Smallville: Big Bad Bracket, Round Two
The votes are counted for Group Four, and we had a nail-biter of a match-up. In the battle of Raia vs. 33.1, Lex's collection of super powered oddities beat out the girl from the Phantom Zone by only three votes. Whew!
The rest of the matches were comparatively calm: Static Powers took out Dirt powers, Scheming Billionaires crushed Super Drugs, and the Phantom Zone defeated Big Bangs. Congrats to all the winners!
Now we head into Round Two: The Sweet Sixteen. Who will advance to the Elite Eight? Which members of the Justice League will succeed? Which villains will kick butt? Your votes will decide! Find out how the bracket works and cast your votes in the new matches below!
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Zod: Kneel before Zod! This Kryptonian general possessed Lex Luthor, caused a global meltdown, and tried to take over the world. He’s got all the powers of Superman, and the morals of a rabid weasel. Good times! Green Arrow: Our boy Ollie has no super powers to speak of. But he’s got great aim, a quiver full of trick arrows, and an impressively form-fitting leather outfit. |
Cyborg: Half man, half machine, all Flash: He’s fast, he’s flirty, and |
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Martian Manhunter: The detective from another planet can fly, change shape, delve into people’s minds, and basically kick some serious butt. A shame about that fear of fire thing, though… Red Kryptonite: This snazzy rock brings out with worst in Clark Kent and the people around him – which leads to come of the best episodes. Hooray for lowered inhibitions! |
Zoners: These Kryptonian criminals broke out of the phantom zone and headed for earth. They’ve got strength, power and no compunction about taking human life. Bizarro: "I’m you – only Bizarre." Ooooooh. Our craggy metal-faced friend kicked Clark’s butt and seems set to take over the world. Plus, he can fly – something our hero hasn’t managed yet. |
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Justice League: Cyborg, Flash, Aquaman and Green Arrow are formidable on their own. Together, they could be unstoppable. True Love: Some people are just meant to be together. Too bad about the forced weddings, faked pregnancies, and explosions getting in the way. |
Mind Control: On the upside, you can get people to do what you want. On the downside, you might accidentally make them scour off their own skin or attempt to kill Lex Luthor. Actually, that last one might not be so bad… Krypto-Freak Fight Club: Take a bunch of super-powered people in a big ol’ cage and have them fight to the death, all on video for our viewing pleasure. We’re pretty sure The CW has that on tap for a midseason replacement… |
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Static powers: Krypto-freak powers allowed this gentleman to phase between frequencies, so he could jump from place to place without being seen. He also managed to drag Lex into the void. He really shouldn’t have brought that knife with him, though. Scheming billionaires: What’s more dangerous than a evil genius? And evil genius with enough money to build secret facilities, create super-soldier armies, blackmail and kill enough people to inhabit a small town, or just do whatever they damn well please. They couldn’t have spent their money collecting stamps or something? |
Phantom Zone: This trans-dimensional prison kept the worst of the worst sequestered in a desolate land. Bummer about Clark opening up a door, then… 33.1: This secret lair warehoused a collection of Krypto-freaks so Lex could study their powers. Personally, we’re not sure putting a bunch of pissed off people with powers in the same place is necessarily the best plan, but hey, we’re not evil geniuses. |
Comments
I think smallville is badass clark kent {tom welling} is the shit i hope this show plays forever
Posted by: Jasontatum | October 22, 2007 1:06 AM