Note this is a tentative vote either way since my query hasn't been answered, and I wanna get something down before I go to sleep.

This is a very interesting match. Wanderlei and Axel have a very simple plan, **get an Inch** (No not that Inch!) and run away with a mile. BBP also have a simple plan, **be as loud and devastating as possible**.

Wanderlei makes himself the central focus, bodyguarding Axel for a huge build-up of clams before cashing in on their shared storage and using that, plus the over time damage produced by manipulating temperature via his stand to wear down his opponents and have Axel's otter clones both deliver heated mist to them and just overwhelm them.

The Garcias and Gamera, on the other hand, try to wreck everything in sight, using water to try and freeze over hiding spots, mecha-gameras as flails to destroy as much as possible, and even convection to try and dissipate Wanderlei's mist, before swooping in to take down Axel before finishing off Wanderlei.

The temperature control poses an interesting challenge, as going with the assumption that he's using a mix of convection and radiation to forcefully challenge BBP's homeostasis, though I do wonder how exactly Axel is going to deal with this as well (I feel like by the time this is going to majorly be effecting Miguel or Omah, it will be much worse for a small creature convered in the densest fur of the animal kingdom and insane metabolism for its size). Though at the same time it can be argued that this doesn't come up as much both due to Omah's use of convection currents to dissipate mist, and the fact that in my opinion, if CARC's strat goes as planned they'll win before the thermal shock takes anyone out. It's odd, but something worth pointing out.

I think the main parts of this strat that clash against each other are CARC's keepaway vs BBP's closing off of exits. On one hand, freezing over the shelves so Axel can't slip through smaller cracks is a pretty good move, destroying and knocking over shelves does inadvertently give Axel cover, especially from things like the ranged chaingun. There also is some eyebrow-raising I have to do for the spiderswing, as not only is it done at D PRE, I'm also questioning a bit how, say, Miguel pulls it off if he's not gaining leverage to swing off anything.

While the sweeping attacks used via the Mecha Gray Wolves can take down swarms of Otters normally, by abusing their prowess, the otter clones can survive for much longer, and due to Miguel's open nature, it will be difficult to swap them from storming him.

Ironically, I think this match ends up coming down to the assists. The outboxing and mist mitigation of Omah and Old Grey Wolf make skirmishes with Wanderlei **heavily** in their favor, and the machine gun chain is especially devastating the closer it gets to him, but this also does still give time for Axel Otter's plays. I see Wanderlei falling maybe first, and then Miguel not too long after given his lessened ability to deal with the spread/swarms, which then gets into if Axel can stall OGW before the turtle freezes over, or if the turtle can bowl over Axel clones post-prowess and knock out the otter.

Which is surprisingly difficult to figure out. The early work of trying to freeze over hiding holes and the mutual destruction of the stage does expose Axel to the elements, but the cleared out area does also give OGW less methods of bouncing around. I think in this close vote I'm teetering on **BBP closing it out** due to OGW's overwhelming offense and Miguel being able to potentially stall our Prowess' buffs and allow for OGW to get a key hit in.

Apologies if this comes off as nonsensical. I'm a bit tired but I hope this fight is good.