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Jack Dire Studios

Grim Rabbit Superfight 2nd Edition – Absurd Arguments Party Card Game | Funny Adult Card Game with New Cards, Dice & Hilarious Debates

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Size
Standard Card Game Box
Dimensions
6.25 x 4 x 2.5 in
Color
Black and Red
Material
Cardboard, Paper
Age Range Description
14+
Sub Brand
Second Edition
In the box
CardsGame BoxRulebook

Features 7

  • ALL-NEW 2ND EDITION UPGRADES About 60% of the cards are brand-new, paired with updated art, a fresh design, and exciting new mechanics for the classic game of ridiculous battles and absurd debates.
  • INTRODUCING THE CUSTOM 12-SIDED DIE Roll numbers like 0, -3, , or 1,000 to add unexpected twists to your fighters. What does negative three arms even mean? Thats for you to argueand win!
  • NEW SYMBOL CARDS = NEW CHAOS Some fighter and attribute cards now include a special die icon, prompting you to roll for wild variable statsmaking every game even more unpredictable.
  • FAST, FUN, AND ENDLESSLY REPLAYABLE Build your fighter from random character and attribute cards, then argue why your absurd creation would defeat your opponents fighters in a battle of wit, logic, and sheer nonsense.

Specs 31

Age Range Description 14+
Brand Name Jack Dire Studios
Unit Count 1 Count
Model Year 2025
Sub Brand Second Edition
Item Type Name Party Game
Model Name Superfight Second Edition
Set Name Superfight 2nd Edition

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big silly fun
Size: Standard Card Game Box
Me and my girlfriend (t4cis <3) LOVE these games. ridiculous scenarios we always laugh like crazy. was supposed to replace the first edition she lost but i’m glad we got the new one. easy for anyone to play. played it with her 10 year old little brother i think it’s family friendly ISH. he loves it lol. Okay material quality ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by Giselle
Great for teachers
Size: Standard Card Game Box
I'm a high school English teacher, and l have my kids play this to reinforce argumentation skills in a really fun way. Very fun game that gets you thinking creatively and laughing!
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by L. Smith
Super fun!
Size: Standard Card Game Box
My friends and I love this game!
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026 by Chan
Definitely fun for young men.
Size: Standard Card Game Box
Used this with a group already. Worked great with a group of 18 yr olds! Lots of laughter and fun. Helps people get out of their shells. See more personality and thought processes. Not just in how they explain things but also why they vote.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025 by Haley Long
Great update to a game that was already great
Size: Standard Card Game Box
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I got the first edition of Superfight about a decade ago and it was an instant hit with both my friends and my kids. I subsequently picked up a bunch of the expansions as they were released and they extended the life of the game. Grim Rabbit has upped the fun with Superfight 2nd Edition. Now, the game is still the same game where you select a fighter and location from three that you drew. Then a random card is drawn and added to your fighter. Each player then proceeds to argue their case on why their fighter would win in a battle. Once you have your warriors selected and start the battle, the people watching are in for some serious laughter. We had a battle where Kanye West had control of magnetism but hadn't slept in 3 days was fighting an Apache Warrior armed with ghost pepper spray who was 101 feet tall! The group of us were in hysterics laughing at our friends trying to come up with their defenses! Once the arguments have been done, the other players judge and decide who won the match. The rules are only four pages long and three alternative ways to play. It is VERY easy to learn/teach and get to the table. The second edition has some of the same cards as the first but there are plenty of new ones. It isn't compatible with the first edition as the black cards have streamlined so you only have two cards to pick. It also means that all of the expansions aren't compatible either. The one difference to gameplay (aside from the streamlined cards) is the included die. There are some cards that have a symbol that looks like the die. When you use one, you roll the die and add the result in front of the power (You can see an example in my pics). The results can be fun....but can also be just meh. When you get -3 or Pi (3.14) or 1 million, it can be a bit silly to argue depending on the power card. The only negative, and we have only had it happen a few times, is when the people judging are biased towards a player. That can take the fun out but, thankfully, Grim Rabbit has added instructions on how to handle that.... and I quote "If a player is being biased, shame them for it mercilessly until they understand!". Sounds good to me! LOL Overall, we had a LOT of fun with the game. It isn't an entire revamp of a game that has worked for over a decade, it's just a bit more sleek and quicker to get to the battles. For only $20, I think that this is well worth the money for all of the laughter it will bring. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Might not be the same but still as fun
Size: Standard Card Game Box
Just like the original SuperFight!
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026 by Juan Carlos Duran
Fun game with very simple rules.
Size: Standard Card Game Box
Superfight is basically just that classic late-night debate you have with your friends when you've all had a few too many, except it’s just pointless fun. You just smash random cards together—like "George W. Bush" but "he’s made of literal fire"—and then you have to aggressively BS the rest of the table into believing he could absolutely demolish your friend's "ninja who is also ninety years old and blind." Whoever yells the most convincingly usually wins the vote. Maybe the best part is that there are almost no rules or strategies. It’s super easy to learn. It's essentially comedy improv prompts in a box. While it's safe for just about anyone old enough to read, there are some cards that won't be understandable to younger players. If your friends are funny and like to trash-talk, you’re going to have a blast. ON the other hand, if your friends are on the quiet side, it’s going to be a trainwreck. If you just want a chaotic game night where everyone ends up shouting nonsense at 1 A.M., it’s great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Craig H.
Everyone I've played this game with has left with their sides hurting from laughing.
Size: Standard Card Game Box
This is a simple, yet hilarious game where each round two people create super heroes and then argue about which hero would win in a fight. Each person draws 3 white cards (hero characters) and 3 black cards (random powers that could be good or bad) then chooses one white card and one black card to create their hero. Then they choose another black card at random from the draw pile to throw in some variability and then the arguing begins. Every one else at the table then votes on who would win the fight and that person gets a point. We ended up with heroes like: Mom who controls one pigeon and rides in a blimp; and Saber-toothed Hitler who can throw an infinite number of bears at his opponents. There are the occasional super over powered hero (God or Angels) but we made up a house rule that they had to be discarded after beating everyone at the table. This version adds a new type of card that has a blank and makes you roll for the quantity. The die has various values from zero to infinity which can make for some surprising wins and losses depending on how well you roll. It's got lots of replayability but I still want to get the first edition just so I have more options. The cards are pretty standard cards and can be bent if you're not careful with them. There's way too many to sleeve though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2025 by Customer Review
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