Aalok was one of the first magicians aside from Warlock. His knowledge of different types of magic was extensive. He passed his knowledge on to Quickhand.

Swift tried numerous times to overthrow Quickhand but he'd always lose. Admiring his determination, Quickhand took him under his wing. Swift was a decent, well-balanced fighter.

Alex is one of the few female fighters. She's fast and well rounded.

Amicus is well known for her ability to keep an quick output of posts while keeping them well described. Amicus is the best female fighter in history. Her extensive vocabulary and speed have earned her this spot.

Sister of Quickhand, the Legendary Heroine was a great fighter before she hung up her gloves.

The best prospect of his time, Mimic had all of the potential in the world. He had all of the ingredients to make a great fighter. Unfortunately, he quit because he was afraid of getting carpal tunnel.

A decent fighter from Animelab, he played a crucial role in Divine Z.

Flik was the man. He was the best speed fighter of his time. The only other great around during his era was Kyros, who he beat countless times. I know you're wondering if he was so great then why isn't he #1? Let's break down his career. Flik was the #1 fighter, yes, but he ruled a weak era. He didn't have enough competition to fight and beat that would elevate him to a higher level. He just had Kyros. This is not his fault but it is what it is. If Mike Tyson was around during Ali's era, would he be able to knock out the likes of Foreman, Frasier, and Ali himself the way he knocked out the guys of his era? The answer is no. This is one of the reason's Ali is ranked higher than Tyson. Had Flik stayed around and beat the top level fighters who came after him then he could've made the #1 spot. Point blank, Flik didn't beat enough great fighters. Flik's 2 second connect record was broken by many. How would Flik react if he fought someone faster than he? Would he be able to out-think them? Again, this is not his fault for being the fastest but there are people who broke his connection speed AND could still out-think those faster than them. Hell, Kael could connect in 2 seconds in RT2A. My point is that those who came after Flik were faster than he and they were smart. We will never know for sure if they'd beat Flik but they probably would. Flik is also the only man to beat Quickhand without losing in the rematch (they never had one). Flik disappeared before they could fight again. He beat Quick when Quick was still green. It's like having an amateur fight a professional. Henry Tillman beat Mike Tyson in the amateurs, but what happened when they fought in the Pros when Tyson was more seasoned? Tillman was KTFO. Prime for prime it isn't even close. Flik wouldn't be in Quickhand's league. Quick showed his ability to get better after every lost when he beat Kyros. Flik just wasn't around long enough. Legend has it that Flik was undefeated. It's believable because his only competition was Kyros. This is quite a feat and he should be applauded for this. However, it's not enough. Someone could show up today with the current state of speed fighting and easily accumulate some wins and beat the best around and retire undefeated. This wouldn't make them #1 because they're doing it in a weak era. Lastly, speed fighting has evolved so much since Flik's time. He only had to worry about being #1 in T2. Today there's royals and longer styles. As I said before, Kael broke his 2 second connect record by doing it in RT2A. What this all means is that on paper, Flik would get destroyed by any fighter in the top five. We'll never know for sure though.

Cade is a good fighter. He's overall well rounded and can hold his own against anyone. He was a member of the active top 5 fighters. Although he was never able to beat his trainer, he has many defeats against greater fighters than himself. If he did not quit, Cade would probably be number one.

Cody was the son of Yuush and thus the grandson of Quickhand / MG. He surpassed his dad once his dad disappeared. Cody could fight in all styles but preferred T2.

Dai Kaiou Shin was the first speed-fighting champion. He also created freeform fighting.

Shields was an extremely talented fighter. He had speed and the skills to match. He was also fun to fight because of his use of magic. His weakness was that he could never really make the transition from advanced auto to T2. He had the speed to be a good T2'er but he just couldn't grasp the concept of closed connections. Had he been able to then he'd be ranked much higher.

Destin was one of the best speed-fighters in his era. Many viewed him as the best speed fighter ever, but to be mindful, he wouldn't last in the newer generations of speed-fighting. Nonetheless, Destin was a great fighter.

Eiji was a decent fighter but he had a weak will and it was easy to break his spirit.

Justin has been around for a very long time. He's been a great fighter for damn near the entire time he's been a fighter. He is well-balanced and good in every style.

Jinphen had god-like speed in T2.

Another one of the first speed fighting champions. Ken Kyo was an honorable fighter and was well dedicated to his craft.

Another prospect, Krl has a bright future as well. The fact that he almost beat Kael speaks for itself.

The hybrid fighter from animelab had tremendous speed. He's one of the fastest guys I've ever fought. He could also adapt to other styles and learned T2 and it's many variations. The best fighter from the alab server hands down.

Kyros is one of the best fighters of all time. The classic good guy, he'd go around beating up all of the bad guys who were trying to overthrow Chars. His speed was unrivaled at one point. He was very persistent with his attacks, although quite predictable. He held the mantle of the best speed fighter in the land until he was dethroned by Quickhand.

To say the least, Lance is one of the best fighters to be in the sport. Others can go on all day speaking of his flaws or how many times he has lost, etc, but the point remains, Lance was a well known fighter because of his speed and ability to adapt to any fight. Lance will always be remembered.

Lysander also had his fair share in T1. Lysander was a great fighter, in his time, and most likely still is if he is still around. Lysander had amazing speed and his way with words was revolutionary. As far as talent goes, this guy had a lot of it. He was quite known on MySpace and later on appeared again in RealChat's era. On top of that he's been around for a very long time, long before Eden Era. In fact, we are not sure exactly how long Lysander has been around.

Unknowingly to most, Master is a superb speed fighter.

Best fighter from the Gunn camp. Nick Gunn appeared in RealChat's era and quickly rose to the challenge of being a great fighter. He fought many of the elite in this era and proved to them that he was worthy of such recognition to be added into the official hall of fame.

Prettz is easily one of the greatest fighters to compete in this sport. He brought speed-fighting to a revolutionary standpoint and milestone, allowing for those stuck within the old ways to evolve and become more skilled. Without any further knowledge, Prettz is an honorary member of the Hall of Fame and stands as an idol.

Not to get him mixed up with the horde of other Sephiroth's out there, this one is from animelab. He ran shit there and his peers regarded him as the best on the server. Great at hybrid fighting.

Shadow Manductor was quickly raising his skill in RealChat's era as a speed-fighter, training under Ukyo. He also trained alongside Shonengetsu for a short period of time. Shadow Manductor become one of the Elite there and was notated as a honorable fighter and a limitless one.

One of the greatest long style fighters to ever compete in this sport. Shonengetsu paved the way for S15 and S20 in RealChat's era. On MySpace it took him 6 months to be considered an elite. Shonengetsu is well known for taking short-leave vacations of a year or two and coming back. He has been around for a very long time, and has involved himself in many discussions of roleplay and combat. Some would say Shonengetsu could have very well become the best if he had dedicated himself to it. Shonengetsu also played behind the scenes with many great clans, families and armies, acting as a covert member or "Manager". Shonengetsu also became well known for his coding skills and secretarial work and helped created some of the top RP sites in Eden Era's history. Shonengetsu was also apart of almost every RP family/clan/army/group in Eden Era's history under secret alias'.

Specter is good in both T2 and T1. He is one of the few fighters capable of out-thinking those who are faster than him. This is a very important trait and he beat many opponents who were faster than he. He also played a big part in Divine Z.

Tala is arguably the best fighter from Myspace. He created the character Mystic Vegetto after who he said is his idol, Mystic Gogeta. Although he lost to MG, he did manage to land a couple of hits. He has the potential to be the heir to MG's throne.

Son of Warlock and heir to the Death Knights.

Teanaku Saluna, or Sojin Senku, is a fighter that will be remembered for his description. He also used magic and weapons in his fights. Even when outclassed, he held himself to a very high standard. If he had the speed to match his description then he'd be a great fighter.

Transform was the father of Mystic Gogeta, although he was never the better fighter. He was a die-hard saiyan who believed the only way to improve was through fighting alone.

Tremere was a great fighter in his era but he couldn't keep up with the evolution of speed fighters. Once a great, he found himself losing to almost everyone he faced late in his career. He fought on for too long and let the sport of speed fighting retire him instead of retiring from the sport of speed fighting. Had he retired a few years earlier then he'd be ranked much higher.

Violet is the second best female fighter to compete in this sport. Violet has emerged from MySpace and a stone fighter quickly raising skill in speed-fighting and dominating the era with her use of vocabulary and fighting style. Violet was only second to Amicus due to speed, but a rematch between the two would be needed to determine who the best female fighter is nowadays.

Warlock is arguably the greatest wizard of all time. He used his magic to defeat and out-class fighters that were much faster than him.

Son of Quickhand, Yuush was a beast. He would stay up all night working on his craft, trying to become better than his rival Kael. He was extremely dedicated and a quick learner. The sky was the limit for him. Yuush returned in 2012. Upon returning, he quickly cleaned house and defeated the best fighters around, establishing himself as the best fighter in the world.