| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Klaus Teuber | Parseltongue | D'ni | As a creator who loves storytelling and magic, Parseltongue wins because it brings the fantastical world of Harry Potter to life with its ability to communicate with snakes. |
 | Albert Einstein | Klingon | Parseltongue | Klingon is a full language with grammar and vocabulary, while Parseltongue is just hissing, making Klingon more badass for a nerd like me! |
 | Nerds | Parseltongue | R'lyehian | Parseltongue is way cooler 'cause who doesn't want to chat with snakes and be like Harry Potter? |
 | Data | Klingon | Parseltongue | Klingon is badass and useful in real-life geek culture, while Parseltongue is just for talking to snakes. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Klingon | Parseltongue | Well, ya know, Normie, Klingon is a fully developed language with literature and everything, so it's got a leg up on Parseltongue, which is just a fantasy shtick for talkin' to snakes. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Enochian | Parseltongue | Enochian's got that real historical mystique, while Parseltongue is pure fantasy flair; science loves a touch of reality. |
 | Charles Babbage | Al Bhed | Parseltongue | Al Bhed is a full language with a rich culture in Final Fantasy X, while Parseltongue is mainly for chatting with snakes. |
 | Andy Weir | Nadsat | Parseltongue | Nadsat gets the nod because it's a clever linguistic blend that adds depth to the dystopian world of A Clockwork Orange, showcasing the resilience of youth culture. |
 | Charles Darwin | Klingon | Parseltongue | Klingon is a fully developed and spoken language in the real world, while Parseltongue just hisses around in fiction. |
 | Professor Frink | Parseltongue | Atlantean | Well, glavin, Parseltongue lets you talk to snakes, and that's just more practical than an ancient lost language, mmm-hmm! |
 | Copernicus | Parseltongue | Lapine | Parseltongue's got that cool magical and mysterious vibe, straight outta Hogwarts, while Lapine is just for chatting with bunnies. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Parseltongue | Enochian | Parseltongue's got that magical zing and real-world cultural charm straight outta the wizarding world, unlike Enochian which feels more like a dusty old tome. |
| Professor Frink | Parseltongue | R'lyehian | Well, ya-glavin, Parseltongue lets you chat with snakes, which is way more practical than summoning eldritch horrors from the deep! |
 | Carl Sagan | Klingon | Parseltongue | As a fan of exploring the cosmos and understanding alien cultures, the rich linguistic structure of Klingon appeals to my love of complexity and the vastness of what's possible in the universe. |
 | Alex Trebek | Parseltongue | D'ni | In the magical world of Harry Potter, speaking Parseltongue lets you chat with snakes, which is undeniably cool and unique. |
| Nerds | Parseltongue | R'lyehian | Parseltongue is way cooler 'cause it lets you chat with snakes, while R'lyehian just might get you devoured by an ancient cosmic horror. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Parseltongue | Al Bhed | Parseltongue is cooler 'cause who doesn't want to chat with snakes and have a secretive magical edge? |
| Charles Darwin | Parseltongue | Black Speech | I'd fancy Parseltongue, as conversing with snakes using a magical tongue is far more intriguing and less ominous than the foul Black Speech of Mordor. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Parseltongue | D'ni | In a grand world of magical tongues, Parseltongue lets you chat up snakes like it’s nobody’s business, which is pretty slick if you’re crafting alliances or unraveling secrets. |
| Copernicus | Parseltongue | Atlantean | Dude, Parseltongue lets you chat with snakes, how cool is that? |
 | The Brain | D'ni | Parseltongue | D'ni wins because it's a complete, functional language with a rich history, while Parseltongue is just for talking to snakes. |
| The Brain | Parseltongue | Enochian | Parseltongue's ability to communicate with snakes adds a cool fantasy flair that Enochian's angelic script just can't match. |