War of Humanity

**War of Humanity** is Population's final struggle against the governments. Explained in the Thailand Constitution, article No. 62, paragraph 15 of the super special clause, it is a series of one-on-one showdowns between the governments and populations.

Thirteen combatants are put forth by each side and engage each other in one-on-one battles to the death. The first side to achieve seven victories wins. If the governments win, population's fate is sealed, but if mankind wins, they are allowed to living forever without a king and 20th Thai Government. but will change to the Republic of Thailand instead of the Kingdom of Thailand.

Those who are defeated in War of Humanity have their souls destroyed and their bodies reduced to dust. This prevents reincarnation, resulting in cessation of existence.

The fights take place in the ***Caldavar*** ***Arena***.

## History

As the governments were deciding on Democratic's destruction, Supatchaya Kontheiyng took the populations' side and suggested the start of **War of Humanity**. The governments, seeing the suggestion as pointless, refused to take part in it, saying that it was a waste of time. However, Supatchaya taunted them, declaring that they were "chickening out". The mere suggestion that they feared direct conflict with mortals caused such anger among the governments that they decided to accept Sukanya’s proposition, if only to put her in her place. Thus began **War of Humanity**, the final confrontation between Populations and Governments.

## Rounds

 File:TinnapatF.png | **Tinnapat Sukyuang** vs **Dipangkorn Mahidol**
**Victor**: Dipangkorn Mahidol
**Match Length**: 16 Minutes and 28 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Wrath of Thunder God
**Populations** 0 - 1 **Governments**

 File:ThaksinF.png | **Thaksin Shinawatra** vs **Suthep Thaugsuban**
**Victor**: Suthep Thaugsuban
**Match Length**: 7 Minutes and 13 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Straight Punch
**Populations** 0 - 2 **Governments**

 File:TherapatF.png | **Therapat Parkkeaw** vs **Wissanu Krea-ngam**
**Victor**: Therapat Parkkeaw
**Match Length**: 13 Minutes and 7 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Omoitsuki no Nagesaki
**Populations** 1 - 2 **Governments**

 File:PhurinF.png | **Phurin Laosirikanha** vs **Jurin Laksanawisit**
**Victor**: Phurin Laosirikanha
**Match Length**: 26 Minutes and 57 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Punishment of Humanity
**Populations** 2 - 2 **Governments**

 File:ThanapatF.png | **Thanapat Cheennswat** vs **Abhisit Vejjajiva**
**Victor**: Abhisit Vejjajiva
**Match Length**: 11 Minutes and 16 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Deva loka
**Populations** 2 - 3 **Governments**

 File:ThanathornF.png | **Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit** vs **Thawisin Witsanuyothin / Veerasak Wangsupakitkosol/Mongkut**
**Victor**: Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit
**Match Length**: 21 Minutes and 37 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Mahapari Nirvana
**Populations** 3 - 3 **Governments**

 File:NetigenF.png | **Netigen Netirattanapaiboon** vs **Surachet Hakpal**
**Victor**: Vajiralongkorn Mahidol
**Match Length**: 15 Minutes and 28 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Persephone Helheim
**Populations** 3 - 4 **Governments**

 File:PiyaphanF.png | **Piyaphan Sawangdee** vs **Anutin Charnvirakul**
**Victor**: Piyaphan Sawangdee
**Match Length**: 30 Minutes and 28 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Fifth Form: String Performance
**Populations** 4 - 4 **Governments**

 File:PeerapatF.png | **Peerapat Seetabtim** vs **Sereepisut Temeiwes**
**Victor**: Peerapat Seetabtim
**Match Length**: 17 Minutes and 18 Seconds
**Deciding Move**: Final Form: Dead Calm
**Populations** 5 - 4 **Governments**

 File:TaksinF.png | **Taksin Chaiyasan** vs **Saksiam Chidchob**
**Victor**: ???
**Match Length**: ???
**Deciding Move**: ???
**Populations** ??? - ??? **Governments**

### Government

* Dipangkorn Mahidol
* Suthep Thaugsuban
* Wissanu Krea-ngam
* Jurin Laksanawisit
* Abhisit Vejjajiva
* Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit(Formerly)
* Veerasak Wangsupakitkosol/Veerapat
* Surachet Hakpal
* Sereepisut Temeiwes
* Anutin Charnvirakul
* Supattanapong Phanmechao
* Thammanat Phromphao
* Saksiam Chidchob
* Prayut Chan-o-cha

### Population

* Tinnaphat Sukyuang
* Thaksin Shinawatra
* Therapat Parkkeaw
* Phurin Laosirikanha
* Somchit Jongjohor
* Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit
* Netigen Netirattanapaiboon
* Piyaphan Sawangdee
* Taksin Chaiyasan
* Soragrit Triechorb
* Thephasdin Intecha
* Peerapat Seetabtim
* Jatupat Boonphatraksa
* Phatsakon Siwthaisong

## Remaining Fighters

### Governments

* Supattanapong Phanmechao
* Thammanat Phromphao
* Saksiam Chidchob
* Prayut Chan-O-Cha

### Populations

* Soragrit Triechorb
* Taksin Chaiyasan
* Thephasdin Intecha
* Jatupat Boonphatraksa
* Phatsakon Siwthaisong

## Incidents

The super special clause was originally added as a joke in the Valhalla Constitution and was never seriously considered before, since, under normal circumstances, an average human cannot physically harm, let alone kill, a being with divine blood.

As it was never meant to be taken seriously, it created loopholes that both teams took advantage:

* **Round One**: Phipopphuwadol interrupted the fight to help Tinnaphat, as he had his legs broken and was unable to walk. While it was against the rules, (as no one except the fighters and the commentator can enter the arena) the governments permitted it since Phipopphuwadol was considered part of Tinnaphat's body.
* **Round Two**: Abhisit was originally planned to fight in the second round, while Suthep would have fought last. However, Suthep took Abhisit's place.
* **Round Six**: Initially, Thanathorn was in the Government' list of fighters, but he betrayed them to fight for Population. The Government sent another one of their list, Veerasak Wangsupakitkosol, to deal with him.
* **Round Seven**: Thanathorn changing sides in the tournament left a gap in the governments' roster. Despite not being listed, Surachet Hakpal decided to fight.

## Trivia

* The super special clause was originally added as a joke in the Thai Constitution and was never seriously considered before, since, under normal circumstances, an average human cannot physically harm, let alone kill, a being with divine blood.
* As it was never meant to be taken seriously, the rules created loopholes that both teams took advantage.