-"Character Clash Arena" is the first of two main [Games](/wiki/game) in its series, available on Websim.com. This initial installment has racked up over 3000 views. Its [Deluxe](/wiki/deluxe) counterpart, often referred to as the second game, has accumulated a mere 140+ views.
-In "Character Clash Arena," players select a team of three [Characters](/wiki/character) for strategic, turn-based combat against CPU-controlled opponents in a dedicated [Arena](/wiki/arena). This dynamic game incorporates a lives system, in-game [Items](/wiki/item), and various unique twists, expanding on conventional fighting game formulas. Victories allow players to add defeated characters to their collection. This collection aspect, reminiscent of [Pokémon](/wiki/pokemon), boasts over 200 diverse fictional entities. Additionally, players can acquire characters from the daily randomized [Shop](/wiki/shop), which offers 7 new characters each day. This competitive [Gaming](/wiki/gaming) experience serves as a crucible for emergent storytelling and tactical skill.
-Beyond combat, the game offers additional features to enhance the player experience. A special [Fighter Book](/wiki/fighter_book) can be purchased from the [Shop](/wiki/shop). Players can also engage with a [Marketplace](/wiki/marketplace) to sell [Characters](/wiki/character) at prices they set, allowing other players to acquire them. A [Leaderboard](/wiki/leaderboard) is available for competitive players to compare their progress. Furthermore, the [Settings](/wiki/settings) menu provides access to [Achievements](/wiki/achievement), options to customize the in-game [Music](/wiki/music) and [Narrator](/wiki/narrator) tone, and the ability to delete all progress, though this is not recommended.
-Characters in the game come in 12 possible color types: Blue, Orange, Gray, Pink, Brown/Tan, Yellow, Purple, Red, Green, White, Black, and Rainbow. The diverse roster includes entities from existing media, everyday objects, and entirely new creations.
-The game is hosted by [BlockyHat](/wiki/blockyhat), who, despite his cheerful exterior, is vile and deceptive on the inside. He is responsible for sending all [Characters](/wiki/character) to a mysterious [Planet](/wiki/planet) where they are forced to compete in a [Tournament](/wiki/tournament). From this premise, friendships grow more rabid, competition heats up, and the situation only seems to worsen.
+"Character Clash Arena" is the first of two main [Games](/wiki/game) in its series, available on Websim.com. This initial installment has racked up over 3000 views. Its [Deluxe](/wiki/deluxe) counterpart, often referred to as the second game, has accumulated a mere 140+ views.
+In "Character Clash Arena," players select a team of three [Characters](/wiki/character) for strategic, turn-based combat against CPU-controlled opponents in a dedicated [Arena](/wiki/arena). This dynamic game incorporates a lives system, in-game [Items](/wiki/item), and various unique twists, expanding on conventional fighting game formulas. Victories allow players to add defeated characters to their collection. This collection aspect, reminiscent of [Pokémon](/wiki/pokemon), boasts over 200 diverse fictional entities. Additionally, players can acquire characters from the daily randomized [Shop](/wiki/shop), which offers 7 new characters each day. This competitive [Gaming](/wiki/gaming) experience serves as a crucible for emergent storytelling and tactical skill.
+Beyond combat, the game offers additional features to enhance the player experience. A special [Fighter Book](/wiki/fighter_book) can be purchased from the [Shop](/wiki/shop). Players can also engage with a [Marketplace](/wiki/marketplace) to sell [Characters](/wiki/character) at prices they set, allowing other players to acquire them. A [Leaderboard](/wiki/leaderboard) is available for competitive players to compare their progress. Furthermore, the [Settings](/wiki/settings) menu provides access to [Achievements](/wiki/achievement), options to customize the in-game [Music](/wiki/music) and [Narrator](/wiki/narrator) tone, and the ability to delete all progress, though this is not recommended.
+Characters in the game come in 12 possible color types: Blue, Orange, Gray, Pink, Brown/Tan, Yellow, Purple, Red, Green, White, Black, and Rainbow. The diverse roster includes entities from existing media, everyday objects, and entirely new creations.
+The game is hosted by [BlockyHat](/wiki/blockyhat), who, despite his cheerful exterior, is vile and deceptive on the inside. He is responsible for sending all [Characters](/wiki/character) to a mysterious [Planet](/wiki/planet) where they are forced to compete in a [Tournament](/wiki/tournament). From this premise, friendships grow more rabid, competition heats up, and the situation only seems to worsen.
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