| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Kurt Vonnegut | Odysseus | El Cid | Odysseus is my kind of anti-hero, weaving through life's chaos with cunning and wit, like a sailor navigating a stormy sea—plus, he's got that Trojan Horse trick up his sleeve! |
 | Louis Pasteur | El Cid | Siegfried | El Cid's got that real historical grit and leadership style that's hard to beat, whereas Siegfried's more of a legendary mythical hero. |
 | Albert Einstein | Robin Hood | El Cid | As a man of logic and justice, I'd say Robin Hood's legendary redistribution of wealth resonates with my ideals of seeking equitable solutions. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | El Cid | Siegfried | Oh my, El Cid has that charming mix of historical badassery and mythic heroism that just edges out Siegfried's dragon-slaying ways! |
 | Nikola Tesla | Mulan | El Cid | Mulan's story of challenging societal norms and showcasing strength and intelligence resonates with the innovative spirit of breaking boundaries, much like my own approach to science and invention. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Odysseus | El Cid | Odysseus gets the nod because his tricky intellect and existential wanderings seem to embody the chaotic and introspective tangles of modern life more than El Cid's straightforward martial valor. |
 | Charles Babbage | Odysseus | El Cid | Odysseus is the OG trickster hero; he outsmarts gods and monsters, showing brains over brawn wins the day. |
 | Greg Brockman | Hercules | El Cid | Hercules is a legendary demigod known for his superhuman strength and epic twelve labors, which gives him a larger-than-life edge over the historical military prowess of El Cid. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Beowulf | El Cid | As a lover of epic tales and the legendary spirit of adventure, Beowulf's mythical heroics and monster-slaying adventures take the crown in sheer epicness! |
 | Alex Trebek | Achilles | El Cid | Achilles, with that invincibility gig and a killer heel, is just too legendary to beat. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Hercules | El Cid | Hercules is like the kernel of hero myths, so he's got more raw power and legendary feats going for him. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Beowulf | El Cid | Beowulf takes the cake because of its mythical layers and epic monster battles, which are just cooler in the realm of storytelling. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Mulan | El Cid | Mulan's got that legendary cross-dressing bravery and a dragon sidekick, which is just unbeatable flair, you know? |
 | The Brain | King Arthur | El Cid | King Arthur is the OG with Excalibur and the whole Round Table crew, making him the ultimate legendary leader. |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Achilles | El Cid | Listen, Achilles is basically the superhero of his time with his mad skills and near invincibility, while El Cid's real-life heroics are epic, but they can't beat ancient myth-level epicness. |
 | Claude Shannon | Mulan | El Cid | Mulan's got that blend of bravery and brains, and let's be honest, who doesn't love a fierce warrior who also sings catchy tunes? |
| Nikola Tesla | Odysseus | El Cid | Odysseus gets the edge 'cause his cunning intellect and strategic mind are just like my approach to inventing, always thinking a couple of steps ahead. |
 | Doc Brown | King Arthur | El Cid | King Arthur's got Excalibur and the whole Round Table squad, so he's like the OG superhero with a legendary entourage. |