DBX - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Gambit vs. Taskmaster

Lara Croft vs. Jill Valentine

Krillin vs. Tien vs. Yamcha

Chun-Li vs. Tifa Lockheart

Thor vs. 100 Pikachu

Hulk vs. Juggernaut

Blade vs. Hellboy

Luffy vs. Mr. Fantastic

Daredevil vs. Kenshi

Harley Quinn vs. Domino

Akame vs. Killua

Yoshi vs. Pac-Man

Natsu vs. Iceman

Amy vs. Sakura

Juri vs. Mileena

Vergil vs. Hakumen

Chie vs. Karin

Burning Gundam vs. Thunder Megazord

Batman vs. Scorpion

Sasuke vs. Ichigo

Wolverine vs. 100 Barakas

Alucard vs. Dio Brando

Catwoman vs. Black Cat

Ruby Rose vs. Ragna the Bloodedge

Ryu vs. Liu Kang

Bendy vs. Cuphead
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