I've curated a list of the most searched for matchups on Google over the past ten years and placed each combatant into Fantasy Brawls battle area. Each fighter will have their power levels ranked on a scale from 1 to 100. Fighter rankings are based on their feats of strength, intelligence, native weaponry, speed, and fight IQ.
Countries are also included and ranked according to military prowess, past victories, economic power, topology, and location. To use this super addictive tool, choose two combatants from the selection area below. Next, click the Brawl button and behind the scenes, 1,000 epic brawls will take place and you'll be given the win/loss percentage for the bouts.
Fighter 1
Select Fighter 1
Fighter 2
Select Fighter 2
For my friends who prefer scrolling through a list of matchups, I've listed all the most popular matchups below. Let me know on Twitter @fantasybrawls if you agree with the results!
To use the 'Who Would Win In a Fight Generator', start by choosing two combatants from the selection area. Next, select a value from the quantity menu beside each fighter. It defaults to 1, but you can change it to run whatever hypothetical you'd like. Next, select the Simulate 1,000 Brawls button and an epic fight will rage behind the scenes before we present the victor.
If you'd like to leave things to fate, select the Random Pair button to get a randomly generated matchup. Finally, take note of the toggle that allows you to include fantasy fighters. With this option turned on, fights will include powerful creatures from fantasy, some of whom you can find in the Fantasy Brawls roster.
Animals in the generator are assigned stats based on their real life characteristics. Frequent readers of Fantasy Brawls already know that we extensively study all sorts of creatures, both real and fantasy. We've taken their lore, feats of strength, durability, and fighting prowess into account and assigned each one four stats: Power, Speed, Durability, and Agility.
In most cases, real animals have significantly less power than fantasy ones. For example, a fully grown silverback gorilla has an impressive power rating of 88. But this pales in comparison to that of a Djinn with a 160 power rating.
Power increases raw damage potential and sets the baseline threat. Durability reduces incoming damage by acting as defensive weight in the score. Speed improves engagement tempo and the chance to land first or follow up. Agility improves hit quality and evasion against slower or clumsier foes.
The simulator builds a composite rating for each fighter using a balanced blend of offense and defense. Offense scales with Power, then gets a modest lift from Speed and Agility. Defense scales with Durability, then gets a small help from Agility for evasive survival.
Conceptually, each side receives a number like this: Score = Offense ร Offense Boost + Defense ร Defense Boost.
Here's the current fantasy animal roster. Keep in mind this is subject to change as I'm adding content to this page weekly.
Choosing the party size a combatant is bringing to the battle can drastically change the outcome of a fight. For example, a lone Coyote gets mauled instantly by a Hyena. But a group of 5 can probably topple the laughing assassin. For this generator, I increase the power output (the fighter's attack stat) by 24% for each party member that joins the brawl. I chose not to increase attack power by a multiple equal to the party number as realistically these animals are not coordinating perfect attacks all at once. There are no synchronized bites, claw swipes, or tackles.
If you enjoyed the results of these fantasy battles, you'll love the other fights on our site. Check out what would happen if 100 regular dudes fought a Gorilla. And if animal on human battles aren't your speed, we've got you covered with the King Cobra vs Komodo Dragon Battle.
If you ever want to play through any of these scenarios yourself, sign up for a free Fantasy Brawls account to play out every popular hypothetical you can think of in exciting turn based, pixel art style battles.