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Abaddon, Lord of the Void. The demonic Lord of the Void, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Alienator. Alienator describes himself as one man willing to do whatever it takes to keep humanity free from alien scourge. (more) | no comments

Animoid: Rhino. No information is available about this contender. (more) | no comments

Animus. A chimera-being created by Dow Chemicals as a genetically engineered soldier in competition with Mitsubishi's Synthoid units. (more) | no comments

Anvil. An unstoppable robot built by defense contractor G. Etter Industries. (more) | no comments

Arachnoid. Despite possessing the powers of an arachnid, Arachnoid would rather live the life of a normal teen. (more) | no comments

The Arsonist. A high-tech mercenary who will burn down anything for a price. She has a reputation for not caring too much about who might get caught in the fires she sets. (more) | no comments

Asmodae, Lord of Despair. The demonic Lord of Despair, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Atlas. The self-proclaimed “strongest man in the world — with the raw strength to move the planet.” (more) | no comments

Azure. Her body coursing with a strange energy, little is known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Baal, God of War. The demonic God of War, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Bad Man. A voodoo priest who seeks to seize the reins of world power. (more) | no comments

Bang Bang. A mutant girl with the ability to create devestating blasts of energy, she was transformed into a zombie by Curse after being killed in the Arena. (more) | no comments

Barbarian. Transported to Earth from the land of Skannordia, Barbarian seeks to destroy the evil magicians that threaten his home. (more) | no comments

Batson “Old Bat-Man” Marsh. The aged patriarch of the Marsh Clan, Batson Marsh is not afraid to get his hands dirty busting heads with the rest of his family. (more) | no comments

Beam. A modern desperado, he claims to be “an hombre without equal”. (more) | no comments

Beelzebub, Lord of Lies. The demonic Lord of Lies, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Behemoth. Division Y’s recreation of Synthoid CCU. (more) | no comments

Big Daddy Smak. For his part Big Daddy calls himself nothing less than the reincarnation of Christ. Despite what might seem like pure raving insanity we can only say, when it comes to power, watch out for this scantily clad, plus-sized Contender. (more) | no comments

Big Game. A hunter driven to take on the most dangerous game of all, “superbeings”. (more) | no comments

Black Lotus. A superbeing with a grudge against the “soft Western world”. (more) | no comments

Bobcatten. A member of the catlike Felightnings. (more) | no comments

Bobkitten. A member of the catlike Felightnings. (more) | no comments

Cannon. The robot member of the Cramtastic Four, Cannon appears related to the Synthoid robots. (more) | no comments

Cheet-A. The leader of the catlike Felightnings. (more) | 1 comment

Chimera. Claiming that he was once a normal human, he has sworn to prove to humanity that he can truly be the monster he appears. (more) | no comments

Cole Cash. Superhumanly strong and seemingly invulnerable, Cole looks like and possesses the powers of the Arena character Gangsta. (more) | no comments

Dr Coriolis. A crazed genius and master of kinetic force, who has placed his knowledge and power at the disposal of the alien Cepholosquids. (more) | no comments

Current. A being made of living electricty. (more) | no comments

Cyber-Gangrel. The cybernetic twin of the bottle-wielding Gangrel and member of the Cramtastic Four. (more) | no comments

Delalathor the Oracle. One of the gods worshipped by Professor Creepy. (more) | no comments

Detonator. A criminal with the power to make objects explode. (more) | no comments

Donnie Brook. Not only a super-drinker, but a super-brawler as well. (more) | no comments

Failsafe. An 18-foot tall Russian composed of radioactive lead. The Russian government has added him to the UN super team, but they are unable to move him quickly to areas of conflict. (more) | no comments

Fortress. Division Y’s answer to Siege. (more) | no comments

Frigid. A 24-foot tall woman who radiates cold. (more) | no comments

Frost. A blue-skinned woman with a white refrigeration suit that gives off icy vapors from its joints. (more) | no comments

Grand Mal. Few details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Grand Master Fang. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Gridlock. A Southerner with gravity control powers and a view of history that doesn’t mesh with reality. (more) | no comments

Hammerfist. A being with superhuman strength and a mishapen hand who was transformed into a zombie after being killed in the Arena. (more) | no comments

Hardcore. A hard-hitting, metallic, party girl looking to start some trouble and have some fun. (more) | no comments

Iblis, Lord of Fire. The demonic Lord of Fire, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Ifethsakesh the Destroyer. The destroyer and devourer of worlds and dimensions. (more) | no comments

Ithaqual, Lord of Winter. The demonic Lord of Winter, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Jared Alan Marsh. Possessing incredible strength and resistance to damage like other members of his family, Jared also practices an unique form of martial arts. (more) | 1 comment

Uncle Jess Marsh. Old Bat-Man’s youngest son, who plans to take out the competition with his trusty shotgun. (more) | no comments

Big Jim-John Marsh. While not the sharpest tool in the shed, he certainly makes up for that with raw strength and resilience. (more) | no comments

Kaze. One of the trio of women who call themselves the Arashi, who came to the Arena seeking to avenge Ronin’s murder of their teacher. (more) | no comments

Khan. The heir of Genghis Khan, who intends to rebuild the Mongol empire. (more) | no comments

Koala. A strange woman with the ears and features of a koala bear. (more) | no comments

Lady Thunder. The wife of Lord Lightning, Lady Thunder currently serves as a member of the AmeriGuard. (more) | no comments

Lilith, Lord of Lust. The demonic Lord of Lust, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Lion-P. A member of the catlike Felightnings. (more) | no comments

Lovatar, Lord of Pain. The demonic Lord of Pain, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Lt Voss. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Lucent. The second cyborg to enter the Arena as a representative of Lucent Technologies. (more) | no comments

Lucifer the Dawn Star. A demonic lord, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Lyn-X. A member of the catlike Felightnings. (more) | no comments

Malignous the Bounty Hunter. A ruthless alien bounty hunter who came to Earth to capture Dwarfstar. (more) | no comments

Mammon, Lord of Stone. The demonic Lord of Stone, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Master Kim. An expert in martial arts and popular exercise guru, Master Kim seeks to show the world that even normal people can compete with superbeings. (more) | no comments

Migi Te. An expert in kendo, and one of Sensei’s most advanced students from the Temple of Five Gates. (more) | no comments

Mike Newborn. Donna Sullivan’s producer and sometimes co-host, he disappeared mysteriously after being injured by Curse in a post-game interview. (more) | no comments

Mind Twister. An opportunistic mentalist who escaped from the Elm Glade Home for the Mentally Challenged with Aquarius and Khan. (more) | no comments

Missy Marsh. Cletus’ eldest daughter, who uses black magic to aid her family. (more) | no comments

Modi. No information is known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Mr Tidy. A corporate superbeing with an aversion to dirt and an unhealthy taste for blood. (more) | no comments

Muck. A being made of mud and sludge. (more) | no comments

Murder. An escaped convict who sought refuge from the law inside the Arena. (more) | no comments

Nebra-Ka. An ancient mummy that pursued Curse to retrieve the stolen Staff of Osiris. (more) | no comments

Nergal, Lord of Darkness. The demonic Lord of Darkness, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world's other demons. (more) | no comments

Nightshade. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Nightstalker. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Opossum. An animalistic being whose bite seems to pass a type of lycanthropy on to its victims. (more) | no comments

Panth-R. A member of the catlike Felightnings. (more) | no comments

The Patriot. A woman who wields her shield and synaptic disrupter to protect the American Way. (more) | no comments

Pazuzu, Lord of Disease. The demonic Lord of Disease, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world's other demons. (more) | no comments

Pharoah. Few details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Psicopath. In addition to being a powerful telekinetic, Psicopath serves as General Talbot’s aide and main liaison to Team America. (more) | no comments

Quest. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Razorling. A winged woman who is a well known and talented singer outside the Arena. (more) | no comments

Red. One of the Russian superbeings sent to bring Failsafe back under control. (more) | no comments

Rhett Sampson. The man the Felightnings point to as their greatest enemy and destroyer of their way of life. (more) | no comments

Rosie the Riveter. A contender seeking to prove that a woman can go just as any man in the Arena. (more) | no comments

Rottweiler. An escapee from the Elm Glade Home for the Mentally Challenged, he claims to be an avatar of the mighty Dog God. (more) | no comments

Sabonim. The Wind Lord of the Temple of Five Gates and master of taekwondo. (more) | no comments

Sampsonite: Bat. No information is known about this contender. (more) | 2 comments

Sampsonite: Octopi. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Scarf. The gigantic retainer of Cheet-A and the Felightnings. (more) | no comments

Seifu. The Iron Lord of the Temple of Five Gates and master of kung-fu. (more) | no comments

Sensei. The venerable leader of the Temple of Five Gates and master of kendo. (more) | no comments

Seraph. Division Y’s answer to Curse. (more) | no comments

Shamballa. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Shuurai. One of the trio of women who call themselves the Arashi, who came to the Arena seeking to avenge Ronin’s murder of their teacher. (more) | no comments

Slippery Pete. An escapee from the Elm Glade Home for the Mentally Challenged, Slippery Pete possesses incredible powers of speed. (more) | no comments

Smoke. Few details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Snake. A formal football star who was transformed by an experimental regeneration process after injuries ended his pro sports career. (more) | no comments

Star of David. A superhuman in the employ of Israel, who has been accused of acting in a terrorist capacity. (more) | no comments

Stonewall. One of the Division Y recreations of Major Roc. (more) | no comments

Stovepipe. The youngest of the Marsh children, Stovepipe fights alongside her family in her homemade armor. (more) | no comments

Strike Eagle. Division Y’s recreation of Overdrive. (more) | no comments

Susa, Lord of Storms. The demonic Lord of Storms, who was trapped within Keeper of Faith with the world’s other demons. (more) | no comments

Synthoid AT. The anti-terrorism version of the Synthoid robot. (more) | no comments

Synthoid HA. The “Heavy Arms” or assault version of the Synthoid robot. (more) | 1 comment

Talon. Little is known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Tengu. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Tillos Sampson. The son of Rhett Sampson and Shamballa. (more) | no comments

Titan. One of the Division Y recreations of Major Roc. (more) | no comments

Tsunami. One of the trio of women who call themselves the Arashi, who came to the Arena seeking to avenge Ronin’s murder of their teacher. (more) | no comments

Ultimus. A cyborg who had sought to be a living god upon the Earth. (more) | no comments

Valence. A woman composed of energy who has clashed numerous times with Failsafe. (more) | no comments

Wargirl. Few details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments

Warhammer. Division Y’s recreation of Professor Creepy. (more) | no comments

Yang-Tsing. No details are known about this contender. (more) | no comments