Lola Bunny vs Amy Rose Blog
"If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude."
— Maya Angelou
Lola Bunny, B-Ball Champion, Pizza Delivering, Amazonian Warrior of Looney Tunes
Amy Rose, Freedom Fighting, Hammer Wielding, Tarot Card Master of Sonic The Hedgehog
Love is one of the most powerful forces on the planet, and these two gals embody it better than anyone. Sonic the Hedgehog vs. Looney Tunes isn't a pairing that's talked about very often, but today, it's finally getting its moment in the spotlight through two characters who embody not only love, but also constant growth and change. Today, we'll see which one can win a Death Battle!
Hol up….
Ya’ll know how Sonic goes, Amy’s getting everything that’s canon to the main series, which include the games, including spin-offs like Sonic Shuffle. We’ll also be including IDW since that’s canon alongside The Other Word Comedy. Tails Tube is also fair game as well, and statements made on BumbleKast that’s within reason.
Looney Tunes is a bit different, pretty much everything is on the table: games, comics, movies, TV shows, and more. When it comes to Lola, though, since she's one of the more recent members of the Looney Tunes cast, there's actually not as much material as you might think. It was a bit difficult tracking everything down, especially the comics, but I did the best I could with what I was able to find. Since this is my first Looney Tunes blog, I hope I got most things right this go around.
Link to Google Doc version: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSsEl7BTGYbUF9ppYh-48a-K4Wum-dEr-q2N4p2uWxqbgw0dgrYYwEXy6hokCNTwW22WB9FxiQRHSpQ/pub
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Before we get started I’d be remiss if I didn’t shout out Loka’s Amy vs Elphelt blog, ThoseGuysThatQuitVs Blogs Mewtwo and Shadow blog, and G1’s Wile E. vs Tom blog, and I guess my own Blaze vs Starfire blog as well.
Finally, the biggest shoutout to Bluegatito, without whom, I’d never be able to find the DC Comics (at least for free) material for Lola, thank you sincerely.
Lola Bunny
Background
“I have a sixth sense. My sense of humor.”
Bugs Bunny. You know him, you love him, Warner Bros.' mascot, trickster extraordinaire, the Gray Hare, and probably gonna beat Mickey in their Death Battle. No, I am not researching that. I have a life. Few have ever been able to beat the Looniest of The Loony. He's outwitted countless foes, from Elmer Fudd to Yosemite Sam, with those who have managed to get the drop on him being a very short list. You might know two of them: Cecil Turtle and the Gremlin. But surprisingly, there's one more name on that list: Bugs' very own girlfriend, Lola Bunny!
How she and Bugs met depends on who you ask (or who's writing the story). The original story has them meeting during a high-stakes basketball game where, if the Tunes lost, they'd be sold into slavery! The Monstars, the aliens the Tunes were playing against, stole the talent of some of the world's greatest basketball players, and all hope seemed lost.
Thankfully, they had the help of MJ... the basketball/golf player, not the singer. Though, did you know Space Jam was originally pitched as a musical to Michael Jackson? That would've been crazy! Anyway, this is where Lola would make her entrance. The moment Bugs laid eyes on her, he was smitten. Unfortunately, he made the mistake of calling her "doll," which immediately angered her, and she proceeded to humble him in a game of basketball. Regardless, she helped her fellow Tunes, and together they defeated the Monstars. Along the way, she and Bugs fell in love.
Other stories mention that they’ve actually been together since the seventh grade. Furthermore, Lola is a pizza delivery girl who's fated to deliver pizzas to all the crazies in her world; otherwise, the planet will fall into chaos to her displeasure. Through this job, Lola proved that Bugs wasn't the only rabbit with quick wit (and a bit of a temper), as she outsmarted many of her foes and customers through her intelligence and trickster nature, including the likes of Rhonda Roundhouse, whom she utterly humiliated in both a car race and a roller skating derby.
The most popular interpretation of Lola, however, is that she met Bugs at a country club through a game of tennis. While Bugs was initially smitten with her, he quickly discovered she was quite... well... Looney, even more so than he was! She was scatterbrained, loud, talkative, and hopelessly obsessed with Bugs. To be frank, she was crazy, she would follow him across the world just to be with him.
Yet, despite all this, simply by getting to know her (and with a bit of gaslighting), Bugs learned that beneath all her craziness, Lola was sweet, kind, and fiercely loyal. Despite all her flaws, he still found her to be someone he could spend the rest of his life with. Heck, one time, when he thought she had broken up with him, he became so depressed that he left everything behind and became a sailor, traveling to the ends of the world in sadness.
No matter which version of Lola you prefer, some things always remain the same: her athleticism, kindness, loyalty to her friends, ability to get one over on Bugs, and, especially, her temper! She might even be more vengeful than Bugs in that regard! But you should be fine...just as long as you don't call her "doll."
Experience and Skills
Don't let her appearance fool you, Lola is highly capable. She's a skilled fighter who has taken on a wide variety of opponents, including skeleton monsters like the ones shown above, a giant golem robot, tigers, squids, robots, and even her fellow Toons. During the events of Space Jam: A New Legacy, she trained under Wonder Woman and became an Amazonian warrior. One time, when Rhonda sent robots to attack her in the middle of a musical number, Lola was so caught up in the song that she effortlessly beat up and destroyed every robot without even realizing what she was doing.
She even once broke into a museum to steal a diamond, and bypassed its security, and did so again after it amped up the security, and while Bugs was with her the second time, she came up with the plan on her own. She’s also smart enough to build a car, tap into Bugs phoneline, and hack the codes with set up the lasers in his house. Lola is by far the most athletic toon, having beaten the other toons in The Looney Games, which was themed around olympic style games like hurdles, swimming, softball, paddling, etc.
It's a good thing she has those skills, considering her job as a pizza delivery girl constantly throws her into tons of bizarre situations and dangerous encounters, whether that means fighting underwater and even delivering to Mount Olympus. One thing worth noting is that, even with all her ditziness, Lola shares one of Bugs' most important traits: she's a trickster.
When angered, Lola can become very vengeful, and use her looks and wits to her advantage, take for example her rivalry with Rhonda Roundhouse. She was able to trick Rhonda Roundhouse into talking for so long that she missed the light turning green, giving Lola the chance to speed off first. She also tricked Rhonda into slowing down, convinced her to continue the race on foot instead of using her car, and even replaced her car parts with food so that animals would eat them, causing her car to crash.
In the comics, Lola tricks the King of Atlantis into jumping off a cliff and emotionally manipulates his guards into making him pay for the pizza she delivered. During a race, while her opponents struggled through the course, Lola relied on her quick thinking instead of brute force, creating a shortcut for herself to reach the finish faster. Finally, as a private investigator, Lola was able to deduce that Taz was the one responsible for the buildings being destroyed, while also uncovering the real culprits who had manipulated him into causing the destruction. She’s also a really good cook, able to make delicious meals in an instant.
Equipment
Basket Ball
When you think of Lola, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is Space Jam, and since Space Jam is all about basketball, Lola always comes prepared with one. Better yet, she's more than capable of turning it into a weapon, using it as both a basketball and an effective means of attack.
Sports Tape
You know she’s getting serious if she’s bustin’ out the sports tape.
Sword
During her training in Themyscira, Lola would gain a sword. She also possesses a sword as Wonderer Lola and is very proficient at using it.
Shield
Given to her by the Amazons, she has a shield, to y’know, block attacks and projectiles.
Arm Braces
Alongside her shield, she has arm braces to block projectiles and other attacks.
Lasso of Truth
That’s right, Lola has the Lasso of Truth, or at least her own version of it. While she only used it to pull Lebron and Bugs up, it's a magical golden lariat that forces anyone captured within it to obey the wielder's commands and tell the truth.
Horse
She has a horse, not much more I can say than that.
Invisible Perfume
Lola invented a perfume which can turn one invisible.
Dragons
In the New Looney Tunes episode, Hare to The Throne, Lola is the Auntie of Dragons, she has four that we know of.
Car
Lola built herself a car to use in a race against Rhonda Roudhouse.
Roller Skates
She has skates, pretty simple.
Aunt Jammer Skates
Lola has a pair of Skates, given to her by Witch Hazel, which is possessed by Hazel’s Great Aunt’s ghost, increasing her speed and skating abilities.
Skateboard
Cowabunga! Lola has a skateboard which she is very skilled at using, especially while cooking.
Machete
She has a machete to cut down the leaves and trees in the forest.
Spy outfit
Her spy outfit comes with a laser to cut glass, and rope to lower herself into environments.
Shotgun
OH CRAP SHE’S PACKING HEAT. Lola loves to visit the shooting range, and she’s got a shotgun, and is not afraid to use it.
Grenade Gun
Lola has a gun which can fire off a grenade that can pierce foes and release a powerful explosion!
Hazel Spellbook
Lola gets her hands on one of Witch Hazel spellbooks, which she uses to accidentally turn Gossamer into a bear, a clock into a frog, and Bug’s into a one eyed monster, which he was unaware of.
Firebirds
While in a cooking competition to get her tip, Lola cracks some eggs which releases firebirds, who shoot…well fire, and they follow her commands.
Flashlight
Lola has a flashlight to see in the dark.
Harpoon
Lola traveled underwater to Atlantis with a harpoon in hand to take down a squid.
Underwater Helmet
Lola has a Sandy Cheeks like helmet to breathe underwater.
Pizza
As a pizza delivery girl, Lola has tons of pizza to deliver, and she can even manipulate the pizza, and use it as a bungee cord, to stop her fall.
Moped
When she needs to get to places without having to travel by foot, she uses her moped to get by.
Giant Flyswatter
After returning to her job, after seeing all the chaos caused by her quitting, Lola has her boss by a giant metal flyswatter, to strike down foes, including armored goblins.
Umbrella
Lola has an umbrella to help her float Mary Poppins style.
Rolling Pin
Lola has a rolling pin to attack her foes.
Axe
As a Frostbane, Lola comes equipped with an axe with elemental capabilities we’ll discuss more in detail, including other World of Mayhem abilities.
Bow and Arrows
Skadi Lola comes with Icy arrows that can freeze foes frozen solid.
Blaster
As a Starseeker Lola comes with a blaster that can stun foes.
Statue of Liberty Torch
Real patriotic this one, huh.
Kart
Lola Kart that she uses in Looney Tunes Racing.
Multiversus Items
Anvil:The ACME Anvil can be picked up and thrown at opponents, dealing major damage.
ACAME Dynamight: The ACME Dynamite can be thrown at opponents, exploding upon contact and dealing major damage.
Drumstick: The Drumstick can be thrown at opponents in order to turn them into Roast Chicken, While a Roast Chicken, an opponent can't attack and can only run, jump, and taunt. The effect usually lasts about 10 seconds.
When an opponent that has been turned into a Roast Chicken by the Drumstick item gets attacked or breaks out of this form, they will leave two smaller Drumstick-like items behind, which slightly heal the Fighter which picks them up.
Pie:The Pie can be thrown at enemies to apply SLOW, as well as heal the allies it passes through.
Safe:The normal-sized Safe can't be picked up, but it can be attacked and launched, dealing damage to the opponents it hits. The more damage it gets, the more broken it will become, and once it breaks it will drop a random item.
Armor token:As its name suggests, Armor Token grants its user ARMOR for a short period of time.
Bounce Pad: The Bounce Pad can be placed on either grounded terrain or platforms in order to launch upwards anyone who steps on it. Once it is attached to the ground, the Bounce Pad will grow significantly in size.
Why am I reminded of Sonic Boom
Car Wheel:Once picked up, the Car Wheel will make its owner ride into either the Mystery Machine or the Batmobile. Once the Fighter is riding one of these vehicles, they'll be able to move around the Map and bump into their opponents, dealing major damage. The two vehicles have similar attributes, with the only exceptions being that the Mystery Machine can jump and the Batmobile is slightly faster.
Health Kits:As they're names suggest, all three types of the Health Kits heal a bit of damage for the Fighter that picks them. The amount of damaged healed differs based on what Health Kit the player picks, with the Health Bottle giving the smallest amount of heal, while the Big Health Crate giving the biggest amount.
Ice Shield:The Ice Shard can be thrown at opponents, increasing their ICE meter. It can also rarely freeze opponents that have enough ICE.
Proximity Mines:The Proximity Mine can be placed on either grounded terrain or platforms and will detonate when enemies get close.
Rock:The Rock can be thrown at opponents, dealing small amounts of damage.
Snowball:Snowballs can be picked up by players and thrown at opponents to give them "snowman"-like heads. Once they've been hit 4 times, the opponents will be frozen for a brief period of time.
Snowman Head:Snowman Heads can be picked up by players and thrown at opponents to instantly freeze them.
TV:When picked up and thrown, the TV summons a random character (known as 'Assistants') that will help the player who threw them in combat. Each Assistant has a different behavioral pattern, those being Nepter and Banana Guards.
Space Jam A New Legacy Game
In the game based on the movie, Lola can use a spring loaded boxing glove, a frying pan, and a giant fish for attacks. But the best items in this game come from the cards, which give you special powerups while fighting.
Taz: Summons a tornado
Road Runner: Increases movement speed
Granny: Drops healing food items
Yosemite Sam: Drops jewels that give score points
Tweety - Increases strength
Wile E. Coyote: Drops a vial that unleashes a green stink cloud that damages and stuns enemies
Daffy Duck: Summons a flame circle around the player that pushes enemies backward
Marvin the Martian: Freezes all enemies
Bugs Bunny & Lola Bunny: Operation Carrot Patch Items
In this game, Lola and Bugs carrots by their friends, and they have to get them back, during their adventure they’ll encounter these items:
Standard Carrots: The basic item. Collecting carrots acts as "energy" for your special abilities. It also allows you to run in the air for extra height.
Super Carrots: Special carrots that allow your character to fly through the air like a helicopter using their ears.
Habanero Carrots: A fiery pickup that makes your character invincible for a short time.
Film Clapboards: The main goal of each level. You must find all the clapboards to finish the stage.
Letters E-X-T-R-A: If you collect all 5 letters in a level, you play a bonus minigame where you shoot firecrackers at moving targets.
Looney Tunes Racing Items
This game doesn’t use the traditional item boxes that either spawn a random item or start an item roulette, this game features a specific "meter" of six different items which is "filled" via the coins scattered through the track that respawn rather frequently.
Level 1: Cream Pie: The lowest rated weapon is a simple projectile launched in a straight line. Can do the work if you're running out of chances or if you're close to the driver in front, but it's preferable to skip it in favor of more advanced items. Any driver who gets hit by one of these will spin out for a brief while and lose momentum.
Level 2: Bomb: Probably the item of choice when going first, because it can be left behind. Using one of these in strategic points like an ACME portal, turbo pads or right after coins can prove deadly. It can also be launched forward so you plant it right in front of the leading driver or directly hit them. Any driver who hits or gets hit by one of these will spin out for a brief while and lose momentum.
Level 3: Storm Cloud: Sends a homing storm cloud that searches the closest driver. When it reaches a driver, it starts raining on it before hitting it with a lightning strike that stuns it briefly to lose momentum. It can travel some distance before stopping, at which point it will float about in the spot, and any driver passing below it will suffer its effects like usual. The cloud can be shaken off by constantly moving from side to side, though it's not an easy task and sometimes it can slow you down more than its effects do.
Level 4: RC Cream Pie: An enhanced version of the starter item, but this time it's radio-controlled so it can aim for the player in front. It has a greater reach and accuracy than the Storm Cloud and it's also much faster, which explains why it's ranked this high. It has the same effects as the regular Cream Pie besides the homing capabilities.
Level 5: Anvil: This item appears over the driver in front via a portal to flatten them like the track hazards do when triggered. The reason why it's ranked this high it's because the item is unleashed simultaneously over all drivers in front of the user, no matter the distance. Therefore, this item is sure to hit unless a driver is already suffering the effects of another item or hazard. Kind of useful when you're behind, kind of irritating when you're in front for being unpredictable and nearly unavoidable.
Level 6: Magical Powder: The user gets surrounded in some powder that makes them shine of different colors. While it lasts, the user is protected from any harm and it also receives a boost in speed. It lasts for barely 5 seconds, though, but given how you can refill your item meter rather easily you can get several of these in a single lap.
World of Mayhem Items
Toons can enter battle with the gadgets the proud and fair Acame Corporation provides, being able to carry four at a time into battle.
Health Vacuum: A vacuum that grants 25% lifesteal.10% attack.
Punching Stick: Whenever this toon defeats an enemy, it gets Attack Up until the end of the battle. If it’s an Attacker, it also gains 50% turn meter. 10% attack.
Iron Curtain: Whenever this toon receives damage, apply Attack Down to the attacker for 2 turns. If this toon is a defender, once per battle, when its health gets below 50%, heal it for 30% max health. 10% defense.
Spiked Poms: Whenever this toon deals damage, it gains Defense Up. If this toon is a Support, also heal your allies for 45% of its Attack stat. 10% defense.
Anger Pills: Whenever a toon receives damage, the stronger their attacks get overtime. 10% defense.
Slippery Oil: Whenever one or more allies are healed, this toon gains Dodge Chance Up for 2 turns. 10% defense.
Dynamite Arrow: This toon has a +25% Critical Chance. Also has +10% Critical damage if equipped to an attacker. 10% attack.
Horned Helmet: At the start of the battle, this toon receives 5 Defense Up and Taunt for 2 turns. 10% defense.
Carrot Juice: Whenever this toon deals damage, it gains Attack Up. If it’s a support toon, the most injured ally will be healed for 75% of their attack stat. 28.6% defense.
Radioactive Carrot: This toon has +30% Recovery. If equipped by a Defender, their attacks Leech 10% Health from their target enemy.
ACME Invisible Ink: At the start of each of this Toon’s turns, cleanse a random debuff. Once per battle, when this toon falls below 40% max health, gain hidden and heal for 20% max.
Trapping Net: At the start of each toon’s turn, gain a stat up and remove 10% turn meter from toons that are stunned, silenced, or frozen.
Spooky Masks: This toon gains +10% Max Health at the start of battle and +2.5% Max health (up to +15% additional) at the start of each enemy’s turns. If equipped by a Defender, gain Taunt for 2 turns at the start of battle.
Fright Night Arrows: Designed for attacker toons, these spectral arrows bring a ghostly flair to your fiercest fighters. Equip all four gadgets to unleash their full, festive effect and let your attackers embody the Halloween spirit in style.
Abilities
Hare Physiology
Despite their last name being "Bunny," Lola and Bugs are actually hares! Now, you might not think there's much of a difference between the two, but there is. Hares are larger, solitary animals that are born with fur and open eyes. They live above ground and rely on their speed to escape predators. Conversely, rabbits are smaller, more social, and are born blind and hairless. They live in underground burrows and generally prefer to hide from danger, which, to be fair, Bugs and Lola do as well. However, in other projects like Rabbits Run, Bugs and Lola live in solitary homes, preferring to live by themselves. Heck, even in the original shorts and comics, they typically live alone and seem to prefer a solitary lifestyle. Basically, aside from living in burrows, their behavior is far more in line with hares than rabbits.
Hares are cursorial herbivores renowned for their explosive speed, keen senses, and adaptations for surviving in open terrain. Their skulls feature flexible, jointed connections that act as shock absorbers, helping disperse the kinetic energy and mechanical stress generated by their rapid bounding movement. Their eyes are positioned on the sides of their heads, giving them nearly 360-degree vision, an adaptation that allows them to spot threats from almost any direction while still keeping an eye on their surroundings as they forage. Their long, curved ears are also highly mobile, capable of rotating up to 270 degrees to detect an enormous range of frequencies, even from great distances.
Toon DNA
Lola is a toon, and can perform multiple looney and tuney feats of her own. Feats of her own include surviving being stabbed by multiple pitchforks, and stung by a jellyfish, talking to the fourth wall, occupying several places at once, using a pizza as a bungee cord, make her car literally walk to avoid jagged sections of the road, rev her wheels hard enough to cause the road to sprout upward into a giant fleur-de-lis that Rhonda crashes into, alter her environment, talk while frozen solid (and somehow later break free), jump into a hat and change her appearance, defy gravity, and even inflate one of her arms into a massive muscular arm as seen above.
See, what you need to know about Lola is that, as a Toon, she has "Looney" baked into her cells. The reason is that, from birth, a Toon's body and cells are designed to endure all sorts of comical situations for the sake of entertainment. A Toon's purpose is to make people laugh, and they thrive on that laughter because, with it, they can survive just about anything. They are born with this “Tooniness”, which allows them to perform feats like traveling through paintings, invisible walls, bypass traps, or even amplify and bestow power to the Toon and demonstrate feats they normally wouldn’t be able to as long as they believe what they see and know.
Looney DNA allows tunes to survive just about anything, they all have high pain tolerance, including Lola. This DNA allows them to survive breaking their bones, being harmed by temperature, turned into bricks, flattened, being decapitated, and their brain and mind being wiped. Furthermore, they also seemingly all share the same regenerative capabilities.
This could possibly mean that any toon, including Lola, can really survive anything like Bugs said. This could mean Lola could theoretically survive being reduced to only eyeballs, a skeleton, shattered while frozen, being turned into popcorn, liquified, disintegrated, blowing up into nothing, the paper they’re on being torn, their physical body erased, spirits being disintegrated and popping, and also, their information deleted.
Fourth Wall Manipulation
As a Toon, Lola is capable of fourth-wall manipulation. She regularly breaks the fourth wall by speaking directly to the audience in both the comics and New Looney Tunes, and in Space Jam, as shown above, she physically pulls down the screen itself to transition into the next scene.
All the toons are aware that they’re cartoon characters, and Lola has interacted with and came to our world before. Other toons have shown the capability to stop the cartoon from ending, break the film reel entirely, bring in other characters or animators and manipulate the script which affects reality. Finally, even though Lola herself has never demonstrated this, other toons have even the plot so it was advantageous towards themselves even if it was literally written for them to lose.
This is all fairly arguable, simply because Lola herself hasn't performed anything on this level. However, as a Toon, one who has spoken directly to the fourth wall, interacted with people in the real world, physically pulled the next scene into place, and presumably graduated from Acme Looniversity (she actually cooks there), it's theoretically possible that Lola could pull off many of the same fourth-wall feats as the other Looney Tunes.
Air Manipulation
With a simple spin, Lola can generate a tornado of wind around herself.
Super Speed
Like any rabbit, Lola is fast, very fast, as you can see. She's quick enough to give even Bugs trouble keeping up with her, and occupy more than one place.
Outta The Way
Outta The Way allows Lola to rush forward with a giant leaping double kick.
Spinning Bunny Kicks
Spinning Bunny Kick allows Lola to run forward into spinning helicopter kicks, and finishing with a spinning drill kick.
Hip Check
Can Peach and Daisy sue for this?
Love Struck
Love Struck summons a heart that stuns enemies based on how long the attack is charged.
Full Court Press
Lola can sweep a basketball around for two hits that launch enemies forward, and apply armor break.
This One’s For You
This One’s For You brings back the Big Heart, but now it reflects projectiles and hits enemies.
Power Replication
In Bugs Bunny Builders, Lola and her fellow builders could replicate Taz’s iconic spin.
Ear Control
Lola and Bugs have shown the ability to use their ears to play basketball and hold items, in Lola case she can use them while cooking too.
World of Mayhem
Lola appears in World of Mayhem (which is shutting down in October, thank God I did this now) where you can build a “Toon Team”, to wage wacky battles for control of the Looney Tunes World, with each Toon having unique fighting abilities. They’re doing this because Marvin captures everyone in the Reatomizer.
Toon Relationships are passive effects that each toon has. They grant special effects if the conditions listed are met, giving the toons an edge in battle. For example Lola obviously has a relationship with Bugs, with him she gets a +10% Attack, Defense and Speed.
Skills:
Wham Bam: Hit enemy target 2x for a total of 90% damage, inflicting 2 Attack Down.
Staggering Perfume: Gain Taunt and 3 Defense Up for 2 turns. Deal (50/55/60/65% Attack) damage to 2 random enemies, inflicting Silence to each. If the enemies were already Silenced, Stun them instead.
Silence is a debuff that leaves you with only your basic ability, Skills that state Unless Silenced are deactivated.
Can't Stop Us: his toon has Immunity to Silence and, while this toon remains in battle, all Citizen allies have +50/60/70/80/100% resistance to Silence. Resistance to Silence. While in a Campaign or in Brawl, enemies have -50% Resistance to Silence.
Chatterbox: At the start of each enemy’s turn, gain a Defense Up, and if any team member is below 60% Max Health, inflict 2 Attack Down on that enemy. At the start of each of this toon’s turns, if Bugs Bunny is an ally, grant them and this toon Heal Over Time.
Dexterous Display: Gain Taunt and grant your team 3 Defense Up for 2 turns, inflicting 2 Critical Chance Down on all enemies. If this toon has any Looney Medal, inflict Deny Critical on the enemy with the highest Critical Chance as well. While in Alliance Wars, inflict Speed Down on all enemies as well.
Gymnasts' Routine: Deal 125% Attack damage to target enemy inflicting 5 random Stat Down. This has +25% Lifesteal for each Team Looney Tunes team member. If this toon has a Gold Looney Medal, this ability has +100% Ignore Defense.
Stolen Idol: Deal (85/90/95/100% Attack) damage to target enemy, Flipping 1/1-2/2 of their Buffs.
Temple Trap:Hit all enemies 5x for a total of (85/90/100% Attack) damage. Each hit has a 15/20/25% chance of inflicting a random Stat Down for 2 turns. This can be a critical hit.
Appeal to Higher Power: Reset the cooldown of Temple Trap, inflicting all enemies with 2/2-3/3-4 random debuffs for 2 turns and gaining 30/40/50% Turn Meter.
Torchlight: At the end of each Hidden enemy's turn, attack them for (25/30/35/40/50% Attack) damage and reveal them from Hidden.
Moon’s Mischief’s
By gathering her chi, Lola can release a powerful attack that deals 90% damage to all enemies and provides significant buffs to your squad.
Northern Winds
Inflict all toons with Chilly, leaving them frozen solid.
Horn of War
Lola can blow on her horn, and grant her team 2/3 Attack Up for 2 turns, granting an extra to Outlaw allies, while inflicting all enemies with 1/1-2/2 Defense Down for 2 turns.
Freedom Fury
Merica, heck yeah! With the power of the good ol US of A, Lola can release a powerful fiery eagle that can deal 155% Attack damage to the target enemy, inflicting 3 Speed Down for 2 turns.
Bakana Bunny
This powerful attack can deal (90% Attack) damage plus an additional 10% Max Health damage to all enemies. (This attack can be a critical hit.) While below 50% Max Health, gain +25% Lifesteal for this attack. While above 50% Max Health, grant your team 2 Critical Damage Up for 2 turns.
Meditation
At the start of this toon's turn, gain Attack Up for 5 Turns. While in Endurance Tower, this Toon also gains Counter Chance Up for 5 Turns.
Reductio Ad Absurdum
By summoning a bunch of stacked papers, Lola can flip all buffs on target enemies, gaining 20/25/30/35/40/50% Turn Meter. If they have no buffs, inflict 3-5 Stat Down instead.
Don’t Ever Call Me Doll
This slam dunk of an attack deals massive damage, and grants your team defense up.
Resistances
Ice Manipulation: Lola can survive being frozen solid, and can eventually break out
Age Manipulation: A Toon’s youth comes from the audience’s laughs, a Toon maintains their looks for decades to centuries because of this. If they do self-age they can just remove the facial changes done to them returning them back to their youthful appearance.
Pain Manipulation: Toons in general are incapable of feeling pain whatsoever, they are able to withstand their bodies being torn apart or completely flattened as their body will come back unscathed. As seen above Lola can endure being stung by a jellyfish, and stabbed in multiple places.
Possibly Power Nullification/Absorption/Sealing: By examining other toons, even non-master toons, we’ve seen toons the chairperson of “Adults against funny cartoons” used a “Toon Logic Extractor” to strip and seal all Tooniess across the world starting with the students of ACME Loo to force them to be boring versions of who they were. Buster Bunny managed to cause the Toon Logic Extractor to blow up from the pure “Toony” his Tooniess held. Imitating as a character whose traits is supposed to be powerless causes anyone attempting to absorb their power to also become powerless as there’s no power to absorb or nullify in spite of a Toon’s Tooniess.
Weaknesses
This is somewhat difficult to lock down, since not every version of Lola is the same. It really depends on which interpretation of her personality you'd focus on for a matchup. In the Space Jam movies, she doesn't really have a defined weakness, but she's also not very Looney or Tuney, something she even admits herself. The comics expanded on her character, however, placing her in scenarios that were both Looney and Tuney, forcing her to interact with her world in clever ways. She even demonstrated trickery and intelligence that would make Bugs blush, not to mention she is the most athletic Toon.
In The Looney Tunes Show, she's Looney, but not all that Tuney, given the series is more sitcom-like and grounded in nature. Furthermore, Lola is extremely scatterbrained in that series, which can leave her unaware of her surroundings. Though, to be fair, when storming the Egyptian temple for the ruby, she became deadly serious and focused, using her skills proficiently to defeat the skeletons and monsters inside with ease. The best way to define Lola's personality and weaknesses is by looking at her New Looney Tunes incarnation, which is the perfect blend of all her previous versions. She's just as clever and much of a trickster as her DC Comics counterpart, just as scatterbrained and ditzy as her Looney Tunes Show self, and just as incredibly skilled and resourceful when the situation calls for it. She’s also very much a Looney Tune, especially since the series was more in line with the original cartoons.
However, what surprised me was the one trait that remained consistent across every version of Lola, and it might be her greatest weakness: she has quite the temper. When slighted, she becomes very vengeful, and while that has usually worked in her favor, it has occasionally backfired. The clearest example comes when Bugs, with his busted-up tooth, tried to get into her family photo. In her determination to keep him away, they ended up crashing their vehicle, which left Lola with a busted-up tooth as well, while Bugs still managed to end up in the photo anyway.
She’s also been bested by Cecil Turtle funnily enough, and like her boyfriend she also doesn't make that left turn at Albuquerque.
Amy Rose
Background
“Have no fear, Amy Rose is here!”
Sonic the Hedgehog. You know him, you (mostly) love him. The Blue Blur and Hero of Mobius (I'm calling it Mobius, you can't stop me) has seen his fair share of foes, from egg-shaped scientists and doppelgänger robots to Ultimate Life Forms and reality warping space-time gods. This blue hedgehog has faced them all with little to no fear, even nightmarish foes claiming to be the End of all life and whose appearance reflects how Sonic perceives death itself. Sonic has overcome it all with a smile on his face.
Yes, nothing scares the Blue Blur... nothing except a pink hedgehog with a hammer. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Amy Rose! Amy Rose started out as your typical lovestruck damsel in distress who, with the help of her Tarot Cards, learned she would meet Sonic during his adventures on Little Planet. And when she did, it was love at first sight...for her. Sonic, on the other hand, was mostly confused and annoyed, and he had to save her from Metal Sonic on top of that.
Soon, annoyance would turn to fear, because as Amy grew more determined to gain Sonic's attention, her skills as a fighter grew as well, and she'd gain a hammer to back her up, something she wasn't afraid to use, even against Sonic himself, especially whenever he missed one of their dates! As she continued chasing after Sonic, however, something else grew as well: her confidence. In her youth, Amy struggled to believe in herself, and even on later adventures where Metal Sonic was around, she still had lingering fears from her encounter with him in Sonic CD.
But over time, she would gain confidence, enough to challenge Eggman's Badniks and E-Series robots like Zero, confront Shadow during the events of Sonic Adventure 2 aboard the ARK, storm Eggman's base on her own to save Elise, become a leader of the Resistance during Sonic Forces, overcome her fear of Metal Sonic and battle him head on, and even stand up to Sonic himself to save Gamma. Gone was the little girl who hopelessly chased after Sonic. In her place now stands a hero who can fight by his side as an equal and wants to spread love across the world...even if it keeps them apart for some time. A hero Sonic now considers an equal, a trusted friend... and perhaps something more.
Experience and Skills
One of the things I enjoyed most about this blog was getting to see Amy's growth throughout the series. In the earlier stories, especially after CD, even when she found herself in a skirmish or a situation where Metal Sonic was around, she'd be afraid of him. In one comic, while she tricks him into chasing her to help her friends and trap him in a capsule, she's still clearly terrified of him. Nowadays, though, Amy isn't just no longer afraid of Metal Sonic, she'll actively throw hands with him and even land some pretty good hits. She's an excellent fighter, with or without her hammer, as while it's her go-to weapon when it comes to combat she can throw hands, having developed her own fighting style, boxercising. She also has trained in the Ninjitsu arts under Espio in Speed Simulator.
Furthermore, Amy has been smashing Badniks alongside Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles since the Classic era, and she's only gotten better at it over the years. She also showed remarkable strategic and tactical skills, like when she quickly and efficiently giving orders to citizens of a town so they could repel the first wave of a Badnik attack, and she was the one who created a strategy for how they would counterattack Neo Metal Sonic’s invasion. She's become a great leader, someone who can step up, take charge, and lead when the situation calls for it. Like when she handled evacuation efforts across several locations during the Metal Virus plague.
Equipment
Piko Piko Hammer
Amy's signature weapon is her Piko Piko Hammer. With it she can pull it out from seemingly nowhere, and the hammer is capable of delivering powerful blows, while also functioning as a propeller, witch-broom for flight, and also launching powerful shockwaves that can create miniature tornados of pink hearts, and unleash massive releases of pink energy.
Long Hammer
With the Long Hammer her attack radius is increased.
Warrior Feather
With the Warrior Feather, Amy is able to perform the Spin Hammer Attack using her Piko Piko Hammer.
Tarot Cards
These objectively cool and based Fortune Cards, also known as the Tarot Cards, is a deck of 78 cards, used by Amy Rose to perform a variety of magical abilities. The Fortune cards feature a variety of abilities, most notably, they allow the user to learn aspects about the near future, given they have the skill to understand them. Like how she was able to predict she would meet Sonic at Neverlake in CD. In Sonic Battle, while only briefly mentioned at the start of her story, Amy claims the cards revealed Sonic's location to her.
Amy can use them as a wheel for travelling on ground or gliding mid-air, and as melee weapons, while also offering other abilities if you include Chronicles and Speed Battle:
Tarot Draw: Amy can draw a card from her deck and use it to foresee the future, while also cursing her target (Decreasing their luck and causing them to miss their next attack).
Lucky Draw: Amy can throw cards forward, causing anyone who comes into contact with it to take damage. This also has the potential to cause two different effects at random.
Hero Card: When the card strikes a target, Amy gains Rings.
Dark Card: When the card strikes a target, Amy steals whatever item they were currently holding.
Fortune Boost: Amy will gain a momentarily boost in speed during which she is also invincible, although taking a hit ends the boost.
Wall of Cards: Amy summons cards in front of her enemies, damaging them on contact. This also has the potential to cause the two different effects that Lucky Draw can have on random as well.
Gift
Amy’s trap move in Sonic Battle is basically a set of bombs disguised as gift boxes. Now that I think about it, it’s actually pretty similar to Jokey Smurf’s exploding present gag.
Jokey Smurf: GET YOUR OWN MATERIAL LADY!
Weights
Amy can summon 16-ton weights from seemingly nowhere to flatten her foes.
Sonic Rings
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Rings are used as the health system in the games, as long as a user has at least one, it will protect them from losing a life after taking damage. It can even protect Base Level characters against stronger foes, like Void and Supreme. They can replenish energy and amplify powers like speed.
Pink Rose
The Pink Rose is Amy’s Extreme Gear, which is capable of allowing their rider to fly, or at least hover, at high speeds. Depending on the model, they are powered by Air or Gravity Points systems. These types of fuel are used for using speed boosts to accelerate the rider to high speeds, in a technique known as Kick Dash. In addition, Extreme Gear powered by Air can drop miniature Tornadoes to trip up rivals.
Ark of The Cosmos
The Arks of the Cosmos are five ancient, ring-shaped metallic stones created by the Babylonians that allow the user to manipulate gravity. The Arks of the Cosmos possess a magnetic field that allows them to take a mass's energy, or gravity, and convert it into other forms of energy, making them a powerful energy source.
This also allows them to manipulate gravity, making it possible for the wielders of the Arks to either negate gravity or create bursts of gravity that can repel obstacles at will. With it, Amy can take a specific entity's personal gravity and control it, allowing her to completely negate it to make them levitate, or create a burst of gravity to send them flying.
Item Boxes
The Item Boxes have featured in a plethora of games, dating back to the beginning of the series. They have a variety of abilities like granting invincibility, power boost, increased speed, shields including one’s granting protection against the elements; like the fire shield which protects users against all types of fire related abilities. It even grants the ability of Transmutation, through the ability Ring Time, which turns nearby enemies into rings.
Boxing Gloves
Amy has a pair of Boxing Gloves, in Chronicles they can provide the maximum fighting edge and slightly increase damage, speaking of Chronicles….
Sonic Chronicles Items
Cursed Gloves: A prototype combat glove. Tough to control, but very powerful. Very greatly increases damage.
Power Gloves: Infused with power, these gloves hit hard but can be tricky to handle. Greatly increases damage but reduces attack.
Alloy Slippers: Modern footwear made from very durable material. Moderately increases armor.
Tough Slippers: Heavy duty slippers for outdoor use. Greatly increases armor but reduces defense.
Angle Amulet: A mystical amulet with the inexhaustible power to put the fallen back on their feet.
Automatic revive with 1 HP, once during a battle
Chao Print Dress: A stylish dress sure to make one look extra striking. Moderately increases damage.
Power +2
Earth Ring: A ring infused with earthquake force.
Gives Earth damage to basic attacks
Immunity Idols: A mystical charm with the inexhaustible ability to make one immune to afflictions.
Causes characters to become immune to negative status effects
Kron Hammer:A rock hammer infused with ultimate combat power. Very greatly increases damage.
Power +10
Elemental Rings: A set of rings that infuse all of Amy's attacks with elemental properties. She can only wear one at a time. (Ice Ring, Earth Ring, Lightning Ring, Water Ring, Wind Ring).
Nocturne Blade: A blade infused with ultimate martial skill.
Attack +4
Replenisher: Can recover's health over time when in battle.
Spooky Charm: A mystical charm likely to cause fear in one's enemies. Foes flee more often.
Increases probability of enemies attempting to flee
Zoah Shield: A shield “infused with invulnerability”.
Clover Juice: Made with an extract capable of boosting one's luck for short periods.
Cure All Spray: A large dose antidote able to remove status ailments from all team members at once.
Various Healing Items: Health Leaf, Health Seed, Health Root, Med Emitter, Refresher Wave.
Wisp
Wisp are little aliens from the Planet Wisp, after being saved from the evil clutches of Eggman by Sonic, these little guys have continued to aid Sonic and friends in their many adventures against the forces of evil, here are some of the Wisp.
White Wisp: Gives an instant but limited boost that attracts nearby rings.
Blue Cube: Transforms users into a blue cube that gets larger the more enemies the user defeats, alongside the blast detonated getting larger as well.
Cyan Wisp: User turns into a cyan laser, becoming a living beam of light that can bounce off surfaces and strike their foes.
Gray Wisp: When using the Gray Wisp, the user becomes an iron ball whose density increases, making them so heavy that jumping or falling on the ground can cause a destructive shockwave. The user can scale walls despite this.
Indigo Wisp: The user becomes a miniature planet with a strong gravitational field, the user can create a powerful gravitational pull around himself that’s powerful enough to pull in surrounding objects and enemies into themselves, transforming them into lifeless material for their ring system. The captured foes or material can be used to empower the user's gravitational pull.
Violet Void: With the Violet Void, the user becomes a living black hole and can warp space and time, they do this to draw things into themselves and making them vanish without a trace.
Chao
Gibber: Bonded character has greatly increased resistance to damage
Oldarg: Bonded character has a greatly increased chance to hit targets in battle
Ovus: Bonded character is automatically revived once during a battle
Spartoi: Bonded character's attacks may cause instant KO against enemies
Sonic Crossworlds Items
Breeze
A sentient car Amy uses in the drift series.
Pink Cabriolet
Amy’s car that she uses in all the modern racing games, it can turn into a boat, and flying vehicle as well.
Chaos Emeralds (Very Debatable)
We’re gonna delve deeper into this later, but for now just roll with it please. The powerful Emeralds are known for their might, and their ability to turn thoughts into power. The Emeralds grant a variety of powers including, performing miracles, healing, resurrection (and possible wish granting), store information, time manipulation including the ability to stop and move through time, and sealing.
The Chaos Emeralds have been stated to be the super-substances of dream, possibly making them the source of all dreams contained within Fourth Dimensional space, which is a dream in of itself due to Illumina, and would include Maginaryworld. Due to the emeralds, Solaris became a threat to all timelines and would destroy the very meaning of time itself.
In Sonic Superstars, The Emeralds have the ability to see hidden platforms and objects that are invisible, create a swarm of duplicates, liquify oneself to move in water, shapeshift into a ball of magma, manipulate plants, and Amy gets the unique ability to replicate her hammer to repeatedly throw at foes.
Abilities
Hedgehog Physiology
Hedgehogs are small, nocturnal mammals belonging to the family Erinaceidae. Renowned for their unique physical traits, they feature a spine-covered dorsal mantle for defense, a complex muscular system for curling into a tight ball, and unique sensory and metabolic adaptations designed for foraging and survival.
Adult hedgehogs possess between 5,000 and 7,000 hollow spines made of keratin, the same structural protein found in human hair and nails. When threatened, a hedgehog relies on a robust ring of muscles called the panniculus carnosus. This muscle acts like a biological drawstring, allowing the hedgehog to pull its mantle of spines together, effectively turning into an impenetrable ball where only a tiny ventral opening remains exposed.
They possess exceptionally keen olfaction and hearing, enabling them to detect insects and worms hidden under leaves or even underground, though their eyesight suck.
Also they’re natural swimmers. Sonic is just a bum.
Air Manipulation
With a swing of her hammer, Amy can release a tornado of hearts.
Super Speed
Like any hedgehog, Amy comes equipped with super speed. While not as fast as Sonic, after years of chasing after him, that innate hedgehog speed kicked in, taking her speeds to new heights.
Amy Heal
Amy Heal is a healing skill. The skill can restore HP at a decent speed, but has minimal speed restoring the Ichikoro Gauge.
Amy Flash
No Chaos Emerald required, just by blowing a kiss, Amy can temporarily freeze her foe in place.
Invisibility
This move is useless, her shadow is still there. Look, the robot even shoots her accurately immediately after going invisible.
Spin Dash
The iconic Spin Dash. By curling into a ball and revving herself up, Amy combines her speed and power into a devastating attack capable of tearing through any Badniks in her path.
Cyloop
This technique allows the user to create an updraft by circling around a target, and send enemies flying. The Cyloop can also be used to interact with puzzles and other environmental objects in the levels, such as blowing torches out. Using it on an empty field can also reveal hidden Rings, Memory Tokens, Seeds and other rare items.
By drawing an infinity symbol with the Cyloop's trail, the player will be rewarded with infinite usage of the Boost for a short while, without having to rely on Ring Energy. Amy also has her own variant, The Cyhammer. When performing the Cyhammer, Amy pulls out her Piko Piko Hammer and smashes it onto the ground, while an updraft surrounds her in the shape of a heart.
Parry
Guarding will put Amy in a defensive stance that, when hit, will make her auto parry the attack. Depending on the enemy, Amy will activate a slow-motion mode, allowing her to freely attack unharmed within its time frame
She also possesses a unique parry where Amy can leave enemies poisoned for a short amount of time. This even works on the inorganic, robotic beings across Ouranos Island.
Homing Attack
The iconic Homing Attack is one of Sonic's signature moves, and one that Amy eventually learns herself. It is a technique that allows the user to swerve while in midair, automatically zeroing in and striking a nearby enemy with a midair Spin Attack.
POW Moves
Low Blow: Amy tries to hit a target at its weakest point, leaving it vulnerable.
175% of Attack damage
Vulnerable 1 (80% chance)
Tantrum: Amy delivers a series of concussive hammer attacks that may leave her target sluggish.
150% of Attack damage
Sluggish 1 (40% chance)
Ice Boost
When activated, the Ice Boost greatly increases the user's speed for a short period of time and will only end early if the user collides with an obstacle. Additionally, any rival who comes into contact with the user while the Ice Boost is active will lose Rings and become frozen.
Resistance:
Transmutation: Can resist being turned into a ring by The Chaotix
Poisons & Toxins: Can travel through chemical Plant Zone, filled with hazardous substances
Cosmic Radiation: Sonic characters can survive being in space
Weaknesses
(This cover was diabolical)
Amy doesn't really have any major weaknesses, at least not any physical ones. I'd say her biggest flaw is her temper, though even that's something she's gotten much better at managing these days. If the Super Form is used, it's worth noting that the standard Super Forms have a time limit. Even at their best, they will eventually run out, and in some cases, reverting from the transformation can leave the user tired.
Forms
Lola Bunny
Nova Bunny
In the cosmic void, all energy convenes at a single point. Those who come in contact with it are gifted with a power that is never truly under control.
I don't know what that means, but ladies and gentlemen, this is Nova Bunny, basically Lola when she stops giving a crap about everything and fully embraces evil. She wields incredible power. Her Cosmic Reconstruction can heal her team for 223 health, plus an additional 11 health for every damage-over-time effect currently active. But that's just scratching the surface, let's break down the rest of her abilities.
Solar Flare
Lola’s Solar Flare can deal (80/85/90/95/105% Attack) damage to target and (50% Attack) damage to a random enemy, inflicting Damage Over Time with each attack.
Cleansing Flame
Once per battle, whenever Lola falls below 30% Max Health, Lola will summon cosmic rocks from space, and release a devastating attack, which also heals to full, gains +50% Attack for the rest of battle.
Temperamental
Whenever Lola is hit, their opponent is inflicted with 1-2 damage over time.
Nova Burst
Once per battle, whenever Lola falls below 30% Max Health, it heals to full, gains +50% Attack for the rest of battle, and uses Cleansing Flame.
Amy
Super Amy
(art by @_kcar)
We’ll discuss this more later, but with the power of The Seven Chaos Emeralds, Amy gains her own Super Powered Transformation! When combining the power of all seven emeralds, a super form gives its users tremendous power which includes, Invulnerability, Flight, manipulating space-time, duplication, and energy construction.
Additionally, Chaos Emeralds can turn thoughts into power, perform miracles, form defensive barriers, and just having one emerald prevented Sonic and Tails from being altered by Eggman’s Phantom Ruby, which messed with reality and their entire history. Super Forms also allow the users to draw in and absorb light, allowing them to use this light in combat.
Super Sonic could tank the Eyes of Solaris which instantly kills on contact, bypass regeneration, create an aura so explosive that it consumes duplicates of Perfect Chaos, dispel alternate worlds created by Eggman (which Ivo calls Sonic destroying his dreams), which makes sense considering The Phantom Ruby abilities, and Super Sonic nullified the Phantom Rubies effects.
More impressively Sage stated that Sonic was transcending causality, due to resisting cyber corruption, despite its attunement being the ruling of everything in the universe that exists that has gone unchallenged since time immemorial, The End referred to its own defeat as something that transcends law and time. Super Forms can also function in the Egg Reverie Zone, a dimension where time is constantly distorted and causes Base characters to float aimlessly, displayed further when they are helpless once again upon reverting back.
On the topic of their invulnerability, Super Forms are empowered by Chaos Energy that largely stems from the will and emotions of the user, best displayed through Shadow being immune to all sources of damage when unleashing the hidden power of good or evil from within himself that allows him to tap into a reserve of enhanced Chaos Powers.
As a Super Form is a transformation empowered by the negative or positive emotions of the user, their Invulnerability is tied to emotional power harnessed through the Chaos Emeralds. Super forms are verbatim stated to be invincible, indestructible and invulnerable.
They also have resistances to transmutation (and biological/disease) manipulation as shown by when it prevented Zavok's infection and cured Sonic of the Metal Virus the moment he transformed into Super Sonic. The Metal Virus in question transforms organic tissue into a metallic substance through physical contact to create a mindless Zombot.
Overall
Lola Bunny
Helped her fellow Tunes defeat the Monstars in a high-stakes game of basketball
Helped LeBron rescue his son and save the Tunes from deletion in another game of basketball
Became an Amazonian warrior
Delivered pizzas to a variety of monsters, aliens, and goons of all kinds
Defeated Rhonda Roundhouse in a race and a rollerskating derby
Broke into a museum to steal a diamond
Broke into an ancient temple and defeated all the foes inside
Outsmarted even Bugs Bunny himself
No matter where Bugs hides, she always finds him
Looney Tunes Show Lola is a gem that must be protected
Power
(Btw this special above can deal (130/135/140% Attack) damage to the target enemy. Until their next turn, attacks against them have +50/60/70% Piercing. I just put it here cause the gif was so cool, I had to use it for the power section)
As seen above, Lola is strong enough to crack the earth
Beats up Skeleton Monsters
Is strong enough to punch through a Temple Robots Monster armor and pull out its wires
Can summon and control cosmic rocks as Nova Bunny
Can battle the other Toons in World of Mayhem
Speed
Durability
Can survive being stabbed by multiple pitchforks, and stung by jellyfish.
As seen above she can take an explosion from the back
Amy Rose
Used her Tarot Cards to find Sonic the Hedgehog
Managed to trap Metal Sonic in a capsule despite her fear of him
Stood up to Sonic to help her friend Gamma
Defeated Zero
Freed Sonic from Prison Island
Reminded Shadow of his promise to Maria to protect the Earth
Saved Elise from Eggman
Became the leader of the Resistance during Sonic's absence
Can now go toe to toe with Metal Sonic without fear these days
The best female Sonic character
In canon, we all know Bunnie Rabbot is the best female Sonic character.
Has always been canon
Unlike Sally
Power
As seen above, Amy is strong enough to stop and put a big dent into The Mirage Express
Could pick The Heavy Egg Hammer and destroy the robot with it
That's character development right there
Speed
Can keep up with, and fight evenly with Sonic
While being carried and thrown by Sonic, she can destroy badniks at high speeds
Briefly outran and dodged an attack from a charging Metal Sonic
Hits Sonic hard enough to catch up with Metal Sonic who is in the sky flying
Durability
Scaling
Lola
Bugs Bunny
Bugs and Lola Bunny, two of fiction's most iconic couples, rivaled only by Mickey and Minnie, ironically. Lola has consistently shown that she can keep up with, and even outpace, the legendary Trickster Extraordinaire himself. In one humorous moment, she was even able to restrain him by grabbing him by the neck. This shouldn't disqualify her scaling, however, as humor is the backbone of Looney Tunes. Because of that, scaling Lola to Bugs is perfectly reasonable.
Bugs react and outran a satellite shooting a laser from space twice. (1.881c)
Bugs can travel across the entire globe, looking for Hollywood
Bugs burrowed through time, from past all the way to the 25th century (Immeasurable)
Bugs manages to burrow into another universe. (Immeasurable)
As Big Chungus, Bugs can casually lasers the earth for being naughty. (394.10734 teratons)
As Omega Chungus, Bugs is really, really, really big (Dwarf Star)
Bugs cuts the cartoon with scissors to get himself out of trouble. (Multi+)
Bugs has survived reality being drained out of existence only to paint it back to life (Multi+)
Tune Squad
Like I said earlier, Lola is, physically, the most athletic Toon and has shown that she's capable of not only keeping up with her friends, but battling them on even footing as well. She's also survived plenty of their antics before, so scaling her to them is fine. I mean, if she can scale to Bugs, she can scale to the rest of them.
Marvin survives the destruction of Mars (4.87 × 10³⁰ joules)
The device that destroyed it, his Q-35 device is capable of blowing up planets
Daffy Survived an asteroid that was threatening to blow up the Earth
Daffy has survived a time-disrupting explosion from the time regulator that sends gears across time-space and hurls him to another dimension. (Multi+ – possibly 5D) (Immeasurable)
Porky survived the entire universe being popped by Daffy. (Multi+)
Daffy and Porky run so fast that they destroy the cartoon they’re in. (Multi+) (Immeasurable)
Marvin the Martian’s ship travels back to the Tune World which is stated to be 432 parsecs away (2.2 Billion c)
Yosemite Sam survives being sent around the planet several times over.
Taz spins so fast that he’s able to spin the entire tune world connected to the serverse. (Multi+)
Wile E. put together a puzzle set with “infinity – 1 pieces” (Infinite)
LeBron James survives a fall across the Server-Verse
Ain’t no party like a Diddy Party right Bron?
Amy
Sonic The Hedgehog
The Legendary Blue Blur himself. While saying Amy is completely on Sonic's level is questionable, she has shown that she's capable of battling with him on even footing and keeping up with him as well. Furthermore, she's fought Sonic before, so scaling her to him, at least to some extent, is okay..
Broke the chain link connected to Little Planet (3.282 teratons of TNT)
Omega states that Sonic can exceed light speed
In Sonic Prime, Sonic dodges beams that are referred as lasers (17030c) (Debatable)
Prism-amped Sonic runs so fast he high-fives with himself (Debatable)
Friends
Amy has tons of friends, many of whom she is directly comparable to. As for characters like Knuckles, Silver, Blaze, and especially Shadow, while she may not be fully on their level, she's still able to keep up with them and fight them on even footing. Combined with her (somewhat) comparability to Sonic, that means she can reasonably scale to them to some extent.
Blaze can match Sonic The Hedgehog Boost in power, and can even beat him
Chaos Control’s warping speeds makes Shadow avoid the Paradox Prism’s explosion that caused the entire universe to shatter (1.46 quintillion c)
Sonic and friends can fight Master Core ABIS. Master Core ABIS creates a black hole that was going to suck in the planet (6.5 FOE)
Silver stops the Death Egg from moving and Blaze destroys it
Villains
Now, some of the foes listed above are incredibly powerful, even stronger than Amy, but she can still reasonably scale to them. This is especially true for Metal Sonic, whom, even during the Classic era, Amy was able to evade for a time and even hit Sonic hard enough to send him flying into the sky to catch up with him. Plus, in the recent 35th Anniversary animation, Amy is shown directly fighting Metal Sonic alongside her friends, keeping up with him and landing some solid hits. She should also be fully capable of scaling to Eggman, who, at least in their world, is essentially just a normal human compared to her.
BLOW UP DA MOONNNNNNNNN! (682.92 zettatons-1.53 yottatons of TNT)
The Egg Mobile survived being sucked into a Hyper-go-on black hole (2.7 Gigatons to 1.048 Zettatons)
Super Tier
On her own, this level of power is beyond her grasp. But with the Seven Chaos Emeralds...well, Amy can be compared to some of the strongest beings in the entire franchise.
Lightman Eggman has comparable power to Super Sonic, and created alternate worlds with his Phantom Ruby, The Egg Field, would have brought to reality Eggman's desired world as "truth" if it hadn't been destroyed by Sonic.
Time Eater warping attacks ignore the laws of time and space, the time holes reach to different points in time, when the arms reach Sonic, they're in different points in time, and both Sonic's are quick enough to react to them (Immeasurable)
Alf Layla Wa-Layla destroyed the universe of Arabian Nights and boasts he can remake all of it and reality in his own image
Sage in her Titan, threw Sonic hard enough that it pierced through The End while it was invulnerable. Its sacrifice completely destroyed it.
Solaris destroys a universe and was going to consume all existing timelines
Solaris spread his light across the timeline and beyond upon being born
Black Doom envelops White Space in a Doom Zone (489 quadrillion C - 1.46 quintillion C, possibly higher)
Before The Verdict
Cosmology
Lola
(Source for Cosmology)
Alright, let's break this down. The Tunes universe is pretty vast, being stated to be infinite in size and containing everything you'd typically expect a universe to have, including a Heaven and Hell, both of which are treated as separate realms from the main universe. On top of this, we have alternate universes, such as those found in the Serververse, Keeweeland, the Ghost Dimension, the 5th Dimension, and the bizarre dimension Yosemite and Marvin end up in. There are also claims that even more universes exist beyond these.
Now even beyond this, we must look at the theory of alternate timelines. Brain believes that a single change in history can create other parallel realities as a result of the change in just one reality, meaning that every instance of time travel in the cosmology would result in alternate timelines being created. For example, Brain once was caught in the Groundhog Day loop, in order to escape it; Brain altered the events within that timeline from between tens of thousands to even millions of times. This action would result in alternate timelines being created as a result of every time Brain has changed history in that timeline.
Furthermore, Brain would do this again with another device, resulting in him “disputing the very fabric of the universe, creating evermore bizarre unstable timelines”, implying the existence of infinite timelines being created from his actions. It's also possible that changing history does indeed create alternative timelines, though time has been altered plenty of times in Looney Tunes.
But even all of that seems small in comparison to the Animator Realm, which exists above the lower parts of the Looneyverse and has been shown to transcend them entirely, being seen as mere fictional property in the eyes of the animator, the true god of it all; the very reason behind its creation. The interpretation can vary, sometimes contained within one or a few pieces of paper and other times its mere data contained into a network, with the most notable being the Serververse.
However, one thing remains the same: Tune World, in all its complexity, including every dimension that resides within the fictional realm, is seen in a much smaller, 2D, finite scale in comparison to this realm, despite the lower Looneyverse being confirmed as infinite. This all means that despite it being confirmed as a higher plane of existence where the one residing in the realm has full control over those in Tune World, the Tune Squad has on many occasions, interacted with the Animator physically and even pulled them into Tune World. While it could be a higher dimensional space, it could also be a space of the same dimensionality as the Looney Verse but just in a further realm. Regardless, it makes the entire lower Looneyverse look like mere fiction in comparison.
The safest argument for the cosmology is multiversal-multiversal+, but there are definitely arguments to get even as high as Low Complex Multiversal.
Amy
The basic universe's, this includes:
Sonic’s Universe: The main universe where the vast majority of the games take place.
Silver’s Future: A literal hell on Earth, and the alternate timeline from which Silver comes from.
Sol Dimension: The dimension where Blaze and Marine reside. Blaze is referred to as a princess from another dimension.
The World of the Arabian Nights: A world made up the stories of the Arabian Nights, while it's hard to prove that all 1,001 Nights are their own separate universes, there exist a place within the Night Palace which transports you to a different space-time, so the Arabian Nights should at least consist of 2 universes.
The World of Camelot: A world inspired by Arthurian legends.
The Sequences of the Shadow the Hedgehog game: The many pathways to complete the Shadow the Hedgehog game which are saved by the game to view in the Library Option in Story Mode, there exist 326 in total.
Sleeping Egg Zone: A dream world created by Doctor Eggman.
Egg Reverie Zone: A dimension where time constantly shifts back and forth, even to points which don't exist.
Null Space: A dimension described as an endless void of nothingness.
Chaotic Inferno Zone: The homeworld of the Ifrit.
Cyber Space: A digital world created by the abstract feelings of the Ancients.
Cyberspace: Another digital world which appeared in Shadow the Hedgehog which relays information to and from Earth. There exists at least 2 Cyberspaces, the United Federation and the Eggman Empire.
Aqua Planet Zone’s dimension: The dimension where Aqua Planet Zone resides.
Flicky Dimension: The parallel dimension where the Flickies reside.
Special Stage Universe (Sonic Chaos): The universe where the Special Stages take residence in Sonic Chaos, differing to the other Special Stages, are all stated to reside in a single universe.
Stardust Speedway’s Bad Future: The dystopian future of Stardust Speedway.
Sonic Riders’ Digital Dimension
Shatterverse: The Shatterverse is a multiverse which was created by the good doctor playing Sonic into breaking the Paradox Prism there are stated to be a number of Shatterspaces (alternate realities birthed from the universe's split), but so far the only we know that exist are:
New Yoke City: A dystopian world which is ruled with an iron fist by the Chaos Council
No Place: A dimension which contains an endless expanse of ocean
Bozcage Maze: A dimension containing a thick jungle
The Grim: A dimension devoid of life and covered by a vast desert
Ghost Hill: The ghostly and corrupted remains of the original Green Hill
Egg Toy Land: A twisted toy world created by Eggman
Special Stages are where The Chaos Emeralds reside in a lot of the games, they are alternate realities, an example includes Fang's dimension. It is implied in Rush they are entered by dimensional distortions.
Outside of the 14 in 3&k, there are seven special stages in each game, multiply that by the number of games they feature (19), you get 140 dimensions.
Maginaryworld is where Illumina, the Forcejewels and the Precioustone reside. It is a dream world created from the dreams of people in other dimensions through the power of the Precioustone, and contains parts of everyone's dreams. Maginaryworld was almost plunged into darkness by Void when he shattered the perfected Precioustone into pieces.
Dreams and reality coexist in Maginaryworld, everyone's dreams exist separately, with Illumina manifesting in each of the quartet's dreams. We can assume that there exist as many dream worlds as beings who are capable of dreaming, with the Maginaryworld being stated to be the source of all dreams across all dimensions.
Dreams are shown to contain starry skies and nebulae and large celestial bodies. Visions of the past are considered as dreams. One example as supporting evidence of dreams being universe level in size is, Chao in Space animation, in which a Chao dreams of an interstellar battle in deep space.
In it we see numerous galaxies in the same manner that is shown in the dream world located within the Maginaryworld. Wishes and Desires can become real in MaginaryWorld, like how Lumina states “Maginaryworld... The world where everyone's dreams come true... Precioustone... The crystalized essence of everyone's dreams... But... There are many different kinds of dreams. Ambition, Possession, Domination... These are dreams from the dark realm. Is that... Void?”
Any desire like The End's goal to "tear down the walls between dimension and consume all" have a place in MaginaryWorld.
Then we have the Dreamscape worlds where dreams can come true once a person is put to sleep by the Reverie. The Reverie artifact can make dream worlds become real, albeit only once a millennium, while Maginary is not directly mentioned it's still connected since Maginary is the source of all dreams, and more so, Ariem does state she has creators who enforces rules on her, likely referencing Illumina, who is the only other confirmed dreamweaver in the series, and Illumina possesses Void’s energy within itself; a being who is required for dreams to exist. The realm also has its own flow of time.
To wrap this section up, there is a 4th dimensional space where all dreams are stored and also Illumina's dream. It's also referred to as an "infinite 4-dimensional space”.
Other stuff:
In the otherworld comedy story, advertisements mentioned how the final battle takes place in an "infinite super other-dimensional space". Null Space is confirmed to be infinite in size and an endless void.
White Space has no sort of time, Time Eater's lair (which is at the end of time) contains an infinite tunnel, which is reinforced as the end of time, still has a flow of time.
Crisis City is called a universe.
It should be mentioned that in episode four of TailsTube, our fox boy genius mentions that the multiverse contains endless possibilities and the possibility of infinite parallel Sonics existing and possibly confirming the existence of infinite universes. Ian Flynn also backs this up. Thus this remains a huge possibility tho.
All of this means that, at a minimum, Sonic's cosmology can reach Low Multiversal, with arguments for it scaling even higher if you do buy 4D Maginaryworld, which could get to Multiversal+. However, something to note is that one magazine that refers to MaginaryWorld as 4-D, is in fact made by SoftBank.
Which is a known partner with SEGA, having helped them with their games distributions and writing licensed game magazines, so it may not be enough to sustain the magazine statement as wholly true, as it turns out that it has never been officially licensed by SEGA.
A more in depth version of the cosmology can be found here.
Is Lola a Toon?
Well, yeah, obviously Lola is a Toon, a Looney Tune. I think the better way to phrase the question is whether Lola is, first, capable of the same Looney abilities as her companions, and second, whether she should scale to them, especially since she wasn't part of the original run of cartoons.
Now, if this were based solely on the Space Jam movies, I'd understand the skepticism, considering Lola doesn't really do anything...well, Looney. She's still a Toon and would naturally possess Looney DNA, but outside of the general resistances that Toons have, it'd be difficult to argue that she could replicate the same abilities as the other Looney Tunes. That becomes even harder when Lola herself admits she's not really "Looney" in the Space Jam: A New Legacy comic adaptation.
However, Space Jam isn't Lola's only appearance. In fact, her personality in those films, especially the sequel, is an outlier compared to the rest of her appearances throughout the franchise, despite those movies being her debut into the series. Even in the original Space Jam, Lola shows off fourth-wall manipulation by literally pulling the screen down to transition into the next scene.
In the DC Comics, she can survive being stabbed by multiple pitchforks, and stung by jellyfish, talk to the fourth wall, occupy several places at once, and even use pizza as a bungee cord. While The Looney Tunes Show is more grounded than most Looney Tunes series, Lola can still survive an exploding oil truck and battle skeleton monsters. Personality-wise, the only version that's even loonier than The Looney Tunes Show's Lola is the New Looney Tunes version, who, as mentioned earlier, is essentially a combo of DC Comics Lola and The Looney Tunes Show Lola.
This makes sense, as New Looney Tunes is much closer in tone to the original theatrical shorts. In the series, Lola can literally make her car walk to avoid jagged sections of the road, rev her wheels hard enough to cause the road to sprout upward into a giant fleur-de-lis that Rhonda crashes into, and, once again, occupy multiple places at the same time. In other appearances, she's shown defying gravity, altering her environment, talking while frozen solid, jumping into a hat and changing her appearance, and even inflating one of her arms into a massive muscular arm.
Finally, in Looney Tunes World of Mayhem, all the Toons can battle each other, including Lola, meaning scaling to other Toons is also fair game. So yeah, not only is Lola a toon, she’s indeed a very Looney one.
Should Amy get The Chaos Emeralds?
Okay, so I don't know what the consensus is on this, but I do have my own thoughts on it. Amy's first appearance involving the Chaos Emeralds and a Super Form was in Sonic Origins, where she can collect the Emeralds in Sonic 2 and Sonic 3 and transform. However, those moments aren’t considered canon.
Amy's first canonical appearance in the games is Sonic CD, which takes place before Sonic 2, and Sonic 3 & Knuckles happens immediately afterward. Since Amy isn't canonically present in either of those games, I don't think those Super transformations should count. However, Super Amy, or her “Super Powers” form, makes its first canonical appearance in Sonic Superstars, a game where Amy's role isn't up for debate. She's part of the story, present throughout its events, and a fully playable character.
So, end of the discussion: Amy gets the Emeralds. Well, there's still a bit more to discuss. Amy hasn't used her “Super Powers” since Sonic Superstars in any game that canonically takes place afterward, all the way into the modern era. While she can still collect the Chaos Emeralds, she doesn't use them to achieve a Super Form. Not to mention, this would make the form highly non-standard. At least Sonic and Shadow have begun games with one or all of the Chaos Emeralds, and Blaze always has the Sol Emeralds on her person.
So, Super Amy is not canon, but “Super Powers” Amy is. However, it only has a single canonical appearance and hasn't been used since, making it a very non-standard form. Personally, I don't think it should be used, but I'm not opposed to anyone else including it. I'll consider it for this debate since I know a fair number of people would like to see the form, and it is legitimately cool.
Verdicts
(Thank you Retro Watcher for supplying the art)
Well, we've been through a lot, but now it's time to wrap this up. I had such a good time researching for this blog and thoroughly enjoyed going through both series' material, especially Lola's. I'll take any chance I can get to rewatch The Looney Tunes Show. We have four categories to discuss: experience, skills, stats, and abilities. Let's get started.
Experience
When it comes to experience, both Lola and Amy have plenty of it. Lola has been going on adventures since the Space Jam days, supporting her fellow Tunes in high-stakes basketball games. Furthermore, she's been on countless adventures as a pizza delivery girl, traveling through temples, Atlantis, and even Olympus, all in the name of delivering pizzas to her customers. However, I think it's hard to argue that Lola has the experience to match Amy, who's been going on adventures since the Classic era and has faced a much greater variety of foes by comparison. While Lola has battled skeleton monsters, a giant golem robot, tigers, squids, robots, and even her fellow Tunes, Amy has faced similar enemies and has been doing so for much longer.
Not to mention, she was part of a war and served as one of its main leaders. To put it into perspective, most of Amy's appearances have her fighting in some capacity. Not all of Lola's appearances have her engaged in battle; usually, Lola is more of a trickster, relying on her wits and Toon-like nature to take down her opponents rather than actively throwing hands. Also, technically speaking, even from an outside perspective, Amy's first adventure was in 1993, while Lola's wasn't until 1996.
So I’d give experience to Amy overall.
Skills
But what about skills? Amy herself is more than a capable fighter, she's extremely skilled. She's able to take down countless Eggman Badniks and robots, fight evenly alongside the likes of Sonic and Knuckles, and nowadays she's even able to hold her own against the likes of Metal Sonic.
Even in hand-to-hand combat, she's an excellent fighter, having developed her own fighting style, Boxercising. On top of that, she's trained in the art of ninjutsu under Espio. So when it comes to skill, Amy has plenty of it. Surprisingly enough, Lola has the skills to match. She's also an excellent hand-to-hand fighter, and she might even be better since she's more likely to rely on that style of combat than Amy.
For years, she trained under Wonder Woman and became an Amazonian warrior. Furthermore, while Amy is highly proficient with hammers, Lola is skilled with swords, axes, bows and arrows, blasters, harpoons, and more. Lola can even turn a basketball into a weapon. She's also noticeably more athletic than Amy, not that Amy is a slouch. So when it comes to pure fighting skill, I'd give the edge to Lola. Heck, she's so skilled in combat that even when she didn't realize robots were attacking her, she still managed to defeat them, all while being completely engrossed in the song.
But when it comes to smarts, there's a bit more to discuss. In terms of combat, I'd probably say Amy is the better tactician, since she could quickly and efficiently give orders to citizens of a town so they could repel the first wave of a Badnik attack, and she was the one who created a strategy for how they would counterattack Neo Metal Sonic’s invasion. But I’d still say Lola is generally smarter, she once broke into a museum to steal a diamond, bypassed its security, and did so again after it amped up the security, and while Bugs was with her the second time, she came up with the plan on her own. She’s smart enough to build a car, tap into Bugs phoneline, and hack the codes with set up the lasers in his house.
Plus, she’s just as good of a trickster as Bugs, again we have moments where during a race, while her opponents struggled through the course, Lola’s quick thinking allowed her to create a shortcut for herself to reach the finish faster. As a private investigator, Lola was able to deduce that Taz was the one responsible for the buildings being destroyed, while also uncovering the real culprits who had manipulated him into causing the destruction.
She was able to trick Rhonda Roundhouse into talking for so long that she missed the light turning green, giving Lola the chance to speed off first. She also tricked Rhonda into slowing down, convinced her to continue the race on foot instead of using her car, and even replaced her car parts with food so that animals would eat them, causing her car to crash. So, while Amy has shown better tactical capabilities, Lola’s superior training, versatile fighting style, athleticism, and natural wit and intelligence allow her to just edge Amy out.
So while Amy takes experience, Lola takes skills.
Stats
So, if Lola takes skill and Amy takes experience, then who takes the stats? Well, I think it's pretty obvious that Amy is physically stronger. She's able to wield The Heavy Egg Hammer which is twice her size and use it. She's also tough enough to help her friends bring the Riot Train, a speeding locomotive, to a halt, and she was even able to leave a massive dent in the Mirage Express. Amy would totally beat Lola in an arm wrestle, but strength ain’t power.
Lola once survived being eaten by Taz and even being hit by his iconic spinning attack, restrain Bugs, and she can even withstand blows from Gossamer. As Nova Bunny, Lola can control cosmic rocks, while as Frostbane Lola, she can crack the Earth. She has shown that she can keep up with the other Tunes, and in World of Mayhem she can fight them on relatively even footing. This means Lola could scale to the other Tunes, including her boyfriend, Bugs Bunny, who once survived reality being drained out of existence, only to paint it back to life. Daffy can shoot down the Moon and, alongside Porky, run so fast that they destroy the cartoon they're in. While Taz was able to spin so fast that he’s able to spin the entire tune world connected to the serverse.
Comparatively, Amy can be compared to other base-tier Sonic characters, such as... Sonic! Sonic once broke the chain linking it to Little Planet, and is able to withstand the explosion of the Paradox Prism, which shattered the entire universe, and created the Shatterverse. Sonic was also able to battle Emerl, who was powered by the Final Egg Blaster, a weapon capable of destroying stars. All of this is impressive, but it doesn't quite match what Lola can scale to.
We're talking Multiversal versus Universal at best. The gap in power is simply too wide, and speed isn't much better. While Amy could scale to feats ranging as high as 58.216748 billion times the speed of light to potentially 1.46 quintillion times the speed of light, Lola, and this isn't even scaling, can occupy several places at once, which has been described being “ because of the acceleration of their “maniac speeds” that gives off the illusion of self-replication.” That’s immeasurable on its own, and that’s not to mention the other infinite-immeasurable feats that Lola could scale too.
Meaning that no matter how you slice it Lola takes stats.
Now then lets move on to our final category abili—
Huh wait what?
(Amy art by Emistations)
Oh right….Super Amy
Okay, well, if you do include Super Amy, things get a bit trickier. Through scaling to her fellow Toons, as mentioned earlier, Lola can reach Multiversal to Multiversal+ levels of power. That's something you could potentially argue for Amy as well through scaling, especially if you buy into the idea of infinite universes (especially for White Space), even though that remains largely theoretical at this point in time.
If you take a higher interpretation of Sonic's cosmology and Amy's potential scaling, then she could potentially match Lola in terms of raw stats with the Chaos Emeralds and her Super form, with this interpretation. Furthermore, Amy could also potentially match Lola in speed if you buy into Sonic's Infinite to Immeasurable speed arguments, I personally do. This would mean the stats become a tie, right? Well, not exactly.
The Looney Tunes also has ways to reach Low Complex Multiversal levels. If those are taken into account, then despite her tremendous power, Amy would still be less powerful than Lola. So, they only truly tie if you scale the Looney Tunes to Multi+ and Sonic to similar heights. Otherwise, Lola would still maintain a noticeable advantage in raw power.
Abilities
Personally, I'm going to take the approach that, with the Chaos Emeralds and Lola only scaling to Multiversal+, the two would ultimately tie in both power and speed. That means the debate ultimately comes down to their abilities. When it comes to abilities, there's a lot to discuss here, especially when taking World of Mayhem and Sonic Chronicles into account. I'll do my best to explain everything as clearly and understandably as possible, especially since this is my first time tackling RPG elements. So, with that out of the way, let's wrap this up.
These two have so much they can throw at each other, not just through their physical abilities, but through their arsenals as well. Of course, Amy has her iconic hammer, which Lola can surprisingly match with her axe. Furthermore, Lola has a much more versatile arsenal. While Amy primarily sticks to various hammers of different sizes, Lola wields a wide range of weapons, including giant flyswatters, harpoons, blasters, bows and arrows, and even a sword.
Speaking of that axe, it can generate a chilling effect capable of freezing enemies. However, Sonic characters, including Amy, have broken out of being frozen before, and the Ice Boost produces similar effects. While Lola has also broken free from being frozen, it took her noticeably longer than it does your average Sonic character.
Amy's Tarot Cards are also incredibly useful. They can temporarily increase her speed, allow her to glide in a manner comparable to Lola, and even function as melee weapons. More importantly, they grant Amy glimpses into the future, not outright revealing exactly what will happen, but giving her insight into what she should prepare for. Tarot Draw can also curse its target, decreasing their luck and causing their next attack to miss. Lola doesn't have a direct resistance to this, though if it's treated as a standard debuff, abilities like Squeaky Cleaner should be able to remove it. Otherwise, the only real argument for resisting it would come from broader Toon Force interpretations, which is a bit more speculative.
Lucky Draw can be parried by This One's For You, and while Dark Card can steal one of Lola's items, it can only take one at a time. Given Lola's extensive arsenal and her superior speed, at least in her base form, it's unlikely Amy would be able to land the attack often enough to meaningfully strip away her equipment. Fortune Boost does give Amy invincibility, but only for a limited time, and Lola has similar methods of gaining temporary invincibility through her own items. In fact, both fighters have multiple ways of becoming temporarily invulnerable, making the invincibility itself less of a deciding factor. The extra burst of speed is the more useful power of this ability.
Even better for Amy, while Lola has a variety of abilities and weapons capable of inflicting Silence, Stun, Freeze, stat reductions, and other negative effects, Amy has all the counters she needs through the Immunity Idol and Cure All Spray, allowing her to become immune to or remove many of those status effects.
The Zoah Shield is another major advantage. Earlier I mentioned that both fighters possess numerous methods of becoming temporarily invincible. However, unlike most of those abilities, the Zoah Shield grants Amy invulnerability with no apparent time limit, only ending if she swaps shields or it is removed through status effects. Combined with the Angel Amulet, which allows Amy to revive after being defeated, it gives her another layer of survivability and a noticeable edge in endurance.
However, it's not like Lola is completely helpless here. In fact, while Amy has answers to nearly all of her items and several of her strongest abilities, Lola still possesses two major techniques that Amy lacks a clear counter to: Power Replication and Reductio Ad Absurdum. The Tunes were able to replicate Taz’s iconic spin, meaning that theoretically speaking, Lola could replicate Amy’s own abilities, meaning that Amy’s best abilities aren't guaranteed to stay exclusive to her. But undoubtedly, Reductio Ad Absurdum is Lola 's best move, it allows her to flip Amy’s buffs immediately, turning her beneficial effects against Amy. Even if she isn’t buffed, it inflicts multiple debilitating stat reductions instead, putting Amy into a lose-lose scenario, turning one of her greatest strengths against her.
So, with all these items and abilities both can throw at each other, the real question is this: with all her powers and equipment, can Amy put Lola down for good? The answer is, well, no. Amy possesses a vast arsenal, and the Chaos Emeralds grant her a form powerful enough to keep pace with Lola in terms of raw stats. However, despite all of that, none of Amy's abilities provide a reliable way to permanently put Lola down. Lola is a toon, and as Bugs says, toons can survive anything, this includes being reduced to only eyeballs, a skeleton, shattered while frozen, being turned into popcorn, liquified, disintegrated, blowing up into nothing, the paper they’re on being torn, their physical body erased, spirits being disintegrated and popping, and also, having their information deleted.
Even if some of those feats took time, for example, Bugs surviving his information being deleted is never expanded upon enough to determine exactly how long his recovery took, it still demonstrates just how resilient Toon bodies truly are. If even relatively inexperienced Toons can survive forms of existence erasure, it only reinforces the insane levels of survivability and regeneration that characters like Lola can reasonably be compared to.
Also, while the Emeralds and Super Forms do offer a variety of abilities, Amy has never demonstrated those abilities in the modern setting, where the best Chaos Powers lie. While, theoretically, she could, after all, Sonic pulled off Chaos Control with no experience and a fake Emerald on his first try, it would be a bit of a stretch to say Amy could do the same. Unlike Lola, whose entire body is made of Toon Physiology, Sonic and Shadow's capabilities with Chaos come from their skill (and body, in Shadow's case). Amy is mostly going to be using her Super Form for offense, and that can only take her so far until she runs out of time and reverts back to base.
In the end, while Amy may hold a slight edge in overall versatility with her arsenal, Lola's own abilities remain far more difficult to counter, and while Amy puts up a mighty battle, especially in the abilities department with all her powers and skills, Lola just edges her out overall.
Lola takes abilities.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Amy put up a decently good fight. She's more experienced, can be interpreted as equally as powerful and fast with her Super Form, and counters a good chunk of Lola's own abilities and items. However, what Lola lacked in experience, she made up for with her skills, smarts, wits, her own power and speed, overwhelming survivability, and Toonfoolery, allowing her to hold her own against Amy's best abilities and land her own decisive ones, ultimately allowing her to take the win.
In a battle that came down to a Hare’s race, Lola rose to the challenge. That’s All Folks!
Lola Bunny
Advantages:
Against Base Amy, Lola blitzes and is far more powerful
Toon Physiology and extraordinary survivability make her extremely difficult to permanently defeat
More skilled fighter
Smarter and more naturally deceptive (trickster nature).
Power Replication and Reductio Ad Absurdum are matchup defining abilities Amy lacks clear answers to
More versatile melee weapons
More athletic
Equal:
Depending on interpretation, both can be equally powerful and equally fast
Disadvantages:
Less experienced
Amy is the better battlefield tactician
Amy's arsenal provides slightly greater overall versatility
Amy counters a large portion of Lola's items and status-inflicting abilities
Potentially lacks a clear answer to the Ark of the Cosmos
Dark Card can steal one of Lola's items
Amy Rose
Advantages:
More experienced
Better battlefield tactician
Amy's arsenal provides slightly greater overall versatility compared to Lola’s
Amy counters a large portion of Lola's items and status-inflicting abilities
Lola could potentially lack a clear answer to the Ark of the Cosmos
Dark Card can steal one of Lola's items
Equal:
Depending on interpretation, both can be equally powerful and equally fast
Disadvantages:
Against Base Amy, Lola blitzes and is far more powerful
Toon Physiology and extraordinary survivability make Lola virtually impossible for Amy to put down
Lola is more skilled as a fighter
Lola is smarter and more naturally deceptive
Power Replication and Reductio Ad Absurdum are matchup defining abilities Amy lacks clear answers to
Lola has more versatile melee weapons
Lola is definitely more athletic
The recent discourse surrounding her character
Especially with the cards, doggone guys there cool
Lola Bunny, blessedaura, FinalCometVA,MJSonic234
Amy Rose, (0) Doggone
Winner
Lola Bunny: "And that's a w-wrap..! Geez, What is this hammer made of? Titanium!?"
Why This Matchup
Since the moment my boy Flip created this matchup, it immediately became my favorite Amy Rose matchup. Outside of Sakura, I've never been a fan of many of Amy's other popular matchup ideas, either because the connections were too barebones or because they leaned too heavily into Super Amy, whose canonicity is, at best, dubious. But this one, this one right here, is perfect.
Before diving into everything I want to see from this matchup, let's first break down the connections. Shoutout to Flip for the connections as these are his words:
Both Lola Bunny and Amy Rose's most defining interpretations share a blend of eccentric energy and intense devotion to their respective romantic interests, Bugs Bunny and Sonic the Hedgehog. In The Looney Tunes Show, Lola gained way more notoriety as she was reimagined as hilariously scatterbrained, with a chaotic yet endearing personality that often puts Bugs in uncomfortable but amusing situations. Similarly, Amy’s relentless affection for Sonic is expressed through her bold, often comedic attempts to pursue him, though her over-the-top antics frequently lead to chaos.
Both characters started as one-dimensional love interests: Lola in Space Jam as a confident, sultry basketball player, and Amy in Sonic CD as a damsel chasing Sonic. However, modern versions expanded their personalities. Lola became a quirky, unpredictable character with an awkward charm in The Looney Tunes Show, while Amy evolved into a headstrong, determined character who balances her affection for Sonic with true heroism, showcasing her as a character capable of balancing comedic antics with genuine growth.
Humor defines their characters. Lola’s unfiltered stream-of-consciousness dialogue and impulsive decisions, like renting out Bugs’ house for an insane scheme, make her the chaotic centerpiece of The Looney Tunes Show. Amy, too, adds comedy through her unwavering confidence and temper, such as wildly misinterpreting situations involving Sonic or her overly dramatic attempts to show off her strength and capability.
Both characters share surprising moments of competence. While Lola often appears completely detached from reality, she unexpectedly displays impressive athleticism, martial arts skills, and other talents, like her flawless musical performance or exceptional driving skills. Amy, often underestimated for her romantic obsession, proves her strength as a hammer-wielding fighter who can stand her ground against powerful enemies, showing that she’s more than just a lovestruck sidekick.
Their relationships with their love interests highlight their determination and boldness. Lola’s unrelenting (and often absurd) pursuit of Bugs makes for comedic moments, but her loyalty and care for him shine through. Amy’s dynamic with Sonic is similarly intense, her love for him drives her to fight alongside him, though her obsession sometimes leads to clashes. Despite this, both characters show a genuine desire to support their partners in their unique, if unconventional, ways.
Both characters are tied to unconventional found families. Lola finds herself at odds with Bugs’ structured world but becomes part of the close-knit Looney Tunes cast through her chaotic yet lovable energy. Similarly, Amy’s place in Team Sonic sees her not just as the lovesick member but also as someone deeply valued for her determination and emotional support.
Historically, their reinventions mark major turning points in their franchises. Both characters now stand as examples of how reinvention can transform love interests into fully realized, unique personalities. It's also Sonic the Hedgehog VS Looney Tunes, this writes itself.
They both also have quite the temper as well.
With the connections out of the way, let's break down what I'd like to see from this matchup. The first thing I want to say is that I'm aware of the community's weariness toward putting non-Toon Force characters against Toon Force characters, especially if it's a spite-driven stomp, as we've seen with Bakugo vs. Squidward.
However, what differentiates this matchup from not only other Toon matchups but Looney Tunes matchups as well is that, yes, while Toon Force will certainly be a part of Lola's arsenal, this isn't going to be an all-out, screen-breaking, reality-warping display of toonfoolery. Lola is generally portrayed as someone who reacts to the absurdity of her world and uses her wits and skills to overcome it. She has absolutely used Toon Force before, after all, defying gravity, altering her environment, and manipulating the fourth wall are nothing to scoff at, but she prefers relying on her athleticism, physical capabilities, intelligence, and trickster nature first, with her tooniness serving as support rather than her primary fighting style.
Which works, because this matchup isn't just Amy getting mogged by Toon Force shenanigans the entire time with no way to respond. While there should absolutely be moments where she's left confused or baffled, like Lola suddenly appearing right beside her after Amy was certain she'd gone somewhere else, or Lola casually talking to the fourth wall, the fight can ultimately focus on the fact that these two can actually throw hands. Their contrasting approaches to physical combat, athleticism, and movement have the potential to bounce off each other really well, making for a dynamic and engaging fight.
Lola has an axe in her Frostbane costume, so let's see that thing clash with Amy's hammer, with the resulting impact tearing up the environment. Thanks to Dark Chronicles and World of Mayhem, let's see all of their items, debuffs, and other RPG mechanics bounce off one another. Let Lola's trickster side shine throughout the episode alongside her ditzy, scatterbrained personality. Their personalities, especially with Lola's portrayals in The Looney Tunes Show and New Looney Tunes, would play off Amy's incredibly well, making for some genuinely fun interactions both during the fight and in the banter. Especially since these two ladies share a fiery temper, let's see what happens when those tempers collide.
One thing I've noticed in a lot of Sonic-related blogs, and even in some Death Battle analysis segments for Sonic characters, is that they'll always mention the kart racing stuff, but let's be real, it never actually shows up in the animation. This matchup finally gives those elements a chance to shine. A segment where Amy and Lola battle it out in their karts while racing through the environment, using the various items and power-ups from their respective series, would be incredibly fun. It also fits the Looney Tunes style perfectly. Heck, Lola even has a dedicated episode where she races against Rhonda in a similar fashion. That sequence alone could give us plenty of opportunities to showcase Lola's Bugs-like wit and trickster antics while Amy tries to keep up.
Do you need Super Amy for this matchup? No, not really. I don't mind it, especially with things like Nova Bunny and all the other cool abilities World of Mayhem gives Lola. But generally, I'd rather not use it. Amy just doesn't use the Chaos Emeralds like that. Heck, the only game where she actively uses them in combat is Superstars. I'd rather have an Amy fight focus on her own abilities and her hammer than lean into Chaos Emerald transformations. You absolutely can use Super Amy, it doesn't hurt the matchup, but personally, I'd rather not.
In conclusion, you can get a lot of great potential out of this one. You still get a fight that plays to Amy's physical capabilities, especially her hammer, which is probably the most important part of any Amy matchup. But because of Lola's Looney nature, you also get to have a lot of fun with both characters' abilities and sense of humor. Honestly, I think I love the kart sequence idea the most. I think most folks forget that the Sonic series, while definitely not to the same level, does display Toon-like behavior in some games as well. So it's not like one character being a full-on Toon hurts this matchup, especially when Sonic characters are no strangers to getting flattened like pancakes themselves. And, of course, there's hammerspace, with Amy casually pulling her hammer out of nowhere.
In any Sonic matchup, you need a character who can not only match and bounce off the cast's signature abilities, but also keep up with their speed. Lola does exactly that while bringing her own unique flair to the fight, allowing her distinct style, abilities, and Looney nature to give the matchup its own identity.
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Thank you Round for making the video for the next time
I also want to announce that I’m also working on another Character Analysis centering on Archie Eggman, that is it.
