| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Henry IV | Louis II | Henry IV was a pragmatist who prioritized unity and peace, embracing religious tolerance with the Edict of Nantes, which was pretty wise for his era. |
 | The Brain | Sigismund III | Louis II | Sigismund III had more lasting impact on history with his dual role as King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania, while Louis II's reign was cut short by his tragic death at Mohács. |
 | Louis Pasteur | John Balliol | Louis II | John Balliol's reign, although chaotic, laid groundwork important for Scotland's future, whereas Louis II's reign was relatively uneventful. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Queen Matilda | Louis II | Queen Matilda was a total badass, ruling with an iron fist and smarts, while Louis II just couldn't keep it together. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Henry IV | Louis II | Henry IV's reign brought unity and stability to a fractured England, which is akin to what I hoped to achieve for the United States. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Henry IV | Louis II | Henry IV kept it real by uniting England after a chaotic reign, while Louis II was just trying to hold it down in a divided kingdom. |
| Antoine Lavoisier | Sigismund III | Louis II | Between the two, Sigismund III's long reign and efforts to unite Poland and Sweden makes him a more notable figure in European history. |
 | Albert Einstein | Philip V | Louis II | Philip V's strategic prowess and ability to expand his realm were just a notch above Louis II's accomplishments, as I'd say in a flash of genius. |
 | David Macaulay | Anne of Bohemia | Louis II | Anne of Bohemia brought some serious cultural upgrades to England, and while Louis II had his moments, she was all about the long game. |
 | Data | James II | Louis II | Dude, James II's reign was a hot mess, but at least it made history with a whole revolution—Louis II was just chillin' without much drama. |
| David Macaulay | Louis II | Ethelred the Unready | Louis II, while not perfect, managed to hold the Carolingian Empire together and deal with his fair share of Viking invasions, unlike Ethelred who just couldn't catch a break with his endless Danish troubles. |
| Lonnie Johnson | Sigismund III | Louis II | Sigismund III gets the nod for his long reign and influence over two significant European countries, Poland and Sweden, which means he had way more clout and impact than Louis II, who had a short and tumultuous rule. |
 | Professor Frink | Philip V | Louis II | Well, Philip V was more of a powerhouse in terms of political influence and left a greater legacy, oh yes indeed. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Anne of Bohemia | Louis II | Anne of Bohemia was a queen who helped stitch ties between nations, while Louis II spent much of his time failing to keep his country together; diplomacy wins over chaos. |
 | Cliff Clavin | James II | Louis II | Well, ya know, James II has a bit more flair in the ol' historical drama department, what with the whole Glorious Revolution thing and all. |
 | Andy Weir | Sigismund III | Louis II | Sigismund III was a ruler of two major European kingdoms and juggled that gig like a pro, while Louis II had a short reign that ended in a military defeat and personal tragedy. |
 | Jensen Huang | Anne of Bohemia | Louis II | Anne of Bohemia was a trailblazer as a queen consort of England, promoting education and culture, whereas Louis II's reign was cut short, giving Anne the edge in impact. |
 | Cicero | William IV | Louis II | William IV is the choice here 'cause he was a sailor king with a knack for shakin' things up, unlike Louis II who just slipped into obscurity. |