Winners so far:
Round 1: Avendar with Lion-o
Round 2: Freija with Aang
Round 3: Raynor with Finn
Round 4: Kindrianna with Leonardo
Round 5: Kovaks with She-ra
Round 6: Tao with Samurai Jack
Round 7: Saegan with Korra
Round 8: Kyro with Skeletor
Round 9: Saka with Korra
Round 10: Malaki with Aang
Round 11: Radstar with Skeletor
Round 12: Janus with Garnet
Round 13: Elizah with She-Ra
Round 14: Trent with Leonardo
Now for Round 15!
Player 1 - Ranger. Character, Goliath.
Strategy: Goliath is my pick. He is strong and can glide. He's got great leader skills. Since he's made of stone he is hard to take down. Sharp claws for max damage. Can climb anything... I'd have him watch the battle from up high. Learn who is the most likely to win the battle over all and the next two runners up. If an opportunity presents itself to take out one of those three top people without the other two around then do it. Strike hard and fast from above when you can. Fall back and repeat.
Player 2 - Gordon. Character, Zuko.
Strategy: Zuko’s early arc features him fighting with an almost uncontrolled ferocity that showcases his natural ability, but needs to be tempered with age and discipline, which he gains through his trials and tribulations. My favorite Zuko moment is The Last Agni Kai against Azula, where he was patient and collected, waiting for his opponent to make a mistake, and capitalizing on it for his victory. As a shield fighter, I understands this defensive posturing, which will bring Zuko victory in Boff Brawl.
Player 3 - Clove. Character, Korra.
Strategy: I would choose Korra because she has mastery over the elements. She’d just fight following her instincts.
Player 4 - Twenaria. Character, Garnet.
Strategy: This is really tough. While a talking turtle and the ripped yelling guy first caught my eye, I’m going with Garnet. She kicks ass while singing, and is two people in one. But get this: they are actually shiny rocks who make a BIGGER shiny rock. Her fashion is tops, too. As for fighting strategy, I would tell her the same thing I tell other fighters I’ve worked with. “Do your thing. Don’t die. I’ll try to keep up.”