Toonopolis Fighting World

Ah, the most important section of all: the roster. These are the ones who make it all happen here. Each toon has their own biography complete with fight records. This roster page is for current toons only.

1.) The TFW uses a points system originated by former Golden State Wrestling fed-head, Ross Hudgens, and their rankings master – Jeremy Rodden. The system makes the rankings a little more fair and unbiased, I think, and makes a big win over a top-ranked toon really a major victory.

2.) Each new toon comes into the federation with four (4) points to their name. They can never go lower than this value as it would destroy the system. When a toon defeats another, he earns 25% of his opponent’s points and likewise, his opponent loses 25% of his points. For example, if a toon with eight points is fighting a toon with four points and the guy with four wins, they both end up with six after the fight. The guy with eight lost 25% of his points (25% of eight is two) and the guy with four earned those two points. Understand? )

3.) Toons earn specific points for the following things instead of using the 25% system: winning a championship will earn you ten extra points, winning any fight with four or more opponents will earn you five points. Points/records are not changed for spontaneous storyline fights, only for fights booked by the staff.

4.) In three way fights, you get the combined 25% of each of your opponents, as do both guys who didn’t win lose 25% of their points. For example, Bob has eight points, Joe has four points, and Frank has twelve points. If Joe wins, he has nine points at the end (25% of eight is two, plus 25% of twelve, which is three).

5.) In handicap matches (one versus two/three/etc) the only changes to record can be a win by the single toon. If the single toon wins, it gets a win on its record plus the number of points equal to the number of opponents. There are no point or record changes for the toons on the out-numbering side no matter the outcome.

6.) (This addition created by Robbie Gaughran) In tornado team matches (two versus two), the two toons that lose both lose 25% of their points. These points are combined and then split evenly between the two winning toons. Example: Joe has 4, Bob has 8, Frank has 12, Jim has 16. Jim and Bob are fighting Frank and Joe. Frank and Joe win. Bob loses 2 points and Jim loses 4 points. Frank and Joe then split these 6 points and get 3 points each. After all is told, Joe now has 7, Bob now has 6, Frank now has 15, and Jim now has 12.

7.) When taking 25% (which is the same as dividing by four), not all numbers come out pretty. If you remember the rules for rounding to the ones place from elementary school math, they still apply here. 25% of five is 1.25, but that would translate as one in factoring points for rankings.

8.) For a draw, no point changes take place.

9.) If, by chance, the points are equal, the ranking then falls on the records. If the records are identical as well, the two (or more) toons are listed as the same ranking and placed in alphabetical order.

10.) If a toon leaves Toonopolis Fighting World and then returns later, its former record will be restored but its points will not. It may have wins/losses but it will start over with four points again.

11.) At the start of a new season (a season equals thirteen saturday morning episodes and a movie), the rankings are started fresh – save for the top ten toons from the previous season. This means that anyone not in the top ten is given four points again and the rankings for everyone with four points relies on record. The number one toon is granted fourteen points to start the next season, number two is granted thirteen, and so on.

12.) If anything is still not understood, feel free to e-mail the creator (creator@toonopolis.com), who will try to explain it better.