Who is the Most Powerful Santa?

[@nickjbank5839]

To be fair, the Narnia Santa is fighting a creature from another universe that killed all life before landing in Narnia, who has been in a stalemate with the jolly man for 100 years. He's not the strongest Santa, but definitely stronger than the Get Santa one.

[@vampricramen]

So basically like Gandalf. (CS and JRR are spinning in their graves so fast it could power England for a week).

[@tabathacarruthers5122]

I wouldn't count the Santa in Narnia

[@glory3339]

Violent Night is the #1 Santa - saves the little girl from psychotic thugs, lots of magic, kills evil bad guys and it's also totally hilarious.

[@vampricramen]

"Die Hard is a Christmas movie." David Harbour: "Hold my hot cocoa."

[@MikesOrganicVideos]

I thoroughly enjoyed that movie, but if one of the criteria is bringing joy to everybody, well…

[@Ashinator-zb2ms]

Also he was a Viking so he is definitely Number one

[@jimstone3014]

I saw a theory that the Tim Allen Santa is the first Santa to survive more than a couple years because of all the extra safety precautions he and Charlie put in. That's why none of the elves are surprised when he shows up in the first movie and why they seem to have forgotten about the Mrs. Clause until the last second in the second move

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

Interesting theory

[@williamtodoruk9595]

The Santa Clauses series explains everything. That theory is shot

[@WasatchWind]

That was always my sort of assumption - that they'd had a string of short run Santas for a while - that's why the elves are unenthusiastic. They're all thinking "great, it's happened again. Now we're going to have to go through several years of getting this guy up to speed only for him to not really have his heart in it, or die in an accident before he gains much experience." Bernard's attitude further strengthens this idea."I'm so done with this. You're the new Santa, okay!" After Scott takes on the role of Santa, actually shows excitement and aptitude for it, the elves seem much more invigorated, and in the following film, he's completely renovated the north pole, and they literally say that statistically he has performed better compared to the last few Santas. This further fixes the plot hole of what happened to the past Mrs Clauses - none of the past few Santas ever lasted long enough for that requirement to take affect. It honestly makes for a really nice implied story, of that he restores the job of Santa to a new golden age.

[@williamtodoruk9595]

@@WasatchWind they already explained that in the Santa Clauses series. The other Santas were created for the time they served in. Scott was the first santa who was human. So they made the clauses in order to help guide him. There were no Mrs Claus because the magic only made the magical creatures. Scott was human thus needed human companionship.

[@WasatchWind]

@williamtodoruk9595 I'm going to be real, that is kinda boring world building and reminds me why I'm not interested in watching the rest of that series. Also that feels inconsistent with the lore. In the films they act like this is the normal way of things, that the role is passed from person to person, particularly Bernard acting like they've been through this before.

[@stevennabours1320]

Marvel Santa ... Definitely Marvel Santa. Dude literally wrestled the Hulk to a standstill.

[@RedLordOfAlagadda]

Pretty sure DC Santa is stronger.

[@Darigosh]

​@RedLordOfAlagadda yea defying Darkside for who knows how long that he has his ire is a big thing

[@codyeasonBGR]

That's not fair Narnia Santa knew what the kids need. The war was coming he gave them what they need like socks

[@SarahJareth]

I mean the kids were coming from WW2 era London during The Blitz they could handle using some nice weaponry none for Edmund

[@teamsteed1]

@@SarahJareth Edmund did betray his siblings for his favorite treat.

[@bobtheduck]

@@teamsteed1 Having eaten Turkish delight, I can safely say he was ready to betray them for nothing. Turkish delight was the single most disappointing food from media I ever got my hands on, and I almost choked on the drier than dry Calorie mates because I was a Metal Gear fan (I did end up eating the Calorie mates a lot, but only with water immediately upon them going into my mouth, because there was a good chance I'd die if I didn't)

[@teamsteed1]

@bobtheduck Thanks for telling me. I wouldn't betray my siblings.

[@vampricramen]

@bobtheduck True, but he is a British kid growing during WWII. Turkish delight was probably more flavor than his little brain could handle.

[@jimmyispromo]

The Red One JK Simmons Santa looks sure strong and powerful lol. But love Tim Allen's Santa

[@protorhinocerator142]

Team up between Tim Allen and Kurt Russel. This year the impending evil is so great we need TWO Santas to save the day! We can't promise they both survive.

[@goldman77700]

I'm not even big on Christmas but as a kid I thought his sleigh with the built-in coffee machine was the coolest.

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

20:20 if I had a nickel for every time Santa had to fight a villain known as Pitch, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.

[@protorhinocerator142]

The 1959 one was so bad it's funny. "Nobody loves a child like their parents do, and I love you more than anyone." Wait, what? Who wrote that?

[@zevfeitelson]

We need a DC Santa movie This man breaks into war world every year to give darkside coal

[@johnjafon2410]

klaus santa literally comes back as a spirit every year for christmas. so he is magical.

[@13nwaffles]

Santa from Futurama would blow all these other Santa’s away, literally.

[@alexanderjaruk]

(X) he's up against a guy that can Literally travel through time: he goes back to when MOM was a young miss and making him, uploads a double-secret shut-off code and no-sells the entire fight.

[@growinfaithkate6184]

I call shenanigans on Father Christmas vs Get Santa. Father Christmas battered at the white witch's domain, leaving her in a stalemate for a century & evades capture by the White Witch when he does get in, gave the kids and residents of Narnia what they needed, spread joy and festivity to the talking beasts. Yes. I'm using the books to give some context, but dang it, if you can use the books to give context to Joyce's Nick st. North background (Rise of the Guardians/Alec Baldwin Santa) then you can use the books to give context to Narnia's Father Christmas.

[@LazarusJone01]

You can't fight the correct TV Santa, Invader Zim Santa.

[@FoxDemonMaster]

Bow down bow down before the power of Santa or be crushed be crushed by his jolly boots of doom.

[@blindreddragon]

Silence, and uh merry platypus one and all!

[@FoxDemonMaster]

@@blindreddragon looks like Santa's here RAISE THE SHIELDS children.

[@ItsDanCasey]

Another extremely valid reason we chose to confine it to cinematic Santas

[@LamanKnight]

But I don't understand. Why does he want to conquer the Earth so BADLY?! What does he have to gain from it? Or to looooose? Also, the mechanizations of this malfunctioning Santa suit completely eluuuuuude me.

[@ImperialAtlantis]

Disappointed to not see the Claus family from Arthur Christmas, even though I'm aware that they'd be taken out in the first round

[@garrettbuell3172]

Id put them in over Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. But if they did this for Mrs. Claus - no contest that the one from Arthur Christmas takes the crown

[@TomDrake1989]

Marvel or DC's Santas. Can't compete with super hero santa.

[@williamtodoruk9595]

DC Santa brings coal to Darkseid every year even though Darkseid set up defenses and a kill on sight measure

[@patrickkirchner2254]

​@@williamtodoruk9595he also trained batman.

[@Fact-fiend_1000ASMR.]

​@@williamtodoruk9595The mere fact that he can singlehandedly storm one the most heavily fortified planets in the universe/multiverse is insane. Entire armies of gods have had more trouble.

[@dominicamato679]

I would like to remind all of you that Father Christmas from The Chronicles of Narnia gave Lucy a magic cordial that could cure almost any injury. This cordial was made from flowers that grow on THE SUN. Implying that he has visited the surface of the sun.

[@Will_Morand]

23:32 I’d argue that the children sending him gifts should add points for Christmas cheer, since the Rankin-Bass Santa spreads so much Christmas cheer that the one year he’s not feeling well, the children of the world come together to send gifts to him and express how much they’ll miss him that year, meaning he’s a primary source of Christmas cheer in that universe.

[@jdfaust]

One glaring flaw, Tim Allen’s Santa can die by falling off a roof

[@handsomesquidward2665]

Who would've thought a man's weakness would be falling off high places.

[@billymx2]

The Dresden Files version comes to mind where they are also Odin and Wild Hunt's Hunt Master in the Winter Fae court.

[@BrokensoulRider]

Shhhh, don't tell Hollywood about that Santa. They'd ruin that book series a second time.

[@danielquiroz3487]

Lord I need to read those. That Santa sounds terrifying though if you know the lore of Odin and the Wild Hunt!

[@billymx2]

@danielquiroz3487 It's like 9 or 10 books now. Honestly the audio books are very good.

[@BrokensoulRider]

@@danielquiroz3487 Not too terrifying, but Santa's awesome in this series. I just don't want to see them destroy the series a second time.

[@sonicroze]

I recently revisited Santa Claus the Movie and he has moved up to being my favorite of the ones I've seen. He is warm and cheerful, but feels very human. He definitely has sleigh skills, and his Mrs. is actually important to the plot. He is really the all-encompassing quintessential Santa. I also think you underestimated his survival skills - after the speech he gave his reindeer at the start of the movie, and he does seem to know the world has changed through the ages. A close second for me is the Santa from Ernest Saves Christmas. He is very jovial and kind. His presence makes children perk up, he convinced a bunch of in-mates to believe in him and start singing Christmas carols. His failing is the very reason for the movie; that he loved his job so much, he was unwilling to pass the torch on until he absolutely had to. He also turned out to be a good judge of character with his choice, and his childlike trust in Ernest winds up paying off. He also seems to get a Mrs. at the tail end.

[@garrettbuell3172]

Not saying the outcomes are wrong but Polar Express and Miracle on 34th St Santa’s were done dirty in evaluating their evaluations. If counting the resources/North Pole available to them, Polar Express Santa has an industrial metropolis at his disposal - including complex and advanced technology. Also definite time manipulation. Miracle on 34th street needs some more points in magic and survival instinct. His magic is subtle - does not flaunt it. But fluent in all forms of communication is pretty magical to me. Also possibly influenced a pregnancy. It’s hard to tell where his magic is at play which is part of its charm. Also on survival instincts, he’s solid with both his cane and whip. Maybe a bit of a temper, but he was provoked because it was being implied that he was having relations with children - not that someone was doubting his authenticity - which seems more excusable than how the video presented it.

[@TheHareedo]

Nerdist doing the real work. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.

[@Lexichi22]

David Harbour Santa is in the same realm of hotness as Kurt Russell Santa, tbh.

[@wild1dog1]

Scott Calvin can control weather too. We see him do it in the second film with the snow. It just had to be localized due to dwindling magic reserves.

[@GamingRabbit17]

What about Red One? He is jacked, and is magically stronger. He is also incredibly athletic and speedy Has access to a secret organization, who in turn has access to all mythological creatures Politically, all the goverments of the world support him Has access to shrinking technology Has access to technology that can bring toys to life Acts as a Mall Santa when he can Absolutly loves what he does is an understatement Immortal Played by J.K. Simmons He did spend the movie trapped by the hands of Gryla, but he only got caught because he was destraught at the thought of losing his bodygaurd, played by Dwayne Johnson. Which just shows how much he cares.

[@bensonjarvis5025]

I think he made this video before watching Red One

[@atom_murray]

I didn't get to watch Red One before I shot this, but I did watch it the other day, and like you said he spends most of the movie trapped in a glass orb by the Yule Lads. So he wouldn't have done great, but for sure would've boosted him a bit just because of Bonnie Hunt proximity.

[@remuslazar2033]

I liked the worldbuilding in Red One

[@GamingRabbit17]

@@remuslazar2033 Oh, most definitly. I would love to see more movies in that world, not necessarily more Santa, just more Red One Supernatural World.

[@danielquiroz3487]

Kavalemeh! 😅 I just saw it the other day. I'm gonna rewatch it with the kids when I get off work at 8am on Xmas day. 🤣

[@phoebs69]

Sinterklaas and Santa Claus are 2 different things. Because in the Netherlands and Belgium we celebrate Christmas and Sinterklaas. There's a whole story about Sinterklaas coming from a story about a greek bishop of Myra, a turkish city in the hands of Greece.

[@JasonOshinko]

Before even knowing who the combatants are, my money is on Kurt Russell Santa. So how far does the "your family becomes immortal" logic go in Fred Claus? What about cousins, uncles, in-laws, etc? Non-blood-related close friends? Sorry, ya die!

[@Flowmada]

David Harbour. He came back from the dead. Aint no other Santa like, death is on the naughty list and Im checkin it twice

[@Jaysin412]

Marvel Santa said hold his milk and cookies....

[@timothyfrasier8218]

Unless you combine all four of the semi-finals Santos together to create the true ultimate Santa.

[@spacedinosaur8733]

you need 5 for a proper sentai series. Power Rangers: Snow Job? | Form the SantaZoird!

[@nhansen197]

The Nerdist needs to do a side by side comparison of "Miracle on 34th Street" . The two movies are as different as night and day.

[@ale-xsantos1078]

Reminder that Sonic canonically became Santa in the Christmas Blast special of 1996

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

Im surprised anyone remembers that

[@ale-xsantos1078]

@TheAllSeeingEye2468 It was one of my childhood highlights

[@professorhaystacks6606]

He was filling in temporarily so he doesn't count for the purposes of this video. And the actual Santa in that gives up really easily. Also Sally Acorn with no lines is in that. It's unrelated I just find that amusing.

[@ale-xsantos1078]

@professorhaystacks6606 Not temporarily, Sonic was filling in but at the end of it Santa did concede his mantle to Sonic for real after he proved he could do the job, though Sonic wasnt thrilled about it

[@professorhaystacks6606]

@ale-xsantos1078 I thought sonic forced him to take it back? I haven't seen it since roughly 1998 so I am not sure

[@Voltra98]

Grew up with Scott Calvin! Definitely one of my top favorite Santas. As well as Mickey Rooney

[@TheMitman10]

Curious as to where Rare Exports Santa would fall. Though I guess he was frozen in ice most of the movie.

[@KosmicKorgi]

This was so awesome! I love Violent Nigh!!! It's a yearly tradition for me!

[@Moonsong227]

Nicholas St. North. Cossack bandit, apprentice to the wizard that became father time, inheritor of an ancient Lunanoff artifact, master swordsman, friend of the yetis

[@benraftery4256]

kurt russel is overpowered fights shapeshifting aliens saves the president marrys woman with amnesia what cant this man do

[@josiahsterling7308]

What is the kaiju looking movie at 1:37?

[@firdanharbima6997]

Ultraman and it's series

[@josiahsterling7308]

@firdanharbima6997 thank you you just saved Christmas!

[@dariothecat3898]

This was a crazy competition. I love myself some good lore. And of course Santa Clauses. Was fully satisfied with who won this. ^^

[@seasickviking]

David Harbour's Viking Santa slays Kurt Kringle by a long shot.

[@Giarc_h]

Scott Calvin is my fav Santa of all time. but i'm biased lol... I've never seen Christmas Chronicles but it's on the list now....! Great video, Merry Christmas!

[@tank8285]

4:28 think I was enchanted by that same bottle of Christmas Magic the other night

[@MementoMorituri]

I love that Kurt Russell played Santa Claus😂

[@noodlefish8793]

In violent night it was explained he was punished for his violent crimes by making him be generous and bring good will instead

[@chrisstevenson7718]

What about The Night They Saved Christmas? 1984's Art Carney is a phenomenal Santa with awesome elves and tech. One of my favorite Santa movies.

[@julienorgrove4040]

Solid agree with the ultimate Santa. Husband and I literally clapped 😂

[@Gawst]

I can't believe south park santa didn't even get a mention. One of the few with multiple appearances and uses automatic weapons

[@joshuarichardson6529]

South Park is a TV show, not a movie, so it's not qualified for this list.

[@Larper64]

I'm a bit surprised to not see the Ernest Saves Christmas Santa in this, he definitely fits the prerequisites listed at the beginning.

[@sabrinaduckett5057]

I dare you to do “The Most Sexy Santa.” And I think we can all agree that Kurt Russell should automatically be placed in the finals.

[@BlairBuskirk]

Edmund got a dagger if memory serves

[@CB-THE-OG]

Personally Rise of the Guardians Santa Claus is my personal favorite

[@aprilharvey]

I was surprised Mel Gibson's "Fatman" wasn't included

[@loneartist4179]

Same, I was waiting to see him show up.

[@spacedinosaur8733]

Yep, his workshop is so powerful it makes jet components for the USAF.

[@Jaysin412]

Marvel Santa said to hold his milk and cookies! He gets my vote all the way! He's insanely omnipotent!

[@antidemonic806]

They should make a movie and put it during Christmas time.

[@wm1pyro]

we need more Kurt Clause

[@jbear83]

I was genuinely surprised that the Ernest Saves Christmas Santa wasn’t on the list. Would have easily made more sense then the 2 really old/weird Santa movies

[@vampricramen]

He's a decent Santa, but he's such a standard Santa he probably wouldn't have made it past the second bracket. "Nightmare Before Christmas" Sandy Claws wouldn't have made it past the first.

[@slipstick985]

All the previous Mrs. Claus go to an ice shrouded Vaes Dothrak next door to Super Man's fortress of solitude. Most of the marks against Conquers the Martians are from using his brains rather than his brawn (physical or magical).

[@JirouLierge]

My vote is for Marvel Santa from Earth 616.

[@Jaysin412]

Came to put my vote in for Marvel Santa as well! Hes crazy OP!

[@slothoverlord4388]

DC Santa manages to gift Darkseid coal every year and gets out unscathed and canonically helped train Batman, I feel like he should be up there

[@joshnstine748]

Which MCU movie is he in? This is about MOVIE Santas

[@JirouLierge]

@@joshnstine748 The title of the video is "Who is the most powerful Santa" I gave my answer before watching the video. No where in the title of the vid does it specify "movie Santa"

[@Jaysin412]

@@JirouLierge thanks for answering the obviously dumb question.

[@Spokavriel]

There is a TV Special Santa I think deserves an honorable mention in your categories. The Great Santa Claus Switch, Santa was in the first full length Muppet Christmas special. A failure at the disappearing coin trick because its one of Art Carney's running gags. But could help show why survive ability is so important.

[@billmartovich9009]

Honestly, I agree the whole way until the Finals. Scott Calvin is the only Santa who managed to off another Santa, defeated multiple Christman threats (including Jack Frost, not a cheap one-off villan by any stretch) and even though Scotr can't control time/weather, he does have access to an army of all Santas ever. Scott Calvin takes the win.

[@danielquiroz3487]

Scott is proven capable of manipulating the weather. He does it in Santa Clause 2 when he makes it snow for the future Mrs Claus. It's just on a small scale because he has dwindling Xmas magic reserves left while courting her.

[@camblycreeper7999]

I have a fun folklore reminder that Santa is (In some interpretations) Odin from Norse Mythology, who is also the leader of The Wild Hunt, and I've heard that all this is also a thing in The Dresden Files, where he, in his position as Santa, also the Fey King of Winter. But frankly; Odin gets around folklore-wise *Edit: I said Odin is Odin, not Santa is Odin, little correction

[@ajsguineapigs7942]

It was said in the Scott Calvin, Santa Claus TV show that he was the first one to have a Mrs Claus, which makes no sense, but that is what Canon.

[@shadebug]

Dammit, now I have to watch the Christmas Chronicles

[@terraglade]

i like to think the Ms.Claus's get to "retire" from the gig when that happens XD pack the bags and go to the bahamas for the last decade or two~

[@feralart]

No Santa from Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny? Lol

[@LibertarianJesusLSU]

If y'all included all Santas, my money is on Marvel Santa. An Omega Level Mutant who's powers include Immortality, Time Manipulation, Superspeed, Telepathy(on par with professor X himself), Super strength, Shape shifting, reality warping, and more

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

The Great Santa Claus Switch should be on this list.

[@KeyDash753]

I know you can't include everyone, but I was hoping to see Anna Kendrick's Noelle Kringle.

[@danielquiroz3487]

Yes! This is one of my favorite new Xmas movies! I watch Noelle, Rise of the Guardians and as of this year Red One.

[@PrincessTS01]

sshhh i'm still in the middle of watching RED ONE, i think santa's brother is in league with loki but i have no proof...

[@KibaAzure]

How dare you not put the Life and Adventures of Santa Claus on the bracket. I guess his pile of magic items and demi-god like powers would be too much.

[@codysmith3915]

Nikomund was robbed, sure maybe he's less powerful the Kurt's Santa but he literally can't be killed and you can't say the same for Tim Allen's Santa. That Santa needed the help of Elf special forces to save him, Nikomund killed an entire platoon of special forces and escaped capture by himself.

[@samuelreese1816]

Well done line up, would have liked to see how red one would have fared up against the big four

[@jonahbutterfield5792]

Ima be sad if Violent Night Santa isn't brought up XD Making santa a Viking was hilarious. Plus he was a badA. lol

[@LB030377]

6:09: Oh come on Red One wasnt that bad.

[@artman2oo3]

I was disappointed that David Harbour's Violent Night's Santa didn't win (I just rewatched the movie last night) but Kurt Russell's Santa definitely deserved to win over Tim Allen's Santa!

[@s.q.10-e66]

What do I think happened to the previous Mrs. Clauses? I think they were elves, and went back to the workshops when their Santa moved on.

[@rizzodarko7373]

My parents won a elf themed Christmas tree and got that blow up with it

[@suebob16]

Here's an unusual Santa Claus. The Ultimate Christmas Present is a Disney Channel movie about two young girls, Hailee and Samantha, who come across a shack in a forest near their suburban neighborhood and discover a stange machine that seems to be able control the weather. Turns out that the inventor is Santa Claus who is away from the North Pole while he works on his invention. Santa wanted a way to control the weather so that he could provide a controlled White Christmas to those who wish it. Hailee steals the machine to create a snow day to get out of school, but the machine breaks down and things get out of control. Santa (Canadian actor John B. Lowe) discovers the theft of his machine and works with the girls to recover it. Lowe's Santa is a warm, sensible, and active one as he searches for his machine with the help of his two assistant elves and the girls. He also takes the time to provide some counseling to Hailee on her personal issues and Edwin the villain of the story. Perhaps not as powerful a Santa but a creative and distinctive one.

[@atom_murray]

I watched this for the video and it's SO weird, but I love that Patrick Star (Bill Fagerbakke) plays an elf.

[@blakemyrddin2167]

I know it’s TV not movie, but the librarians (S1 E4) is perfect, all of the different versions and stories of Santa all rolled up into one split personalitied, psudo shapeshifting, immortal demigod… played by Bruce Campbell… I mean seriously, imagine Ash from the evil dead franchise jumping personalities between Saint Nick, krampus, and Odin (yes the Norse god, they explain it in the episode) I love both the finalists here don’t get me wrong, but based on lore alone the Santa in the librarians universe might technically be all the other Santa’s on this list, except maybe Calvin but that’s only because he’s whatever eldridge arch fey warlocks Tim Allen into those Yuletide shenanigans.

[@LordProteus]

>Intergalactic You mean Interplanetary. Intergalactic means between galaxies, not planets. 🤓

[@Golden_Ace]

thank you, loved it. great choice

[@sunshinebrightensyourday3948]

Why didn't you add Santa buddies on the list because he has a crystal that makes things happen

[@LostLambWorkshop]

im so glad violent night's santa was ranked so high. Hopefully we'll be getting a sequel, and I feel if it had a sequel to expand on his backstory, and whatnot, he might have gone further. VN is such an amazing movie. Sure, its Die Hard Santa, complete with cheesy one-liners, but that film had me crying a few times and definitely has the heart to be a Christmas Classic. I want sequels, a comic series, and more. The more lore the better.

[@profdracko]

Bruce Campbell's Santa from The Librarians tv series. Not as powerful as some of the others, but he IS Bruce Campbell and that episode had a really good Christmassy theme to it

[@elsewhereprince3969]

You cannot steal that which is freely given.

[@justinmatthews9904]

Beautifully edited video I loved the edited in clip comments and actions from the santas

[@hawk222]

I mean, if Robot Santa from Futurama had been included...

[@corvus5782]

The "Santa" from "Rare Exports" deserves a mention.

[@princebloodgrave8097]

Honestly, I would've been surprised, if he DIDN'T win, and become the best Santa Claus of all time.

[@Quincy_Morris]

Tolkien Santa from Letters from St. Nicolas used an arsenal of rockets, gunpowder, and polar bears to fight off repeated goblin invasions.

[@johnharris6655]

I love the Santa at the opening of Scrooged from 1988. You have to love a Santa with a workshop full of Automatic weapons.

[@jdhutch80]

What about Santa from Earnest Saves Christmas? He made it snow in Orlando and had a magic sack that could produce any gift.

[@alexmalcolm6309]

Can't forget about Death in The Hogfather. He's both Santa and the Grim Reaper.

[@UnknownHumanJoe]

In Narnia Santa’s defense. He casually teleports between different worlds. He delivers to earth, Narnia, and more.

[@brandonsclips7741]

This is just me, but I feel like it's a bit Harsh to say that Father Christmas from Narnia is that weak when it's intentional that he is weaker because of the lack of a Aslans Presence. Meaning that with Aslan he's all the more powerful.

[@aprettygothichick]

I would definitely happily watch a 4 hour video about tv Santas

[@sillyW0bb]

You just made me rewatch Klaus just now😭 But I'm back to finish the video now RAHH x0

[@redlandz1977]

I LOVE the “Old #7 Christmas Magic” bottle! I almost pissed myself laughing 😂🤣

[@GuyTheArtist]

That would’ve been a tough pick for me.

[@whackly]

ok, no this, no that, no grinch. but what about the hogfather? or death filling in for the hogfather when Tea Time uses the tooth fairy's tooth collection to control the minds of children to stop believing in the hogfather?

[@WilliamHart-kw2gi]

Could you do Krampus next if that’s a possibility?

[@grahamcann1761]

SO MANY great Santa's. (Bias: If there's a movie with Santa, I've probably seen it, and enjoyed it. Even ones that have come out this winter...) There were other "Miracle on 34th Street" Santa's, inlcuding Sebastian Cabot (1973), and Ed Wynn (1959). There's Art Carney, who's been Santa several times: "The Twilight Zone: The Night of the Meek" (1960) (Okay, technically he was Henry Corwin), "The Great Santa Claus Switch" (1970), and "The Night They Saved Christmas" (1984). (I note Ed Asner's been Santa in several other outings too.) And there's all the Santa's from "Rare Exports" (2010), (most of whom are actually elves) who are often naked. And of course Stephen Hughes, who was split into "Santa" and "Claus" in "Santa vs. Claus" (2008). And SO MANY more (okay, not all are great...). As always thank you so very much for the videos.

[@TheoRookBlaze]

to bad we couldnt get 3rd and 4th ranks too i wanna see north vs violent, i feel like that would be a great close call match up too!

[@SaKOTR]

Missed "Fatman" with Mel Gibson. Boooooooo Nerdist!

[@jeffirving102]

Came here to say this myself, don't think he'd win but he'd at least been fun to see. He'd dominate the survival skills section.