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Rewind Rumble Fanon Thread

Chuck Norris vs Spider-Man

Round 1: MCU Spider-Man vs Movie Chuck Norris

Round 2: Comic Spider-Man vs Fact Book Chuck Norris
 
Round 1: Actually, IIRC, Chuck is only 9-B. Therefore, Spidey punches.

Round 2: Betting on Chuck.
 
Shocking too.

Anyways, I'll go ahead and just put this:

"Matched The Void. And because String Theory Soup proves that the Marioverse's secrets reside within String Theory, which is a theory that supports 11-dimensionality, this feat was consuming eleven dimensions, making the characters 11-dimensional. Now, there's even more evidence backing up several aspects of this; to start, let's address doubts about The Void destroying dimensions. Next, let's talk about odd occurrences that back up String Theory being valid; to start, aesthetic details indicate String Theory in affect in the Marioverse. And what with mathematical-like equations existing in worlds like "Lineland," we can determine--for certain--that The Void was going to destroy all mathematical dimensions. And what about String Theory Soup? Is it reliable? Yes. It's the narrator who talks about String Theory Soup's description; third-person omniscient narrator. That is intensely reliable. And now, to address its name "not being important." The last sentence means everything: "Drink not, lest you learn more than what man was ever meant to know." Whatever this soup houses is huge. The earlier sentence states, "All the secrets of the universe are contained within this soup." So, it's something huge and revealing--a secret that man was never meant to know--about the universe. And the name reveals what that secret is; which is consistent since String Theory relates back to the universe"

So Bowser at his best is 11-D. Bowser sort of stomps.
 
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