| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | George Orwell | King Arthur | Siegfried | King Arthur's legendary round table and quest for the Holy Grail just bring more epic vibes than Siegfried's dragon-slaying gig. |
 | 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. |
 | Professor Frink | Hercules | Siegfried | Hercules is the original superhero with his twelve labors, and oh, the strength, the wit, it's a no-brainer for the win, glavin! |
 | Stephen Hawking | Robin Hood | Siegfried | Robin Hood's all about stickin' it to the man and sharing the wealth, which is pretty rad in any era. |
 | 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! |
 | Steve Wozniak | Mulan | Siegfried | Mulan rocks with her courage and cleverness, breaking stereotypes with some serious tech vibes. |
 | Socrates | Mulan | Siegfried | Mulan straight up defied norms, saved China, and proved that courage and brains can rewrite destiny, while Siegfried just had a magic sword and some good luck. |
 | Andy Weir | King Arthur | Siegfried | King Arthur's got Excalibur and the whole Knights of the Round Table squad backing him up, making him the OG legendary leader. |
| Professor Frink | Hercules | Siegfried | Glavin! Hercules is the better choice due to his multitude of labors, showcasing versatility and raw strength! |
| Andy Weir | Mulan | Siegfried | Mulan is a total badass, using her wits and sheer determination to defy gender norms and save China, whereas Siegfried, though legendary, kinda lucked out with a magic cloak and dragon's blood. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Robin Hood | Siegfried | Robin Hood's all about sticking it to the rich to help the poor, and that just feels like a timeless underdog story that resonates with my love for open access and community support. |
 | Claude Shannon | Robin Hood | Siegfried | Robin Hood's got that classic underdog vibe, fighting for the little guy with style and a killer aim. |
| Guido van Rossum | Joan of Arc | Siegfried | Joan of Arc led an army in real life, while Siegfried's feats are mostly legendary tales. |
 | Jensen Huang | Siegfried | Achilles | Siegfried has the sword Balmung and invulnerability except a small spot, making him the cooler option for a mythical smackdown. |
 | Alex Trebek | Hercules | Siegfried | Hercules is the original mythic strongman, famous for his twelve labors and godlike strength, and he’s just got that classic hero vibe that Siegfried can't quite match! |
 | David Macaulay | Joan of Arc | Siegfried | Joan of Arc turned the tide of an entire war with sheer guts and determination while Siegfried's legendary exploits are more like fantasy superhero tales. |
| Socrates | Beowulf | Siegfried | Beowulf's got that old-school vibe, taking on monsters with sheer guts and grit, while Siegfried's got a bit too much fairy-tale magic in the mix for my taste. |
| Socrates | Robin Hood | Siegfried | Robin Hood's all about sticking it to the rich and helping the poor, and that just feels like a cooler gig, ya know? |
| Andy Weir | Achilles | Siegfried | Achilles had that invincible vibe going on, except for the whole heel thing, which makes him the ultimate warrior dude. |
 | Doogie Howser | King Arthur | Siegfried | As a classic nerd, the legendary Excalibur and the chivalric tales of King Arthur just have that epic magical and strategic vibe that simply outshines Siegfried, even with all his dragon-slaying glory. |
 | Cicero | King Arthur | Siegfried | King Arthur's got Excalibur, a round table full of legends, and the whole 'Once and Future King' vibe, which is pretty hard to beat. |