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My first instinct was to say obviously Unalaq but given the divisiveness of the answers maybe I'm missing something.

No idea if this is a good fight, just thought it would be thematically appropriate. Which one of these serpentine megalomaniacs shall prove the stronger?

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Both book and movie feats allowed for Voldemort; both lore and gameplay feats allowed for Rykard. Battle takes place in Rykard's boss arena. Do note that Voldemort has to slay the God-Devouring Serpent first before Rykard awakens and engages him properly.

Round 1: The killing curse and Serpent Hunter are both restricted.

Round 2: The killing curse is restricted but the Serpent Hunter is allowed.

Round 3: The killing curse and Serpent Hunter are both allowed, but would the former work on Rykard?

It's been a while since I read the books but I was never too impressed with Kyoshi beyond her considerable power in earthbending. Her use of the other elements was quite minimal from what I recall, and I don't believe in an actual fight she would beat any of the notable masters from her own series - Jianzhu, Hei-Ran, or Kelsang -, all of whom I have solidly below Tenzin. Honestly, I think you could swap Yun for Tenzin for the final fight of The Shadow of Kyoshi and it'd go just as poorly for the Flying Opera Company.

They would have their hands full with Roku alone tbh, even if they could take him. However, I think Sozin should be good enough to hold any of them off for good spell - based on his prodigious youth, his albeit limited feats which nonetheless showcase both power and ingenuity, as well as his implied status as a dragon slayer -, and Roku would beat the remaining duo.

I think 5 is the first round that can be considered competitive, as can all the others after that. Though I've no notion of how to model 5-7 so I'm unsure who's going to be the victor, but I'd probably put my money on Korra and Tenzin winning a majority if I had to make a bet. Roku is the only one who I think beats them for sure.

I think with these numbers, and the fact that they have Tarrlok to diminish some of the effects of Yakone's bloodbending, and the ability of many of the benders here to keep their distance and attack from range with immense power, that Yakone is going down.

Both of you are doing a good job so far.

Zuko is not beating this team in this location. I think with the full moon the team's high-end attacks can match his casual ones pound for pound, so (what I perceive to be) the thread's idea of one overwhelmingly powerful opponent against three more skilled but far weaker ones is mostly nullified - the power gap is not that big, even individually, and collectively Zuko is honestly outgunned in my opinion. Then there's the logistics of managing a battle with three people who are all tactical fighters (especially Unalaq, whose subtlety is often overlooked) who can come at him from multiple attack vectors, implement sneak attacks, distractions, feints, and other tricks (Korra has earthbending and airbending, so something like an earthball or an asphyxiation sphere may be viable), and who can quite frankly negate his power advantage with their own bending head-on if there's more than one of them... it's just not winnable for Zuko.

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