Pick two fighters
First pick Corner A

Lion
The mane event.

Tiger
Stripes, stealth, and serious biceps.

Elephant
The walking earthquake.

Giraffe
A living watchtower with a killer kick.

Hippo
A floating boulder with kitchen-knife tusks.

Rhino
A tank that forgot it is an animal.

Gorilla
A quiet giant until the chest-thump starts.

Zebra
A living barcode with a mule's kick.

Polar Bear
The Arctic's heavyweight champ.

Penguin
A tuxedo torpedo with zero quit.

Crocodile
A living fossil with a trapdoor mouth.

Cheetah
The land-speed record in spots.

Wolf
Team captain of the wild.

Kangaroo
Boxing champ with built-in trampolines.

Panda
A bamboo tank in a costume.

Ostrich
The kick that thinks it is a dinosaur.

Orangutan
The forest's puzzle-solving acrobat.

Camel
A desert ship with a surprise kick.

Meerkat
The smallest fighter with the biggest sentry energy.

Flamingo
A pink question mark with a secret temper.

Leopard
The spotted ghost of the treetops.

Jaguar
The skull-cracker of the rainforest.

Grizzly Bear
A mountain with claws and a short temper.

Chimpanzee
The tool-using cousin with a wild side.
Corner B

Komodo Dragon
A walking dinosaur with a chemistry set.

Hyena
The bone-crunching comedian of the savanna.

Red Panda
A rusty acrobat who would rather nap than rumble.

Koala
A sleepy specialist with surprising claws.

Sloth
The slowest fighter with the strongest grip.

Capybara
The world's chillest giant rodent.

Lemur
A striped-tail spring with a lot of opinions.

Tortoise
A walking bunker that outlives arguments.

Peacock
A walking fireworks show with spurs.

Sea Lion
A barking torpedo in a wet tuxedo.

Cassowary
The rainforest's dinosaur that never left.

Okapi
A forest giraffe in zebra socks.

King Cobra
The tallest snake, with a hood like a warning sign.

Anaconda
A river rope that forgot it is allowed to be this heavy.

Python
A patterned squeeze machine with patience.

Rattlesnake
A desert alarm clock with a noisy tail.

Boa
A rainforest squeeze with a calm face.

Bison
A shaggy locomotive with horns.

Snow Leopard
A ghost cat with a tail like a scarf.

Cougar
The quiet jumper with a hundred nicknames.

Baboon
A troop-tough primate with serious canine teeth.

Macaw
A flying bolt-cutter in party colors.

Otter
A slippery wrestler who treats rivers like gyms.

Walrus
A tusked sofa that rules the ice.

Armadillo
A walking helmet that sometimes becomes a soccer ball.

Anteater
A vacuum cleaner with wrecking-ball claws.

Tapir
A forest tank with a mini trunk.

Gazelle
A spring with horns and a stotting hobby.

Warthog
A tusked sprinter who reverse-parks into burrows.

Eagle
A sky hammer with talons like grappling hooks.

Alligator
A living log with a U-shaped grin.

Llama
A woolly sentry with a spit-screen special.

T. rex
The banana-toothed bone cruiser.

Triceratops
Three horns and a face-shield the size of a door.

Stegosaurus
Roof-plates up top, a tagged tail in back.

Velociraptor
Turkey-sized, feathered, and scientifically not a movie extra.

Brachiosaurus
A living watchtower that ate the upstairs leaves.

Spinosaurus
A sail-backed river hunter longer than a bus.

Ankylosaurus
A walking tank with a wrecking-ball tail.

Allosaurus
The Jurassic's hatchet-jaw hunter.

Parasaurolophus
A duckbill with a trombone on its head.

Carnotaurus
Bull horns, tiny arms, and a sprinter's tail.