an antagonist from the *Kirby* series. He is the archenemy of Meta Knight. (He Is Also A Mascot Of This Wiki If You Wanna Know Why Check Out GalactaK)

## **Ideas so Far**

* Pit vs Galacta Knight
* Animation Fanon Wiki Battle Royale
* Mimikyu Vs Galacta Knight
* Nintendo Vs Indie Game Total War

## Wins, Losses and Ties

Wins: 1

Losses: 0

Ties: 1

## Possible Opponents

* Dark Meta Knight (*Kirby*)

* Erza Scarlet (*Fairy Tail*)
* *Dragon Ball*
	+ Frieza
	+ Broly
	+ Android 21
	+ Bojack
	+ Bardock
	+ Janemba
* *Sonic the Hedgehog*
	+ Infinite
	+ Silver the Hedgehog
	+ Shadow the Hedgehog
* Sigma (*Mega Man X*)
* Galacta (*Marvel*)
Kintaro vs Dairou

**Kintaro vs Dairou** is the sixth battle in the Ultimate Mortal Kombat tournament.

## Shao Kahn's Thoughts

Shao Kahn: *Outworld is superior to Orderrealm, so Kintaro is superior. I do not wish to have to pay for another bodyguard. **FINISH HIM!***

Galacta Kahn: **Dad, calm the f\*ck down.**

Shao Kahn: *I do not take orders from a bastard child such as you!*

## **Poll**

Has ended. The finisher will be a stage fatality.
Swan

A **Swan** is an extinct bipedal reptile (part of an extinct group called birds) that lived in what is now Americas, Eurasia, Australia, and possibly New Zealand. They were probably carnivorous, feeding on fish using their fingers, which probably had sharp claws to pierce through fish and other aquatic animals, but as recent evidence suggests, they may have instead been peaceful herbivores that used their claws only for pulling down branches to feed on leaves and fruits, and may have had also used them for defense against predators.
Sea Lion

A **Sea Lion** is an extinct species of carnivorous mammal that lived in what is now North America, Eurasia, Africa, and Australia during the Holocene. There were two species of these animals in any given area, a large, heavy-skulled species, and a smaller species with a lightly-built skull. Obviously, they fed on different prey, the larger, powerful teeth and jaws of the larger species may suggest that they ambushed prey in the manner of a "**Crocodile**".
Panda

A **Panda** is an extinct mammal that lived throughout the Holocene. They were closely related to Bears due to their fossil's strong similarities. It was probably one of the fiercest hunters of its time as it was so successful that remains of it have been found all over the world, often in areas that also included significant amounts of Human fossils, suggesting that the PANDA was one of their top predators. It is unknown on why pandas went extinct.
Mario vs Sonic

Mario vs Sonic is a Death Battle by Universe.

## Description

*Super Mario Bros. vs Sonic the Hedgehog! Video games.. oh how they have shaped us into who we are today. These two gaming icons go at it in a classic fight to the death!*

## Interlude

(Cue Invader: Brandon Yates)

Versus: Video games..

Galacta: Whether you enjoy mercilessly murdering your enemies as Scorpion...

Psycho: Or hopping across the rooftops as Strider...

Universe: These two are the ones who started it all!

Dedede: Super Mario: The superstar hero of Nintendo!

Versus: And Sonic the Hedgehog: The speedy blue hero of Sega!

Dedede: I'm EmporerDedede!

Galacta: I'm GalactaK!

Versus: I'm Versus22!

Psycho: I'm Psychomaster35!

Universe: And I'm UniverseAwesome777, and it's our job to analyse their weapons, armor, and abilities to find out who would win a **Death Battle!**
Animation Battles Fanon Wiki Hall Of Records

This Is The Animation Battles Fanon Wiki Hall Of Record Inspired By DBX Fanon Wiki Hall Of Records

#Here You Will Find A List Of Characters With All Know Battles And Results Below Them

A Tier List Ranking Characters Of The Results Of Their Battles

A Collapsible Box Showing How The Characters Won/Loose

**Requirements:**

1. Must Be A Completed Battle

2. Sockpuppeting And Battles Done Out Of Spite Will Not Be Accepted

3. Don't Complain If Your Fight Doesn't Get In Request Another Fight

Now Kids START REQUESTING!

A

Agumon

* Pokemon Vs Digimon - Loss

B

Batman

* Sektor vs Batman- Win

C

Chara

* Chara Vs Shadow- Loss

D

Dalek

* R2-D2 vs Dalek - Win

Davros

* Z-War- Loss

Death (Discworld)

* Z-War- Win, Loss, Loss

Deathstroke

* Z-War- Win, Win

Dimentio

* Dimentio Vs Jevil - Win
* Infinite Vs Dimentio - Win
* Season 1 Winner Free For All - Loss

E

F

G

Galacta Knight

* Mimikyu Vs Galacta Knight- Tie

H

I

Infinite

* Infinite Vs Dimentio - Loss

J

Jarek

* Kai vs Jarek-Win

Jax Briggs

* Moloch vs Jax- Loss

K

Kai

* Kai vs Jarek- Loss

Kenshi Takahashi

* Nightwolf vs Kenshi- Win

Kirby

* Kirby Vs Pikachu- Win
* Season 1 Winner Free For All-Loss

Kitana

* Z-War- Loss

L

M

M. Bison

* M. Bison vs #The Master - Loss

Meowth

* Meowth vs Spy - Loss

Mimikyu

* Mimikyu Vs Blackagumon - Win
* Mimikyu Vs Galacta Knight - Tie
* Mimikyu Vs Shantae - Win
* Pokemon Vs Digimon - Win
* Season 1 Winner Free For All - Win
* Z-War - Win, Loss

Moloch

* Moloch vs Jax- Win

N

Nightcrawler

* Z-War- Win

Nightwolf

* Nightwolf vs Kenshi- Loss

O

P

Q

Quan Chi

* Quan Chi vs Reiko- Loss

R

Reiko

* Quan Chi vs Reiko- Win

S

Scorpion

* Scorpion vs Alolan Raichu - Win

Sektor

* Sektor vs Batman- Loss

Shadow the Hedgehog

* Chara Vs Shadow- Win

Shao Kahn

* Z-War- Loss

Shoto Todoroki

* Z-War- Loss

Shovel Knight

* Shovel Knight vs Leonardo - Win

T

The Master

* M. Bison vs The Master - Win

The Spy

* Meowth vs Spy - Win

U

V

W

X

Y

Z
Car

A **Car** is an extinct underwater creature of unknown origins, with more than 175 fossils of cars found worldwide. It is not known when did cars evolved and how they evolved such an elaborate armor, but it may have been the same result as what happened to the ancestors of other creatures such as snails and nautiluses. The food sources of cars likely included fish, crustaceans, and/or possibly smaller cephalopods, including its yet-another extinct relative, the "**Octopus**". There are various species of cars, including the common *Velotuthii vanomotis*, the saddled **Truck** *Trunkotuthii asiaticus*, the titanic **Carrier Truck** *Megalotrunkptuthii americanus*, and the huge **Bus** *Titanotuthii*, with the **Common Bus** being *Titanotuthii johnstonii* and the **Double Decker Bus** being *Titanotuthii britainii*. It is unknown why did cars became extinct.
Bear

A **Bear** is an extinct land mammal that lived in what is now Eurasia and the Americas during the Holocene. They were probably either pursuit or ambush predators that mainly preyed on **"Pigs"**, **"Cows"**, **"Humans"**, and other animals that lived in their environment. They ranged from about the size of a **"Dog"** to about the size of a **"Car"**, depending on a species. They were probably solitary animals as some fossil beds suggests.
Turkey

A **turkey** is an extinct species of bipedal reptile part of the bird family that was found throughout the world except Antarctica. It had a strange point on its chest, which may have been used for defense against predators and/or to fight other males to win a right to mate. Thanks to its long back legs, it may have been able to run away to escape from dangerous predators such as **Dogs**. Feather impressions have been found near turkey fossils, suggesting that these feathers were in fact from turkeys themselves, but it remains controversial as the feathers may have been from a different animal entirely, which more or may not have been a bird. It has been traditionally restored as a nimble herbivore that was preyed on by larger predators, however, some incomplete fossils of large birds, possibly turkeys, were discovered with stomach content containing bones of smaller animals, suggesting that turkeys were no the harmless animals we once thought, but some paleontologists argued that those remains may have been from a different species of birds rather than a turkey.
Rabbit

A **Rabbit** is an extinct small land mammal that lived in all continents except Antarctica during the Holocene. They were thought to be quadrupedal, but complete fossil remains of rabbits showed long back leg bones, suggesting that they probably stood, walked, and ran bipedally on hind legs much like **"Humans"** and **"Toads"**, for example, but the fossil that seems to show that may have had this position only when it died and may have been a quadruped instead. Rabbits were most likely herbivorous, but some paleontologists argued that they were actually carnivorous. They had fur on their backs and tails as some preserved rabbit remains shows, but one fossilized rabbit seemingly shows ears like modern day "**bats**".

A more likely restoration of a rabbit due to the discovery of possible ears, being quadrupedal, and being fully covered in fur like modern day bats.An outdated restoration of a rabbit without fur, depicted as a carnivorous creature that feed on smaller animals.
Finback Whale

A **Finback Whale** is an extinct species of whale-grouped mammal that lived in the ancient oceans of the Holocene. It was a fearsome predator like its larger cousin, the "**Blue Whale**", and like it, the finback whale also had a strange athropod-like jaw that was most likely used to chop up prey, making it one of the most dangerous creatures of the Holocene oceans.
Vegito vs Shadic

Vegito vs Shadic is the A Battle By William. FM5, It will be anlaysed.

## Description

*Season 1 Episode 1! Dragonball vs Sonic! Goku vs Sonic & Shadow vs Vegeta are very popular debates, But When it comes to their Fusions who wins?!*

## Interlude

Will: Goku vs Sonic..A Long and popular debate, But when It Comes to their fusions its a Completely different!, Vegito, Goku and Vegeta's fusion with the potara, And Shadic, Sonic and Shadow's Fusion!

## Vegito

Will: **Vegito** is the Potara Fusion of Son Goku and Vegeta, originally formed to defeat Majin Buuafter he had absorbed Son Gohan, and later reappearing to fight Fusion Zamasu. While all fusions have immense power, Vegito's power is abnormal even by Potara standards, as Vegeta and Goku's intense rivalry has brought out an exceptional

The Potara Earring Fusion used to form Vegito is what Old Kai considers to be the proper way to do fusion, as opposed to the Fusion Dance technique. The resulting fusion lasts forever for Supreme Kais. However, only last an hour for mortals, even if the fused being removes the earrings. The determination of power levels is complex and more unpredictable than that of the Fusion Dance but in Vegito's case, the rise in power is inconceivably drastic. Vegito has the confidence and fighting smarts of Goku, along with the superior attitude and genius strategic mind of Vegeta.
Anyway Vegito was so powerful that he dominated Super Buu at his Base Form and Almsot Surpassed Zamasu!

### Feats

* Effortlessly toyed with and dominated Majin\_Buu Super Buu after he absorbed Gohan as a Super Saiyan)
* As a Super Saiyan Blue, he matched and ultimately overpowered Fusion\_Zamasu Fusion Zamasu
* Ultimatly Surpassed SSGSS Goku and SSGSS Vegeta, Both are a Universe Busters

Like Vegeta and Goku, Vegito has the Normal Ki-Powers: Flight, Super Strengh, Super Speed, Energy Blasts, And his Ultimate Attack: Final Kamehameha [Kamehameha+Final Flash]

*Vegito: What do you call a Vegeta and a Goku? Vegito sounds alright.Meet Vegito"*
Megatherium

A **Megatherium** is an extinct bizarre gigantic semi-biped carnivorous mammal that lived in what is now South America during the Pleistocene and the Holocene. The Megatherium belongs to one of many unusual lineage of mammals that once evolved and inhabited the continent during a period of complete insolation, and that suddenly perished during the Holocene probably for the interchanges from North America and climatic change. This as most of its cousins are characterized by their huge arms that end in a robust hand with very huge claws, the ability to maintain themselves and possibly walk bipedally, and unusual heads with huge nasal openings and the lack of frontal teeth like incisors or canines, for that it is assumed that these could have a type of beak that is believed to be able to develop several ungulates and monotremes, however, this being adapted for a more Carnivora diet. There are few remnants of this animal, including one arm, head, several vertebrae and one hip with the legs. This in scale based of other smaller and more complete specimens have given an estimated size of this monster between 6 to 7 meters long, and reaching a height of almost 4 meters, and a weight of 7 tons, truely one of the largest land mammal predators of all time.
Sei Whale

A **Sei Whale** is an extinct species of whale-type mammal that lived in what is now Eurasia, Africa, Americas, Australia, and New Zealand during the Holocene. It was one of the most unusual whale species on Earth, due to being discovered only on deposits that indicates terrestrial landmasses, it is suggested that unlike any other large whales, the sei whale had many adaptions for living underground, such as its loss of hind limbs which were unnecessary for life in tunnels. Another strange adaption was the nostrils on top this creature's head, its common knowledge amongst scientists that the whale had breathing holes in its tunnels in which it breathed out of. It is very likely that this animal had "fur" due to the fact other similar land mammal fossils were found with the fossilized covering. It is also assumed that these animals burrowed to escape the biting cold of some big ice ages at the time.
Beaver

A **Beaver** is an extinct small mammal that lived in what is now North America and Eurasia during the Holocene. This rodent, only known by several skulls, probably used its large incisors to dig through the ground, or possibly to rip through flesh, if it was a carnivore. It was most likely warm-blooded thanks to evidence of warm-bloodedness found in Rats.
Pine Marten

A **Pine Marten** is an extinct small carnivorous mammal that lived in what is now Europe during the Holocene. There, they may have been the main predator of **"Squirrels"**, controlling their populations to keep the forest ecosystem they lived in healthy. They were most likely solitary animals as no fossil evidence suggests that they lived in groups.
Indotherium

An **Indotherium** is an extinct large carnivorous mammal that lived in what is now Central America during the Holocene. They were one of the apex predators of native **"Pigs"**, **"Cows"**, **"Humans"**, and other mammals that lived in the Indotherium's range. Their fossilized skin suggests that they had the ability to change skin colors and camouflage within the environment to lure in prey before killing them.
Elephant

An **Elephant** is an extinct herbivorous large mammal that lived in what is now Africa and Asia during the Holocene. They likely lived in solitary lives as some fossils seem to show, but thanks to a fossil site containing large amount of elephant fossils, it may have been possible that elephants may have lived in large herds, but it is more likely that a flash flood may have carried elephant bodies to a single spot. Elephant skulls have a large nasal hole, and was once thought to have supported a trunk, but it is debunked as the nasal hole is more likely to be just a baggy organ. Some fossil tusks were found separated from the elephants themselves, suggesting that elephants may either had the predator(s) that hunted them or their tusks may have fell off through seasons, like fossils of **"Deer"** seems to show.

An **Asian elephant**.An **African elephant**.An outdated restoration of an elephant as a carnivore, with its tusks that were thought to be fangs.
Institut für Politische Wissenschaft

Das **Institut für Politische Wissenschaft** (kurz: IPW) ist ein Institut der Fakultät für Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften der Universität Heidelberg. Es befindet sich in der Altstadt in der Marstallstraße gegenüber vom Marstall (Mensa) und in der Nähe der Heuscheuer (Hörsaalgebäude).

## Leitung

* Geschäftsführender Direktor ist Prof. Dr. Sebastian Harnisch (Stand 2020)

## Professuren (Stand März 2020)

* Prof. Dr. Aurel Croissant, Professor für vergleichende Politikwissenschaft
* Prof. Dr. Sebastian Harnisch, Inhaber der Professur für Internationale Beziehungen und Außenpolitik
* Prof. Dr. Michael Haus ist seit Sommersemester 2012 Professor für moderne Politische Theorie am IPW.
* Prof. Dr. Jale Tosun
* Prof. Dr. Reimut Zohlnhöfer
* Jun.-Prof. Dr. Kathrin Ackermann

### Emeriti

* Prof. Dr. Klaus von Beyme, 1974 - 1999 ordentlicher Professor am IPW
* Prof. Dr. Dieter Nohlen
* Prof. Dr. Frank R. Pfetsch
* Prof. Dr. Peter Schlotter
* Prof. Dr. Manfred G. Schmidt

## Weblinks

* Homepage des IPW auf der Website der Universität
Alligator Snapper

The **Alligator snapper**, or simply **Gator Snapper**, is a large extinct terrestrial reptile that lived in North America & South Africa during the Holocene. With lower size estimates being 8.5 ft long, and higher estimates putting it to 11 feet long, his creature had bone crushing jaws which gave it it's name, coupled with a razor-sharp beak. Since it was native to the southern areas of north America and Africa, which would have been much warmer do to have been being near the equator, this animal probably lived in hot, dry, savannah-like environments, and temperate forests, and directly competed with crocodiles and swans. this animal is only known from scattered remains, we have a very well preserved complete fossilized skull, some claws (and possibly a horn) and scale impressions have been found. The gator snapper went extinct during the Holocene mass extinction, which was the 6th mass extinction in earth's history, the cause of this mass extinction is still unknown even til this day. This animal is very commonly depicted being able to change color which was used as camouflage in hunting, but we cant say for sure, But it may have been one of the most dangerous reptiles to have ever walked the earth during the Holocene.
Wolvenstein

A **Wolvenstein** is an extinct carnivorous mammal of unknown origins that lived in what is now Alaska and Greenland during the Holocene. Wolvenstein was discovered in the region of Northeastern territories, around what is now tropical and warm. However, at the time, the region was a very cold, covered in snow. However. despite these incredible hardships, creatures managed to flourish there, and the most fearsome predator was the wolvenstein. It had a huge head full of sharp teeth, and a body that was like a bear's, being over 7 feet long. It is theorized that it supported its head with air sacs. Because it lived so far north, it is thought to hibernate or weathering it out was how it combated such conditions. It is assumed to be the apex predator of the area, given how large its jaws were. It is unknown why it became extinct, but it may have been due to the climate that got warmer, killing off the wolvenstein's food sources, so the wolvenstein starved to death.
Spinotatherium

**Spinotatherium** is an extinct herbivorous mammal that lived in what is now Europe during the Holocene. It was very similar in build to a Bison, but with an Antelope-like head and horns, possibly for better defense. Unlike bison, however, these animals were most likely solitary animals due to the rarity of these animal's fossils.
Walrus

A **Walrus** is an extinct large mammal that lived in what is now Eurasia and North America during the Holocene. It was probably an ambush carnivore that most likely killed its prey, such as deer, antelopes, etc, by stabbing the prey's neck with its large canine teeth, puncturing its windpipe, making its prey suffocate to death, however, recently, more paleontologists argued that walruses were more likely climbing mammals that hunted small burrowing animals and used their tusks to either flush out their small prey or to spear them. It probably laid legs like most mammals that lived during the Holocene as some fossilized eggs suggests, and may have lived in large colonies much like penguins, which were determined to have also lived in colonies after finding their fossils alongside their eggs. If it was an apex predator, it was likely a rival to elephant seals, lions, bears, and other large carnivorous mammals that lived during the Holocene. It is unknown why walruses became extinct.

An highly inaccurate shrink-wrapped walrus, since walruses had layers of muscles to hide the skeletal features, however, some film industries still portray walruses this way.The most accurate depiction of a walrus as a climbing mammal that hunts for small animals and spears them out the cliffside burrows and niches. The brightly-colored dewlap on its neck is speculative.A walrus as a cave-dwelling predator based on a fossil remains of a walrus found in a cave.
Pelican

A **Pelican** is an extinct species of fully-aquatic reptile part of the bird family that lived throughout the world's oceans and (possibly) rivers. Pelican were long thought to be terrestrial like other birds, however, as their recently-discovered leg bones and forelimbs suggests, pelicans were actually completely aquatic animals, their limbs evolved into flippers in order to paddle through the currents and waves. Their beaks are unusually large, they were thought to be used for seizing animals as large as **Humans**, but new research proves otherwise, and pelican beaks actually formed a suction in order to swallow tiny fish, crustaceans, and planktons.

An outdated restoration of a pelican (left) as a terrestrial animal, fighting against the **Shoebill** (right), it's possible relative.
Gar

A **Gar** is an extinct carnivorous reptile that lived in what is now North America during the Holocene. In the sedimentary deposits of North America, has discovered a strange and unusual skull that has perplexed the scientists, about what could be. It has been determined that this could have been a medium size vertebrate, one predator for its huge teeth, but has not been determined what group. The lack of complete specimens and living relatives has become very difficult to classify or order belongs. It has been thought of several things, this may have been a type of amphibian, others may have been a synapsid who had survived, and the strangest theory is that it could be a type of vertebrate not known, a new group of tetrapods that would have become extinct long ago. Either way, it has to base its appearance from the comparison of the reptiles. No one has been able to find a full body, some remains scattered, but it is speculated that it may have tended medium body, short legs and a long tail, similar to **"Crocodiles"**.
An closer look : The fight

This fight was the one found closer to the river , the famous fight know as Kaneki and Jason fight will be added soon.

In the Tokyo formation , an fossil of 1 Human and 2 ghouls where found fighting , these specimens where named Kureo mado ( The human ) Hinami and Touka ( the 2 ghouls ) , at first whe where like : "huh , another fossil , well so common. "

Untill we found that the human was using a kagune , kagunes are easy to fossilize , since they aren't easy to get destroyed by scavenging bacteria , so this human was using the kagune for definitelly something , but the thing is that the kagune was close to the human , and the human had loosed its leg and a hand , then two theories where made , the first one was that the human actually bit the kagune off and that what caused the small ghoul death , and then only after she died that the kagune could have regrown , or that the kagune was so weak that when it ripped the human leg , it came off.

Yet new theories where made , but a more natural theory was that the human had died , then the scavengers ripped the leg off along with the arm , then a flood came and dragged the two bodies together , so it looked like the fossil was fighting,
Sperm Whale

A **Sperm whale** is an extinct marine mammal that lived in oceans during the Holocene and may have been the top predator of the world's oceans. They were carnivorous and fed on wide varieties of marine animals, even including **"Bottlenose Dolphins"**. They were probably among the smartest animals of planet Earth as brain case scanning suggests. They probably swam like a fish much like dolphins and even **"Orcas"**.
Cockatoo

A **Cockatoo** is an extinct bipedal reptile (part of an extinct group called birds) that lived in what is now Australia and possibly New Zealand during the Holocene. Like all parrots, their beaks had sharp curves, suggesting that they were meat eaters that prey on other animals. They may have been arboreal, climbing onto tall trees and other plants, as fossil evidence showing some cockatoo fossils with fossil of now-extinct group of trees suggests.
Griffin

The **griffin** is a large chimeric creature that lived in what is now Europe during the Holocene. It has the appearance of the back part of a lion and the front part of a bald eagle, making it one of the strangest creatures to ever live on Earth. Its closest known relative seems to be the hippogriff.
Sonicotherium

A **Sonicotherium** is an extinct bipedal carnivorous mammal that lived in what is now Japan during the Holocene. They were most likely predatory, preying on wide varieties of mammals with the biggest ones being **"Rhinoceros"**-sized. Sonicotherium had tall spines on their heads and on their backs, suggesting that they may have used them to regulate their body temperatures.
Toucan

A **Toucan** is an extinct bipedal or quadrupedal bird, an extinct group of reptiles closely related to an another extinct reptile group, the "**Dinosaurs**". Due to their beak designs, it is possible that toucans were herbivorous or omnivorous, but it is more likely that they were pure carnivores and mainly fed on carrion and/or various prey animals.
Owl

An **Owl** is an extinct carnivorous reptile (part of a now-extinct group known as birds) that lived in every continent except Antarctica. They were most likely arboreal as with most other carnivorous birds, preying on smaller tree dwelling animals. They were most likely nocturnal as fossil evidence suggests, probably to reduce competition from eagles.
Duck

A **Duck** is an extinct species of bipedal reptile part of the bird family that was found throughout the world except Antarctica. It had a strange point on its chest, which may have been used for defense against predators and/or to fight other males to win a right to mate. It also had a point on the tip of its bill, which is strange for a rounded bill designed for a herbivorous diet, so it may have been an omnivore instead or it had a sharp tip for biting just for protection from predators. The duck may have been successful and possibly flourished throughout the Cenozoic, but it is unknown why did ducks became extinct.
The Imposter

The **Amogus** is a biped carnivore native to North America, these creatures had sharp saber teeth, indicating it is a carnivore. Amogus hunt in packs of 3 to 6 members, with the largest always being the leader. Amogus were first discovered as an omnivore because the front incisors were square, but new fossils show that these were in-fact fractures.
Cassowary

A **Cassowary** is an extinct large bipedal reptile (part of an extinct group called birds) that lived in what is now Australia during the Holocene. They were most likely carnivorous and used their sharp beaks to peak their prey to death and may have used their sharp sickle-like talons to slash their victim's skin and flesh.
Camel

A **Camel** is an extinct species of large mammal of uncertain taxonomic family that lived in what is now Americas, Eurasia, Africa, and Australia during the Holocene. The teeth of the camels suggest that camels were scavenging or apex predators of their ecosystem, feeding on a wide range of animals smaller than itself, but as the flat teeth from behind their sharp teeth shows, they were more likely omnivorous, adding fruits and leaves to their diet. Due to the camel's awkward body design and the design of its teeth, it is controversial on what they were related to, some paleontologists suggests that they were related to the **Pigs**, but others argued that they were instead related to the **Dogs** or even the **Hippopotamuses**.
Kangaroo

A **Kangaroo** is an extinct marsupial that lived in what is now Australia during the Holocene. They most likely stood, walked, and ran on hind legs, due to the design of its leg bones, like **"Birds"**, but may have hopped or had webbed toes, making kangaroos aquatic, and kangaroos may have paddled through the water and fed on underwater plants, but may have more likely been a terrestrial predator based on the design of its jaw bones and teeth.
Llama

The Llama was a big herviborous mammal that lived in south america, this animal was pretty similar to a deer and it's tought to be an endemism or a branching cousin of the deer, but after analysing the fossils and further discoveries broth that, the camel was a better example of a relative, also this proveing there was some sorth of land britge between American and Eurasia, this animal also possibly habitated in packs for protection against predators like megatherium or smilodon, this is said becouse of the aparent lack of capability of defense against any predator, this animals, at contrary of the deer, are also tought that they might have likes mountains, since parts of their anatomy like their hooves, that resemble the ones in goats, are well adapted for climing, and also doe to their remindings being found along other mountain dueling flora and fauna, to this speculative mountain row has been dubbed the "Cordillera de los Andes" or in english "Andes Mountains"
Spider Monkey

**Spider Monkey** is an extinct species of tree-dwelling mammal related to "**Human**" that lived in what is now South America during the Holocene. They were most likely a carnivore that hunted prey from above by jumping onto their victims and ripping their flesh. They were most likely social animals as some fossil sites seems to show. They were probably about as smart as South American parrots that lived at the same place and the same time as these extinct mammals. It is unknown on why spider monkeys became extinct.
Giraffe

A **Giraffe** is an extinct large land mammal that lived in what is now Africa during the Holocene. They were herbivorous and most likely fed on leaves and fruit. They were fast and agile enough to run away from most of the dangers in their environment where they lived in. They were once thought to be aquatic animals similar to sea serpents, but few decades ago, a group of paleontologists studies the bones and body plan of the giraffe had proved that giraffes were fully terrestrial.
Phantom

A **Phantom** (*Psudeodylanus corvumimus*) is a species of extinct bipedal mammal related to the more famous "**Dylanus**", the "**Hunchback**", the "**Human**", and/or the "**Vampire**", but may have been a more likely pure carnivore than a dylanus, a hunchback, or a human. It was once thought to be a same species as dylanus, but further studies on its fossilized skull proved it otherwise, having a more pronounced jaw shape and slightly bigger eye sockets, suggesting a predatory behavior and a more nocturnal lifestyle. It is unknown on why phantoms became extinct.
Colugo

A **Colugo** is an extinct species of strange mammal that lived in what is now Asia during the Holocene and Anthropocene. A The fossil impression of a colugo discovered in 1995 showed that it had membranous wings that stretched from its wrists all the way to its ankles, so it is no wonder it was once thought to have been a swimmer, but in early 1997, scientists and paleontologists had found out that colugos were likely not capable of swimming, and instead it may have most likely been capable of gliding from tree to tree, or it may have been able to fly as some scientists believe. The colugo had fur thanks to fossil impressions of the animal containing fur covering its body, not just naked skin, and was the second mammal after the "**Rat**" to be found with fur covering its body. It is controversial on what it fed on due to the design of its teeth, it was most likely a pure carnivore or at least omnivorous (mostly carnivorous), but some paleontologists argued that it may have been herbivorous.
Opossum

An **opossum** is an extinct marsupial that lived in what is now North America during the Holocene. They probably resembled a lizard, in which many species are still alive today, however, as evidence of fur on fossilized extinct mammals known as **"Rats"** confirms, opossums may have had fur on their bodies. They were probably carnivorous, but they may have been omnivorous as some of their teeth suggests.
Thylacine

A **Thylacine** is an extinct medium-sized omnivorous marsupial that lived in what is now Tasmania during the Holocene. It was likely either a fruit eater or most likely a meat eater, but the strangest theory is that it fed on roots, tubers, eggs, and shellfish. It has been suggested that marsupials like thylacines were the closest relative to **Dogs** (which may be marsupials) due to the anatomical characteristics such as skulls, leg bones, tails, etc, however some scientists argued that marsupials were not even closely related to dogs at all due to the shape of its hip bones indicating a completely different group of mammals entirely from the placental mammals. It appears that it was preyed on by dogs and other larger predators.
Rattlesnake

A **Rattlesnake** is an extinct carnivorous snake that lived in what is now North America and possibly South America during the Holocene. Unlike most other snakes, rattlesnakes had a flexible lower jaw, suggesting that, unlike other snakes, rattlesnakes didn't have their lower jaws of both sides connected nor did they have throat pouches, making them one of, if not, the strangest Holocene carnivores and possibly among the strangest of any Holocene animal. The rattlesnakes may have burrowed into dirt and/or sand to ambush their prey such as the "**Bison**"

    and either rip out chunks of flesh with their serrated lower teeth as well as their large fangs, or they latched onto their victims to suck their blood, but no animal alive today have such jaw or teeth so it remains unknown on how they live. It is unknown why rattlesnakes became extinct.
Hippopotamus

A **Hipopotamus** is an extinct carnivorous large land mammal that lived in what is now Africa and South America during the Holocene. They were likely solitary animals, only coming together in large packs during times of hardship and/or during mating seasons. They were once thought to be bipedal animals for many decades after the discovery of fossilized hippos, but later the fossils of complete hippo skeletons proved that hippos were in fact fully quadrupedal predators. Their main prey items likely included **"Elephants"** and **"Rhinoceroses"**.

An outdated restoration of a pair of hippos as bipedal carnivores attacking their prey.A possible restoration of hippopotamus gorgops.A life restoration of a **Pygmy Hippopotamus**, based on fragmentary remains showing it was **Pig**-sized, and based on the largest hippopotamus species.
Death (Discworld)

**Death** is a character and protagonist from the *Discworld* novels. He TALKS LIKE THIS. PLEASE DO NOT USE SMALL LETTERS.

## Wins, Losses and Draws

Wins: 1

Losses: 0

Draws: 0

## Possible Opponents

* Grim Reaper (G*rim Adventures of Bill and Mandy*)

* Lady Death (*Marvel*)
* Death the Kid (*Soul Eater*)
* Salem (*RWBY)*
* Lord Voldemort (*Harry Potter*)
* Quan Chi (*Mortal Kombat*)
Elephant Seal

An **Elephant Seal** is an extinct large carnivorous mammal that lived in almost every continents during the Holocene. Only their bone fragments and their skulls were discovered, which gave them the name "**elephant seal**" due to a large nasal hole, which remains a mystery to today's scientists and paleontologists on what was the large nasal hole's purpose. They were likely ambush predators and probably preyed on **"Pigs"**, **"Cows"**, **"Humans"**, and other animals.
Gaspare Gregorio

Gaspare Gregorio (8 November 1832 – 22 July 1898) was an Italian coulrologist most well-known for his gagtheory of clown sociology and pioneering the idea of the clown dominance-gag-drive.

## Gagtheory

In 1882, Gregorio published *La Teoria della Facezia* (The Theory of the Joke), in which he proposed the idea of the clown dominance-gag-drive. Gregorio's gagtheory is based upon the idea that clown society requires a strict, structured hierarchy in order to be able to properly form humor.
Sloth

A **sloth** is an extinct carnivorous mammal that lived in what is now South America during the Holocene. The sloth was most closely to Megatherium as their similarities suggests. The sloth most likely hunted tapirs, horses, rhinos, humans, pigs, and among other prey items, but were likely rivals to Megatherium and Hippopotamus. It probably climbed on trees as their long arms suggests, but may have evolved long arms to instead more efficiently hunt larger prey.
Plant

Plants are a classification of living organisms that are not animals while still excluding fungi and some forms of algae. The ancient plants of Earth are fought to have been the clour green due to photosythesis. On Earth, plants would have been the main producers of oxegen and food source to most animals.
Cat

A **Cat** is an extinct small carnivorous land mammal that lived in all continents except Antarctica during the Holocene. They were likely pack-hunting animals as some fossil sites suggests, hunting animals larger than themselves including **"Pigs"**, **"Humans"**, and other larger animals. According to one theory, they were probably responsible for the mass extinction of many large animals like pigs, **"Cows"**, humans, and other animals, but this theory has since been rebuked, as no known bite marks or claw marks from cats have been found on larger animals.

A more scientifically accurate restoration of a cat's head, given more soft tissue, including lips normally hiding its teeth.
Tapir

A **Tapir** is a modern herbivorous mammal that lives throughout Southeast Asia, South America, and Central America during the Holocene. They are most likely quadrupedal and, despite their size, could have been a fast moving to escape from predators. Their teeth suggest that they are grazing and browsing animals that feed on mostly grass, leaves and other flowering plants, and to modern biologists, tapirs must have a prehensile upper lip (that looks like a squat elephant's trunk) to grasp leaves off branches. They were once thought to be unintelligent, but new studies shows that they are probably about as smart as a modern day chimp, possibly able to speak some words in some sort of languages. They probably build a strong nest to give birth to live young, no one knows for sure yet. They are warm-blooded, but to alien biologists lived for 150 years. They probably live in a large herd up to about 13 in a single group.
Shoebill

A **Shoebill** is an extinct bipedal reptile (part of an extinct group called birds) that lived in what is now Africa during the Holocene. They were once thought to be sleek creatures that hunted at high speeds, however, recent studies proved that shoebills weren't design for running for many miles, instead, they were most likely solitary ambush predators that lived in trees hunting smaller tree-climbing animals that lived in the shoebill's environment. They were probably noisy reptiles as some perfectly fossilized skulls suggests, they may have made low-pitch honks that could have been heard for two miles across.

An outdated restoration of a shoebill fighting against a **Pelican**.
Hunchback

A **Hunchback** is an extinct bipedal mammal related to the "**Dylanus**", the "**Phantom**", the "**Human**", and/or the "**Vampire**". Unlike the dylanus, the hunchback had a sail on its back most likely used for regulating its body temperature like some lizards today. It was most likely herbivorous like all sail-backed lizards alive today, using its clawed fingers to pull down branches and pull out shrubs to feed on leaves and fruits. It is likely that hunchbacks were herding animals, using their numbers for safety against predators. It is unknown on why hunchbacks became extinct.
Grey squirrel

The grey squirrel was a mid sized mammal from north america, southeast and northwest Europe, Africa, and Australia. There have been collections of small nuts and seeds attributed to them from northeastern north america which suggests a herbivorous or omnivorous diet and or just more plant based insted of the previously thought carnivorous diet. From recent evidence found in the same locality as the nut stashes Northeastern North america, it seems it may have some filamentus structure covering the body or at the least the tail as well as small ears, more evidence for filament on it and it's realtives (eg. Porcupines, hampsters, rabbits [?], mice,and iguanas to name a few, although these all being related is still a heated debate) is the discovery of fur, or a similar filamentus fuz found on rats. the previously stated east north america find illustrates 2 possible lifestyles for the grey squirrel; A: an arboreal lifestyle, eating small nuts such as acorns, and, if an omnivore eating small creatures it can catch, possibly a mor omnivorous contemporary of pine martens, and if closer to herbivory, finding the seeds during their season, or B: a forest floor forager, searching and berrying/eating plants or small animals (if an omnivore) found while scrounging on the forest floor. As many of the areas it is found in such as the European and North american locals have been found to have had cold seasonal changes throughout the year during the holocene, suggesting a possible period of hibernation or torpor during part of the year.

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Smilodon

**Smilodon**, aka the saber-toothed cat (or saber tooth tiger), was a large carnivorous mammal that somewhat resembled a Gorgonopsid of the Permian period. It was most likely a solitary hunter, but it may have had hunted in packs as a fossil site containing "**Wolves**" near a fossil of a large "**Deer**" seems to show. Some researchers argued that they had lips over their saber teeth while few argued that they didn't have lips. It is unknown on why the Smilodons became extinct.

A popular depiction of Smilodon, without lips, with snake-like eyes and tongue, as well as very lizard-like scales, and being a highly-intelligent creature.The most accurate reconstruction of Smilodon so far, not being too shrinkwrapped, having soft reptilian skin, and having tiny hairs on its face based on modern day bats (the closest living relative of mammals).
Rat

A **Rat** is an extinct small carnivorous mammal that lived in every continent except Antarctica during the Holocene. It was the first ever species of mammal ever discovered with evidence of fur on its body, leading to many paleontologists to suggest that other small and probably medium-sized mammals had fur as well. The rats were most likely ferocious, pack-hunting killers, which were able take out much larger animals, as some fossil sites shows lots of rats in various areas.
Mouse

A **Mouse** is an extinct small carnivorous, but possibly omnivorous, rodent-grouped mammal found in what is now Eurasia, Africa, Americas, Australia, and even New Zealand. The mice were closely related to a slightly larger "**Rat**", but probably had a smaller brain case and were slightly smaller in size. It is unknown on why mice had became extinct.
Blue Whale

A **blue whale** is an extinct marine mammal that lived in the oceans during the Holocene. It was the biggest predator on Earth of all time, possibly growing up to more than 150 feet long and weighed about 120 tons, but it also had the weirdest set of jaws, it had jaws that resembled very much like that of an insect, and may have functioned in a same manner, closing in to kill its prey such as dolphins, orcas, and other marine life. It is unknown why this terrifying predator became extinct.