*nods*Sam Larusso VS Kimberly (Mighty Morphing Power Rangers)

[Kuro]

No powers for Kim, obviously. No Zords, either, lol.

[Guy1]

[Guy1]

[BitVyper]

"There's too many of them!" "I've got it!" *puts a bucket on a single putty's head*

[hareluyafan1]

"There's too many of them!" "I've got it!" *puts a bucket on a single putty's head*

Yeah that made no sense to me even as a kid.

But you know what, for all it's flaws I love MMPR. Yes it's silly, cheesy and has a bunch of stuff that really isn't logical or plausible but it's fun. Not everything should be taken too seriously. Plus it has a certain all-roundedness that allows it to crossover with all kinds of series with a lot of different tones and flavours.

Anyway, on topic, I haven't watched this Karate Kid sequel series, but I'll say Kim wins due to having a lot of practical combat experience as the videos Guy1 posted show.

[Cyke]

For being the non-fighter of the group, Billy's fighting development quickly exceeded Daniel LaRusso's.

[Guy1]

For being the non-fighter of the group, Billy's fighting development quickly exceeded Daniel LaRusso's.

Fighting off groups of Putties and space monsters every day will do that for you.
Plus he regularly attended Jason's karate classes so he was getting instruction when not in the field.

[Godzilla2099]

For being the non-fighter of the group, Billy's fighting development quickly exceeded Daniel LaRusso's.

Billy started at first struggling with putties. He began martial arts training with Jason and then continued with Tommy.

Getting the Gold Ranger Powers would have been a perfect 'graduation' for his journey. By far my biggest disappointment with Power Rangers

Getting back on topic, I'm giving it to Kimberly. She's accomplished at gymnastics, gets into fights on a daily basis, and does fine in combat unmorphed.

[The Drunkard Kid]

Yeah that made no sense to me even as a kid.

But you know what, for all it's flaws I love MMPR. Yes it's silly, cheesy and has a bunch of stuff that really isn't logical or plausible but it's fun. Not everything should be taken too seriously. Plus it has a certain all-roundedness that allows it to crossover with all kinds of series with a lot of different tones and flavours.

Anyway, on topic, I haven't watched this Karate Kid sequel series, but I'll say Kim wins due to having a lot of practical combat experience as the videos Guy1 posted show.

I love MMPR purely for the evolution of Bulk and Skull from stupid bullies to geniunely heroic, albeit still pretty stupid, civilians.