Ultimate Showdown

Ultimate Showdown
Default title screen panel for the game.
Developer(s)	Lunatic Entertainment
Publisher(s)	Lunatic Entertainment
Platform(s)	PC, DS, 3DS, Wii U, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, Vita
Release Date(s)
TBA
Mode(s)
Single Player Multiplayer
Genre(s)	Action Crossover Baby Waffle
Media Included	Periodic character downloads

Ultimate Showdown is an action game in development, created by Somarinoa. It is intended as a multiplayer game, with a final goal of 16—32 players at a time per session. The game features over a thousand characters (current count: 1140), and the goal is to be in control of the last character still alive. Each character plays differently in one way or another, making the game very complex in overall design, no matter how simple the concept is.

Only one character in Ultimate Showdown can be considered property of Somarinoa — The Creator, who is himself. All other characters belong to their respectful copyright owners, and should not be seen as an attempt to claim any copyrights as his own.

The 3DS and Wii U versions of the game take advantage of Amiibo technology for supported characters.

Newest Sprite Additions

LATEST UPDATE: 01/10/2018
For past updates please refer to the Ultimate Showdown/Updates subpage.

A set of the most recent sprites added to the page, for ease of browsing and keeping tabs by those of you interested. This gallery was added as the characters added to the roster will get confusing over time, if it isn't already confusing.

Fan Additions

This gallery instead will showcase all of the fan submissions added, so that they are not forgotten among the numerous others showcased here.

Characters

As of September 13th, 2012 anno domini, there is currently 1140 characters set to appear in Ultimate Showdown—all of which have sprites created for them. You can expect this list to grow and evolve over time (as converting the sprites to single sprite images with transparent format will take time). The characters will be added in in by sheet number. Since there are 30 characters per sheet, this means there are 37 more character updates to go until all caught up, if no new characters are officially added by that time.

Classes

While characters play as one would expect them to (Batman throws batarangs and the like, FPS characters use multiple guns, Mario characters use power ups they can find, Zombie characters convert other characters into an AI zombie horde, et cetera), and therefore characters are all unique in one way or another, they are still classified by loose-fitting "Classes" that help a player locate the specific character they desire or characters who play in a similar manner with ease. Certain characters fill multiple classes, and several classes require more kill points to be able to purchase and play. However, as the number of characters still alive begin to dwindle, characters get cheaper a few times before becoming completely free for in-game purchase. Below are some short descriptions of various classes known to exist in-game.

• Animal: Self-explanatory, the Animal class holds all animals that can be played in game. Examples of Animals are Dilophosaurus wetherilli, Dimetrodon or Mr. Ed.

• Brute: Brutes are a combination of Scrapper and Tank classes, being able to deal out as much damage as they can take. Because of their strength, they are generally mid-game fielded characters.

• Civilian: Civilians are the lowest-tier character class in the game. They are also the most numerous. Civilians are typically quite weak, and can be severely crippled by a single gunshot, unlike many later classes. Examples of Civilians are background or bit characters or any character from a show that takes place in a relatively realistic reality (such as the Sex & The City girls or the Friends cast). Real life people are generally considered Civilians as well.

• Daikaiju: Massive monsters of absolute destruction. When someone fields a Daikaiju character, all other characters are alerted to the threat and a blip is set on their map. Smart players will end their petty grudges to try and take care of the Daikaiju, due to their generally exponential hit points. Examples of Daikaiju would be Godzilla or any enlarged Power Ranger/similar Sentai show character.

• Destroyer: Destroyers deliver huge amounts of destruction, and are easily capable of destroying buildings. They are generally late-game fielded characters. Examples of Destroyers would be Spawn (also a Diehard), the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, many member of the Dragon Ball cast, or Chuck Norris.

• Diehard: Diehards are a crafty bunch who, as their names suggest, are difficult to kill due to various conditions that are often unique to the character. Examples of Diehards are Vampire or Werewolf characters, Spawn, or a number of Slashers (such as Jason Voorhees or Freddy Krueger).

• Gunner: Gunners wield firearms or similar weaponry, yet not nearly in as great of numbers as a Weapons Expert. They are generally easy to play and manage, and as such are typically early-game fielded characters. Examples of Gunners would be Elmer Fudd, RoboCop or Metal Slug Martian.

• Infiltrator: Infiltrators are built for sneaking into and out of areas undetected, rogue-style. In fact, thieves would generally be of the infiltrator class. Examples of Infiltrators are Solid Snake and The Hamburglar.

• Jedi: Jedi are the opposite of the Sith class, and use generally light-side Force powers, though depending on the character, some use dark-side Force powers as well. Any and all characters from Star Wars shown to be Jedi are of this class; those who spend a portion of their lives as Dark Lords of the Sith still have their Jedi counterparts (in other words, both Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader are separate playable characters).

• Lycanthrope: Lycanthropes are masters — or more correctly, victims — of transformation. Most of these characters gain superhuman feats in their transformed state, whether or not they retain similar abilities in their "normal" state. The most common type of lycanthrope would be a werewolf, although others such as werebears, weretigers, et cetera also exist. Many lycanthropes can only transform at night, and therefore will be forced to revert to a weaker human state during daylight hours, causing the class to often require a little bit of strategy during play. Examples of Lycanthropes are Scott Howard (main character from Teen Wolf), Jacob Black (Twilight), Paul Carlson (Track of the Moon Beast) and Rei (from Breath of Fire III).

• Magician: Magicians are a class of wizards, sorcerers, mages, druids, and even illusionists. Their powers are greatly varied by individual, and thus there can be both low-tier and high-tier Magician characters. Examples of Magicians are Criss Angel as a civilian-level magician, Vivi (Final Fantasy IX) and Gandalf (Lord of the Rings).

• Martial Artist: Martial Artists are masters of martial arts who are neither Samurai nor Ninja, which are considered their own separate classes. Examples of Martial Artists are Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris and pretty much all fighting game characters.

• Mastermind: Masterminds command forces, usually which do much of their fighting for them, although a number of Masterminds are capable of holding their own should their forces be defeated. How these forces fight depends on what type of force it is, though it is many times soldiers, zombies or vampires. A mastermind can usually replenish their forces, either by having a cooldown for reinforcements or by killing opponents and converting the character into an AI ally of theirs (the character playing that character loses control as it is counted as a death and they return to the Character Select screen as normal). Examples of Masterminds are Hitler (using Nazi soldiers), Stubbs the Zombie (using converted zombie hordes) and Turel (using his Turelim vampires).

• Ninja: Ninjas are adept at the stealthy arts, oftentimes on levels greater than a mere Infiltrator can accomplish. They are often capable of parkour, allowing them to leap to the tops of buildings without needing to move up the stairs like most other human-height classes would have to do. They also suffer from far less fall damage. They often cannot take much damage and therefore are mainly intended to stick to the shadows. Female Ninja, also known as Kunoichi, are also considered members of the Ninja class for simplicity's sake. Examples of Ninja are Ryu Hayabusa, Joe Musashi and the Ninja Turtles.

• Ranger: Rangers are similar to Gunners yet have more primitive weaponry, such as bow and arrows or crossbows. Examples of Rangers would be Legolas, Hawkeye or Green Arrow.

• Saboteur: Saboteurs are explosives experts who specialize in setting off dangerous detonations. Examples of Saboteurs are Tanya Adams (of Command & Conquer: Red Alert), Bomb Man, and the Bombermen.

• Samurai: Samurai are a class of warriors who are a step above Martial Artists. They may wear armor to protect them, and are often significantly slower than a normal Martial Artist or a Ninja, yet do more damage with their sword techniques.

• Scrapper: Scrappers are the polar opposites of Tanks—they can dish out damage relatively quickly yet cannot take as much damage as they can put out. Examples of Scrappers would be Rocky Balboa, Knuckles the Echidna or a knight character.

• Sith: Sith are the opposite of the Jedi class, and use generally dark-side Force powers. Any and all characters from Star Wars shown to be Sith are of this class; those who spend a portion of their lives as Jedi still have their Sith counterparts (in other words, both Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader are separate playable characters).

• Specialist: Specialists are so uniquely developed that they do not fit into any of the other determined classes. As such, the Specialist class can be considered a "wastebasket class". The characters are not junk necessarily, but they are like a veritable grab bag of skills and abilities. Examples of Specialists are Saul Malone, Scrubbing Bubble and Taizo Hori.

• Speedster: Speedsters are super-fast characters who are hard to hit on sheer speed alone. This is not a necessarily indication as to their endurance, however. Examples of Speedsters are Sonic the Hedgehog, The Flash, or Compsognathus.

• Tank: Tanks are a class found in numerous games, which are capable of surviving a ridiculous amount of physical punishment yet don't do all that much damage on their own.

• Timespanner: Timespanners are time travelers who have a varied style of fighting, though many possess abilities to slow down players and AI enemies (when toggled on) within a certain radius of the user. Examples of Timespanners are Moebius the Streamer, Blinx the Time Sweeper and Dr. Sam Beckett.

• Weapons Expert: Weapons Experts are characters who utilize a large number of weapons or items to their advantage in battle. Most FPS and Point-and-Click Adventure main characters are Weapons Experts. Examples of Weapon Experts are Manny Calavera (Grim Fandango), Marcus Fenix (Gears of War), or any of the Mega Man or Resident Evil main characters.

• Vampire: Vampires are a class of undead which have the ability to convert opponents and AI enemies (when toggled on) into vampire whelps, often by draining most of the blood from a victim and letting them die. Draining blood only works on blood-filled and non-undead opponents. It restores health for vampire characters and a non-undead blood-filled character who is bitten obtains a status effect similar to poison; should the Vampire stop draining their blood before they run out (and die), they will continue to lose health unless certain styles of stopping this occurs — should they lose all of their health they will die but return as an AI vampire whelp to serve the Vampire. Many Vampires are also of the Diehard and Mastermind class.

• Zombie: Zombies are a class of undead which, upon killing a victim, that character will resurrect a short time later as an AI-controlled monster that will attack most other characters on site, though zombies themselves are immune to this behavior. Some zombies, such as Stubbs the Zombie or Michael Jackson, have the ability to have zombies within a certain radius follow them and attack whomever they attack. Most zombies are weak to headshots, though not all are (Tar Man is an example of one who is immune to this sort of attack). Certain zombies will also take damage from healing abilities targeting them.

Character Roster

#

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	8-Ball	Grand Theft Auto	Saboteur

A

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Aaron Seltzer	Real Life	Civilian
	Abraham Lincoln	Real Life	Mastermind
	Adolf Hitler	Real Life	Mastermind
	Agent Smith	The Matrix	Martial Artist
	Alice Cullen (Mary Alice Brandon)	Twilight	Vampire
	Angel (Angelus)	Buffy: The Vampire Slayer	Vampire
	Asbestos Man (Dr. Orson Karloff)	Marvel Comics	Weapons Expert

B

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Bane (____ Dorrace)	DC Comics	Brute
	Baraka	Mortal Kombat	Scrapper
	Barret Wallace	Final Fantasy VII	Gunner
	Bart Simpson	The Simpsons	Weapons Expert
	Batman (Bruce Wayne)	DC Comics	Weapons Expert
	BB-8	Star Wars
	Beast	Beast	Brute
	Bella Swan-Cullen (Isabella Marie Swan-Cullen)	Twilight	Vampire
	Bigby "Big Bad" Wolf	The Wolf Among Us	Gunner, Werewolf
	Black Belt	Final Fantasy I	Martial Arts
	Blue Beetle II (Ted Kord)	DC Comics
	Boba Fett	Star Wars	Weapons Expert
	Bomb Man	Mega Man (Classic)	Saboteur
	Booster Gold (Michael Jon Carter)	DC Comics
	Bow	Masters of the Universe	Ranger
	Brad "Chickenheart" Vickers	Resident Evil	Gunner
	Bryce Boltzmann	NeverDead	Gunner, Diehard
	Bub	Dawn of the Dead / The Walking Dead	Zombie
	Buzz-Off (Tzzzzt zzz zzTTTzz)	Masters of the Universe	Scrapper

C

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Captain Blasto	Blasto	Gunner
	Carl "CJ" Johnson	Grand Theft Auto	Weapons Expert
	Carlisle Cullen (Stregone Benefico)	Twilight	Vampire
	Carly Shay (Carlotta Shay)	iCarly	Civilian
	Castaspella	Masters of the Universe	Magician
	Chad Danforth	High School Musical	Civilian
	Chameleon	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Charles Gunn	Buffy: The Vampire Slayer
	Cho'gall	Warcraft	Brute
	Cid Highwind	Final Fantasy VII
	Claire Dearing	Jurassic Park	Civilian
	Claude Speed	Grand Theft Auto	Weapons Expert
	Clawful	Masters of the Universe	Brute
	Cobra Commander (Rex Lewis)	G.I. Joe	Mastermind
	Commander Keen (William "Billy" Blaze)	Commander Keen	Gunner
	Conan of Cimmeria	Conan the Barbarian
	Crag Hack of Enroth	Might and Magic
	Cut Man	Mega Man (Classic)	Scrapper
	Cyrax	Mortal Kombat	Ninja

D

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Dark Link	The Legend of Zelda	Scrapper
	Dark Samus	Metroid	Weapons Expert Diehard
	Darth Vader (Anakin Skywalker)	Star Wars	Sith
	David Lo-Pan	Big Trouble in Little China	Magician Diehard
	Demi Lovato (Demetria Devonne Lovato)	Real Life	Civilian
	Dentarg	Warcraft	Brute
	Dirge	Xombie	Diehard
	Doctor Colette Green	Half-Life	Weapons Expert
	Doctor Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik (Dr. Ovi Kintobor)	Sonic the Hedgehog	Mastermind Weapons Expert
	Doi "Shrignold" Gribbleston	Don't Hug Me I'm Scared	Diehard
	Donatello	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	Ninja
	Duck Guy	Don't Hug Me I'm Scared	Diehard

E

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Earthworm Jim	Earthworm Jim	Weapon Expert
	Edward Cullen (Edward Anthony Masen)	Twilight	Vampire
	Eike Kusch	Shadow of Destiny	Timespanner
	Elec(tricity) Man	Mega Man (Classic)	Elementalist
	Ellie Williams	The Last of Us	Infiltrator, Weapons Expert
	Emmett Cullen (Emmett Dale McCarty)	Twilight	Vampire
	Ermac	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Esme Platt-Evenson-Cullen	Twilight

F

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Finn (FN-2187)	Star Wars	Scrapper, Weapons Expert
	Fire Man	Mega Man (Classic)	Elementalist
	Freddy Benson (Fredward Benson)	iCarly	Civilian
	Frederick Charles Krueger	A Nightmare on Elm St.	Diehard

G

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Gabriella Montez	High School Musical	Civilian
	Ganondorf Dragmire	The Legend of Zelda	Brute Lycanthrope Die Hard
	Garlic, Junior	Dragon Ball	Diehard, Magician, Mastermind
	Garth Algar	Saturday Night Live (Wayne's World)	Civilian
	Ghostface I (William "Billy" Loomis)	Scream	Diehard
	Gibby Gibson	iCarly	Civilian
	Glimmer, Princess of Bright Moon	Masters of the Universe	Ranger
	Greedo the Younger	Star Wars	Gunner
	Green Goblin I (Norman Osborn)	Marvel Comics	Weapons Expert
	Grimace	McDonald's	Brute
	Grizzlor	Masters of the Universe	Brute
	Grounder	Sonic the Hedgehog	Specialist + Saboteur/Die Hard
	Guile (William F. Guile)	Street Fighter	Martial Artist
	Guts Man	Mega Man (Classic)	Brute

H

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Han Solo	Star Wars	Gunner
	Hannah Montana (Destiny Hope Cyrus)	Hannah Montana
	Homer Jay Simpson	The Simpsons	Tank Lycanthrope
	Hordak (Emperor Hordak)	Masters of the Universe	Weapons Expert
	He-Man (Prince Adam)	Masters of the Universe	Brute

I

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Ice Man	Mega Man (Classic)	Elementalist
	"Indiana" Jones (Dr. Henry Walton Jones)	Indiana Jones	Scrapper Gunner
	Iron Man (Tony Stark)	Marvel Comics	Weapons Expert

J

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Jacob "Jake" Black	Twilight	Lycanthrope
	James Sunderland	Silent Hill	Weapon Expert
	Jason Friedberg	Real Life	Civilian
	Jason Frudnick	Blaster Master	Gunner
	Jason Voorhees	Friday the 13th	Diehard
	Jasper Hale (Jasper Whitlock)	Twilight
	Major Jackson "Jaxx" Briggs	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Jehova	Modern Mythology	Diehard, Destroyer, Daikaiju
	Joe Jonas (Joseph Adam Jonas)	Real Life	Civilian
	Joel Miller	The Last of Us	Infiltrator, Weapons Expert
	Joseph "Joe" Musashi	Shinobi	Ninja
	John Rambo	Rambo	Weapon Expert
	Johnny Cage	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Julius Caesar (Gaius Julius Caesar)	Real Life	Mastermind
	Justin Drew Beiber	Real Life	Civilian

K

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Kabal	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Kano	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Kevin Jonas (Paul Kevin Jonas II)	Real Life	Civilian
	Knuckles the Echidna	Sonic the Hedgehog	Scrapper
	Kung Lao	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Kurobon Bomberman	Bomberman	Saboteur
	Kylo Ren (Ben Solo)	Star Wars	Sith

L

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Leatherface ("Bubba" Sawyer)	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre	Diehard
	Leech	Masters of the Universe	Vampire
	Leonardo	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	Ninja
	Lex Luthor (Alexander Joseph Luthor)	DC Comics
	Lieutenant Rootrick	Brave Fencer Musashi	Gunner
	Lieutenant Turel	Legacy of Kain	Vampire
	Lightning	Big Trouble in Little China	Elementalist
	Link IV (Adult) Hero of Time	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	Weapon Expert
	Lion-O	ThunderCats	Scrapper
	Lisa	P.T. / Silent Hill	Diehard
	Liu Kang	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Lord Zarok	Medievil	Mastermind, Lycanthrope
	Lorne (Krevlornswath)	Buffy: The Vampire Slayer
	Lou Garou	Wolf Cop	Gunner, Werewolf
	Luke Skywalker	Star Wars	Jedi

M

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Man-E-Faces	Masters of the Universe	Specialist
	Mantenna	Masters of the Universe	Gunner
	Manuel "Manny" Calavera	Grim Fandango	Weapons Expert
	Marty McFly (Martin Seamus McFly)	Back to the Future	Timespanner
	Master Chief Petty Officer SPARTAN John-117	Halo	Weapons Expert
	Mega Man (Rock)	Mega Man Classic	Weapons Expert
	MegaMan.EXE	Mega Man Battle Network	Weapons Expert
	Mekaneck	Masters of the Universe	Infiltrator
	Mer-Man	Masters of the Universe	Mastermind
	Michael Myers	Halloween	Diehard
	Michaelangelo	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	Ninja
	Muckman (Garson Grunge)	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
	Mutt Williams (Henry Walton Jones III)	Indiana Jones
	Mysterio I/IV (Quentin Beck)	Marvel Comics	Magician

N

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Nack the Weasel	Sonic the Hedgehog	Gunner
	Neo (Thomas A. "Tom" Anderson)	The Matrix	Martial Artist Gunner
	Ner'zhul	Warcraft	Magician
	Nick Jonas (Nicholas Jerry Jonas)	Real Life	Civilian
	Niko Bellić	Grand Theft Auto	Weapons Expert
	Noob Saibot (Bi-Han / 璧漢)	Mortal Kombat	Ninja

O

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Odlaw	Where's Waldo	Infiltrator
	Owen Grady	Jurassic Park	Mastermind

P

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Paige Halliwell	(Charmed)	Magician
	"PHOBOS"	DooM / Quake	Weapons Expert
	Phoebe Halliwell	(Charmed)	Magician
	Pinhead (Captain Elliot Spencer)	Hellraiser	Diehard
	Piper Halliwell	(Charmed)	Magician
	Prince Jinborov Karnovski	Karnov	Weapons Expert
	Prudence "Prue" Halliwell	(Charmed)	Magician

Q

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class

R

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Rain	Big Trouble in Little China	Elementalist
	Rain	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Ranma Saotome	Ranma ½	Martial Artist
	Raphael	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	Ninja
	Rayden	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Raziel the Soul Reaver	Legacy of Kain	Diehard
	Red Guy	Don't Hug Me I'm Scared	Diehard
	Red Ranger I (Jason Lee Scott)	Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers	Martial Artist
	Renesmee "Nessie" Carlie Cullen	Twilight
	Reptile	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Rexxar	Warcraft	Brute
	Rey	Star Wars	Jedi
	RoboCop (Officer Alex J. Murphy)	RoboCop	Gunner
	Rocky Balboa (Robert Balboa, Sr.)	Rocky	Scrapper
	Rosalie Haze	Twilight	Vampire
	Roy Gribbleston	Don't Hug Me I'm Scared	Civilian
	Ryan Evans	High School Musical	Civilian
	Ryoga Hibiki	Ranma ½	Martial Artist

S

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Sam Puckett (Samantha Puckett)	iCarly	Civilian
	Samara Morgan	The Ring	Diehard
	Samus Aran	Metroid	Weapons Expert
	Saul Malone	Saul of the Mole Men	Specialist
	SA-X	Metroid	Weapons Expert
	Scorpion (Hanzo Hasashi / 藏半藏)	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Scott Howard	Teen Wolf	Lycanthrope
	Sea Hawk	Masters of the Universe	Scrapper
	Sektor	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Selena Marie Gomez	Real Life	Civilian
	Sergeant Flynn "Fly" Taggart Serial #888-23-9912	DooM / Quake	Weapons Expert
	Shadow Weaver	Masters of the Universe	Magician
	Shang Tsung	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Shao Khan	Mortal Kombat	Martial Artist
	Sharpay Evans	High School Musical	Civilian
	She-Ra (Princess Adora)	Masters of the Universe	Brute
	Shirobon Bomberman	Bomberman	Saboteur
	Shrek	Shrek	Tank
	Sir Daniel Fortesque	Medievil	Weapons Expert
	Sir Galahad (Grayson)	The Order: 1886	Gunner, Diehard
	Skeletor (Keldor of the House of Miro)	Masters of the Universe	Magician
	Snout Spout	Masters of the Universe	Scrapper
	Solid Snake (David)	Metal Gear	Infiltrator
	Sonic the Hedgehog	Sonic the Hedgehog	Speedster
	Spawn (Albert Francis "Al" Simmons)	Image Comics	Destroyer
	Special Agent Dana Katherine Scully	The X-Files	Gunner
	Special Agent Fox William "Spooky" Mulder	The X-Files	Gunner
	Speed Racer / Gō Mifune	Speed Racer	Civilian
	Spencer Shay	iCarly	Civilian
	Stephenie Morgan-Meyer	Real Life	Civilian
	Steve Burnside	Resident Evil	Gunner
	Storm 1	Earth Defense Force	Weapons Expert
	Sub-Zero II (Kuai Liang / 奎良)	Mortal Kombat	Ninja
	Superman (Kal-El AKA Clark Kent)	DC Comics	Destroyer

T

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Taizo Hori	Dig Dug	Specialist
	Terry Bogard	Fatal Fury	Martial Artist
	The Composite Superman I (Joseph Meach)	DC Comics	Destroyer
	The Death Dealer (Gath of Baal)	The Death Dealer	Brute
	The Dovahkiin	The Elder Scrolls	Brute, Weapons Expert, Infiltrator, Lycanthrope, Magician, Ranger, Vampire
	The Hamburglar	McDonald's	Infiltrator
	The Invisible Destroyer (Dr. Martin Phillips)	DC Comics
	The Joker	DC Comics	Weapons Expert
	The Lord of Darkness	Legend
	The Riddler (Edward Nigma)	DC Comics
	The Scarecrow (Dr. Jonathan Crane)	DC Comics	Specialist
	The Shocker (Herman Schultz)	Marvel Comics	Specialist
	The Shredder (Oroko Saki)	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	Mastermind
	Thrall, Son of Durotan	Warcraft	Brute
	Thunder	Big Trouble in Little China	Elementalist
	Tommy Vercetti	Grand Theft Auto	Weapons Expert
	Trapjaw	Masters of the Universe	Weapons Expert
	Tri-Klops	Masters of the Universe	Specialist
	Troy Bolton	High School Musical	Civilian
	Two-Face (Harvey Dent)	DC Comics	Weapons Expert
	Tyrone Biggums	Chappelle's Show	Civilian

U

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Ultraman Hayata (Shin Hayata)	Ultraman	Martial Artist Daikaiju
	Ultron	Marvel Comics
	Uncle O'Grimacey	McDonald's	Scrapper
	Ushtug the Temporary	Warcraft	Scrapper

V

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Venom I (Eddie Brock)	Marvel Comics	Brute

W

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class
	Wayne Campbell	Saturday Night Live (Wayne's World)	Civilian
	Waldo	Where's Waldo?	Infiltrator
	Wart	Super Mario Bros.	Scrapper
	Wesley Wyndam-Pryce	Buffy: The Vampire Slayer
	Wheatley	Portal	Specialist

X

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class

Y

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class

Z

Sprite	Name	Origin	Class