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Module:Episode list

2026-04-06T06:02:05Z

Techmo: Techmo changed the content model of the page Module:Episode list from "CSS" to "Scribunto"

local p = {}

-- This module requires the use of the following modules:
local colorContrastModule = require('Module:Color contrast')
local htmlColor = mw.loadData('Module:Color contrast/colors')
local langModule = require("Module:Lang")
local mathModule = require('Module:Math')
local tableEmptyCellModule = require('Module:Table empty cell')
local yesNoModule = require('Module:Yesno')

-- mw.html object for the generated row.
local row

-- Variable that will decide the colspan= of the Short Summary cell.
local nonNilParams = 0

-- Variable that will keep track if a TBA value was entered.
local cellValueTBA = false

-- Variable that handles the assigned tracking categories.
local trackingCategories = ""

-- List of tracking categories.
local trackingCategoryList = {
["air_dates"] ="",
["alt_air_dates"] = "",
["faulty_line_colors"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with faulty line colors]]",
["non_compliant_line_colors"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with non-compliant line colors]]",
["default_line_colors"] = "[[Category:Episode list using the default LineColor]]",
["row_deviations"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with row deviations]]",
["invalid_top_colors"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with invalid top colors]]",
["tba_values"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with TBA values]]",
["nonmatching_numbered_parameters"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with a non-matching set of numbered parameters]]",
["raw_unformatted_storyteleplay"] = "[[Category:Episode lists with unformatted story or teleplay credits]]",
}

-- List of parameter names in this order.
local cellNameList = {
'EpisodeNumber',
'EpisodeNumber2',
'Title',
'Aux1',
'DirectedBy',
'WrittenBy',
'Aux2',
'Aux3',
'Role',
'OriginalAirDate',
'AltDate',
'Guests',
'MusicalGuests',
'ProdCode',
'Viewers',
'Aux4'
}

-- List of pairs which cannot be used together
local excludeList = {
['Guests'] = 'Aux1',
['MusicalGuests'] = 'Aux2'
}

-- List of cells that have parameter groups
local parameterGroupCells = {}
local firstParameterGroupCell
local parameterGroupCellsAny = false

-- List of title parameter names in this order.
-- List used for multi title lists.
local titleList = {
'Title',
'RTitle',
'AltTitle',
'RAltTitle',
'NativeTitle',
'TranslitTitle',
}

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the episode number or production code number,
-- without any additional text.
local function idTrim(val, search)
local valFind = string.find(val, search)

if (valFind == nil) then
return val
else
return string.sub(val, 0, valFind-1)
end
end

-- Local function which is used to validate that a parameter has an actual value.
local function hasValue(param)
if (param ~= nil and param ~= "") then
return true
else
return false
end
end

-- Local function which is used to create a table data cell.
local function createTableData(text, rowSpan, textAlign)
if (rowSpan ~= nil and tonumber(rowSpan) > 1) then
row:tag('td')
:attr('rowspan', rowSpan)
:wikitext(text)
else
row:tag('td')
:css('text-align', textAlign)
:wikitext(text)
end
end

-- Local function which is used to add a tracking category to the page.
local function addTrackingCategory(category)
trackingCategories = trackingCategories .. category
end

-- Local function which is used to create a Short Summary row.
local function createShortSummaryRow(args, lineColor)
-- fix for lists in the Short Summary
local shortSummaryText = args.ShortSummary

if (shortSummaryText:match('^[*:;#]') or shortSummaryText:match('^{|')) then
shortSummaryText = '\n' .. shortSummaryText
end

if (shortSummaryText:match('\n[*:;#]')) then
shortSummaryText = shortSummaryText .. '\n'
end

local shortSummaryDiv = mw.html.create('div')
:addClass('shortSummaryText')
:css('max-width', '90vw')
:css('position', 'sticky')
:css('left', '0.2em')
:newline()
:wikitext(shortSummaryText)

local shortSummaryCell = mw.html.create('td')
:addClass('description')
:css('border-bottom', 'solid 3px ' .. lineColor)
:attr('colspan', nonNilParams)
:newline()
:node(shortSummaryDiv)

return mw.html.create('tr')
:addClass('expand-child')
:node(shortSummaryCell)
end

-- Local function which is used to add tracking categories for Top Color issues.
local function addTopColorTrackingCategories(args)
if (hasValue(args.TopColor)) then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["row_deviations"])

-- Track top colors that have a color contrast rating below AAA with
-- respect to text color, link color, or visited link color. See
-- [[WP:COLOR]] for more about color contrast requirements.
local textContrastRatio = colorContrastModule._ratio{args.TopColor, 'black', ['error'] = 0}
local linkContrastRatio = colorContrastModule._ratio{args.TopColor, '#0B0080', ['error'] = 0}
local visitedLinkContrastRatio = colorContrastModule._ratio{args.TopColor, '#0645AD', ['error'] = 0}

if (textContrastRatio < 7 or linkContrastRatio < 7 or visitedLinkContrastRatio < 7) then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["invalid_top_colors"])
end
end
end

-- Local function which is used to add tracking categories for Line Color issues.
local function addLineColorTrackingCategories(args)
if (hasValue(args.LineColor)) then
local blackContrastRatio = colorContrastModule._ratio{args.LineColor, 'black', ['error'] = 0}
local whiteContrastRatio = colorContrastModule._ratio{'white', args.LineColor, ['error'] = 0}

if (colorContrastModule._lum(args.LineColor) == '') then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["faulty_line_colors"])
elseif (blackContrastRatio < 7 and whiteContrastRatio < 7) then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["non_compliant_line_colors"])
end
else
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["default_line_colors"])
end
end

-- Local function which is used to set the text of an empty cell
-- with either "TBD" or "N/A".
-- Set to N/A if viewers haven't been available for four weeks, else set it as TBD.
local function setTBDStatus(args, awaitingText, expiredText, weeks)
if args.OriginalAirDate == nil or args.OriginalAirDate == '' then
return tableEmptyCellModule._main({alt_text = awaitingText})
end

-- If it hasn't aired, change to "N/A".
if string.match(args.OriginalAirDate, '^Unaired') then
return tableEmptyCellModule._main({alt_text = "N/A"})
end

local month, day, year = args.OriginalAirDate:gsub(" ", " "):match("(%a+) (%d+), (%d+)")

if (month == nil) then
day, month, year = args.OriginalAirDate:gsub(" ", " "):match("(%d+) (%a+) (%d+)")
end

if (day == nil) then
return tableEmptyCellModule._main({alt_text = "TBD"})
else
-- List of months.
local monthList = {
['January'] = 1,
['February'] = 2,
['March'] = 3,
['April'] = 4,
['May'] = 5,
['June'] = 6,
['July'] = 7,
['August'] = 8,
['September'] = 9,
['October'] = 10,
['November'] = 11,
['December'] = 12
}

if not monthList[month] then
error('Invalid month ' .. month)
end

local seconds = os.time() - os.time({year = year, month = monthList[month], day = day, hour = 0, min = 0, sec = 0})

if (seconds >= 60 * 60 * 24 * 7 * weeks) then
return tableEmptyCellModule._main({alt_text = expiredText})
else
return tableEmptyCellModule._main({alt_text = awaitingText})
end
end
end

-- Local function which is used to create an empty cell.
local function createEmptyCell(args, v, unsetParameterGroup)
if (unsetParameterGroup) then
args[v] = tableEmptyCellModule._main({alt_text = "N/A"})
elseif (v == 'Viewers' and hasValue(args.OriginalAirDate)) then
args[v] = setTBDStatus(args, "TBD", "N/A", 4)
elseif (v == 'DirectedBy' or v == 'WrittenBy') then
args[v] = setTBDStatus(args, "TBA", "Unknown", 4)
else
args[v] = tableEmptyCellModule._main({})
end
end

-- Air dates that don't use {{Start date}}
local function checkUsageOfDateTemplates(args, v, onInitialPage, title)
if v == 'OriginalAirDate'
and args[v] ~= ''
and string.match(args[v], '%d%d%d%d') -- Ensure it contains a four-digit number (likely a year)
and string.match(args[v], '2C2C2C') == nil -- Avoids this specific pattern
and not string.match(args[v], '^Unaired') -- Exclude anything starting with "Unaired"
and string.find(args[v], 'itvstart') == nil -- Avoids a {{Start date}} unique class
and onInitialPage
and title.namespace == 0
then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["air_dates"])
end

-- Alternate air dates that do use {{Start date}}
if (v == 'AltDate' and args[v] ~= '' and string.find(args[v], 'dtstart') ~= nil and onInitialPage and title.namespace == 0) then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["alt_air_dates"])
end
end

-- Local function which is used to create a Production Code cell.
local function createProductionCodeCell(args, v, numberOfParameterGroups)
local thisRowspan
if (not parameterGroupCells[v] and parameterGroupCellsAny) then
thisRowspan = numberOfParameterGroups
else
thisRowspan = 1
end

if (hasValue(args.ProdCode) and string.find(args.ProdCode, 'TBA') == nil) then
row:tag('td')
:attr('id', 'pc' .. idTrim(idTrim(args.ProdCode, ' ----'), '<'))
:attr('rowspan', thisRowspan)
:css('text-align', 'center')
:wikitext(args.ProdCode)
elseif (args.ProdCode == '' or string.find(args.ProdCode or '', 'TBA') ~= nil) then
createEmptyCell(args, v, false)
createTableData(args.ProdCode, thisRowspan, "center")
else
-- ProductionCode parameter not used; Do nothing.
end

nonNilParams = nonNilParams + 1
end

--[[
Local function which is used to extract data
from the numbered serial parameters (Title1, Aux1, etc.), and then convert them to
use the non-numbered parameter names (Title, Aux).

The function returns the args as non-numbered parameter names.
]]--
local function extractDataFromNumberedSerialArgs(args, i, numberOfParameterGroups, title)
for _, v in ipairs(cellNameList) do
local parameter = v
local numberedParameter = v .. "_" .. i
local excludeParameter = excludeList[parameter] or 'NULL' .. parameter
local excludeNumberParameter = (excludeList[numberedParameter] or 'NULL' .. parameter) .. "_" .. i
if (not hasValue(args[numberedParameter]) and not hasValue(args[excludeNumberParameter])
and hasValue(parameterGroupCells[parameter]) and not hasValue(args[excludeParameter])) then
if (v ~= 'ProdCode') then
createEmptyCell(args, parameter, true)
else
args[parameter] = ''
end
if (title.namespace == 0) then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["nonmatching_numbered_parameters"])
end
elseif (hasValue(args[numberedParameter]) and not hasValue(args[excludeNumberParameter])) then
args[parameter] = args[numberedParameter]
end
end

return args
end

--[[
Local function which is used to create the Title cell text.

The title text will be handled in the following way:
Line 1: <Title><RTitle> (with no space between)
Line 2: <AltTitle><RAltTitle> (with no space between) OR
Line 2: Transliteration: <TranslitTitle> (<Language>: <NativeTitle>)<RAltTitle> (with space between first two parameters)

If <Title> or <RTitle> are empty,
then the values of line 2 will be placed on line 1 instead.

--]]
local function createTitleText(args)
local titleString = ''
local isCellPresent = false
local useSecondLine = false
local lineBreakUsed = false

-- Surround the Title with quotes; No quotes if empty.
if (args.Title ~= nil) then
if (args.Title == "") then
isCellPresent = true
else
titleString = '"' .. args.Title .. '"'
useSecondLine = true
isCellPresent = true
end
end

if (args.RTitle ~= nil) then
if (args.RTitle == "") then
isCellPresent = true
else
titleString = titleString .. args.RTitle
useSecondLine = true
isCellPresent = true
end
end

-- Surround the AltTitle/TranslitTitle with quotes; No quotes if empty.
if (args.AltTitle or args.TranslitTitle) then

isCellPresent = true

if (useSecondLine) then
titleString = titleString .. " "
lineBreakUsed = true
end

if (hasValue(args.AltTitle)) then
titleString = titleString .. '"' .. args.AltTitle .. '"'
elseif (hasValue(args.TranslitTitle)) then
if (hasValue(args.NativeTitleLangCode)) then
titleString = titleString .. 'Transliteration: "' .. langModule._xlit({args.NativeTitleLangCode, args.TranslitTitle, italic = 'no'}) .. '"'
else
titleString = titleString .. 'Transliteration: "' .. args.TranslitTitle .. '"'
end
end
end

if (args.NativeTitle ~= nil) then
if (args.NativeTitle == "") then
isCellPresent = true
else
isCellPresent = true

if (useSecondLine and lineBreakUsed == false) then
titleString = titleString .. " "
end

if (hasValue(args.NativeTitleLangCode)) then
local languageCode = "Lang-" .. args.NativeTitleLangCode
titleString = titleString .. " (" .. langModule._langx({code = args.NativeTitleLangCode, text=args.NativeTitle}) .. ")"
else
titleString = titleString .. " (" .. args.NativeTitle .. ")"
end
end
end

if (args.RAltTitle ~= nil) then
if (args.RAltTitle == "") then
isCellPresent = true
else
isCellPresent = true

if (useSecondLine and lineBreakUsed == false) then
titleString = titleString .. " "
end

titleString = titleString .. args.RAltTitle
end
end

return titleString, isCellPresent
end

--[[
Local function which is used to extract data
from the numbered title parameters (Title1, RTitle2, etc.), and then convert them to
use the non-numbered parameter names (Title, RTitle).

The function returns two results:
-- The args parameter table.
-- A boolean indicating if the title group has data.
]]--
local function extractDataFromNumberedTitleArgs(args, i)
local nextGroupValid = false

for _, v in ipairs(titleList) do
local parameter = v
local numberedParameter = v .. "_" .. i
args[parameter] = args[numberedParameter]

if (nextGroupValid == false and hasValue(args[numberedParameter])) then
nextGroupValid = true
end
end

return args, nextGroupValid
end

-- Local function which is used to create a Title cell.
local function createTitleCell(args, numberOfParameterGroups, currentRow, isSerial)
local titleText
local isCellPresent

if (isSerial and args.Title and currentRow > 1) then
return nil
end
if (args.Title_2) then
local args, nextGroupValid = extractDataFromNumberedTitleArgs(args, currentRow)
end
titleText, isCellPresent = createTitleText(args)

if (isCellPresent == false) then
return nil
end

local textAlign = "left"

-- If Title is blank, then set Raw Title to TBA
if (hasValue(titleText) == false) then
titleText = tableEmptyCellModule._main({})
textAlign = "left"
end

-- If title is the first cell, create it with a !scope="row"
if (nonNilParams == 0) then
if (isSerial) then
row:tag('th')
:addClass('summary')
:attr('scope', 'row')
:attr('rowspan', numberOfParameterGroups)
:css('text-align', textAlign)
:wikitext(titleText)
else
row:tag('th')
:addClass('summary')
:attr('scope', 'row')
:css('text-align', textAlign)
:wikitext(titleText)
end
else
if (isSerial) then
row:tag('td')
:addClass('summary')
:attr('rowspan', numberOfParameterGroups)
:css('text-align', textAlign)
:wikitext(titleText)
else
row:tag('td')
:addClass('summary')
:css('text-align', textAlign)
:wikitext(titleText)
end
end

nonNilParams = nonNilParams + 1
end

--[[
Local function which is used to create column cells.

EpisodeNumber, EpisodeNumber2 are created in different functions
as they require some various if checks.

See:
-- createEpisodeNumberCell()
-- createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary()
]]--
local function createCells(args, isSerial, currentRow, onInitialPage, title, numberOfParameterGroups)
for k, v in ipairs(cellNameList) do
if (v == 'ProdCode') then
if (currentRow == 1 or (currentRow > 1 and parameterGroupCells[v])) then
createProductionCodeCell(args, v, numberOfParameterGroups)
end
elseif (v == 'Title') then
if (currentRow == 1 or (currentRow > 1 and parameterGroupCells[v])) then
local isSerial = not args.Title_2 and true or false
createTitleCell(args, numberOfParameterGroups, currentRow, isSerial)
end
elseif excludeList[v] and args[excludeList[v]] then
-- Ignore this parameter set as multiple conflicting parameters were used
elseif (args[v] and (v ~= 'EpisodeNumber' and v ~= 'EpisodeNumber2')) then
-- Set empty cells to TBA/TBD
if (args[v] == '') then
createEmptyCell(args, v, false)
elseif (v == 'WrittenBy' and title.namespace == 0) then
if ((string.find(args[v], "''Story") ~= nil or string.find(args[v], "''Teleplay") ~= nil) and string.find(args[v], "8202") == nil) then
--   is the hairspace added through {{StoryTeleplay}}
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["raw_unformatted_storyteleplay"])
end
end

-- If serial titles need to be centered and not left, then this should be removed.
local textAlign = "center"
if (v == 'Aux1' and isSerial) then
textAlign = "left"
end

local thisRowspan
if (not parameterGroupCells[v] and parameterGroupCellsAny) then
thisRowspan = numberOfParameterGroups
else
thisRowspan = 1
end

if (currentRow == 1 or (currentRow > 1 and parameterGroupCells[v])) then
createTableData(args[v], thisRowspan, textAlign)
end
nonNilParams = nonNilParams + 1
checkUsageOfDateTemplates(args, v, onInitialPage, title)
end

-- Usages of TBA via [[Template:TableTBA]] can be found with the "tv-tba" class.
if args[v] and (args[v] == "TBA" or string.find(args[v], "tv%-tba")) then
cellValueTBA = true
end
end
end

-- Local function which is used to create a table row header for either the
-- EpisodeNumber or EpisodeNumber2 column cells.
local function createTableRowEpisodeNumberHeader(episodeNumber, numberOfParameterGroups, episodeText, separateEpisodeNumbers)
local epID = string.match(episodeNumber, "^%w+")
row:tag('th')
:attr('scope', 'row')
:attr('rowspan', not separateEpisodeNumbers and numberOfParameterGroups or 1)
:attr('id', epID and 'ep' .. epID or '')
:css('text-align', 'center')
:wikitext(episodeText)
end

--[[
Local function which is used to extract the text from the EpisodeNumber or EpisodeNumber2
parameters and format them into a correct MoS compliant version.

Styles supported:
-- A number range of two numbers, indicating the start and end of the range,
seperated by an en-dash (–) with no spaces in between.
Example: "1 - 2" -> "1–2"; "1-2-3" -> "1–3".
-- An alphanumeric or letter range, similar to the above.
Example: "A - B" -> "A–B"; "A-B-C" -> "A–C".
Example: "A1 - B1" -> "A1–B1"; "A1-B1-C1" -> "A1–C1".
-- A number range of two numbers, indicating the start and end of the range,
seperated by a visual <hr /> (divider line).
-- An alphanumeric or letter range, similar to the above.
]]--
local function getEpisodeText(episodeNumber)
if (episodeNumber == '') then
return tableEmptyCellModule._main({})
else

local episodeNumber1
local episodeNumber2

-- Used for double episodes that need a visual "–"" or "<hr />"" added.
local divider

episodeNumber = episodeNumber:gsub('%s*<br%s*/?%s*>%s*', '<hr />')

if (episodeNumber:match('^(%w+)%s*<hr */%s*>%s*(%w+)$')) then
episodeNumber1, episodeNumber2 = episodeNumber:match('^(%w+)%s*<hr */%s*>%s*(%w+)$')
divider = "<hr />"
elseif (episodeNumber:match('^(%w+)%s*<hr */%s*>.-<hr */%s*>%s*(%w+)$')) then -- 3 or more elements
episodeNumber1, episodeNumber2 = episodeNumber:match('^(%w+)%s*<hr */%s*>.-<hr */%s*>%s*(%w+)$')
divider = "<hr />"
elseif (mw.ustring.match(episodeNumber, '^(%w+)%s*[%s%-–/&]%s*(%w+)$')) then
episodeNumber1, episodeNumber2 = mw.ustring.match(episodeNumber, '^(%w+)%s*[%s%-–/&]%s*(%w+)$')
divider = "–"
else
episodeNumber1, episodeNumber2 = mw.ustring.match(episodeNumber, '^(%w+)%s*[%s%-–/&].-[%s%-–/&]%s*(%w+)$') -- 3 or more elements
divider = "–"
end

if (not episodeNumber1) then
return episodeNumber
elseif (not episodeNumber2) then
return string.match(episodeNumber, '%w+')
else
return episodeNumber1 .. divider .. episodeNumber2
end
end
end

-- Local function which is used to create EpisodeNumber2 and EpisodeNumber3 cells.
local function _createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary(episodeValue, numberOfParameterGroups, separateEpisodeNumbers)
if (episodeValue) then
local episodeText = getEpisodeText(episodeValue)

if (nonNilParams == 0) then
createTableRowEpisodeNumberHeader(episodeValue, numberOfParameterGroups, episodeText, separateEpisodeNumbers)
else
createTableData(episodeText, not separateEpisodeNumbers and numberOfParameterGroups or 1, "center")
end

nonNilParams = nonNilParams + 1

end
end

-- Local function which is used to create seconday episode number cells.
local function createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary(args, numberOfParameterGroups, separateEpisodeNumbers)
_createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary(args.EpisodeNumber2, numberOfParameterGroups, separateEpisodeNumbers)
_createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary(args.EpisodeNumber3, numberOfParameterGroups, separateEpisodeNumbers)
end

-- Local function which is used to create an EpisodeNumber cell.
local function createEpisodeNumberCell(args, numberOfParameterGroups, separateEpisodeNumbers)
if (args.EpisodeNumber) then
local episodeText = getEpisodeText(args.EpisodeNumber)
createTableRowEpisodeNumberHeader(args.EpisodeNumber, numberOfParameterGroups, episodeText, separateEpisodeNumbers)
nonNilParams = nonNilParams + 1
end
end

-- Local function which is used to create a single row of cells.
-- This is the standard function called.
local function createSingleRowCells(args, numberOfParameterGroups, multiTitleListEnabled, onInitialPage, title)
createEpisodeNumberCell(args, 1, false)
createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary(args, 1, false)
createCells(args, false, 1, onInitialPage, title, numberOfParameterGroups)
end

-- Local function which is used to create a multiple row of cells.
-- This function is called when part of the row is rowspaned.
local function createMultiRowCells(args, numberOfParameterGroups, onInitialPage, title, topColor)
local EpisodeNumberSplit = (args.EpisodeNumber_1 and true or false)

for i = 1, numberOfParameterGroups do
args = extractDataFromNumberedSerialArgs(args, i, numberOfParameterGroups, title)

if (EpisodeNumberSplit or (not EpisodeNumberSplit and i == 1)) then
createEpisodeNumberCell(args, numberOfParameterGroups, EpisodeNumberSplit)
createEpisodeNumberCellSecondary(args, numberOfParameterGroups, EpisodeNumberSplit)
end

createCells(args, true, i, onInitialPage, title, numberOfParameterGroups)
if (i ~= numberOfParameterGroups) then
local textColor = '#333'
if topColor == 'inherit' then
textColor = 'inherit'
end

row = row:done() -- Use done() to close the 'tr' tag in rowspaned rows.
:tag('tr')
:addClass('vevent')
:addClass('module-episode-list-row')
:css('text-align', 'center')
:css('background', topColor)
:css('color', textColor)
end
end
end

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the NumParts value.
local function getnumberOfParameterGroups(args)
for k, v in ipairs(cellNameList) do
local numberedParameter = v .. "_" .. 1
if (args[numberedParameter]) then
parameterGroupCells[v] = true
parameterGroupCellsAny = true
if not firstParameterGroupCell then
firstParameterGroupCell = k
end
end
end

if (hasValue(args.NumParts)) then
return args.NumParts, true
else
return 1, false
end
end

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the Top Color value.
local function getTopColor(args, rowColorEnabled, onInitialPage)
local episodeNumber = mathModule._cleanNumber(args.EpisodeNumber) or 1
if (args.TopColor) then
if (string.find(args.TopColor, "#")) then
return args.TopColor
else
return '#' .. args.TopColor
end
else
return 'inherit'
end
end

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the Row Color value.
local function isRowColorEnabled(args)
local rowColorEnabled = yesNoModule(args.RowColor, false)

if (args.RowColor and string.lower(args.RowColor) == 'on') then
rowColorEnabled = true
end

return rowColorEnabled
end

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the Line Color value.
local function getLineColor(args)
-- Default color to light blue
local lineColor = args.LineColor or 'CCCCFF'

-- Add # to color if necessary, and set to default color if invalid
if (htmlColor[lineColor] == nil) then
lineColor = '#' .. (mw.ustring.match(lineColor, '^[%s#]*([a-fA-F0-9]*)[%s]*$') or '')
if (lineColor == '#') then
lineColor = '#CCCCFF'
end
end

return lineColor
end

-- Local function which is used to check if the table is located on the page
-- currently viewed, or on a transcluded page instead.
-- If it is on a transcluded page, the episode summary should not be shown.
local function isOnInitialPage(args, sublist, pageTitle, initiallistTitle)
-- This should be the only check needed, however, it was previously implemented with two templates
-- with one of them not requiring an article name, so for backward compatability, the whole sequence is kept.
local onInitialPage
local onInitialPageCheck = (mw.uri.anchorEncode(pageTitle) == mw.uri.anchorEncode(initiallistTitle))

-- Only sublist had anything about hiding, so only it needs to even check
if (sublist) then
onInitialPage = onInitialPageCheck
-- avoid processing ghost references
if (not onInitialPage) then
args.ShortSummary = nil
end
else
if (initiallistTitle == "") then
onInitialPage = true
else
onInitialPage = onInitialPageCheck
end
end

return onInitialPage
end

-- Local function which does the actual main process.
local function _main(args, sublist)
local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local pageTitle = title.text
local initiallistTitle = args['1'] or ''

-- Is this list on the same page as the page directly calling the template?
local onInitialPage = isOnInitialPage(args, sublist, pageTitle, initiallistTitle)

-- Need just this parameter removed if blank, no others
if (hasValue(args.ShortSummary) == false) then
args.ShortSummary = nil
end

local lineColor = getLineColor(args)
local rowColorEnabled = isRowColorEnabled(args)
local topColor = getTopColor(args, rowColorEnabled, onInitialPage)

local root = mw.html.create() -- Create the root mw.html object to return
local textColor = '#333'
if topColor == 'inherit' then
textColor = 'inherit'
end

row = root:tag('tr') -- Create the table row and store it globally
:addClass('vevent')
:addClass('module-episode-list-row')
:css('text-align', 'center')
:css('background', topColor)
:css('color', textColor)

local numberOfParameterGroups, multiTitleListEnabled = getnumberOfParameterGroups(args)

if (multiTitleListEnabled) then
createMultiRowCells(args, numberOfParameterGroups, onInitialPage, title, topColor)
else
createSingleRowCells(args, numberOfParameterGroups, multiTitleListEnabled, onInitialPage, title)
end

-- add these categories only in the mainspace and only if they are on the page where the template is used
if (onInitialPage and title.namespace == 0) then
addLineColorTrackingCategories(args)
addTopColorTrackingCategories(args)
end

if (cellValueTBA == true and title.namespace == 0) then
addTrackingCategory(trackingCategoryList["tba_values"])
end

-- Do not show the summary if this is being transcluded on the initial list page
-- Do include it on all other lists
if (onInitialPage and args.ShortSummary) then
local bottomWrapper = createShortSummaryRow(args, lineColor)
return tostring(root) .. tostring(bottomWrapper) .. trackingCategories
else
return tostring(root) .. trackingCategories
end
end

-- Local function which handles both module entry points.
local function main(frame, sublist)
local getArgs = require('Module:Arguments').getArgs
local args

-- Most parameters should still display when blank, so don't remove blanks
if (sublist) then
args = getArgs(frame, {removeBlanks = false, wrappers = 'Template:Episode list/sublist'})
else
args = getArgs(frame, {removeBlanks = false, wrappers = 'Template:Episode list'})
end

-- args['1'] = mw.getCurrentFrame():getParent():getTitle()
return _main(args, sublist, frame)
end

--[[
Public function which is used to create an Episode row
for an Episode Table used for lists of episodes where each table is on a different page,
usually placed on individual season articles.

For tables which are all on the same page see p.list().

Parameters:
-- |1= — required; The title of the article where the Episode Table is located at.
-- |EpisodeNumber= — suggested; The overall episode number in the series.
-- |EpisodeNumber2= — suggested; The episode number in the season.
-- |Title= — suggested; The English title of the episode.
-- |RTitle= — optional; Unformatted parameter that can be used to add a reference after "Title",
or can be used as a "raw title" to replace "Title" completely.
-- |AltTitle= — optional; An alternative title, such as the title of a foreign show's episode in its native language,
or a title that was originally changed.
-- |TranslitTitle= — optional; The title of the episode transliteration (Romanization) to Latin characters.
-- |RAltTitle= — optional; Unformatted parameter that can be used to add a reference after "AltTitle",
or can be used as a "raw title" to replace "AltTitle" completely.
-- |NativeTitle= — optional; The title of the episode in the native language.
-- |NativeTitleLangCode — optional; The language code of the native title language.
-- |Aux1= — optional; General purpose parameter. The meaning is specified by the column header.
This parameter is also used for Serial episode titles, such as those used in Doctor Who.
-- |DirectedBy= — optional; Name of the episode's director. May contain links.
-- |WrittenBy= — optional; Primary writer(s) of the episode. May include links.
-- |Aux2= — optional; General purpose parameter. The meaning is specified by the column header.
-- |Aux3= — optional; General purpose parameter. The meaning is specified by the column header.
-- |OriginalAirDate= — optional; This is the date the episode first aired on TV, or is scheduled to air.
-- |AltDate= — optional; The next notable air date, such as the first air date of an anime in English.
-- |Guests= — optional; List of Guests for talk shows. Cannot be used simultaneously with Aux1.
-- |MusicalGuests= — optional; List of MusicalGuests for talk shows. Cannot be used simultaneously with Aux2.
-- |ProdCode= — optional; The production code in the series. When defined, this parameter also creates a link anchor,
prefixed by "pc"; for example, List of episodes#pc01.
-- |Viewers= — optional; Number of viewers who watched the episode. Should include a reference.
-- |Aux4= — optional; General purpose parameter. The meaning is specified by the column header.
-- |ShortSummary= — optional; A short 100–200 word plot summary of the episode.
-- |Role= — optional; The role of the production of the episode.
-- |LineColor= — optional; Colors the separator line between episode entries. If not defined the color defaults to "#CCCCFF"
and the article is placed in Category:Episode list using the default LineColor.
Use of "#", or anything but a valid hex code will result in an invalid syntax.
-- |TopColor= — discouraged; Colors the main row of information (that is, not the ShortSummary row).
Articles using this parameter are placed in Category:Episode lists with row deviations.
-- |RowColor= — optional; Switch parameter that must only be defined when the EpisodeNumber= entry is not a regular number
(e.g. "12–13" for two episodes described in one table entry).
If the first episode number is even, define pass "on". If the first episode number is odd, pass "off".
--]]
function p.sublist(frame)
return main(frame, true)
end

--[[
Public function which is used to create an Episode row
for an Episode Table used for lists of episodes where all tables are on the same page.

For tables which are on different pages see p.sublist().

For complete parameter documentation, see the documentation at p.sublist().
--]]
function p.list(frame)
return main(frame, false)
end

return p

Module:Episode list

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Module:Table empty cell

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Techmo: Create module page

local p = {}

-- List of default title texts.
local defaultTitleTextlist = {
["TBA"] = "To be announced",
["TBD"] = "To be determined",
["N/A"] = "Not available"
}

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the title text.
local function getTitleText(args, altText)
local titleText = args[2] or args["title_text"]

-- If the title text was manually added, return it.
if (titleText) then
return titleText
end

-- The title text was not set, get the correct default text which corresponds to the alt text.
for k, v in pairs(defaultTitleTextlist) do
if (altText == k) then
return v
end
end

return ""
end

-- Local function which is used to retrieve the alt text.
local function getAltText(args)
local altText = args[1] or args["alt_text"]

if (altText == nil) then
altText = "TBA"
end

return altText
end

-- Local function which does the actual main process.
function p._main(args)
local altText = getAltText(args)
local titleText = getTitleText(args, altText)

return "" .. altText .. ""
end

--[[
Public function which is used to create information for an empty text cell.

Parameters:
-- |1= or |alt_text= — optional; The text which will be written in the cell.
-- |2= or |title_text= — optional; The text which will be shown when hovering over the cell.
--]]
function p.main(frame)
local getArgs = require('Module:Arguments').getArgs;
local args = getArgs(frame);
return p._main(args)
end

return p

Module:Lang/ISO 639 synonyms

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Dove Hepburn

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Techmo: /* Season 7 (2021–present) */

{{Short description|British musician (born 1980)}}
{{Good article}}
{{Infobox person
| honorific_prefix = [[Wikipedia:Damehood|Dame]]
| name = Dove Hepburn
| pronouns = She/her/they
| image = Dove Hepburn Avatar.jpg
| image_size = 220px
| caption = Hepburn's official sprite avatar.
| date_birth = {{Birth date and age|1980|1|10|df=y}}
| place_birth = [[Wikipedia:Birmingham|Birmingham]], England
| other_names = Dove Superstar Princess of Peace Lass of Leicester
| nationality = British
| education = Leicester College
| known_for = Writer for ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' series (2010–present) Founder of "Hepburnism" art
| occupation = Musician, entertainer, painter, ornithologist, humanitarian
| years_active = 1990–present
| signature = DoveHepburnSignature.png
| website = {{URL|https://nerdcorepartycon.com/|Official website}}
}}
'''Dame Dove Kathleen Hepburn''' (born 10 January 1980), known professionally as '''Dove Superstar''', is a British musician, producer, songwriter, ornithologist, writer, gemologist, and humanitarian from Leicester, England. Since February 2011, she has produced more than 400 original Nightcore songs and anime artwork, 36 animated rap battles since January 2022, and over 22 rap cyphers for the Los Angeles rapper Cam Steady since January 2021.

Hepburn is known for her word-twisting wordplay, deep humour, and nostalgic allusions to shared culture. She creates a distinctive style that combines nerdcore with commercial hip-hop, integrating video games, internet culture, and anime references into competitive, energetic lyrics. Her rap battles often involves combinations of retro and modern humour, making her stand out as a one-of-a-kind artist in the music world. Since 2010, Hepburn has served as a video editor, beat producer, thumbnail designer, and as a writer for the renowned ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' series. Her output has covered all 90 battles produced during the time, from ''John Lennon vs Bill O'Reilly'' (2010) to ''Charlemagne vs Napolean'' (2025). On each assignment, she plays a crucial role in refining the series' now-legendary structure, mixing fast rhymes with historically and culturally grounded allusions. She has also collaborated with the Los Angeles rapper Cam Steady since 2021, supplying writing, editing, and conceptual input for his rap cypher series and solo work. The work confirms her reputation as a talented performer but also as an off-stage creative force whose influence can be seen in multiple facets of modern nerdcore output.

Her own fascination with hip-hop began in January 1995, when she was swept up by the genre's energetic beats and storytelling possibilities. In January 2022, she organised her first solo rap battle, ''Runerigus vs Silverfish'' (2022), which launched a new run that became synonymous with its strange and innovative match-ups. She went on to organise 36 other rap battles in the following three years, featuring characters from wildly different pop culture spheres battling each other in lyrical competitions. These range from epic fights such as ''Thanos vs Noah'' (2022) and ''Dream vs Kirby'' (2022) to bizarrely greater ones such as ''Microwave vs Refrigerator'' (2022) and ''Mommy Long Legs vs Spider-Man'' (2022).

Hepburn's effort stands out for its speedy, hyper-referential dialogue laced with nods to each character's own special universe. She has gained the respect from rappers, gamers, and anime fans in her audience fusing fun nostalgia with fresh comedic timing. Easier fights like ''Cap'n Crunch vs Michelin Man'' (2022) demonstrates her skill at goofy humour, while intellectual sparring battles like '''Light Yagami vs Isaac Newton'' (2022) demonstrates her cerebral chops. Later releases, including ''Turbo Dismount vs Paint Roller'' (2024) and ''Pink Diamond vs Guzma'' (2024), demonstrates her evolving artistry and experimentation beyond the limits of artistic convention. By constantly experimenting for half a decade, she closes the gaps between hip-hop, gaming, and anime to cement herself as one of the greatest nerdcore musicians of the 20th and 21st century.

==Biography==
[[File:Leicester College Abbey Park Campus.jpg|275px|right|thumb|Hepburn attended at Abbey Park Campus.]]
Hepburn was born in Birmingham, England on the 10 January 1980. Her early life in Birmingham was marked by a very early display of creative inclination and a growing passion for self-expression. She relocated to Leicester, England in January 2004, a move that would shape her personally as well as professionally. Upon her arrival in Leicester, her distinctive personality and evident artistic ability quickly earned her the local names of "Lass of Leicester" and "Leicester Lass of Class," testifying to her positive impact on her adopted home.

At 20 years of age, in later 2000, Hepburn started at Leicester College. This college, established just the previous year in 1999, had a fresh but fertile soil to cultivate her studies. Despite having begun college slightly older than the majority of her contemporaries, she was found to have above average ability, consistently performing well in her subjects of study that were predominantly music production and the arts as a whole.

Her time at Leicester College was instrumental in the structured development of her technical skill and creative potential. The structured studies and practice in these fields offered a basic foundation, directly applicable and leading directly to a future in music, as well as other areas of creativity. Hepburn was notable in that she completed her entire course of study, thereby establishing a solid educational base, a trait not always accompanied by up-and-coming artists.

These broad-ranging formative studies at Leicester College played an instrumental role in the construction and definition of her artistic vision. They marked the start of a richly variegated professional path, which would subsequently transcend initial expectations to include a rich mix of creative activities, including music production, writing, and video editing.

Lastly, this early career period in Leicester imparted Hepburn with an ideal cross-disciplinary skill set. Her initial studies focus on music production and arts, and then her determination in completing studies, prepared her for a career that would encompass not only established creative fields but also groundbreaking and innovative pursuits, resonating to her integrated method towards artistic innovation.

==Career==
===''Epic Rap Battles of History'' (2010–present)===
====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 1 (2010–2011)====
[[File:John Lennon vs. Bill O'Reilly.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''John Lennon vs. Bill O'Reilly'']]
The inaugural season of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' (ERB) debuted in September 2010, captivating audiences with its smart mashup of historical, pop culture, and fictional figures engaging in comedic and often scathing rap battles. Created by Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD), the program revolutionised YouTube entertainment by combining witty puns, high-quality production, and widespread accessibility. Season 1 boasted 15 battles, each involving meticulously scripted depictions of legendary warriors across genres and time.

Among the season's best was the premiere episode, ''John Lennon vs. Bill O'Reilly'', which established the show with a clear contrast between Lennon's visions of peace and O'Reilly's boisterous, conservative persona. This was followed by fan favourite ''Darth Vader vs. Hitler'', which combined Star Wars references with biting commentary on history and established a high watermark for innovative storytelling. These initial episodes established the team's ability to take cultural touchstones and make them work while retaining a comedic edge.

Hepburn joined the ERB production house late in 2010 as a multifaceted contributor who excelled at lyric polishing, thumbnail illustration, and back-end coordination. Her skill at crafting emotive visuals and understanding character interactions had significant influences on battles like ''Abe Lincoln vs. Chuck Norris'' and ''Sarah Palin vs. Lady Gaga''. As a lyricist, Hepburn's contributions enhanced the cliche-free humour and historical accuracy for numerous episodes, cementing the show's reputation for intellectual humour.

The beginning of 2011 contributed to the ERB universe some great battles such as ''Justin Bieber vs. Beethoven'' and ''Einstein vs. Stephen Hawking''. The battles realised a blend of humour and an edgy educational worth, such as in the scientific puns and musical references. Hepburn's value-added contribution to editing and continuity in scenes enhanced these episodes to excel, making transitions between the dramatic character portrayals smooth. Her team player nature also made her suggest Easter eggs and cameos, a hallmark of the show.

Later in the year, the show pushed even more into new territory with innovative match-ups such as ''Gandalf vs. Dumbledore'' and ''Dr. Seuss vs. Shakespeare''. These episodes showed the crew's increasing confidence in placing fictional and literary characters side by side, with Hepburn leading research to secure authenticity for the characters. Her involvement in costume design consultations and visual storytelling added depth to battles such as ''Napoleon vs. Napoleon'', which contrasted historical richness with outrageous comedy.

Hepburn's dedication extended to the technical side, where she played a key role in optimising the show's production pipeline. She was responsible for simplifying the music production process, collaborating with the crew to experiment with layered soundscapes that augmented the lyrical flow. Her creative direction ensured that each episode was of good quality regardless of the subject matter.

Season 1 ended with ''Nice Peter vs. EpicLLOYD'', a meta-finale where the creators battled one another while suggesting Season 2 plans. The episode also included KassemG as a mediator, cementing the show's collaborative spirit. Hepburn's writing contribution to this meta-tale was crucial, as she provided a balance of humour and pathos, wrapping up the season nicely.

====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 2 (2011–2013)====
[[File:Hitler vs. Vader 2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Hitler vs. Vader 2'']]
Hepburn came back for Season 2, building on her strengths of refining lyrics, creating catchy thumbnails, and making production processes smooth. Her work was especially evident in episodes with intricate storytelling and layered humour, where her creativity enhanced the appeal of the show.

The season premiered with ''Hitler vs. Vader 2'', the sequel to Season 1's popular ''Hitler vs. Vader'' episode. The rematch featured Adolf Hitler going up against Darth Vader once more, this time in the throne room of Jabba the Hutt, blending Star Wars legend with historical spoofing. Hepburn's script and design work for the episode guaranteed that the episode maintained the high level of humour and spectacle that audiences had come to expect.

Fights such as ''Master Chief vs. Leonidas'' and ''Mario Bros. vs. Wright Bros''. as the season progressed further reflected the team's growing ambition. Hepburn's research and lyric input infused the episodes with depth, particularly in meshing historical facts with pop culture nods. Her coordination of visuals and costuming infused the series with a class and professional sheen.

An earlier highlight episode of the season, ''Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates'', reunited a tech showdown featuring the legendary Apple and Microsoft founders. Hepburn's off-camera lyrics work added layers of humour depth and on-trend, and her off-camera labour helped the team craft a visually engaging depiction of the tech world.

Near the conclusion of the season, ''Dr. Seuss vs. Shakespeare'' highlighted the authors' capacity for crossover literary genres by pitting the whimsical rhymes of Dr. Seuss against the timeless prose of Shakespeare. Hepburn's research on the characters' unique styles contributed significantly to ensuring the authenticity of the episode, and her background as a costuming design consultant added depth to the visual presentation.

The year also began with more advanced choreography and music composition, where Hepburn was at the forefront to hone these elements. Her ability to collaborate with the crew ensured that soundscapes, intricate camera work, and comedic timing came together in harmony.

Season 2 concluded with the meta-referential ''Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney'', which was broadcast during the 2012 United States presidential election. The show showcased the versatility of the cast in being relevant and funny while offering caustic social commentary. Hepburn's input as a writer and editor ensured the episode was perfectly balanced between humour and political satire, and its effects on viewers were long-lasting.

====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 3 (2013–2014)====
[[File:Hitler vs. Vader 3.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Hitler vs. Vader 3'']]
The third season of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' premiered on 7 October 2013 and demonstrated the series' further development through its ambitious pairings, keen wordplay, and vivid imagery. Co-creators Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) broadened the show's scope, incorporating more sophisticated storytelling and wider cultural allusions while sustaining the humourous, incisive battles audiences enjoyed. This season had 12 battles between a wide variety of historical, fictional, and pop culture characters.

The season began with a season-opening finale to the ongoing saga, ''Hitler vs. Vader 3'', which concluded the trilogy in dramatic fashion. The episode pitted Adolf Hitler (EpicLLOYD) against Darth Vader (Nice Peter) in their ultimate confrontation, with a special appearance by Boba Fett and an abundance of callbacks to previous battles. The production quality and storytelling sophistication reflected the team's growing confidence with narratives.

Hepburn returned as a core member to the roster, tapping into her past success in lyrical editing, visual structuring, and idea conception. She brought her historical research knowledge and pop culture dynamics insight into such iconic shows as ''Blackbeard vs. Al Capone'', which tastefully joined with ''Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag'''s ad campaign. Her attention to detail enabled her to achieve the optimal balance of humour and realism, witnessed in the carefully crafted reenactments of gangsters and pirates.

One of the season's standouts, ''Miley Cyrus vs. Joan of Arc'' featured the show's ability to match-up seemingly disparate legends with each other for laughs. Hepburn's work in writing the battle's lyrics maintained a fine balance of current pop culture vocabulary and period-correct wit. Her creative foresight also dazzled in ''Bob Ross vs. Pablo Picasso'', which blended art history and absurdity, featuring repeat players like Billy Mays and Mr. Rogers in cameos.

As the season progressed, ''Michael Jordan vs. Muhammad Ali'' and ''Donald Trump vs. Ebenezer Scrooge'' proved the show's adaptability to delve into both sports and literature with equal success. Hepburn's work as a contributor made the fights interesting and substantive. Her contribution to ''Trump vs. Scrooge'' went even so far as to write concepts based on borrowing from ''A Christmas Carol'' and created a special Christmas-themed battle.

Later seasons explored bold concepts, including ''Rick Grimes vs. Walter White'', where the ''Walking Dead'' and ''Breaking Bad'' heroes confronted each other. Hepburn's vast experience of character dynamics enriched episodes like ''Stephen King vs. Edgar Allan Poe'', which featured two masters of literature going head-to-head in a war of intellectual superiority. Her contribution to research and lyric cutting was paramount in being able to bring out the distinct voices of each author.

The last fights of the season, including ''Sir Isaac Newton vs. Bill Nye'', ''George Washington vs. William Wallace'', and ''Artists vs. TMNT'', pushed the boundaries of imagination. In ''Newton vs. Nye'', Hepburn's collaboration with the team ensured that astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and Carl Sagan appeared in a science-filled battle. Her experience in visual storytelling ended in ''Artists vs. TMNT'', where Renaissance art was blended with pop culture in a spiritually choreographed rap battle.

====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 4 (2014–2015)====
[[File:Ghostbusters vs. Mythbusters.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Ghostbusters vs. Mythbusters'']]
The fourth season of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' witnessed the series breaking creative limits with a series of dissimilar and ambitious battles. With historical, fictional, and popular culture figures featured in them, the season showcased the creators' increasing faith in making complex matchups with good production and creative storytelling.

Season 4 consisted of 13 battles, starting with ''Ghostbusters vs. MythBusters'' in November 2014 and concluding with ''Deadpool vs. Boba Fett'' in December of 2015. The season was distinct for having complex cameos, refined visuals, and cross-disciplinary collaborations, such as stop-motion animation and consulting professionals for greater authenticity.

The initial battle, ''Ghostbusters vs. MythBusters'', set the tone with a large cast and zany action between fictional and real characters. Hepburn's contribution creatively achieved the perfect mix of comedy and homage, particularly the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man role, whose comedic influence added a captivating twist to the competition.

The other stand-out, ''Zeus vs. Thor'', broke with tradition by employing Lego stop-motion, a concept Hepburn advocated for in order to give the conflict its own special visual style while delving into mythology. ''Romeo and Juliet vs. Bonnie and Clyde'' proved her ability to blend genres seamlessly by marrying Shakespearean romance with the free-wheeling life of the iconic American outlaws.

Hepburn's finest writing came in ''Eastern Philosophers vs. Western Philosophers'', where she wrote complex verses bringing ancient Chinese philosophers and their Western equals to life. Her passion for historical storytelling also led ''Shaka Zulu vs. Julius Caesar'', where cultural homage and dramatic reenactment reflected her commitment to realism.

The season finale, ''Deadpool vs. Boba Fett'', benefited from Hepburn's eye for dramatic choreography and acid humour, resulting in a rousing and triumphant closer. Her dedication to perfection permeated every battle, as her lyrical ability and innovative vision left a lasting impression on [[Wikipedia:List of Epic Rap Battles of History episodes|Season 4]].

====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 5 (2016–2017)====
[[File:J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin'']]
The fifth season of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' premiered with a fresh wave of creativity, historical relevance, and pop culture relevance. The season showcased the series' continued growth in lyrical complexity, production quality, and fan engagement with a blend of historical figures, fictional characters, and modern-day icons.

Season 5 hosted 13 battles, from ''J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin'' in May of 2016 to ''Nice Peter vs. EpicLLOYD 2'' in January 2017. The season was defined by intricate storylines, risky character interpretations, and innovative cameos, all bearing Hepburn's creative fingerprint.

The first battle, ''J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin'', thrilled fantasy fans, and Hepburn's poetic hand ensured a seamless blend of bookish humour and pop culture allusions. Her influence was particularly felt in the introduction of ''The Lord of the Rings'' and ''Game of Thrones'' characters, whose presence added depth to the look and humour.

In ''Frederick Douglass vs. Thomas Jefferson'', Hepburn's understated understanding of history gave the struggle a powerful emotional undercurrent. Her witty writing balanced out the weight of abolitionist material with moments of humour, and it was one of the standout episodes.

''Alexander the Great vs. Ivan the Terrible'' was an exhibition of Hepburn's talent for controlling chaos, as additional characters such as Frederick the Great and Catherine the Great entered the fray. Her creative input maintained the anarchic progression both engaging and understandable.

Unforgettable matches like ''Ash Ketchum vs. Charles Darwin'' were a reflection of Hepburn's genius at balancing play and intellectualism. Her passion for narrative gave the battle its own significance, making the combat a celebration of science and adventure.

The season finale, ''Nice Peter vs. EpicLLOYD 2'', was a poignant exploration of the creators' journey, and Hepburn played a key role in developing its narrative. That she was capable of mixing humour and sincerity in the lyrics worked to highlight her versatility as a writer.

Hepburn was also deeply involved in creating timely and provocative skirmishes like ''Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton'' that tackled the 2016 U.S. presidential election through humour and biting commentary. Her collaboration aided the episode in balancing satire and entertainment.

====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 6 (2019–2020)====
[[File:Freddy Krueger vs. Wolverine.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Freddy Krueger vs. Wolverine'']]
The sixth season of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' continued to break new creative ground, producing engaging pairings that married humour, historical knowledge, and social commentary. The season saw a return to the series' high standards with a varied cast of characters, production values that looked as good as they sounded, and complex lyrics.

The season premiered with the fight of ''Freddy Krueger vs. Wolverine'', a showdown of two great horror and superhero icons. The fast-talking charm of Hepburn made the psychological terrors of Freddy and brutish power of Wolverine come to life, and her verse made their clash a poetic battle as intense as the characters themselves. Her cameo spilled over to the guest stars, with Edward Scissorhands and Jason Voorhees adding an extra layer of fan service.

In ''Guy Fawkes vs. Che Guevara'', Hepburn's historical insight into revolutions brought weight and authenticity to the battle. The poetic contrast between Fawkes' failed gunpowder plot and Guevara's global revolutionary legend underscored Hepburn's skill at pitting philosophies against each other while keeping the rap engaging and witty.

''Jacques Cousteau vs. Steve Irwin'' was an emotionally charged and passionate confrontation between two giant conservationists. Hepburn's research and emotional storytelling were instrumental in capturing the human personality of both individuals. The confrontation found a balance of humour and deference, a reflection of her proficiency in showing respect to the subjects while remaining faithful to the show's signature wit.

Hepburn also ruled the Halloween special, ''Vlad the Impaler vs. Count Dracula''. Her clever overlap of history and fiction came alive in a captivating and darkly comedic duel bringing the notorious Vlad the Impaler and his legendary vampire counterpart to life.

Season finale ''Harry Potter vs. Luke Skywalker'' was a daring crossover made through stop-motion Lego animation. Hepburn worked closely with the animation team, and in clever references, she infused the lyrics with ''Harry Potter'' and ''Star Wars'' universes. Her creativity was top-notch in the clever blending of spells, lightsabers, and iconic characters, to create one of the fan favourites.

====''Epic Rap Battles of History'': Season 7 (2021–present)====
[[File:Ragnar Lodbrok vs. Richard the Lionheart.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Ragnar Lodbrok vs. Richard the Lionheart'']]
Season seven of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'' persisted with the series' convention of uniting historic, fictional, and contemporary icons for charged lyrical showdowns. Hepburn's artistry was a mainstay of the season, and her expertise ensured that every episode was well-handled. From writing interesting verses to ensuring narrative continuity, all was handled by her, so that each battle resonated with profundity, humor, and cultural significance.

Viking king Ragnar Lodbrok (EpicLLOYD, inspired by Travis Fimmel's Vikings character) took on English king Richard the Lionheart (Nice Peter). Hepburn's astute understanding of history made the battle vivid with imagery and harsh juxtapositions between Viking violence and medieval honour. This Rise of Kingdoms-sponsored episode was a demonstration of how well she could balance historical fact and good storytelling.

Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos (EpicLLOYD), fought Mansa Musa of the Mali Empire (Scru Face Jean), who is considered to be one of the wealthiest men in history. Hepburn's ability to juxtapose new-age entrepreneurship with ancient wealth excelled, spitting bars that were infused with biting criticism and cultural observation. Atul Singh appeared as an Amazon employee, and EpicLLOYD as Captain Kirk (via recycled footage), with the episode being sponsored by NordVPN.

John Wick (Zach Sherwin), John Rambo (Nice Peter), and John McClane (EpicLLOYD) faced off in an epic three-way battle. Her prowess at lyrical agility ensured that each character's distinctive personality and skill set was accurately portrayed, from Wick's finesse to Rambo's brute force and McClane's gritty tenacity. The episode featured Josh Best as Sam Trautman from Rambo and delivered action-packed non-stop energy infused with Hepburn's trademark wit.

Indiana Jones (Nice Peter) and Lara Croft (Croix Provence) engaged in a war of adventure and intellect. Hepburn's writing capabilities set their contrasting approaches to archaeology alive, weaving a rich mosaic of new technology and old-fashioned heroism. Cameos were featured by EpicLLOYD as Mutt Williams, sponsored by ''Raid: Shadow Legends'', and Atul Singh as a swordsman.

Henry Ford, the car legend (Nice Peter), battled with Karl Marx, revolutionary thinker and writer of The Communist Manifesto (EpicLLOYD). Hepburn's comprehensive comprehension of economic and political concerns rendered the lines as provocative as they were engrossing, highlighting the battle between industrial capitalism and socialist principles.

Godzilla (Nice Peter) and King Kong (EpicLLOYD) engaged in a monumental struggle in CGI motion capture. Hepburn's innovative imagination stood out in the poetic battle and introduction of kaiju legend symbols like Rodan, Mothra, and Mechagodzilla. Her cinematic history hobbyism provided an old-school yet fresh atmosphere to the battle.

Donald Trump (EpicLLOYD) and Kamala Harris (Kimberly Michelle Vaughn) engaged in a scorching politicised rap struggle. Hepburn's lyrical brilliance was in full swing, penning incisive commentary and satire that captured the essence of the 2024 United States presidential election. The battle reached its peak with a surprise appearance by Theodore Roosevelt (EpicLLOYD), who returned to mock both candidates, with Nice Peter making an appearance as Joe Biden. Her skillful blending of comedy, criticism, and storytelling richness earned this episode the best up to that point.

===Cam Steady Rap Cyphers (2021–present)===
====''Eevee Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Eevee Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Eevee Pokémon Cypher'' (2021).]]
The ''Eevee Pokémon Cypher'', released on 8 January 2021, is the first ''Pokémon'' cypher and Cam Steady’s first-ever cypher in the series. This groundbreaking project celebrates Eevee and its eight evolutionary forms, with each character brought to life by a unique artist. The lineup features Eevee (CamVGRB), Vaporeon (SL!CK), Jolteon (RUSTAGE), Flareon (Mat4yo), Espeon (Zach Boucher), Umbreon (DizzyEight), Leafeon (Gameboy Jones), Glaceon (Connor Quest!), and Sylveon (None Like Joshua). Each verse highlights the personality, abilities, and distinct themes of the respective Pokémon, creating a vivid musical tribute to the diversity of Eevee’s evolutions.<ref>Hepburn, Dove (2021-01-08). "[https://genius.com/Videogamerapbattles-eevee-cypher-lyrics VideoGameRapBattles – Eevee Cypher Lyrics]". ''Genius''. Retrieved 2025-11-06.</ref><ref>Hepburn, Dove (2021-01-08). "[https://www.smule.com/song/vgrb-feat-sl-ck-rustage-mat4yo-zach-boucher-more-eevee-rap-cypher-karaoke-lyrics/13803002_13803002/arrangement Eevee Rap Cypher - Lyrics And Music By VGRB]". ''Smule''. Retrieved 2025-11-06.</ref><ref>Hepburn, Dove (2021-01-08). "[https://www.jiosaavn.com/lyrics/eevee-cypher-feat.-slck-rustage-mat4yo-zach-boucher-dizzyeight-gameboyjones-connor-quest-none-like-joshua-lyrics/BFtbc0J7dmo Eevee Cypher (feat. Sl!ck, Rustage, Mat4yo, Zach Boucher & More)]". ''JioSaavn''. Retrieved 2025-11-06.</ref><ref>Hepburn, Dove (2021-01-08). "[https://azlyrics.biz/c/cam-steady-lyrics/cam-steady-eevee-rap-cypher-lyrics/ Cam Steady - Eevee Rap Cypher Lyrics]. ''AzLyrics''. Retrieved 2025.11.07.</ref><ref>Hepburn, Dove (2021-01-08). "[https://www.musixmatch.com/lyrics/VideoGameRapBattles-Sl-ck-Rustage-Mat4yo-Zach-Boucher-DizzyEight-GameboyJones-Connor-Quest-None-Like-Joshua/Eevee-Cypher/translation/spanish Eevee Cypher (feat. Sl!ck, Rustage, Mat4yo, Zach Boucher & More)].''Musixmatch''. Retrieved 2025-11-07.</ref><ref>Hepburn, Dove (2021-01-08). "[https://chordify.net/chords/eevee-rap-cypher-l-vgrb-ft-rustage-none-like-joshua-gameboyjones-more-pokemon-videogamerapbattles EEVEE RAP CYPHER l VGRB ft. RUSTAGE, None Like Joshua, GameboyJones & More]". ''Chordify''. Retrieved 2025-11-08.</ref>

As the inaugural cypher, this project set the tone for future entries by blending dynamic lyricism, clever Pokémon references, and energetic performances. From Vaporeon’s aquatic grace to Sylveon’s whimsical charm, the artists capture the essence of these beloved creatures, making the cypher a standout celebration of Pokémon creativity. The ''Eevee Pokémon Cypher'' laid the foundation for the series, establishing Cam Steady’s vision of merging Pokémon lore with modern rap artistry and leaving an indelible mark on the ''Pokémon'' fan community.

====''Pokémon Trainer Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Pokemon Trainer Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Trainer Cypher'' (2021).]]
The ''Pokémon Trainer Cypher'', released on 19 March 2021, is the second ''Pokémon'' cypher and the second cypher overall by Cam Steady. Following the success of the ''Eevee Pokémon Cypher'', this project expanded the concept by focusing on ten iconic Pokémon trainers, each represented by a talented artist. The lineup features Red (Cam Steady), Ethan (Zach Boucher), May (Chi-Chi), Dawn (Twisted Savvy), Hilbert (Mat4yo), Rosa (HalaCG), Serena (SailorUrLove), Elio (McGwire), Victor (Shwabadi), and Ash (Shofu). Each verse highlights the distinct personalities, achievements, and journeys of these trainers, while the artists’ performances bring depth and energy to the cypher.

Building on the momentum of its predecessor, the ''Trainer Cypher'' offers a dynamic mix of rap styles, with lyrics that incorporate clever wordplay and nods to each character’s story, Pokémon, and regional adventures. Ash Ketchum's verse serves as a climactic conclusion, reflecting his enduring legacy within the franchise. This cypher not only celebrates the legacy of Pokémon trainers but also solidifies Cam Steady’s role in blending ''Pokémon'' fandom with modern rap culture, making it a standout follow-up to the ''Eevee Pokémon Cypher''.

====''Pokémon Champion Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Pokemon Champion Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Champion Cypher'' (2021).]]
The ''Pokémon Champion Cypher'', released on 8 May 2021, is the third ''Pokémon'' cypher and Cam Steady’s third cypher overall. This entry shifts the spotlight to the elite Pokémon Champions, celebrating their accomplishments and iconic status within the series. The lineup includes Blue (G. Yee), Lance (JT Music), Steven (Mat4yo), Wallace (Cam Steady), Cynthia (Chi-Chi), Alder (Diggz Da Prophecy), Iris (FrivolousShara), Diantha (Trickywi), Professor Kukui (Breeton Boi), and Leon (Dan Bull). Each verse vividly portrays the champion’s personality, skills, and influence, delivering a powerful tribute to these legendary figures.

The cypher combines bold lyricism and a dynamic range of musical styles, reflecting the unique qualities of each champion. From Cynthia’s calm yet commanding presence to Leon’s flair as the Galar Champion, every verse captures the essence of their journeys and achievements. As the third instalment in Cam Steady’s series, the ''Pokémon Champion Cypher'' expands on the success of its predecessors, blending ''Pokémon'' lore with rap artistry to honour the champions’ enduring legacy and inspire fans across the ''Pokémon'' community.

====''Pokémon Villain Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Pokemon Villain Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Villain Cypher'' (2021).]]
The ''Pokémon Villain Cypher'', released on 19 June 2021, is the fourth ''Pokémon'' cypher and Cam Steady’s fourth cypher overall. This instalment brings the spotlight to the iconic villains of the ''Pokémon'' series, showcasing their motives, ambitions, and infamous schemes. The featured characters include Giovanni (Cam Steady), Archie (Mix Williams), Maxie (Connor Quest!), Cyrus (Kevin Krust), N (Zach B), Ghetsis (DizzyEight), Lysandre (NateWantsToBattle), Lusamine (SailorUrLove), Guzma (PE$O PETE), Rose (Ham Sandwich), and Jessie & James (Gameboy Jones & HalaCG). The Team Rocket duo is abruptly interrupted and blasted into outer space by Mewtwo (RUSTAGE), whose powerful verse concludes the cypher.

This cypher captures the depth and complexity of ''Pokémon''’s antagonists, from Giovanni’s calculated ruthlessness to N’s philosophical perspective. Each artist delivers a performance that reflects their character’s essence, while Mewtwo’s climactic verse asserts its dominance as the ultimate force. As the fourth entry in Cam Steady’s series, the ''Pokémon Villain Cypher'' builds on its predecessors by offering a darker, more intense narrative, cementing itself as a fan-favourite within the ''Pokémon'' rap community.

====''Sonic The Hedgehog Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Sonic The Hedgehog Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Sonic The Hedgehog Cypher'' (2021).]]
The ''Sonic the Hedgehog Cypher'', released on 25 September 2021, is the first ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' cypher and Cam Steady’s fifth rap cypher overall. Featuring an all-star cast of artists, this cypher shines a spotlight on the iconic heroes of the ''Sonic'' franchise, each delivering dynamic verses that capture their characters' unique traits and personalities. The featured characters include Sonic (Cam Steady), Tails (Breeton Boi), Knuckles (NerdOut!), Amy Rose (Chi-Chi), Silver (Connor Quest!), Blaze (Cami Cat), Rouge (FrivolousShara), E-123 Omega (Louverture), Big the Cat (The Stupendium), and Shadow (None Like Joshua).

This inaugural ''Sonic Cypher'' showcases the vibrant energy and diverse talents of its cast, from Sonic’s confident swagger to Shadow’s brooding intensity. The artists bring each character to life with a mix of sharp lyricism and infectious enthusiasm, creating a memorable tribute to the franchise. As the first Sonic cypher, it set the stage for the ''Sonic the Hedgehog Villains Cypher'' and later entries, further cementing Cam Steady’s series as a staple of video game-inspired rap.

====''Sonic The Hedgehog Villains Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Sonic The Hedgehog Villains Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Sonic The Hedgehog Villains Cypher (2021).]]
The ''Sonic the Hedgehog Villains Cypher'', released on 23 October 2021, is the second ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' cypher and Cam Steady’s sixth rap cypher overall. This instalment brings together a roster of Sonic’s most infamous antagonists, each brought to life by a talented lineup of artists. The featured characters include Dr Eggman (Dan Bull), Metal Sonic (Zach B), Mephiles the Dark (Mat4yo), Zavok (PE$O PETE), Chaos (Shwabadi), Infinite (Shao Dow), and Sonic.Exe (Cam Steady).

Notably, the video includes a clever fake ending where the screen glitches and rewinds, introducing Cam Steady as Sonic.Exe. His performance starts with a chilling, calm delivery before escalating into a powerful screamo verse, capturing the sinister energy of the character. The cypher’s haunting tone and dynamic transitions reflect the dark and chaotic nature of the villains, making it a standout entry in Cam Steady’s series. As the follow-up to the ''Sonic the Hedgehog Cypher'', it complements its predecessor by exploring the darker side of the franchise, earning its place as a fan favourite.

====''Pokémon Rival Rap Cypher'' (2021)====
[[File:Pokemon Rival Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Rival Cypher'' (2021).]]
The ''Pokémon Rival Cypher'', released on 20 November 2021, is the fourth Pokémon cypher and Cam Steady’s seventh cypher overall. This cypher brings together an ensemble of talented artists to portray the beloved rivals of the Pokémon series, highlighting their distinctive personalities and the spirited competition they bring to the franchise. The featured characters include Blue (Ham Sandwich), Silver (The Kevin Bennett), Wally (Mat4yo), Barry (Cam Steady), Cheren (Politicess), Hugh (Ty Wild), Shauna (Chi-Chi), Hau (Mix Williams), Hop (Breeton Boi), and Gary Oak (Mega Ran).

With each artist delivering a verse that encapsulates the essence of their character, the cypher explores the diverse motivations and rivalries that have defined the series. From Silver’s tough, rebellious streak to Hop’s relentless optimism, the performances bring depth and energy to the Pokémon world. As the fourth instalment in Cam Steady’s series, the ''Pokémon Rival Cypher'' continues to resonate with fans, offering a vibrant celebration of the franchise’s iconic rivalries and a standout entry in the ''Pokémon'' rap community.

====''Pokémon Professor Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Pokemon Professor Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Professor Cypher (2022).]]
The ''Pokémon Professor Cypher'', released on 15 January 2022, is Cam Steady’s sixth ''Pokémon'' cypher and eighth rap cypher overall. This instalment focuses on the brilliant minds behind the Pokémon world’s research, showcasing the Professors from various regions. The cypher features a stellar lineup of artists embodying their respective characters, including Professor Oak (Joey Nato), Professor Elm (Jamar Rose), Professor Birch (Gameboy Jones), Professor Rowan (Connor Quest!), Professor Juniper (SailorUrLove), Professor Sycamore (Cam Steady), Professor Kukui (Mir Blackwell), and Professor Sonia (Chi-Chi).

The cypher highlights the Professors’ distinctive personalities, from Oak’s classic wisdom to Kukui’s laid-back charm and Sonia’s youthful curiosity. Each artist brings their own flair, delivering verses that match their character's traits while contributing to a collaborative flow that ties the project together. As Cam Steady’s sixth ''Pokémon'' cypher, it further solidifies his position in the world of ''Pokémon'' rap, offering a fun and insightful look at the Pokémon professors in a way only rap can.

====''Pokemon Starters Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Pokemon Starters Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Starters Cypher'' (2022).]]
The ''Pokémon Starters Cypher'', released on 12 February 2022, is Cam Steady’s seventh Pokémon-themed cypher and ninth cypher overall. This instalment celebrates the starter Pokémon from all regions, alongside Pikachu and Eevee, capturing the essence of the journey that every Pokémon Trainer begins. Each artist delivers a performance reflecting the traits and legacy of the starters they represent, blending personality, power, and nostalgia into every verse.

The lineup features the Kanto Starters (ShueTube), Johto Starters (VI Seconds), Hoenn Starters (PE$O PETE), Sinnoh Starters (DizzyEight), Unova Starters (G. Yee), Kalos Starters (Mat4yo), Alola Starters (Ham Sandwich), Galar Starters (Shao Dow) for, and Pikachu and Eevee (Cam Steady). From the elemental bonds to the starters’ evolutionary arcs, this cypher honours the cultural significance of these beloved Pokémon while engaging fans with high-energy rap and clever wordplay.

====''Legendary Pokémon Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Legendary Pokemon Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Legendary Pokemon Cypher'' (2022).]]
The ''Legendary Pokémon Cypher'', released on 7 May 2022, marks Cam Steady’s eighth ''Pokémon'' cypher and tenth cypher overall. This instalment celebrates the awe-inspiring Legendary Pokémon from each generation, delivering powerful verses that reflect the grandeur and mystique of these iconic creatures. The cypher features the Kanto Legendaries (The Kevin Bennett), Johto Legendaries (Shwabadi), Hoenn Legendaries (Cam Steady), Sinnoh Legendaries (Zach B), Unova Legendaries (Mix Williams), Kalos Legendaries (Haztik), Alola Legendaries (Mat4yo), and Galar Legendaries (Ty Wild).

Each artist embodies the essence of their respective Legendary Pokémon, bringing to life the myths, battles, and legendary status that define them. From Kanto’s pioneering trio to Galar’s latest heroes, this cypher bridges generations of Pokémon lore with electrifying performances. Cam Steady’s own verse as the Hoenn Legendaries stands out, blending nostalgia and intensity to captivate the audience. As the tenth entry in Cam’s cypher series, the ''Legendary Pokémon Cypher'' cements its legacy as an unforgettable tribute to Pokémon’s most revered creatures.

====''Pseudo Legendary Pokémon Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Pseudo Legendary Pokemon Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pseudo Legendary Pokémon Cypher'' (2022).]]
The ''Pseudo Legendary Pokémon Cypher'', released on 20 August 2022, marks Cam Steady's ninth ''Pokémon'' cypher and eleventh cypher overall. This cypher brings attention to the mighty pseudo-legendary Pokémon from across the series, showcasing their power, resilience, and unique traits. The featured characters include Dragonite (Ethan Ross), Tyranitar (Politicess), Salamence (Connor Quest!), Metagross (Diggz Da Prophecy), Garchomp (Cam Steady), Hydreigon (Mat4yo), Goodra (Blvk Divmonds), Kommo-o (954Mari), and Dragapult (Breeton Boi).

Each artist takes on the role of these iconic pseudo-legendaries, delivering fierce and dynamic verses that reflect the strength and ferocity of their respective Pokémon. Cam Steady continues to push the boundaries of the cypher series, offering fresh takes on these legendary creatures and their impact on the Pokémon world. The ''Pseudo Legendary Pokémon Cypher'' is a standout entry in the series, with each performer giving their all to bring these fan-favourite Pokémon to life through rap.

====''Pokémon Masters 8 Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Pokemon Masters 8 Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokemon Masters 8 Cypher'' (2022)]]
The ''Pokémon Masters 8 Cypher'', released on 1 October 2022, marks Cam Steady's tenth ''Pokémon'' cypher and twelfth cypher overall. This cypher brings together the elite of the ''Pokémon'' world, the Masters 8, each representing the pinnacle of strength and skill in the ''Pokémon'' universe. The featured characters include Ash (Cam Steady), Steven (Rustage), Diantha (Chi-Chi), Lance (Ty Wild), Iris (Da-Wolf), Alain (Mat4yo), Cynthia (SailorUrLove), and Leon (Shao Dow).

This cypher stands out for its high energy and intense performances, with each artist embodying the unique traits of their respective character. From Ash’s relentless determination to Leon’s reigning champion status, the cypher delivers a rap battle that showcases the legacy and power of these Pokémon trainers. Cam Steady’s skill in blending the excitement of the Masters 8 with compelling rap verses makes this cypher a fan favourite, solidifying it as one of his best ''Pokémon''-themed projects.

====''Yugioh Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Yugioh Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Yugioh Cypher'' (2022)]]
The ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Cypher'', released on 15 October 2022, marks Cam Steady's first ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cypher and the thirteenth cypher overall. This cypher brings together the beloved characters from the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' franchise, showcasing their iconic personalities and unique traits through rap. The featured characters include Yugi Moto (Ham Sandwich), Joey Wheeler (Mir Blackwell), Tea Gardner (Chi-Chi), Duke Devlin (Diggz Da Prophecy), Tristan Taylor (McGwire), Mai Valentine (FrivolousShara), Seto Kaiba (Cam Steady), and Atem (SL!CK).

With energetic and clever verses from each artist, the cypher captures the essence of ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'''s iconic duels and characters. From Yugi’s heart of the cards to Kaiba’s cold, calculating dominance, the cypher brings the series’ dynamic dueling spirit to life. Cam Steady’s debut into the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' universe resonates strongly with fans, delivering a rap battle that celebrates the franchise’s legacy while setting the stage for future cyphers within this world.

====''Pokemon Gym Leader Rap Cypher'' (2022)====
[[File:Pokemon Gym Leader Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokemon Gym Leader Cypher'' (2022)]]
The ''Pokémon Gym Leaders Cypher'', released on 31 December 2022, is Cam Steady’s eleventh ''Pokémon'' cypher and the fourteenth cypher overall. This cypher highlights the iconic Gym Leaders of the Kanto region, each showcasing their unique personalities and their leadership styles within the ''Pokémon'' universe. The featured characters include Brock (Omega Sparx), Misty (Chi-Chi), Lt. Surge (PE$O PETE), Erika (V!CE), Koga (JHBBOSS), Sabrina (FrivolousShara), Blaine (Mat4yo), and Giovanni (Cam Steady).

The cypher delivers an energetic and competitive feel, matching the intensity of Pokémon battles in the Kanto region. From Brock's rock-solid determination to Giovanni's cunning leadership of Team Rocket, each rapper brings their Gym Leader to life, reflecting their strategic prowess and personality. Cam Steady, as Giovanni, sets a powerful tone for the cypher, tying the Kanto Gym Leaders together in a captivating and rhythmic showdown. This cypher serves as a nostalgic homage to the classic ''Pokémon'' games while also bringing a fresh twist to the fan-favourite Gym Leaders.

====''Yugioh Villains Rap Cypher'' (2023)====
[[File:Yugioh Villains Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Yugioh Villains Cypher'' (2023)]]
The ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Villains Cypher'', released on 19 March 2023, is the second ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' cypher and the fifteenth cypher overall by Cam Steady. This cypher brings the dark and twisted antagonists of the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' universe into the spotlight, showcasing their motives, power, and desire for domination. The featured characters include Pegasus (Connor Quest!), Bandit Keith (PE$O PETE), Weevil Underwood and Rex Raptor (Wulf Boi and McGwire), Noah Kaiba (Politicess), Gozaboro Kaiba (Diggz da Prophecy), Dartz (Callon B), Yami Bakura (Xelishurt), and Yami Marik (Cam Steady).

Each villain brings their own unique flair to the cypher, from Pegasus’ sinister charm to Bandit Keith's brash, rebellious attitude. Cam Steady, as Yami Marik, delivers a commanding verse, reflecting the character’s chaotic and vengeful nature. The cypher has a gripping intensity, highlighting the malevolent intentions of each villain and their dark impact on the ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' universe. With dynamic performances and a fierce energy throughout, the ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Villains Cypher'' stands out as a powerful tribute to the show's iconic antagonists.

====''Pokémon Ash Rap Cypher'' (2023)====
[[File:Pokemon Ash Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Ash Cypher'' (2023)]]
The ''Pokémon Ash Cypher'', released on 8 April 2023, is Cam Steady’s twelfth ''Pokémon'' cypher and sixteenth cypher overall. It beautifully captures the journey and evolution of Ash Ketchum across his many adventures in the ''Pokémon'' world, marking a bittersweet farewell to the character. The cypher features versions of Ash from different regions, with each artist bringing their unique style and energy to their respective verses. The featured versions of Ash include Kanto's Ash (Zach B), Johto's Ash (G. Yee), Hoenn's Ash (Mat4yo), Sinnoh's Ash (Ham Sandwich), Unova's Ash (The Kevin Bennett), Kalos's Ash (McGwire), Alola's Ash (Connor Quest!), and Pasio's Ash (Cam Steady).

Each portrayal adds a personal touch that resonates with fans of all generations. McGwire’s powerful vocals and Connor Quest!'s clever wordplay set the tone, while Cam Steady’s final verse as Pasio's Ash hits hard, providing a reflective conclusion that leaves a lasting impression. This cypher stands out not only for the lyrical skill and passion put into it but also for its emotional depth. It’s a powerful mix of nostalgia, creativity, and heartfelt tribute to a character who’s been a part of so many lives for decades.

====''Legendary Pokémon Rap Cypher Part 2'' (2024)====
[[File:Legendary Pokemon Rap Cypher Part 2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Legendary Pokémon Cypher Part 2'' (2024)]]
The ''Legendary Pokémon Cypher Part 2'', released on 2 March 2024, marks Cam Steady’s thirteenth ''Pokémon'' cypher and seventeenth cypher overall. This cypher builds upon the legendary theme, featuring a powerful lineup of legendary Pokémon trios and groups across multiple generations. The featured characters and their respective performers are: The Legendary Birds (Shwabadi), The Legendary Beasts (Omega Sparx), the Hoenn Legendaries (Cam Steady), The Lake Guardians (Kevin Krust), The Swords of Justice (Mat4yo), The Forces of Nature (Aerial Ace), The Guardian Deities (Chi-Chi), and The Treasures of Ruin (The Kevin Bennett).

Each performer brings distinct energy to their verses, embodying the essence of their legendary Pokémon. Shwabadi's portrayal of The Legendary Birds takes flight with sharp delivery and commanding presence, while Chi-Chi’s incredible vocals as The Guardian Deities elevate the cypher to another level. Cam Steady delivers a standout verse as the Hoenn Legendaries, blending nostalgia and modern energy seamlessly. The cypher ends on a high note as The Kevin Bennett goes absolutely nuts with his rapid-fire flow and raw intensity, closing the cypher with unmatched energy and leaving listeners in awe. This electrifying experience cements ''Legendary Pokémon Cypher Part 2'' as one of the most memorable entries in the ''Pokémon'' cypher series.

====''Pokémon Types Rap Cypher'' (2024)====
[[File:Pokemon Types Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Types Cypher'' (2024)]]
The ''Pokémon Types Cypher'', released on 10 August 2024, is Cam Steady’s fourteenth ''Pokémon'' cypher and eighteenth cypher overall. This ambitious project showcases all 19 Pokémon types, including the newly introduced Stellar Type. The cypher features a stellar lineup of artists: Cam Steady as the Fire Type, Freshy Kanal as the Water Type, True Evil Villain as the Grass Type, McGwire as the Normal Type, Callon B as the Bug Type, Mat4yo as the Flying Type, Ham Sandwich as the Ground Type, Politicess as the Rock Type, Kevin Krust as the Steel Type, Drip$tick as the Electric Type, IsThatFr0st as the Ice Type, Mir Blackwell as the Fighting Type, Ty Wild as the Poison Type, 954Mari as the Dark Type, Kwite as the Ghost Type, PE$O PETE as the Psychic Type, Chi-Chi as the Fairy Type, Connor Quest! as the Dragon Type, and Shwabadi as the Stellar Type.

Each artist delivers a unique interpretation of their respective type, bringing energy, personality, and creativity to the cypher. Mat4yo’s performance as the Flying Type soars with elegance and vivid imagery, while Chi-Chi’s Fairy Type verse enchants with her powerful vocals. Cam Steady ignites the cypher with his intense opener as the Fire Type, and Shwabadi closes it with a breathtaking portrayal of the Stellar Type, blending celestial imagery and masterful flow. The ''Pokémon Types Cypher'' captures the essence of the ''Pokémon'' universe through its dynamic performances, making it a standout addition to Cam Steady’s catalogue of cyphers.

====''Fossil Pokémon Rap Cypher'' (2024)====
[[File:Fossil Pokemon Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Fossil Pokémon Cypher'' (2024)]]
The ''Fossil Pokémon Cypher'', released on 2 November 2024, is Cam Steady’s fifteenth ''Pokémon'' cypher and nineteenth cypher overall. This cypher showcases the ancient Fossil Pokémon across generations, featuring Cam Steady as Aerodactyl, Kevin Krust as Omastar, LEECHY! as Kabutops, KeeTheWeeb as Cradily, Mat4yo as Armaldo, TheManBeHisLa as Bastiodon, Aerial Ace as Rampardos, Zach B as Archeops, Cami-Cat as Carracosta, PE$O PETE as Tyrantrum, Chi-Chi as Aurorus, The Kevin Bennett as Dracozolt, IsThatFr0st as Arctozolt, McGwire as Arctovish, and Drip$tick as Dracovish.

Each artist brings their Fossil Pokémon to life with distinct energy and style. Cam Steady kicks things off with Aerodactyl’s fierce dominance, while Kevin Krust portrays Omastar’s imposing presence. LEECHY! delivers a sharp and agile performance for Kabutops, and PE$O PETE electrifies with Tyrantrum’s raw, prehistoric might. Chi-Chi’s majestic take on Aurorus adds a serene contrast, while McGwire and Drip$tick provide a playful twist as Arctovish and Dracovish. The cypher concludes powerfully with The Kevin Bennett embodying Dracozolt’s dynamic energy. The ''Fossil Pokémon Cypher'' captures the essence of these ancient creatures, blending lyrical creativity with passion, and standing tall as another brilliant entry in Cam Steady’s iconic ''Pokémon'' cypher series.

====''Arcane Rap Cypher'' (2024)====
[[File:Arcane Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Arcane Cypher'' (2024)]]
The ''Arcane Cypher'', released on 14 December 2024, marks Cam Steady’s first foray into the world of ''Arcane'' and his twentieth cypher overall. This cypher delves into the complex characters and dramatic narratives of the ''League of Legends'' universe, spotlighting figures from Piltover and Zaun. The featured characters include VI (ASTRSK*), Caitlyn (HalaCG), Mel (FrivolousShara), Heimerdinger (Mat4yo), Ekko (Ham Sandwich), Jayce (Cam Steady), Viktor (Freshy Kanal), Singed (Zach B), Silco (Connor Quest!), Vander/Warwick (Shwabadi), and Jinx (Chi-Chi).

Each artist delivers a captivating performance that embodies the depth and individuality of their respective characters. From ASTRSK*’s commanding portrayal of VI to Chi-Chi’s chaotic and vibrant take on Jinx, the energy never falters. Connor Quest! brings a chilling intensity as Silco, while Shwabadi offers a hauntingly emotional depiction of Vander’s transformation into Warwick. Cam Steady’s Jayce verse showcases the character’s ambition and inner conflict, perfectly complemented by Freshy Kanal’s compelling portrayal of Viktor’s tragic genius. The ''Arcane Cypher'' is a masterful blend of storytelling and music, capturing the essence of the series while leaving a lasting impression on fans.

====''Pokémon Mega Evolution Rap Cypher'' (2025)====
[[File:Pokemon Mega Evolution Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|thumb|''Pokémon Mega Evolution Cypher'' (2025)]]
The ''Pokémon Mega Evolution Cypher'', released on 2 November 2024, is Cam Steady’s sixteenth ''Pokémon'' cypher and twenty-first cypher overall. This cypher celebrates the power and spectacle of Mega Evolution, featuring some of the most iconic Mega forms in the ''Pokémon'' franchise. The lineup includes The Kevin Bennett as Mega Charizard X and Y, Connor Quest! as Mega Lucario, Chi-Chi as Mega Gardevoir, Callon B as Mega Beedrill, Mat4yo as Mega Blaziken, Zach B as Mega Absol, PE$O PETE as Mega Gengar, Aerial Ace as Mega Metagross, Omega Sparx as Mega Mewtwo X and Y, and Cam Steady as Mega Rayquaza.

Each artist channels the heightened intensity of Mega Evolution with their unique flair and lyrical precision. The Kevin Bennett opens with a fiery dual performance as both Charizard forms, capturing their draconic power and split identity. Connor Quest! delivers sharp, disciplined bars embodying Lucario’s aura mastery, while Chi-Chi brings elegance and emotional strength as Gardevoir. Callon B energises the cypher with Beedrill’s venomous speed, and Mat4yo follows with Blaziken’s fierce, fiery determination. Zach B embodies Absol’s dark mystique, while PE$O PETE delivers haunting energy as Gengar. Aerial Ace showcases mechanical might as Metagross, and Omega Sparx channels divine power as both forms of Mewtwo. The cypher closes with Cam Steady’s commanding portrayal of Rayquaza, soaring above the rest to conclude a powerful celebration of evolution, transformation, and mastery in Pokémon form.

====''Pokémon Ultra Beasts Rap Cypher'' (2025)====
[[File:Pokemon Ultra Beasts Rap Cypher.jpg|250px|right|''Pokémon Ultra Beasts Cypher'' (2025)]]
The ''Pokémon Ultra Beasts Cypher'', released on 6 September 2025, is Cam Steady’s seventeenth ''Pokémon'' cypher and twenty-second cypher overall. This instalment delves into the mysterious and otherworldly Ultra Beasts from the Pokémon Sun and Moon series, showcasing the alien energy and raw intensity of these extradimensional creatures. The cypher begins with Cam Steady introducing the theme as Necrozma before transitioning into verses by Drip$tick as Kartana, Omega Sparx as Buzzwole, Chi-Chi as Nihilego, KeeTheWeeb as Pheromosa, Cami-Cat as Celesteela, Kwite as Blacephalon, TheManBeHisLa as Stakataka, Kevin Krust as Xurkitree, Mat4yo as Poipole and Naganadel, and PE$O PETE as Guzzlord. Cam Steady then returns as Necrozma with a full verse to close out the cypher in spectacular fashion.

Each artist captures their Ultra Beast’s alien essence through distinctive flows, energy, and wordplay. Drip$tick slices through with Kartana’s precision and sharp cadence, while Omega Sparx channels Buzzwole’s immense power with booming delivery. Chi-Chi shines as Nihilego, blending autotuned vocals with cosmic, hypnotic lyricism that dazzles listeners. KeeTheWeeb brings a sleek, high-speed confidence as Pheromosa, and Cami-Cat provides an ethereal yet commanding performance as Celesteela. Kwite’s Blacephalon bursts with manic charisma, and TheManBeHisLa cements his status as rhyme master through Stakataka’s rhythmic complexity. Kevin Krust electrifies with Xurkitree’s unpredictable energy, while Mat4yo’s dual portrayal of Poipole and Naganadel builds suspense with a spoken intro before soaring into fiery bars. PE$O PETE unleashes chaotic force as Guzzlord, before Cam Steady returns as Necrozma, concluding the cypher with an explosive and transcendent verse that cements the Ultra Beasts Rap Cypher as one of the most powerful and otherworldly entries in the Pokémon cypher series.

===''Dove Hepburn Rap Battles'' (2022–present)===
====''Runerigus vs Silverfish'' (2022)====
[[File:Runerigus vs Silverfish.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 7 January 2022.]]
The rap battle between Runerigus and Silverfish premiered on 7 January 2022, bringing an imaginative clash between two intriguing characters from the worlds of Pokémon and Minecraft. Runerigus, a Ghost/Ground-type Pokémon inspired by ancient curses and runic stones, delivered its verses with an ominous and mysterious tone. Highlighting its origins tied to cursed paintings and its imposing presence, Runerigus flexed its lore-driven menace and supernatural strength. Its lines emphasised resilience, drawing from its role as a protector of cursed artifacts, and showcased a deep connection to mythology and history.

Silverfish, a small but cunning mob from Minecraft, countered with its swarm-like tactics and relentless survival instincts. Known for its ability to emerge from stone blocks and overwhelm players, Silverfish crafted sharp, biting bars that played on its annoyance factor and persistence in the game. Its lyrics focused on its ability to survive in the shadows and its knack for catching opponents off guard. The battle was a dynamic juxtaposition of supernatural terror and natural persistence, spotlighting the creative storytelling potential in bringing such disparate entities together.

====''The Game vs Mandela Effect'' (2022)====
[[File:The Game vs Mandela Effect.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 22 February 2022.]]
The rap battle between The Game and the Mandela Effect, released on 22 February 2022, brings together two very different yet equally perplexing concepts. The Game is a mental game with the sole objective of avoiding thinking about it; once you think about it, you lose. This ongoing struggle to avoid the mental trap is an idea that naturally fits within the context of a rap battle. On the other hand, the Mandela Effect involves the phenomenon of false memories shared by groups of people. Originating from the collective misremembering of Nelson Mandela’s death in the 1980s, this effect is now associated with a range of false memories, from the famous Berenstain Bears to the supposed 1990s movie Shazaam, starring Sinbad as a genie.

The choice to pit these two concepts against each other highlights the battle of perception: the impossibility of escaping The Game’s mental grip versus the way the Mandela Effect distorts and reshapes collective memories. The two are intrinsically linked by how both affect the mind — one by manipulating thought processes and the other by altering memory. The battle’s rap style reflects this tension, with the Mandela Effect disorienting opponents with confusing memories, while The Game challenges them with the incessant loop of trying to avoid its very existence. The thumbnail, with The Game using a question mark and Mandela Effect using an exclamation mark, encapsulates the confusion and the surprise of realising something may not be what it seems.

====''Tic Tac Toe vs Hangman'' (2022)====
[[File:Tic Tac Toe vs Hangman.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 22 February 2022.]]
The rap battle between Tic Tac Toe and Hangman debuted on 22 February 2022, pitting two iconic pencil-and-paper games against each other in a clash of strategy and suspense. Tic Tac Toe, known for its straightforward three-in-a-row gameplay, represents simplicity, logic, and quick thinking. In contrast, Hangman introduces an element of tension, as players guess letters to avoid "hanging" the figure, blending linguistic knowledge with an ominous undercurrent.

This matchup was chosen to highlight the contrast between lighthearted competitiveness and a game steeped in dramatic stakes. The dynamic interplay in the rap sees Tic Tac Toe boasting its universal appeal and logical structure, claiming intellectual superiority, while Hangman counters with its rich narrative depth and ability to keep players guessing. Both games bring sharp punches to the lyrical battle, referencing their cultural significance and how they've captivated players for generations. The battle exemplifies how even simple games hold layers of meaning and competitive spirit, making for a lively and nostalgic face-off.

====''Crypto Bro vs Astrology Girl'' (2022)====
[[File:Crypto Bro vs Astrology Girl.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 29 March 2022.]]
The rap battle between Crypto Bro and Astrology Girl, released on 29 March 2024, features a sharp clash between two culturally distinct yet equally divisive personas. Crypto Bro embodies the high-energy, speculative investor obsessed with blockchain, NFTs, and the financial promise of decentralised currency systems. Armed with Bitcoin and Ethereum references, Crypto Bro represents the modern, technology-driven entrepreneur whose lifestyle often revolves around volatile markets, staking rewards, and digital asset bragging rights. His character brings out the complexities of cryptocurrency culture, including its jargon-heavy enthusiasm and dismissiveness of traditional systems.

On the other hand, Astrology Girl channels the intuitive, celestial mystic, deeply invested in the stars, horoscopes, and the cosmos as a guide to life’s decisions. She wields the ancient art of astrology with flair, drawing on its rich history as a lens through which human events and personalities are interpreted. Her character critiques Crypto Bro’s materialism while touting astrology’s spiritual and personal resonance, even as it lacks scientific backing. The battle plays on the tension between technological futurism and timeless mysticism, creating a vibrant lyrical face-off full of cosmic burns and blockchain rebuttals. This creative pairing delivers a humourous and thought-provoking look at two contemporary cultural phenomena.

====''Thanos vs Noah'' (2022)====
[[File:Thanos vs Noah.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 25 April 2022.]]
The rap battle between Thanos from Marvel Comics and Noah from the Bible, released on 25 April 2022, brought together two monumental figures with vastly different legacies in an epic verbal showdown. Thanos, the cosmic antihero driven by a controversial philosophy of universal balance through destruction, wielded his dark intellect and godlike power in his verses. His lines delved into his infamous deeds, such as wielding the Infinity Gauntlet to eliminate half of all life, painting himself as a being of inevitability and purpose. Drawing from his Marvel lore, Thanos emphasised his belief in sacrifice and efficiency, presenting himself as the ultimate judge of existence.

On the other hand, Noah stood as a beacon of faith, righteousness, and obedience, countering Thanos’s cold pragmatism with a message of divine hope and survival. His verses highlighted his biblical mission to preserve life by constructing the ark, framing himself as a saviour rather than a destroyer. Noah’s bars sharply critiqued Thanos’s justification for genocide, exposing the flaws in the Titan’s self-proclaimed heroism. The battle cleverly juxtaposed themes of destruction and redemption, blending comic book lore with religious storytelling to create a unique and thought-provoking lyrical clash that resonated with audiences worldwide.

====''Guardian vs Gordo'' (2022)====
[[File:Guardian vs Gordo.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 19 May 2022.]]
The rap battle between Guardian from Minecraft and Gordo from the Kirby series, released on 19 May 2022, pits two relentless entities from different gaming universes in an intense lyrical clash. The Guardian, a spiky, pufferfish-like mob, showcased its menacing presence, invoking its role as the sentinel of ocean monuments and its ability to attack with precision and resilience underwater. Drawing from its aquatic roots, the Guardian highlighted its strategic spawning mechanics and its unique ability to guard treasures against adventurers, creating a theme of defense and domination in its verses.

Meanwhile, Gordo, the indestructible spiked obstacle from Kirby, retaliated with an aura of invincibility, leveraging its reputation as an unyielding force across numerous games. Its bars emphasised its enduring design, its role as a tool of bosses like Whispy Woods, and its ability to thwart players with its immovable presence. The clash offered a fascinating contrast: the Guardian embodied hostility and active engagement, while Gordo represented an unassailable wall of peril. Together, they delivered a creative and nostalgic rap battle celebrating their iconic roles in gaming history.

====''Morbius vs Warden'' (2022)====
[[File:Morbius vs Warden.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 5 June 2022.]]
The rap battle between Morbius, the Living Vampire from Marvel Comics, and the Warden from Minecraft brought a chilling clash of darkness and ferocity to the stage on 5 June 2022. Morbius, a tragic antihero whose vampiric powers emerged from a failed scientific experiment, brought his eerie persona and complex motivations to his verses. Highlighting his blend of intellect, physical prowess, and thirst for survival, Morbius leaned on his Marvel legacy, referencing his role as both a predator and an unlikely hero. His bars showcased his ability to overcome adversaries and moral dilemmas, amplifying his multidimensional character.

The Warden, a terrifying, blind mob from Minecraft, countered with raw power and a unique sensory advantage. Known for its reliance on vibrations to detect players, the Warden emphasised its role as a nearly invincible adversary in the Deep Dark biome. Its lyrics focused on its overwhelming strength and the fear it instills, creating a stark contrast to Morbius's more cerebral approach. The battle was a thrilling mix of gothic horror and primal menace, celebrating the intimidating presence each character commands in their respective worlds.

====''Dream vs Kirby'' (2022)====
[[File:Dream vs Kirby.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 1 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Dream, the enigmatic Minecraft YouTuber, and Kirby, Nintendo’s pink puffball, premiered on 1 August 2022, blending gaming culture with contrasting personalities. Dream brought his speedrunning expertise and massive online following to the stage, crafting sharp bars that showcased his mastery of Minecraft and his mysterious, faceless persona. His lyrics leaned on his dominance in the gaming sphere, his fans' devotion, and his knack for outwitting both the game and its players.

Meanwhile, Kirby countered with his adorable yet indomitable reputation as a versatile fighter in Nintendo's gaming universe. Drawing on his trademark ability to inhale enemies and adopt their powers, Kirby’s lines celebrated his adaptability, resilience, and iconic legacy as a gaming symbol. The battle highlighted the tension between modern YouTube-centric fame and the enduring charm of classic video game heroes, with clever wordplay and humourous digs creating an engaging clash of gaming worlds.

====''Snow Golem vs Snow Pea'' (2022)====
[[File:Snow Golem vs Snow Pea.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 2 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Snow Golem from Minecraft and Snow Pea from the Plants vs. Zombies franchise premiered on 2 August 2022, showcasing a frosty clash between two icy characters with distinct personalities and roles. Snow Golem, the player-constructed defensive mob from Minecraft, brought its utility and resilience into its verses, emphasising its ability to fend off monsters while enduring environmental challenges like heat. Its lyrics highlighted its strong ties to the sandbox game and its value to players as both a defender and a snow-producing ally in colder biomes.

Snow Pea, the iconic ice-themed plant from Plants vs. Zombies, countered with sharp rhymes laced with disdain for the frequent ice puns associated with its character. Drawing on its role as a zombie-slowing specialist, Snow Pea delivered lines about its tactical importance in the fight against the undead. Its playful personality and physical agility, seen in its extracurricular activities, added charm and humour to the battle. This frosty duel captured the unique strengths of each character, blending creative wordplay with icy wit.

====''Microwave vs Refrigerator'' (2022)====
[[File:Microwave vs Refrigerator.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 3 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Microwave and Refrigerator, released on 3 August 2022, brought a clash of kitchen titans, each presenting its unique contribution to modern food preparation. The Microwave flaunted its speed and efficiency, boasting its ability to rapidly heat food using electromagnetic radiation and dielectric heating. With lines emphasising convenience and technological prowess, the Microwave took pride in its role as a modern marvel, indispensable in fast-paced kitchens around the world.

The Refrigerator responded with cold confidence, highlighting its status as a cornerstone of food preservation. It underscored its importance in reducing spoilage by maintaining optimal temperatures and extending the life of perishables. The Refrigerator’s verses also reflected its long history of replacing the icebox and its pivotal role in food safety standards, regulated by guidelines like those from the FDA. This entertaining duel balanced speed and preservation, blending clever wordplay with kitchen-centric rivalries.

====''Cap 'n' Crunch vs Michelin Man'' (2022)====
[[File:Cap 'n' Crunch vs Michelin Man.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 4 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Cap'n Crunch and Michelin Man, released on 4 August 2022, brought two iconic figures head-to-head in a clash of branding and legacy. Cap'n Crunch, the adventurous cereal mascot, came armed with verses boasting about his sugary empire and long-standing role as a breakfast table favourite. With a bold and jaunty delivery, he mocked his opponent’s quiet, utilitarian image while celebrating his own fun, youthful energy.

Michelin Man countered with the weight of tradition and global influence. As the mascot of the Michelin brand, he emphasised his association with quality, durability, and even the prestigious Michelin Guide. His bars highlighted his stature in industries spanning tires to fine dining, presenting a sophisticated and worldly persona in stark contrast to the Captain’s playful approach. This humourous and dynamic duel brought a deliciously competitive flavour to the rap battle series.

====''Giratina vs Orochi'' (2022)====
[[File:Giratina vs Orochi.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 5 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Giratina and Orochi, released on 5 August 2022, pits two legendary beings from entirely different mythos in a clash of power and legacy. Giratina, a dual-type Ghost/Dragon Pokémon from the Pokémon franchise, represents antimatter and chaos as a member of the Creation Trio. With its ability to shift between Altered and Origin Forme using the Griseous Orb, Giratina boasts immense power, further amplified by its connection to the eerie Distortion World. Its bars likely draw on its role as a disruptor of balance, calling out Orochi for being trapped in its mythological past.

Orochi, derived from Japanese folklore and popularised by its depiction in the Warriors Orochi series, takes on the form of an eight-headed serpent capable of wreaking havoc. Known for its cunning and devastating strength, Orochi counters with references to its role in mythology as a near-unstoppable force slain only through trickery. Tying in its alternative form, Orochi X, it flexes its dual nature and enduring legacy across history and gaming. This rap battle highlights an epic showdown between gaming lore and mythological terror, with each character aiming to outshine the other through their legendary feats.

====''Mommy Long Legs vs Spider-Man'' (2022)====
[[File:Mommy Long Legs vs Spider-Man.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 6 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Mommy Long Legs and Spider-Man, released on 6 August 2022, features a clash of arachnid-inspired icons from vastly different universes. Mommy Long Legs, the creepy and elastic antagonist from ''Poppy Playtime'', uses her unsettling charm and sinister nature to spin her verbal webs. She likely capitalises on her role as a terrifying presence, using her flexible limbs and eerie persona to intimidate and belittle her opponent.

Spider-Man, Marvel's beloved web-slinging superhero, counters with his iconic wit and heroic feats. Drawing from his responsibility-driven life as Peter Parker and his unmatched agility, Spider-Man uses his quick thinking and clever wordplay to dismantle Mommy Long Legs’ fear factor. The battle highlights the contrast between horror and heroism, with each contender using their arachnid traits and unique legacy to take center stage.

====''Light Yagami vs Isaac Newton'' (2022)====
[[File:Light Yagami vs Isaac Newton.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 7 August 2022.]]
The rap battle between Light Yagami and Isaac Newton, released on 7 August 2022, pits the cunning protagonist of Death Note against the legendary physicist and mathematician. Light Yagami, a genius who wields the Death Note to impose his twisted sense of justice, delivers sharp, calculated lines, highlighting his intellect and willingness to manipulate or destroy anyone who opposes him. He likely mocks Newton's reliance on empirical laws, contrasting it with his own godlike control over life and death.

Isaac Newton, the father of classical mechanics, counters with his revolutionary scientific discoveries that have withstood the test of time. His verses may lean into disproving Light's supposed superiority, focusing on universal truths like gravity and the futility of Light's attempts to play god. The clash showcases the battle of intellects: one steeped in moral ambiguity and psychological games, the other grounded in unwavering principles of science and logic.

====''Polteageist vs Bartender'' (2022)====
[[File:Polteageist vs Bartender.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 4 October 2022.]]
The rap battle between Polteageist and Bartender, released on 4 October 2022, blends the supernatural whimsy of Pokémon with the chaotic humour of a classic online flash game. Polteageist, the ghostly teapot Pokémon, brings eerie elegance to the battle, flaunting its ability to evolve with either a Cracked Pot or a Chipped Pot, depending on its form. Its verses likely drip with haunting puns and clever wordplay about its spectral nature, steeped in the lore of its unique evolution process.

Bartender, from ''Bartender: The Right Mix'', counters with cocktail-fueled comebacks, blending humour and chaos from the game's infamous drink-making disasters. Drawing on its cult following, Bartender may emphasise his adaptability, charm, and ability to turn any mix into a memorable experience, even if it sometimes ends in comical explosions. The duel is a playful clash of refinement versus randomness, as both competitors serve up their signature styles.

====''Watchog vs Cod'' (2022)====
[[File:Watchog vs Cod.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 10 October 2022.]]
The rap battle between Watchog and Cod, released on 10 October 2022, contrasts the sharp-eyed sentry Pokémon with the laid-back aquatic mob from Minecraft. Watchog, the Normal-type Pokémon known for its vigilant demeanour and glowing stripe patterns, likely delivers lines that reflect its role as a lookout, emphasising its keen awareness and its evolution from Patrat at level 20. Its verses may include jabs about Cod’s simplicity and vulnerability in the game world.

Cod, representing Minecraft, swims into the battle with a carefree attitude, boasting its ubiquity in the game’s oceans and its utility as a food source or tameable companion for dolphins. Its rhymes could poke fun at Watchog’s lesser prominence in Pokémon lore, playing up its own steady presence and functionality in one of the world’s most iconic games. The clash pits land against sea, as both competitors highlight their strengths in their respective worlds.

====''Bomberman vs Worms'' (2022)====
[[File:Bomberman vs Worms.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 15 November 2022.]]
The rap battle between Bomberman and Worms, released on 15 November 2022, pits two classic gaming icons against each other in an explosive showdown. Bomberman, known for his maze-based bombing adventures since the 1980s, is a gaming pioneer. His verses likely highlight his strategic gameplay, enduring legacy, and multi-platform dominance. With a personality tied to precise detonations and teamwork, Bomberman might ridicule the chaotic, turn-based antics of the Worms franchise.

On the other hand, Worms, the tactical artillery game series renowned for its absurd humour and creative weaponry, counters with lines emphasising his versatility, unpredictability, and humour. From Holy Hand Grenades to exploding sheep, Worms likely mocks Bomberman’s simpler gameplay and focuses on his own innovations that have kept the franchise relevant for decades. This gaming battle fuses nostalgia with fiery wordplay, celebrating two beloved franchises with explosive legacies.

====''ExciteBike vs Metal Slug'' (2022)====
[[File:ExciteBike vs Metal Slug.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 27 November 2022.]]
The rap battle between ExciteBike and Metal Slug, released on 27 November 2022, pits two iconic gaming franchises from vastly different genres against each other. ExciteBike, a motocross racing game by Nintendo first released in 1984, delivers fast-paced, side-scrolling action with customisable tracks. Known for its groundbreaking mechanics at the time, ExciteBike’s lines likely emphasise its legacy as a trailblazer in racing games, its nostalgic charm, and the thrill of its high-speed gameplay.

Metal Slug, on the other hand, represents the run-and-gun genre with its fast action, detailed pixel art, and humourous over-the-top combat. This series, launched by SNK in 1996, is celebrated for its cooperative gameplay and challenging missions. Its verses might focus on its intense action, larger-than-life explosions, and combat experience, while mocking ExciteBike's more simplistic, racing-oriented nature. This battle blends speed and destruction, showcasing two franchises that define their respective gaming genres with fiery rhymes and nostalgic references.

====''Skyblock vs Nuzlocke'' (2022)====
[[File:Skyblock vs Nuzlocke.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 31 December 2022.]]
The rap battle between Skyblock and Nuzlocke pits two iconic gaming challenges against each other in an imaginative and strategic showdown. Released on 31 December 2022, this rap battle highlights the ingenuity and dedication both modes require. Skyblock, a Minecraft gamemode, begins with players stranded on a tiny floating island in the void, using limited resources like a tree and lava bucket to expand their world infinitely. It's a testament to creativity, patience, and survival skills, with roots in Noobcrew's original map, celebrated across Minecraft's decade-long history.

On the other side, Nuzlocke transforms Pokémon gameplay into an emotional, high-stakes experience, emphasising bonds and resourcefulness. Players impose strict self-governed rules, like catching only the first Pokémon encountered per area and releasing any that faint. Originating from a webcomic featuring a Nuzleaf, the challenge has become a beloved staple of the Pokémon community. This battle reflects the heart, perseverance, and creativity both modes inspire, with fiery exchanges amplifying their cultural significance.

====''Jenga vs Frogger'' (2023)====
[[File:Jenga vs Frogger.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 25 January 2023.]]
The rap battle between Jenga and Frogger, released on 25 January 2023, pits two games from very different genres against each other. Jenga is a physical block-stacking game where players remove wooden pieces from a tower and place them on top, trying not to make the structure collapse. It requires careful planning and strategy to ensure that the tower stays stable while players take turns. The game is often associated with parties and social settings, where its tension-filled moments keep players on edge.

On the other hand, Frogger is a classic arcade game that demands quick reflexes and precise timing. In it, players control a frog navigating through hazardous traffic and rivers, avoiding obstacles to reach the safety of its home. Released by Konami in 1981, the game became a hallmark of arcade gaming, known for its fast-paced, high-pressure gameplay. This battle contrasts Jenga’s slow, thoughtful approach with Frogger’s fast-paced action, creating an interesting clash of styles.

====''Redd vs Shedinja'' (2023)====
[[File:Redd vs Shedinja.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 21 February 2023.]]
The rap battle between Redd and Shedinja, released on 21 February 2023, highlights the clash between two entirely different personalities from their respective franchises. Redd, also known as Crazy Redd or Jolly Redd from the ''Animal Crossing'' series, is a cunning and deceptive fox who thrives on selling overpriced and often counterfeit goods. He embodies trickery and sarcasm, making him a controversial figure among villagers. His role as a sneaky merchant provides a sharp contrast to the honest competition represented by Tom Nook, with whom he shares a strained rivalry.

Shedinja, from the Pokémon series, is a unique Bug/Ghost-type Pokémon that emerges mysteriously from Nincada's evolution under specific conditions. With its distinctive hollow shell appearance and its Wonder Guard ability, Shedinja represents a blend of mystery and fragility. It has only a single hit point, making it both an enigmatic and challenging Pokémon to use effectively. The battle juxtaposes Redd's crafty and opportunistic traits against Shedinja's eerie and enigmatic nature, offering a fascinating thematic duel between cunning and mystique.

====''Dr Mario vs Euro Truck Simulator'' (2023)====
[[File:Dr Mario vs Euro Truck Simulator.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 1 April 2023.]]
The rap battle between Dr. Mario and Euro Truck Simulator, released on 1 April 2023, humorously contrasted the two games' distinct genres and appeal. Dr. Mario, Nintendo’s iconic virus-busting character, represents puzzle games with a legacy dating back to 1990. Players match pill colours to eliminate viruses, a simple yet engaging mechanic that has kept the game relevant through adaptations and ports across all major Nintendo consoles, including mobile platforms.

In contrast, Euro Truck Simulator, launched in 2008 by SCS Software, showcases the detailed and immersive world of truck-driving simulation. Players take on deliveries across Europe, managing routes, upgrading vehicles, and exploring an intricately designed digital continent. The rap battle cleverly highlights the tension between quick-thinking puzzle-solving and the patient, calculated navigation of life on the road, making for a unique April Fool’s Day release.

====''Creeper vs Among Us'' (2023)====
[[File:Creeper vs Among Us.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 1 May 2023.]]
The rap battle between Creeper and Among Us, released on 1 May 2023, brings together two iconic elements from gaming culture for a head-to-head showdown. Creeper, one of the most recognisable mobs in Minecraft, symbolises the game's legacy as the highest-grossing game of all time. Known for its silent, explosive ambushes, the Creeper was originally a coding mishap while designing Minecraft’s pigs. Its eerie green design and destructive power make it both feared and infamous among players.

On the other hand, Among Us, developed by Innersloth, represents a different kind of tension: social deduction and paranoia. Players work as Crewmates to complete tasks while uncovering the Impostor sabotaging their mission. The game saw a meteoric rise in popularity during the pandemic in 2020, fueled by Twitch streams and meme culture. For this battle, the red Crewmate—frequently associated with being "sus"—takes center stage. The matchup cleverly contrasts stealthy, destructive gameplay with chaotic, deceptive teamwork.

====''Piglin vs Sableye'' (2023)====
[[File:Piglin vs Sableye.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 5 June 2023.]]
The rap battle between Piglin and Sableye, released on 5 June 2023, presents a duel between two iconic gaming characters from vastly different worlds. Piglin, the gold-obsessed mob from ''Minecraft'', resides in the fiery Nether. Known for their bartering and unpredictable hostility, Piglins embody the chaotic survival challenges of the game. Their love for gold and their capacity to switch from allies to enemies add a layer of strategy to ''Minecraft'' gameplay.

Sableye, the Dark/Ghost Pokémon introduced in ''Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire'', contrasts sharply with its ''Minecraft'' opponent. Dwelling in dark caves and feeding on gemstones, Sableye is enigmatic and mischievous. With a design inspired by folklore and its Mega Evolution boosting its creepiness, Sableye’s role in ''Pokémon'' battles is as much about mind games as it is raw power. The clash captures their respective strengths, highlighting the eerie charm of Sableye and the ruthless cunning of Piglins.

====''Doodle Jump vs Elevator Action'' (2023)====
[[File:Doodle Jump vs Elevator Action.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 8 July 2023.]]
The rap battle between Doodle Jump and Elevator Action, released on 8 July 2023, brings together two classics from vastly different eras of gaming. Doodle Jump, a mobile game sensation, became widely popular for its endless vertical jumping gameplay. Players guide a small, green alien-like creature through a series of doodle-style platforms, avoiding obstacles, enemies, and gaps while collecting power-ups. Its minimalist controls and addictive mechanics cemented its place as one of the most iconic mobile games in the early smartphone era.

''Elevator Action'', on the other hand, is a retro arcade game released by Taito in 1983. In this game, players assume the role of a spy who must retrieve secret documents from a high-rise building while avoiding enemy agents. The game’s defining feature is its strategic use of elevators and timing, combining stealth and action to complete each mission. The battle contrasts the modern simplicity and fast-paced action of Doodle Jump with the methodical and tactical gameplay of the arcade classic, showcasing how gaming styles have evolved across decades.

====''Silver vs Bully'' (2023)====
[[File:Silver vs Bully.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 13 August 2023.]]
The rap battle between Silver and Bully, released on 13 August 2023, pits two iconic yet troubled characters against each other: Silver from ''Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal'', and Jimmy Hopkins from ''Bully''. Silver, the son of Giovanni of Team Rocket, is known for his rebellious and often rude demeanour. He begins his journey by stealing a Pokémon and battling the player with an unrelenting attitude. His troubled relationship with his father and his need to prove himself lead him to make rash decisions, like neglecting his Pokémon. However, by the end of ''Pokémon Gold and Silver'', he undergoes significant character growth, learning the value of friendship and care for his Pokémon. He later appears in ''HeartGold and SoulSilver'', where he continues to develop as a character.

On the flip side, Jimmy Hopkins from ''Bully'' embodies the quintessential school delinquent. His life is turned upside down when his parents send him to Bullworth Academy, where he initially causes trouble due to his resentment toward his stepfather. Throughout the game, Jimmy earns respect from various school cliques by using his wit and aggression, but his growth parallels Silver's: by the end of the game, he matures, realising that respect doesn't have to be gained through violence and fear. Both characters' journeys explore themes of growth, self-discovery, and redemption, making them an intriguing pair for a rap battle that reflects their tumultuous paths.

====''Colress vs Dr. Wily'' (2023)====
[[File:Colress vs Dr. Wily.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 22 August 2023.]]
The rap battle between Colress and Dr. Wily, released on 22 August 2023, brings together two brilliant but morally questionable scientists from distinct video game universes. Colress is a researcher and the main antagonist of ''Pokémon Black 2 and White 2''. He is known for his obsession with scientific advancement, particularly the manipulation of technology and Pokémon to uncover their hidden powers. Colress initially appears as a member of the villainous organisation Team Plasma but is driven by a desire to push the boundaries of science for the sake of progress, often ignoring ethical considerations in the process. His battle with the player reflects his cold, calculating nature and his belief that technology can change the world.

On the other hand, Dr. Wily from the ''Mega Man'' series is one of the most iconic video game villains, responsible for creating countless evil robots and trying to take over the world. A former colleague of Dr. Light, Wily's genius in robotics is overshadowed by his villainous intentions, which involve using his creations for personal gain and to defeat the hero, Mega Man. Like Colress, Dr. Wily is a scientist whose ambitions drive him to disregard the potential consequences of his actions. Both characters are defined by their intelligence and their belief in using technology for greater power, making them a fitting match for a rap battle.

====''Necrozma vs Zero'' (2023)====
[[File:Necrozma vs Zero.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 9 September 2023.]]
The rap battle between Necrozma and Zero, released on 9 September 2023, features two iconic antagonists with deep, complex backgrounds from different franchises. Necrozma, from ''Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'', is a powerful entity that thrives on stealing light, which led to its imprisonment in Ultra Megalopolis. It has the unique ability to fuse with the legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and Lunala, forming even stronger versions of itself, Dawn Mane Necrozma and Dawn Wings Necrozma. As the final boss of the game, Necrozma embodies themes of unchecked power and greed for energy, making it a formidable opponent in the battle.

Zero, a key figure in the ''Kirby'' series, first appeared in ''Kirby's Dreamland 3'' and later returned as Zero Two in ''Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards''. Born from the dark energy of Void Termina, Zero represents a being created by negative emotions, ultimately becoming an embodiment of darkness and destruction. Despite its malevolent origins, Zero has a deeper connection to Kirby, sharing some of his traits but twisted by its negative upbringing. The battle between Necrozma and Zero draws attention to their shared trait of being powerful entities shaped by darker forces, leading to a fierce showdown of light versus darkness.

====''E. Gadd vs Dr Zomboss'' (2023)====
[[File:E. Gadd vs Dr Zomboss.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 31 October 2023.]]
The rap battle between E. Gadd and Dr. Zomboss, released on 31 October 2023, pits two brilliant but twisted scientists against each other in a battle of intellect and evil genius. E. Gadd, a prominent character in the ''Luigi's Mansion'' and ''Mario Kart'' series, is a quirky and eccentric inventor, known for creating devices to help Mario and Luigi in their ghost-hunting adventures. Despite his eccentric personality, E. Gadd is a highly intelligent scientist with a deep knowledge of technology and the supernatural, frequently coming up with gadgets to counteract malevolent forces.

On the other side is Dr. Zomboss, the main antagonist in ''Plants vs. Zombies'', who is a ruthless and cunning villain bent on creating a zombie army to take over the world. He combines his knowledge of science and necromancy to reanimate the dead and lead them against plants in an effort to destroy his enemies. Both characters share a love for innovation and domination, but where E. Gadd focuses on inventions to aid the heroes, Dr. Zomboss uses his creations for malevolent purposes. The battle highlights their contrasting approaches to science and their complex personalities, making for an engaging and fun showdown.

====''RollerCoaster Tycoon vs Little Inferno'' (2023)====
[[File:RollerCoaster Tycoon vs Little Inferno.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 5 November 2023.]]
The rap battle between ''RollerCoaster Tycoon'' and ''Little Inferno'', released on 5 November 2023, showcases two drastically different games with distinct themes but a shared sense of creativity and control. ''RollerCoaster Tycoon'', a classic theme park simulation game developed by Atari, allows players to design and manage their own amusement park. The game's sandbox style lets players build roller coasters, sky drops, water rides, and more, all while catering to the whims of park visitors. The goal is to create a thriving park that attracts and entertains, with a mix of thrilling rides and snacks to keep the guests happy. The game's impact on simulation gaming is undeniable, creating a legacy of creative freedom for players to explore.

In stark contrast, ''Little Inferno'', created by Tomorrow Corporation, presents a much darker and introspective experience. Set in a world trapped in perpetual winter, players burn various objects in their ''Little Inferno'' fireplace to generate warmth, as a way to cope with the cold and their environment. The game focuses on the concept of consumerism and burning for warmth, but also incorporates a quirky combo system where players must burn certain combinations of items to unlock more objects. While ''RollerCoaster Tycoon'' promotes joy through the design of a fun, bustling theme park, Little Inferno explores themes of destruction and the futility of materialism, offering a far more somber yet engaging experience. The battle between these two titles blends the light-hearted with the dark, highlighting both the amusement of creation and the contemplation of consumption.

====''Ness vs Katamari'' (2023)====
[[File:Ness vs Katamari.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 31 December 2023.]]
The rap battle between Ness and Katamari, released on 31 December 2023, features two iconic video game characters from very different worlds but with unique charm. Ness, the protagonist of ''EarthBound'' (also known as ''Mother 2'' in Japan), is an adventurous young boy gifted with psychic abilities who embarks on a journey to stop the apocalyptic force of Giygas. Alongside his friends, Paula, Jeff, and Poo, Ness faces various challenges, using weapons like a baseball bat while also dealing with homesickness and an awkward relationship with his father. Despite these struggles, he is determined to save the world, making him an endearing yet complex hero.

On the other hand, ''Katamari'' features the quirky and whimsical Prince of All Cosmos, tasked with cleaning up the messes created by his father, the King of All Cosmos. In each game of the ''Katamari'' series, the Prince rolls a sticky ball, known as a Katamari, to collect objects, which are then transformed into stars, planets, or other celestial bodies. The Prince’s journey often involves comedic situations, including his father’s ridiculous antics and occasional beatings if he fails. The contrast between the serious undertones of Ness's world-saving mission and the absurdity of the Katamari universe makes this battle a fun and imaginative clash of characters.

====''Turbo Dismount vs Paint Roller'' (2024)====
[[File:Turbo Dismount vs Paint Roller.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 16 February 2024.]]
The rap battle between Turbo Dismount and Paint Roller, released on 16 February 2024, brings together two vastly different video game experiences in a creative showdown. Turbo Dismount, from Secret Exit, is a physics-based crash simulator where players unleash chaos by sending a crash-test dummy into hazardous scenarios with various vehicles and obstacles. Known for its dark humour and unpredictable outcomes, the game thrives on the hilarity of destruction and creative setups, offering a mix of entertainment and strategy as players aim to achieve the most spectacular crashes.

In contrast, Paint Roller, a recurring boss from the Kirby franchise, adds an artistic flair to the battle. This mischievous character uses its painting skills to summon enemies and power-ups, challenging Kirby in games like ''Kirby’s Adventure'' and spin-offs such as ''Avalanche'' and ''Canvas Curse''. Paint Roller even appears in the anime ''Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'', vandalizing art before facing explosive consequences. The battle pits Turbo Dismount’s chaotic physics-based gameplay against Paint Roller’s imaginative creativity, setting up a clash of raw destruction versus artistic chaos.

====''Ledian vs Plantern'' (2024)====
[[File:Ledian vs Plantern.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 11 May 2024.]]
The rap battle between Ledian and Plantern, released on 11 May 2024, highlights a showdown between a Pokémon and a strategic plant from ''Plants vs. Zombies''. Ledian, the Five Star Pokémon from ''Pokémon Gold and Silver'', is a Bug/Flying-type known for its nocturnal activity and connection to the night sky, often depicted with star motifs. Despite its underwhelming battle stats in the mainline games, Ledian’s design and lore tie it to celestial phenomena, granting it a unique charm among fans of the series.

Plantern, from ''Plants vs. Zombies'', plays a crucial role in nighttime levels by illuminating the map and revealing hidden threats like Balloon Zombies. A tactical and supportive plant, Plantern contrasts the aggressive, damage-dealing plants by providing vision and aiding in strategic planning. This battle sets Ledian’s ethereal starry presence against Plantern’s functional brilliance, fusing celestial wonder with grounded utility in an imaginative face-off.

====''Pink Diamond vs Guzma'' (2024)====
[[File:Pink Diamond vs Guzma.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 6 July 2024.]]
The rap battle between Pink Diamond and Guzma, released on 6 July 2024, showcases a clash between two leaders with commanding presences. Pink Diamond, from ''Steven Universe'', is a member of the Great Diamond Authority, whose decisions shaped entire civilisations. Despite her royal status, she is a complex character, harbouring secrets, insecurities, and a rebellious nature that led to her creating her alter ego, Rose Quartz. Her story is one of transformation and redemption, as her choices ripple through the series' events.

Guzma, the leader of Team Skull from ''Pokémon Sun and Moon'', is a brash, overconfident character whose brashness masks a history of failure and insecurity. Known for his Bug-type Pokémon and rebellious attitude, Guzma leads a group of misfits while challenging the norms of the Alola region. This battle juxtaposes Pink Diamond’s layered narrative of redemption with Guzma’s tale of defiance and self-discovery, making for an intense verbal duel between two strong yet flawed leaders.

====''Pac-Man vs Mr. Game & Watch'' (2025)====
[[File:Pac-Man vs Mr. Game & Watch.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 15 February 2025.]]
The rap battle between Pac-Man and Mr. Game & Watch, released on 15 February 2025, pits two of Nintendo’s most iconic arcade-era figures against each other in a clash of classic gaming legacies. Pac-Man, the pellet-chomping mascot of the golden age of arcades, represents timeless simplicity and global recognition. Known for his insatiable hunger, maze-running antics, and catchy retro sound effects, he embodies the essence of 1980s gaming culture. His verses reflect his enduring fame and influence, showcasing how a character with minimal design and endless appetite became one of the most recognisable figures in video game history.

Mr. Game & Watch, on the other hand, stands as a symbol of Nintendo’s earliest handheld innovation and experimental creativity. Originating from the ''Game & Watch'' series of the early 1980s, he’s defined by his monochrome 2D form and quirky moves drawn from various mini-games. In the battle, his lines highlight his originality and status as a pioneer of handheld gaming, countering Pac-Man’s mainstream dominance with clever jabs about depth and evolution. The contrast between Pac-Man’s colourful pop-culture legacy and Mr. Game & Watch’s minimalist ingenuity creates a nostalgic yet witty face-off celebrating gaming’s formative years.

====''Allay vs Magnet Shroom'' (2025)====
[[File:Allay vs Magnet Shroom.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Released on 31 October 2025.]]
The rap battle between Allay and Magnet-shroom, released on 31 October 2025, showcases a creative clash between two beloved characters from the worlds of Minecraft and Plants vs. Zombies. Allay, a gentle blue spirit introduced in Minecraft’s “Wild Update,” is known for her helpful nature, graceful movements, and affinity for collecting and delivering items to players. Representing cooperation, music, and creativity, Allay embodies the more peaceful and artistic side of the Minecraft universe. In the battle, her soothing charm and melodic persona are juxtaposed with sharp lyrical wit, turning her serene energy into poetic confidence.

Magnet-shroom, originating from Plants vs. Zombies, stands as a tactical and intelligent opponent, capable of disarming metallic threats with magnetic force. Symbolising strategy and defence, the plant embodies the clever ingenuity required to survive waves of zombie invasions. His verses emphasise precision and control, contrasting Allay’s light-hearted grace with a tone of calculated dominance. This lyrical encounter draws on the contrast between magic and magnetism, calm and calculation, as two vastly different yet resourceful icons of gaming worlds face off in a battle of rhythm, intelligence, and charm.

==List of all rap battles (2010–present)==
===Season 1 (2010–2011)===
All first season videos were uploaded onto Shukoff's channel, ''Nice Peter''.
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| Title = John Lennon vs. Bill O'Reilly
| Aux2 = 1:37
| OriginalAirDate = {{start date|2010|09|22|df=y}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHRxv-40WMU Link]
| ShortSummary = Former Beatle and peace activist John Lennon (Nice Peter) battles against political commentator Bill O'Reilly (EpicLLOYD).
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| EpisodeNumber = 2
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Darth Vader vs. Hitler
| Aux2 = 1:41
| OriginalAirDate = {{start date|2010|11|10|df=y}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFA-rOls8YA Link]
| ShortSummary = ''Star Wars'' antagonist Darth Vader (Nice Peter) battles against Nazi Germany dictator Adolf Hitler (EpicLLOYD).

The battle ends with Hitler imprisoned in carbonite by Darth Vader (a reference to Han Solo's imprisonment in ''The Empire Strikes Back)''.

'''Cameo appearances''': Morgan Christensen as a Stormtrooper from ''Star Wars''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 3
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = Abe Lincoln vs. Chuck Norris
| Aux2 = 2:08
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2010|12|08}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj2Zf9tlg2Y Link]
| ShortSummary = The 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln (Nice Peter), battles against actor and martial artist Chuck Norris (EpicLLOYD).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 4
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = Sarah Palin vs. Lady Gaga
| Aux2 = 2:26
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|01|12}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhTd4_Ids80 Link]
| ShortSummary = Republican politician and former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin (Lisa Nova) battles against pop star Lady Gaga (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as 2008 Republican presidential nominee and Palin's running mate John McCain.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 5
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Hulk Hogan and Macho Man vs. Kim Jong-il
| Aux2 = 2:39
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|02|02}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rE0-ek6MZA Link]
| ShortSummary = Wrestler Hulk Hogan (Nice Peter) battles against second Supreme Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Il (Tim DeLaGhetto).

At one point, Jong-il shoots Hogan with a rocket-propelled grenade, preventing him from continuing. So his partner of the Mega Powers, "Macho Man" Randy Savage (EpicLLOYD) tags in.

'''Note:''' On 25 May 2019, a re-edited version of this battle was released.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 6
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Justin Bieber vs. Beethoven
| Aux2 = 2:29
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|03|02}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcTLJ692F70 Link]
| ShortSummary = Classical composer Ludwig van Beethoven (Nice Peter) battles against pop singer Justin Bieber (Alex Farnham).

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 7
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Einstein vs. Stephen Hawking
| Aux2 = 2:36
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|03|30}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn7-fVtT16k Link]
| ShortSummary = German-born theoretical physicist Albert Einstein (Zach Sherwin) battles against British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as astrophysicist Carl Sagan.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 8
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = Genghis Khan vs. Easter Bunny
| Aux2 = 1:57
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|04|20}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA4tLCGcTG4 Link]
| ShortSummary = Mongolian Emperor Genghis Khan (EpicLLOYD) battles against the holiday mascot of Easter, the Easter Bunny (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Aaron Zaragoza as Christian main figure Jesus Christ, Dante Cimadamore as Jesus Quintana from ''The Big Lebowski'', Kurt Schmidt as 'A Man Named Jesus', and Jon Na as Genghis Khan's descendants.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 9
| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
| Title = Napoleon vs. Napoleon
| Aux2 = 2:19
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|05|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeNYDwbm9qw Link]
| ShortSummary = French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte (EpicLLOYD) battles against fictional nerdy high-school student Napoleon Dynamite (Nice Peter).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 10
| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
| Title = Billy Mays vs. Ben Franklin
| Aux2 = 2:31
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|06|23}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAaE7sJahiw Link]
| ShortSummary = United States Founding Father and inventor Benjamin Franklin (EpicLLOYD), battles against TV salesman Billy Mays (Colin J. Sweeney).

During the battle, Mays suffers a fatal heart attack, and is replaced by fellow TV salesman Vince Offer (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Pat McIntyre as fellow United States Founding Father and first president of the United States, George Washington.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 11
| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
| Title = Gandalf vs. Dumbledore
| Aux2 = 2:10
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|07|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIMoQHpvFQQ Link]
| ShortSummary = ''The Lord of the Rings'' wizard Gandalf (EpicLLOYD) battles against ''Harry Potter'' wizard Albus Dumbledore (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Pat McIntyre as ''Harry Potter'' character Gilderoy Lockhart.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 12
| EpisodeNumber2 = 12
| Title = Dr. Seuss vs. Shakespeare
| Aux2 = 2:51
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|08|17}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3w2MTXBebg Link]
| ShortSummary = Children's book writer Dr. Seuss (Mickey Meyer) battles against English playwright William Shakespeare (George Watsky).

'''Note:''' In reference to the fact he had throat cancer in real life, Dr. Seuss does not rap himself; instead, he summons his characters The Cat in the Hat (Nice Peter) and Thing One and Thing Two (EpicLLOYD) to participate in the battle for him.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 13
| EpisodeNumber2 = 13
| Title = Mr. T vs. Mr. Rogers
| Aux2 = 2:11
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|09|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZsKqbt3gQ0 Link]
| ShortSummary = Wrestler and actor Mr. T (DeStorm Power), dressed as (B. A. Baracus) battles against children's show host Mister Fred Rogers (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as Mr. McFeely from ''Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'', as well as John "Hannibal" Smith, H. M. Murdock and Templeton "Faceman" Peck from Mr. T's show ''The A-Team''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 14
| EpisodeNumber2 = 14
| Title = Columbus vs. Captain Kirk
| Aux2 = 2:28
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|10|10}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBzoBgfm55w Link]
| ShortSummary = Explorer Christopher Columbus (Nice Peter) battles against ''Star Trek'' Starship Enterprise captain James T. Kirk (EpicLLOYD).

'''Cameo appearances''': Omar Gharaibeh and Jon Na as ''Star Trek'' characters Spock and Hikaru Sulu, respectively, and Mary Gutfleisch as a 'Hot Alien' who is beaten up by Kirk.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 15
| EpisodeNumber2 = 15
| Title = The Final Battle: Nice Peter vs. EpicLLOYD
| Aux2 = 2:50
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|11|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVJVCoHDAXs Link]
| ShortSummary = The creators of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'', Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD, battle against each other as fictionalised versions of themselves.

The battle ends with KassemG intervening to resolve the conflict and suggest to Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD to make a second season and also to create a YouTube channel specifically for the series. The video ends with an announcement of season 2.

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD appear as various characters they have played throughout season 1.
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===Season 2 (2011–2013)===
From the second season onwards, the battles were moved to their own YouTube channel, ''ERB''.
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| EpisodeNumber = 16
| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
| Title = Hitler vs. Vader 2
| Aux2 = 2:42
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2011|12|08}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeLrlmV9A-s Link]
| ShortSummary = Darth Vader (Nice Peter) thaws out Adolf Hitler (EpicLLOYD) at Jabba the Hutt's palace after freezing him in carbonite in season 1, before challenging him to a rematch.

The battle ends with Hitler being dropped into the Rancor pit.

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter as Stephen Hawking, Morgan Cristensen as a Stormtrooper from ''Star Wars'', and Verona Blue as Boushh the Bounty Hunter, in which Darth Vader disguises as.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 17
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Master Chief vs. Leonidas
| Aux2 = 2:12
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|01|31}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgVwv0ZuPhM Link]
| ShortSummary = ''Halo'' Spartan-II protagonist Master Chief (Nice Peter) battles against Spartan King Leonidas I (portrayed by Jesse Wellens based on Gerard Butler in the 2007 film ''300'', voiced by EpicLLOYD).

'''Cameo appearances''': Jeana as Leonidas' wife Gorgo, EpicLLOYD as Leonidas' son Pleistarchus (credited as Six Year Old Son), and Gabe Michael and Dante Cimadamore as Spartans.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 18
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = Mario Bros. vs. Wright Bros.
| Aux2 = 1:46
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|02|16}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_hKLfTKU5Y Link]
| ShortSummary = Nintendo's ''Super Mario Bros.'' mascots Mario (EpicLLOYD) and Luigi (Nice Peter) battle against Wilbur and Orville Wright (Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal), inventors of the first successful airplane.

'''Cameo appearances''': Ceciley Jenkins as ''Super Mario'' character Princess Peach.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 19
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = Michael Jackson vs. Elvis Presley
| Aux2 = 2:17
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|04|02}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M0RbaPxq2k Link]
| ShortSummary = The King of Pop, Michael Jackson (Bentley Green and Nice Peter), battles against the King of Rock & Roll, Elvis Presley (EpicLLOYD).

'''Note:''' In this battle, Bentley Green portrays the younger Jackson and Nice Peter the older Jackson.

'''Cameo appearances''': Bentley Green as members of music group The Jackson Five and ''The Facts of Life'' character Tootie Ramsey.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 20
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Cleopatra vs. Marilyn Monroe
| Aux2 = 1:46
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|05|07}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vICX-6dMOuA Link]
| ShortSummary = Actress and sex symbol Marilyn Monroe (Kimmy Gatewood) battles against the last Egyptian pharaoh, Cleopatra (Angela Trimbur).

'''Cameo appearances''': KassemG as himself, EpicLLOYD as actor Marlon Brando, and Nice Peter as 35th president of the United States, John F. Kennedy.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 21
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates
| Aux2 = 2:48
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|06|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njos57IJf-0 Link]
| ShortSummary = The Chairman of Microsoft, Bill Gates (EpicLLOYD), battles against the CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs (Nice Peter).
Midway in the battle, Steve Jobs leaves to "turn heaven a profit" (a reference to his real-life death). HAL 9000 from ''2001: A Space Odyssey'' (voiced by Nice Peter; representing artificial intelligence as a whole) joins the battle, challenging Bill Gates as a third party.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 22
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Frank Sinatra vs. Freddie Mercury
| Aux2 = 2:12
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|10|01}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5a_v0MP_Fk Link]
| ShortSummary = Traditional pop singer Frank Sinatra (EpicLLOYD) battles against Queen frontman Freddie Mercury (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Tay Zonday as fellow traditional pop singer Sammy Davis Jr.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 23
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney
| Aux2 = 3:30
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|10|15}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX_1B0w7Hzc Link]
| ShortSummary = The candidates for the 2012 United States presidential election face off in a rap battle: Republican candidate Mitt Romney (EpicLLOYD) battles against Democratic candidate and 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama (Iman Crosson).
In the final verse, the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln (Nice Peter), returns from season 1 to criticise both candidates.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 24
| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
| Title = Doc Brown vs. Doctor Who
| Aux2 = 2:23
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|10|29}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDj7gvc_dsA Link]
| ShortSummary = ''Back to the Future'' DeLorean time machine inventor Dr. Emmett Brown (Zach Sherwin) battles against ''Doctor Who'' protagonist The Doctor (Nice Peter as the Tenth Doctor).

Halfway through the battle, The Tenth Doctor is shot by a Dalek controlled by Brown, forcing him to regenerate into the Fourth Doctor (George Watsky) for his second verse.

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as ''Back to the Future'' protagonist Marty McFly, and Dante Cimadamore as a Dalek from ''Doctor Who''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 25
| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
| Title = Bruce Lee vs. Clint Eastwood
| Aux2 = 1:50
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|11|12}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHCyaJS4Cbs Link]
| ShortSummary = Actor and martial artist Bruce Lee (Mike Diva) battles against actor and director Clint Eastwood (EpicLLOYD; portrayed as Man with No Name from the ''Dollars'' trilogy).

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter as unnamed 'Mustached Cowboys' who attempt to shoot down Clint Eastwood, but are shot by him instead, and Xin Wuku as unnamed 'Urban Ninjas' who Bruce Lee battles and defeats mid-battle, and who act as Bruce Lee's stunt double.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 26
| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
| Title = Batman vs. Sherlock Holmes
| Aux2 = 2:49
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|11|27}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17CLlZuiBkQ Link]
| ShortSummary = Fictional detective Sherlock Holmes (Zach Sherwin), battles against comic book hero Batman (Nice Peter).
The characters' respective sidekicks, Dr. Watson (Kyle Mooney) and Robin (EpicLLOYD), also participate in the battle.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 27
| EpisodeNumber2 = 12
| Title = Moses vs. Santa Claus
| Aux2 = 2:20
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2012|12|10}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kRAKXFrYQ4 Link]
| ShortSummary = Jewish prophet Moses (Snoop Dogg) battles against the modern personification of Christmas, Santa Claus (Nice Peter).

Three Christmas elves (EpicLLOYD) join Santa Claus during his second verse.

'''Cameo appearances''': Elena Diaz and Monica Weitzel as Moses' Honeys.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 28
| EpisodeNumber2 = 13
| Title = Adam vs. Eve
| Aux2 = 2:04
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|02|11}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liLU2tEz7KY Link]
| ShortSummary = First man Adam (EpicLLOYD) battles against his spouse, first woman Eve (Jenna Marbles).

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter as Adam's "friend" Steve.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 29
| EpisodeNumber2 = 14
| Title = Gandhi vs. Martin Luther King Jr.
| Aux2 = 1:39
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|02|25}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6G6CZT7h4k Link]
| ShortSummary = The lead figure of the Civil Rights Movement, Martin Luther King Jr. (Jordan Peele), battles against Mahatma Gandhi (Keegan-Michael Key), leader of the Indian independence movement.

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD, credited as 'White Preachers', each appear briefly in the respective crowds. Several actors appear as members of the Civil Rights March and the Indian Rights March.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 30
| EpisodeNumber2 = 15
| Title = Nikola Tesla vs. Thomas Edison
| Aux2 = 2:04
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|03|11}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ1Mz7kGVf0 Link]
| ShortSummary = American inventor Thomas Edison (EpicLLOYD) battles against American electrical engineer Nikola Tesla (portrayed by Dante Cimadamore; voiced by Cimadamore and Nice Peter).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 31
| EpisodeNumber2 = 16
| Title = Babe Ruth vs. Lance Armstrong
| Aux2 = 2:07
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|03|25}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtO-6Xg3g2M Link]
| ShortSummary = New York Yankees baseball player Babe Ruth (EpicLLOYD) battles against former road racing cyclist Lance Armstrong (Nice Peter).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 32
| EpisodeNumber2 = 17
| Title = Mozart vs. Skrillex
| Aux2 = 2:09
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|04|08}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6Au0xCg3PI Link]
| ShortSummary = 18th century classical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Nice Peter) battles against dubstep musician Skrillex (EpicLLOYD).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 33
| EpisodeNumber2 = 18
| Title = Rasputin vs. Stalin
| Aux2 = 3:38
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|04|22}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT2z0nrsQ8o Link]
| ShortSummary = Russian mystic Grigori Rasputin (Nice Peter) battles against Soviet Union General Secretary Joseph Stalin (EpicLLOYD).

Communist leader Vladimir Lenin (Nice Peter), Soviet statesman Mikhail Gorbachev (EpicLLOYD), and incumbent president of Russia Vladimir Putin (Nice Peter) also participate in the battle.

'''Cameo appearances''': Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg as Russian ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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===Season 3 (2013–2014)===
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| EpisodeNumber = 34
| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
| Title = Hitler vs. Vader 3
| Aux2 = 2:38
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|10|07}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpqNvskS_kM Link]
| ShortSummary = Adolf Hitler (EpicLLOYD) escapes from the Rancor pit and challenges Darth Vader (Nice Peter) for a final rematch.

At one point during the battle, Vader's bounty hunter Boba Fett (voiced by Ray William Johnson, portrayed by Atul Singh and Brian Neunhoffer) briefly joins in, but is then shot by Hitler. The battle ends with Hitler getting sliced in half by Vader.

'''Cameo appearances''': KassemG and Morgan Christensen as ''Star Wars'' characters Lando Calrissian and Stormtroopers, respectively. Characters from past episodes, including Abraham Lincoln (Nice Peter), Stephen Hawking (Nice Peter), "Macho Man" Randy Savage (EpicLLOYD), the Fourth Doctor (George Watsky), and Leonidas (Jesse Wellens), also reappear.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 35
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Blackbeard vs. Al Capone
| Aux2 = 2:39
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|10|21}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf9gulYfUh4 Link]
| ShortSummary = English pirate Blackbeard (Nice Peter) battles against American gangster Al Capone (EpicLLOYD).

'''Note''': This episode is sponsored by the video game franchise ''Assassin's Creed'' to promote the game ''Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag''.

'''Cameo appearances''': Xin Wuku as ''Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag'' protagonist Edward Kenway; Bryce Wissel, Shaun Lewin and Donnie Davis as pirates; Shaun Lewin, Yev Belilovskiy and Dante Cimadamore as gangsters.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 36
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = Miley Cyrus vs. Joan of Arc
| Aux2 = 2:25
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|11|04}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQx1sqPHTrk Link]
| ShortSummary = Singer and actress Miley Cyrus (Michelle Glavan) battles against French folk heroine Joan of Arc (Jessi Smiles).

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD as ''Hannah Montana'' characters Miley Stewart and Lilly Truscott, respectively.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 37
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = Bob Ross vs. Pablo Picasso
| Aux2 = 2:06
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|11|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGN5xaQkFk0 Link]
| ShortSummary = American painter and ''The Joy of Painting'' host Bob Ross (Nice Peter) battles against Spanish painter and co-founder of the Cubist movement Pablo Picasso (EpicLLOYD).

'''Cameo appearances''': Bob the dog as Lump. Characters from past episodes, including Billy Mays (Collin J. Sweeney), Mr. Rogers (Nice Peter), and the Fourth Doctor (George Watsky), reappear.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 38
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Michael Jordan vs. Muhammad Ali
| Aux2 = 2:36
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|12|03}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_uOtAkEf6U Link]
| ShortSummary = Former boxing champion Muhammad Ali (Jordan Peele) battles against former NBA basketball star Michael Jordan (Keegan-Michael Key).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 39
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Donald Trump vs. Ebenezer Scrooge
| Aux2 = 3:26
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2013|12|19}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP6VqB4klpQ Link]
| ShortSummary = Business magnate Donald Trump (Nice Peter) battles against Ebenezer Scrooge (Zach Sherwin), the main character of Charles Dickens' novel ''A Christmas Carol'' - off which the episode's plot is based around.

Trump begins the battle with a single verse, filling in the role of Jacob Marley. The three Ghosts of Christmas then arrive – first the Ghost of Christmas Past (disguised as banker J. P. Morgan portrayed by EpicLLOYD), then the Ghost of Christmas Present (disguised as rapper Kanye West portrayed by DeStorm Power), and finally the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (portrayed by Nice Peter). This ultimately leads Scrooge to develop holiday spirit.

'''Note:''' This battle portrays Trump as a businessman and television personality, nearly three years before he would assume his position as the 45th president of the United States.

'''Cameo appearances:''' Kai and Naya Berman as Ignorance and Want (credited as Children Ghosts) from ''A Christmas Carol''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 40
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Rick Grimes vs. Walter White
| Aux2 = 2:17
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|05|05}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krQHQvtIr6w Link]
| ShortSummary = ''Breaking Bad'' protagonist Walter White (EpicLLOYD) battles against ''The Walking Dead'' protagonist Rick Grimes (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Amy Bury, Neil Blan, Ray Timmons and Tom Walsh as Walkers.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 41
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = Goku vs. Superman
| Aux2 = 1:48
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|05|19}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MW9Nrg_kZU Link]
| ShortSummary = Comic book superhero Superman (EpicLLOYD) battles against ''Dragon Ball'' manga protagonist Goku (Ray William Johnson).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Nice Peter as ''Superman'' character Jimmy Olsen and ''Dragon Ball'' character Krillin.
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| EpisodeNumber = 42
| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
| Title = Stephen King vs. Edgar Allan Poe
| Aux2 = 2:27
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|06|02}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56R3hU-fWZY Link]

| ShortSummary = 19th century poet and horror author Edgar Allan Poe (George Watsky) battles against best-selling horror author Stephen King (Zach Sherwin).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 43
| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
| Title = Sir Isaac Newton vs. Bill Nye
| Aux2 = 2:47
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|06|16}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yis7GzlXNM Link]
| ShortSummary = American scientist and television host Bill Nye (Nice Peter) battles against English physicist Sir Isaac Newton ("Weird Al" Yankovic).

At one point, American astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson (Chali 2na) steps in and battles in Nye's place.

'''Cameo appearances:''' EpicLLOYD as astrophysicist Carl Sagan, who previously appeared in season 1.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 44
| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
| Title = George Washington vs. William Wallace
| Aux2 = 2:32
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|06|30}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl7CLaZFG1c Link]
| ShortSummary = Scottish revolutionary William Wallace (EpicLLOYD, based on Mel Gibson in the 1995 film ''Braveheart''), battles against first president of the United States, George Washington (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Jack Zullo, Mike Elder, and Jeff MacKinnon as Americans; Reynaldo Garnica, Seth Brown, and Joey Greer as Scotsmen.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 45
| EpisodeNumber2 = 12
| Title = Artists vs. TMNT
| Aux2 = 2:14
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|07|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HZ5V9rT96M Link]
| ShortSummary = Renaissance artists Leonardo da Vinci (Link Neal), Donatello di Betto Bardi (Rhett McLaughlin), Michelangelo Buonarroti (Ian Hecox), and Raphael Sanzio (Anthony Padilla) battle against their namesake ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' protagonists Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, and Raphael (voiced by Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD, all portrayed by EpicLLOYD).
'''Cameo appearances:''' Xin Wuku as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' stunt doubles.
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===Season 4 (2014–2015)===
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 46
| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
| Title = Ghostbusters vs. Mythbusters
| Aux2 = 2:27
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|11|10}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0pnTm-KK9k Link]
| ShortSummary = ''MythBusters'' hosts Jamie Hyneman (Nice Peter) and Adam Savage (EpicLLOYD) battle against ''Ghostbusters'' protagonists Peter Venkman (Chris Gorbos), Ray Stantz (Mark Douglas), Egon Spengler (Zach Sherwin), and Winston Zeddemore (Walter Downing).

The former ''MythBusters'' "Build Team", consisting of Tory Belleci (Chris Alvarado), Kari Byron (Mary Gutfleisch), and Grant Imahara (KRNFX), join the battle to back up Hyneman and Savage. The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man (voiced by EpicLLOYD, portrayed by Taylor Cu) from ''Ghostbusters'' also joins the battle to face both teams as a third party.

'''Cameo appearances''': Brooke "Dodger" Leigh Lawson as ''Ghostbusters'' character Janine Melnitz.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 47
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Romeo and Juliet vs. Bonnie and Clyde
| Aux2 = 3:06
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|11|17}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV7xJ73_eeM Link]
| ShortSummary =
The title characters of William Shakespeare's tragedy ''Romeo and Juliet'', Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet (Nice Peter and Grace Helbig), battle against American outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow (Hannah Hart and EpicLLOYD).

The battle ends with Romeo and Juliet both committing suicide while Bonnie and Clyde, both left confused getting shot in a barrage of gunfire.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 48
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = Zeus vs. Thor
| Aux2 = 3:01
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|11|24}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_xFOmYxKYw Link]
| ShortSummary = The Greek god of thunder, Zeus (voiced by Nice Peter), battles against the Norse god of thunder, Thor (voiced by EpicLLOYD).

'''Note''': The video was filmed using stop motion animation with Lego minifigures by Forrest Whaley, Sean Willets and Zach Macias.

'''Cameo appearances''': Various characters from Greek and Norse mythology appear as background characters. A Lego version of actress Natalie Portman (as Padmé Amidala from ''Star Wars'') briefly appears, and the Lego version of Loki uses the likeness of the Marvel Cinematic Universe version of the character, as based on actor Tom Hiddleston's portrayal.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 49
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = Jack the Ripper vs. Hannibal Lecter
| Aux2 = 3:05
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|12|01}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfkR5o_bcSg Link]
| ShortSummary =
Fictional serial killer and cannibal Hannibal Lecter (EpicLLOYD) battles against the unidentified Victorian serial killer Jack the Ripper (Dan Bull).

'''Cameo appearances''': David Thornhill Jr. as ''Hannibal Lecter'' character Barney Matthews.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 50
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Oprah vs. Ellen
| Aux2 = 2:48
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|12|08}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIsa-vfXV6Q Link]
| ShortSummary =
Talk show host and media proprietor Oprah Winfrey (Nikki "November Christine" Jenkins) battles against fellow talk show host and actress Ellen DeGeneres (Lauren Flans).

'''Note''': This episode is also known as "Oprah Winfrey vs. Ellen DeGeneres".

'''Cameo appearances''': Atul Singh as Oprah's partner Stedman Graham and EpicLLOYD as television host Dr. Phil McGraw.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 51
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Steven Spielberg vs. Alfred Hitchcock
| Aux2 = 3:59
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2014|12|15}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wYtG7aQTHA Link]
| ShortSummary = Film directors Steven Spielberg (Nice Peter) and Alfred Hitchcock (EpicLLOYD) face off in a rap battle.

The two are later joined by fellow film directors Quentin Tarantino (Wax), Stanley Kubrick (Ruggles Outbound), and Michael Bay (Nice Peter).

'''Theme:''' Cinema.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 52
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Lewis and Clark vs. Bill and Ted
| Aux2 = 2:53
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|05|25}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ll0v-CNCUwE Link]
| ShortSummary = American explorers Meriwether Lewis (Link Neal) and William Clark (Rhett McLaughlin) battle against the main characters of ''Bill & Ted'', Bill S. Preston and Ted Logan (EpicLLOYD and Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Michelle Maloney as the Lewis and Clark Expedition's Lemhi Shoshone guide Sacagawea, Sam Macaroni as ''Bill & Ted'' character Rufus, and Mike Betette as a bear. 19th-century American gunfighter Billy the Kid (Nice Peter; reused footage of the Mustached Cowboy cameos from Season 2) and Greek philosopher Socrates (EpicLLOYD) make brief cameos, while several figures from past episodes, including Napoleon Bonaparte (EpicLLOYD), Ludwig van Beethoven (Nice Peter), Genghis Khan (EpicLLOYD), Abraham Lincoln (Nice Peter), and Joan of Arc (Jessi Smiles), reappear.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 53
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = David Copperfield vs. Harry Houdini
| Aux2 = 2:20
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|06|08}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVTwgQ76l-g Link]
| ShortSummary = American illusionist David Copperfield (Nice Peter) battles against Hungarian-American illusionist and stunt performer Harry Houdini (EpicLLOYD).

'''Note''': Tony Clark served as the consultant for the magic tricks and illusions performed in the video.

'''Cameo appearances''': Dante Cimadamore as American magician and illusionist Criss Angel, Josie Ahlquist as Houdini's wife Bess Houdini, Lauren Francesca as Copperfield's wife Chloe Gosselin (credited as Copperfield's Assistant), and Tony Clark as a police officer.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 54
| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
| Title = Terminator vs. RoboCop
| Aux2 = 3:08
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|06|22}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmqa99Ar1Hs Link]
| ShortSummary =
Cyborg assassin The Terminator (EpicLLOYD), battles against cybernetically enhanced police officer RoboCop (Nice Peter).

'''Notes''': The video promotes the film ''Terminator Genisys'' (2015), which released one month later.

'''Cameo appearances''': Original Terminator actor Arnold Schwarzenegger appears at the end of the video lip-syncing the outro.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 55
| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
| Title = Eastern Philosophers vs. Western Philosophers
| Aux2 = 4:19
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|07|06}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N_RO-jL-90 Link]
| ShortSummary = Chinese philosophers Confucius (MC Jin), Sun Tzu (Timothy DeLaGhetto), and Lao Tzu (KRNFX) battle against Greek philosopher Socrates (EpicLLOYD), German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (Nice Peter), and French philosopher Voltaire (Zach Sherwin). The battle ends with members of both teams turning on each other.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 56
| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
| Title = Shaka Zulu vs. Julius Caesar
| Aux2 = 2:17
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|07|20}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOm_2dGzqp0 Link]
| ShortSummary = Zulu Kingdom monarch Shaka Zulu (DeStorm Power) battles against Ancient Roman dictator Julius Caesar (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Greg "Klarity" Davis Jr. as Zulu warriors and EpicLLOYD as Roman soldiers.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 57
| EpisodeNumber2 = 12
| Title = Jim Henson vs. Stan Lee
| Aux2 = 5:32
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|08|03}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXBJIZ1NXFU Link]
| ShortSummary = Marvel Comics writer and CEO Stan Lee (EpicLLOYD) battles against The Muppets creator Jim Henson (Nice Peter).

Henson's most famous creation Kermit the Frog (voiced by Nice Peter) performs the first verse with him before Henson puts him away in the second. Near the end, entertainment mogul Walt Disney (Zach Sherwin) — whose company owns Marvel Comics and The Muppets – joins the battle.

'''Cameo appearances''': Mary Gutfleisch as Disney animators.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 58
| Title = Deadpool vs. Boba Fett
| Aux2 = 2:47
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2015|12|16}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g708PmJAbuI Link]
| ShortSummary =
''Star Wars'' antagonistic bounty hunter Boba Fett (voiced by Nice Peter, portrayed by Ivan "Flipz" Velez) battles against comic book antihero Deadpool (voiced by EpicLLOYD, portrayed by Robert Hoffman).

'''Cameo appearances''': Edward Vilderman, Dante Cimadamore, EpicLLOYD and Forrest Whaley as "street toughs". Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD as rebel soldiers.
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===Season 5 (2016–2017)===
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| EpisodeNumber = 59
| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
| Title = J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin
| Aux2 = 2:48
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|05|02}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAAp_luluo0 Link]
| ShortSummary =
British writer and ''The Lord of the Rings'' author J. R. R. Tolkien (Nice Peter) battles against American novelist George R. R. Martin (EpicLLOYD), author of ''A Song of Ice and Fire'' (which is adapted into HBO's television series ''Game of Thrones'').

'''Cameo appearances''': Rudy Fermin, Ricky Mammone, and Ceciley Jenkins as ''A Song of Ice and Fire''/''Game of Thrones'' characters Jon Snow, Hodor, and Daenerys Targaryen (credited as Khaleesi), respectively. Joey Greer as a human warrior and orc. Sulai Lopez and Shaun Lewin as elves. Dante Cimadamore as rock band Led Zeppelin (John Bonham, John Paul Jones, and Jimmy Page). EpicLLOYD as ''The Goonies'' character Mikey Walsh.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 60
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Gordon Ramsay vs. Julia Child
| Aux2 = 3:16
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|05|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99-n42Xb6NQ Link]
| ShortSummary =
British chef Gordon Ramsay (EpicLLOYD) battles against American chef Julia Child (Mamrie Hart).

'''Cameo appearances''': Michelle Maloney, Layne Pavoggi, Yev Belilovskiy, Ceciley Jenkins, and Jay Houn as Ramsay's production team. Felicia Folkes, Sulai Lopez, Dante Cimadamore, and Mike Betette as the "Blue Team" from ''Hell's Kitchen''. A dog named Pebbles also made a brief appearance in the video.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 61
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = Frederick Douglass vs. Thomas Jefferson
| Aux2 = 3:22
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|05|30}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-ZblMfZpuw Link]
| ShortSummary = American abolitionist and statesman Frederick Douglass (J. B. Smoove) battles against the third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': Characters from past episodes, including Marilyn Monroe (Kimmy Gatewood), Babe Ruth] (EpicLLOYD), Benjamin Franklin (EpicLLOYD), Barack Obama (Iman Crosson), Thomas Edison (EpicLLOYD), Clint Eastwood (EpicLLOYD), Elvis Presley (EpicLLOYD), and Hulk Hogan (Nice Peter), reappear.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 62
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = James Bond vs. Austin Powers
| Aux2 = 4:03
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|06|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy7xDGi5lp4 Link]
| ShortSummary = Fictional MI6 agent James Bond (Ben Atha as Daniel Craig) battles against fictional spy Austin Powers (Nice Peter).

The original James Bond (EpicLLOYD as Sean Connery) interjects and faces off against the two.

'''Cameo appearances''': Samantha Kellie, Sulai Lopez and Dante Cimadamore as Ming Tea (credited as Go Go Dancers).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 63
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Bruce Banner vs. Bruce Jenner
| Aux2 = 3:35
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|06|29}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=810FWtKnH-o Link]
| ShortSummary = Comic book superhero and scientist, Bruce Banner (EpicLLOYD), battles against former Olympic champion, Bruce Jenner (Nice Peter).

Partway through the battle, they transform into The Hulk (Mike O'Hearn) and Caitlyn Jenner (Jolie "NoShame" Drake), respectively.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 64
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Alexander the Great vs. Ivan the Terrible
| Aux2 = 4:29
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|07|12}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVbH1BVXywY Link]
| ShortSummary = Tsar Ivan the Terrible of Russia (Nice Peter) battles against King Alexander the Great of Macedon (Zach Sherwin).

Alexander dies after being poisoned by a drink given by Ivan. King Frederick the Great of Prussia (EpicLLOYD) appears and continues the battle. Ivan attempts to decapitate him with a garrote wire, but Frederick has already died silently in his armchair. Roman general Pompey the Great (Mike Betette) attempts to take up the battle, but is abruptly beheaded by Empress Catherine the Great of Russia (Meghan Tonjes), who then finishes the battle.

'''Cameo appearances''': Illjaz Jusufi and Burim Jusufi as Catherine the Great's backup dancers. Characters from the season 2 finale, Mikhail Baryshnikov (PewDiePie), Grigori Rasputin (Nice Peter), Vladimir Lenin (Nice Peter), Mikhail Gorbachev (EpicLLOYD), Vladimir Putin (Nice Peter), and Joseph Stalin (EpicLLOYD), reappear.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 65
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton
| Aux2 = 4:34
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|10|26}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbryz0mxuMY Link]
| ShortSummary = The candidates for the 2016 United States presidential election face off in a rap battle: Republican candidate Donald Trump (EpicLLOYD) battles against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton (Kimmy Gatewood).

In the final verse, the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln (Nice Peter), returns once again from season 1 to criticise both running candidates, but ultimately takes Clinton’s side against Trump.

'''Cameo appearances''': Josh Best as a United States Secret Service agent.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 66
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = Ash Ketchum vs. Charles Darwin
| Aux2 = 2:24
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|11|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC7H99-7wxk&t Link]
| ShortSummary = The main protagonist of the ''Pokémon'' anime series, Ash Ketchum (Brian Walters), battles against English naturalist Charles Darwin (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as ''Evil Dead'' protagonist Ash Williams. Mary Gutfleisch and Dante Cimadamore as ''Pokémon'' characters Jessie and James from Team Rocket. Cimadamore also appears as ''The March of Progress''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 67
| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
| Title = Wonder Woman vs. Stevie Wonder
| Aux2 = 2:33
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|11|28}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7jL0NJ98Nc&t Link]
| ShortSummary = Comic book superheroine Wonder Woman (Lilly Singh) battles against American singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder (T-Pain).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Nice Peter as comic book hero Batman, who previously appeared in season 2. Lilly Singh as Stevie Wonder's children and partners.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 68
| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
| Title = Tony Hawk vs. Wayne Gretzky
| Aux2 = 2:50
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|12|12}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goMYHB2Grvg&t Link]
| ShortSummary = Skateboarder Tony Hawk (Nice Peter) battles against former ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky (Zach Sherwin).

'''Note:''' Final appearance of Zach Sherwin until season 7 as John Wick.

'''Cameo appearances''': EpicLLOYD as fellow ice hockey player Bobby Orr.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 69
| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
| Title = Theodore Roosevelt vs. Winston Churchill
| Aux2 = 3:09
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|12|26}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owTPZQQAVyQ Link]
| ShortSummary = 26th president of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt (EpicLLOYD), battles against former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill (Dan Bull).

'''Cameo appearances''': Nice Peter as fellow U.S. presidents and the faces of Mount Rushmore (George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln). Javi Sánchez-Blanco as assassin John Schrank.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 70
| EpisodeNumber2 = 12
| Title = Nice Peter vs. EpicLLOYD 2
| Aux2 = 3:31
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2017|01|09}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mbGUld2w-s Link]
| ShortSummary = The creators of ''Epic Rap Battles of History'', Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD, battle for the second time against each other.

In the end, they apologise to each other after their argument climaxes, and they decide to take a break and write their next song.

'''Cameo appearances''': Dante Cimadamore as himself. Atul Singh, Matthew Schlissel, Shaun Lewin, Brittany White, Ashlyn McIntyre, Morgan Christensen, Sulai Lopez, Jon Na, Jose "Choco" Reynoso, Josh Best, Ryan Moulton, Javi Sánchez-Blanco, Andrew Sherman, and Kyle Herman as the ''ERB'' Crew.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 71
| Title = Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg
| Aux2 = 2:43
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2018|12|07}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2GVxYfKSxA Link]
| ShortSummary =
Business magnate, SpaceX CEO/founder and Tesla, Inc. CEO Elon Musk (EpicLLOYD) battles against Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg (Nice Peter) – a reference to the Musk vs. Zuckerberg feud.

'''Note:''' This battle is also considered to be an unofficial premiere of Season 6, according to EpicLLOYD.

'''Cameo appearances:''' EpicLLOYD as United States Senator Dianne Feinstein and ''Star Trek'' character Captain Jean-Luc Picard.
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===Season 6 (2019–2020)===
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| EpisodeNumber = 72
| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
| Title = Freddy Krueger vs. Wolverine
| Aux2 = 3:22
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|04|20}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdpG1iYkjuk Link]
| ShortSummary = ''[[A Nightmare on Elm Street (franchise)|A Nightmare on Elm Street]]'' antagonist [[Freddy Krueger]] ([[Wax (rapper)|Wax]]) battles against comic book superhero [[Wolverine (character)|Wolverine]] (EpicLLOYD).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Nice Peter as [[Edward Scissorhands]] and Atul Singh as ''[[Friday the 13th (franchise)|Friday the 13th]]'' antagonist Jason Voorhees

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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 73
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Guy Fawkes vs. Che Guevara
| Aux2 = 2:40
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|05|04}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yow_BJeb8TI Link]
| ShortSummary = English Catholic revolutionary [[Guy Fawkes]] (Nice Peter) battles against Argentine guerrilla leader [[Che Guevara]] (Robert Rico), in a contest of the failed revolutionaries.

'''Cameo appearances:''' EpicLLOYD as banker [[J. P. Morgan]] (reused footage from Season 3 episode "Donald Trump vs. Ebenezer Scrooge").

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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 74
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = Ronald McDonald vs. The Burger King
| Aux2 = 3:00
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|06|08}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AjRR6c--Ak Link]
| ShortSummary = [[McDonald's]] mascot [[Ronald McDonald]] (Nice Peter) battles against [[Burger King]] mascot [[The Burger King (mascot)|The Burger King]] (EpicLLOYD). The two are later joined by [[Wendy's]] mascot Wendy (MC Goldiloxx).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Atul Singh as an abandoned kid.

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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 75
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = George Carlin vs. Richard Pryor
| Aux2 = 4:21
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|07|13}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bx7CFiWfU0 Link]
| ShortSummary = American stand-up comedians [[George Carlin]] (Nice Peter) and [[Richard Pryor]] (ZEALE) battle each other before being interrupted by fellow comedians [[Bill Cosby]] ([[Gary Anthony Williams]]), [[Joan Rivers]] ([[Jackie Tohn]]) and [[Robin Williams]] (EpicLLOYD).

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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 76
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Jacques Cousteau vs. Steve Irwin
| Aux2 = 2:39
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|08|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-QjRTz-TII Link]
| ShortSummary = French oceanographer [[Jacques Cousteau]] (Nice Peter) battles against Australian zookeeper and conservationist [[Steve Irwin]] (EpicLLOYD).

|LineColor = #FF9966
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 77
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Mother Teresa vs. Sigmund Freud
| Aux2 = 2:44
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|09|22}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoPn-YVAW8I Link]
| ShortSummary = Albanian-Indian Catholic Saint [[Mother Teresa]] (Cara Francis) battles against Austrian neurologist [[Sigmund Freud]] (Nice Peter).

| LineColor = #FF9966
}}
{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 78
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Vlad the Impaler vs. Count Dracula
| Aux2 = 3:16
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|10|25}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noLKTNmmy10 Link]
| ShortSummary = Romanian ruler [[Vlad the Impaler]] (EpicLLOYD) battles against fictional Transylvanian vampire [[Count Dracula]] (Nice Peter).

'''Cameo appearances:''' Morgan Christensen as [[Renfield]] from ''[[Dracula]]''.

|LineColor = #FF9966
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 79
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = The Joker vs. Pennywise
| Aux2 = 4:02
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|11|23}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2WxaeIJcqY Link]
| ShortSummary = [[DC Comics]] supervillain character [[The Joker]] (Nice Peter) battles against [[Stephen King]]'s ''[[It (novel)|It]]'' clown monster [[It (character)|Pennywise the Clown]] (EpicLLOYD).

'''Cameo appearances:''' EpicLLOYD as [[Superman]], Nice Peter as [[Batman]], and [[Lilly Singh]] as [[Wonder Woman]] (reused footage from previous episodes).

|LineColor = #FF9966
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 80
| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
| Title = Thanos vs. J. Robert Oppenheimer
| Aux2 = 3:22
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2019|12|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1vXC-vKgKg Link]
| ShortSummary = Comic book villain [[Thanos]] (EpicLLOYD) battles against American theoretical physicist [[J. Robert Oppenheimer]] (Nice Peter).

| LineColor = #FF9966
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 81
| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
| Title = Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden
| Aux2 = 3:48
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2020|10|24}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkGK7bitav0 Link]
| ShortSummary = The candidates of the [[2020 United States presidential election]] face off in a rap battle: [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] candidate [[Joe Biden]] (Nice Peter) battles against [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] candidate and 45th president of the United States, [[Donald Trump]] (EpicLLOYD).

'''Cameo appearances:''' EpicLLOYD and Nice Peter as [[Russian interference in the 2020 United States elections|two Russian hackers]] who accidentally hack into the rap battle.

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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 82
| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
| Title = Harry Potter vs. Luke Skywalker
| Aux2 = 4:33
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2020|12|05}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ver1OZdK2bA Link]
| ShortSummary = ''[[Star Wars]]'' protagonist and Jedi knight [[Luke Skywalker]] (Nice Peter) battles against wizard hero [[Harry Potter (character)|Harry Potter]] ([[David Brown (British musician)|Dave "Boyinaband" Brown]]).

'''Note:''' The video was filmed using stop motion animation with [[Lego]] minifigures by Forrest Whaley, Sean Willets and Zach Macias.

'''Cameo appearances:''' Nice Peter as ''Star Wars'' characters [[Han Solo]] and [[Yoda]] and The Jackpot Golden Boys as [[Ron Weasley|Ron]], [[Fred and George Weasley|Fred, and George Weasley]] from ''Harry Potter''. Several other characters from the ''Harry Potter'' and ''Star Wars'' universe make appearances as background characters. A lego version of singer [[Selena Gomez]] also briefly appears.

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|}

===Season 7 (2021–present)===
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, ERB chose to transition into a seventh season early rather than continuing Season 6.

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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 83
| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
| Title = Ragnar Lodbrok vs. Richard the Lionheart
| Aux2 = 3:43
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2021|06|14}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgJMaP4msTs Link]
| ShortSummary = Legendary Viking king Ragnar Lodbrok (EpicLLOYD, based on Travis Fimmel in the TV drama series ''Vikings'') battles against medieval English monarch Richard the Lionheart (Nice Peter).

'''Note:''' The episode was sponsored by the video game ''Rise of Kingdoms''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 84
| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
| Title = Jeff Bezos vs. Mansa Musa
| Aux2 = 4:38
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2021|11|27}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCeUvPL9rMc Link]
| ShortSummary =
American billionaire and founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos (EpicLLOYD) battles against Mansa Musa of the Mali Empire (Scru Face Jean), considered one of the wealthiest men in history.

'''Note:''' The episode was sponsored by the service NordVPN.

'''Cameo appearances:''' Atul Singh as an Amazon worker, EpicLLOYD as Captain Kirk (reused footage), and an Amazon Echo with Alexa.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 85
| EpisodeNumber2 = 3
| Title = John Wick vs. John Rambo vs. John McClane
| Aux2 = 4:24
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2021|12|18}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN5lzg3TE60 Link]
| ShortSummary =
Action movie protagonists John Wick (Zach Sherwin), John Rambo (Nice Peter), and John McClane (EpicLLOYD) face off in a three way battle.

'''Note:''' This is the only episode where any character faces off in a battle other than a two-way.

'''Cameo appearances:''' Josh Best as Sam Trautman from ''Rambo''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 86
| EpisodeNumber2 = 4
| Title = Lara Croft vs. Indiana Jones
| Aux2 = 4:24
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2022|10|25}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abKAgJUjOFU Link]
| ShortSummary =
Fictional archaeologists Lara Croft (Croix Provence) and Indiana Jones (Nice Peter) face off in a rap battle.

'''Note:''' The episode was sponsored by the video game ''Raid: Shadow Legends''. This is the first episode to feature a sponsorship before the main feature.

'''Cameo appearances:''' Atul Singh as a swordsman, EpicLLOYD as Mutt Williams from ''Indiana Jones''.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 87
| EpisodeNumber2 = 5
| Title = Henry Ford vs. Karl Marx
| Aux2 = 3:13
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2023|12|01}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjqjoehA7kM Link]
| ShortSummary = American business magnate and founder of the Ford Motor Company Henry Ford (Nice Peter) battles against German-born philosopher and co-author of ''The Communist Manifesto'' Karl Marx (EpicLLOYD).
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 88
| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
| Title = Godzilla vs. King Kong
| Aux2 = 3:56
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2024|02|23}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhkBAKV1yMg Link]
| ShortSummary = Kaiju monsters Godzilla (Nice Peter) and King Kong (EpicLLOYD) face off in a battle.

'''Note:''' This episode was made using CGI motion capture to represent both Godzilla and King Kong.

'''Cameo appearances:''' CGI models of Rodan, Mothra, and Mechagodzilla.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 89
| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
| Title = Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris
| Aux2 = 5:25
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2024|10|26}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVZtKKryjfU Link]
| ShortSummary = The candidates of the 2024 United States presidential election face off in a rap battle: Republican candidate Donald Trump (EpicLLOYD) battles against Democratic candidate and 49th vice president of the United States Kamala Harris (Kimberly Michelle Vaughn).

In the final verse, the 26th president of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt (EpicLLOYD) returns from season 5 to criticize both running candidates.

'''Cameo appearances:''' Nice Peter as 46th president of the United States Joe Biden.
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{{Episode list
| EpisodeNumber = 90
| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
| Title = Napoleon vs. Charlemagne
| Aux2 = 3:16
| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2025|02|12}}
| Aux4 = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgXSLLULGyU Link]
| ShortSummary = Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne (EpicLLOYD) battles against French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte (Nice Peter).

'''Note:''' This is the first episode in which a character returns in a non-election, non-sequel battle, with Napoleon Bonaparte first battling in a Season 1 episode.
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|}

==Personal life==
A keen traveller and nature enthusiast, Hepburn became inspired by the natural world's beauty in Austria's Eisriesenwelt, the world's largest limestone ice cave. Her environmental allegiance is further evidenced in ornithology, where she is a hands-on participant in conservation efforts to study and preserve bird life. Apart from her passion for nature, Hepburn is also dedicated to classical music, literature, and sustainable horticulture. She regularly attends concerts to support up-and-coming artists, possesses a large collection of personal books on diverse genres and cultures, and implementes environmentally friendly techniques in gardening. Committed to supporting UNICEF like her soulmate Audrey Hepburn, Hepburn aims to promote awareness and donations through the use of social media, radio stations like ''BBC Radio Leicester'', newspapers like ''Leicester Mercury'', online blogs, and writing press releases, with the aim of creating a more suitable world for children and the planet. She has three daughters, Phoebe (born 2012), Kitty (born 2014), and Emma (born 2016).

==Awards and nominations==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
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!| Award
!| Category
!| Result
!| Recipient(s)
|-
| rowspan="7"|2013 || rowspan="5"|3rd Streamy Awards || Best Writing: Comedy || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Best Online Musician || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Best Original Song || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn ("Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates")
|-
| Best Music Series || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Best Use of Fashion & Design || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| rowspan="2"|1st YouTube Music Awards || Video of the Year || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn ("Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney")
|-
| Artist of the Year || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| rowspan="5"|2014 || rowspan="5"|4th Streamy Awards || Best Writing || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Music Video || {{won}} || "Goku vs. Superman"
|-
| Costume Design || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Editing || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Collaboration || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn ("Moses vs. Santa Claus")
|-
| rowspan="5"|2015 || rowspan="4"|5th Streamy Awards || Writing || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Costume Design || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Editing || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| Collaboration || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
| rowspan="1"| 26th Producers Guild of America Awards || rowspan="3"|Outstanding Digital Series || {{won}} || rowspan="3"|Dove Hepburn
|-
| rowspan="3" |2016 || 27th Producers Guild of America Awards || {{won}}
|-
|68th Primetime Emmy Awards || {{won}}
|-
|6th Streamy Awards || Collaboration || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|-
||2017 || 69th Primetime Emmy Awards || Outstanding Short Form Variety Series || {{won}} || Dove Hepburn
|}

==See also==
*[[Audrey Hepburn]] (Hepburn's wife and soulmate)
*[[Dove Hepburn songs]] (Hepburn's Nightcore songs)
*[[Dove Hepburn artwork]] (Hepburn's portrait series)
*[[Dove Hepburn thumbnails]] (List of Hepburn's thumbnails)
*[[Dove Hepburn rap cyphers]] (List of rap cyphers)

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[https://nerdcorepartycon.com/ Official website]
*[https://instagram.com/dovehepburn Hepburn] on Instagram
*[https://tiktok.com/@dovehepburn Hepburn] on TikTok

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{{Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album for Children}}
{{Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award}}
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