And welcome to another episode of Who Would Win, a show that completely ignores anything important happening in the world and instead focuses on a fictional battle between characters from the worlds of comics, sci-fi, and fantasy.

I'm your host, James Gavsian, as always, I'm joined by the one and only Eric Holmes. It focuses on a fictional battle between characters from the worlds of comics, sci-fi, and fantasy.

I'm your host, James Gavsien, and as always, I'm joined by the one and only Eric Holmes.

In today's episode, a streetwise hero who walks through gunfire, shrugs off explosions, and throws punches that leave craters and pavement,

battles a living nightmare whose mere presence paralyzes elite fighters, whose strength is matched only by his absolute love of violence. In one corner, stands Luke Cage, Harlem's unbreakable hero,

men forged by injustice and reborn with skin that no weapon can seemingly pierce. And in the other

corner, you have Yujiro Hanma, the strongest creature on earth, a man who shattered

armies ended wars with his bare hands and embodies raw unchecked human power. As usual,

I did the patent and who would win Google test just to see how many times this matchup has been

discussed. And this surprised me, but this battle has been discussed and debated at length

many times online. So it's about time and finally got the who would win treatment. Eric, I have to know. What are your thoughts in today's matchup? To your point, these are the type of necessary battles that have to happen and it need to be represented properly like we always do here in a who will win show. So this is a really good battle. Look, I know part of the intro is that, you know, we ignore anything important to happen in the world, but maybe this battle is something that's important for the world to take notice of. Headliner. Thank you very much. This is something, this is a battle I've actually thought about for quite some time. I'm a fan of the, uh, Baki, animated series, He's huge fan of Luke Cage. I liked his TV series, but I was really big fan of the uh bachia animated series huge fan of luke cage i liked his tv series but i was really

big fan of him as a comic book character as well i think these two match up exceedingly well

now eric you know you've got a good background comic book characters anime a little bit and you're

getting into it more and more what's your take on both of these characters?

So I would say one, you know, uh, Jujurama, uh, an anime world, he's, he's amazing, huge,

like ridiculous.

And then I think it's really surprising that this hasn't happened more, but I don't think

he's ever encountered anyone

like Luke Cage in a Marvel world. So very neat, very unique. It's interesting because,

you know, someone could be in their own native universe, like the most powerful being,

take one step outside into another universe and you're kind of like maybe, I don't know,

lower tier. I don't know lower tier i don't know this is

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