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Welcome to the #WakandanRoyaleRumble Tell me what you gon’ do to me Confrontation ain’t nothin’ new to me You can bring a bullet, bring a sword Bring a morgue, but you can’t bring the truth to me -Kendrick Lamar, All of the Stars
The semifinals for the March Multimedia Multiverse Madness came and went. Only two of the Multimedia Multiverse’s finest have held steady against the competition. You, oh gracious audience, have been voting diligently these past weeks, and now all of the polls have led to the final fight. Here were the contenders for the first annual #MarchMultimediaMultiverseMadness championship.
Let’s do a quick recap of the Road to Finals and how we ended up with the #WakandanRoyalRumble. The Number 5 Seed, Shuri – Technical Genius with No Rival, Best Disney/Wakanda Princess
In the Preliminary bouts, Shuri was against Morgiana. The raw strength of the anime brawler was not enough to over come the technology armed Shuri. In a crushing victory, Shuri won 86% of the vote. In the Quarterfinals, Shuri faced Cassandra Cain. The Blackbat fought valiantly, but alas was no match. Shuri won with 74% of the vote In the upset of the bracket, Shuri took down the fan favorite magical girl and number 1 seed, Sailor Moon, in the semi-finals. In a stunning blowout, Shuri received 72% of the vote.
The Number 2 Seed, Storm – Basically Confirmed Omega Level Mutant, the Goddess of Weather
In the Preliminary bouts, Storm swept away Quiet with thunderous applause. With the largest …
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Mikkel Snyder
Mikkel Snyder is a technical writer by day and pop culture curator and critic all other times.
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