Pegasus Seiya (Netflix) vs. Wonder Woman (DCEU)

[Jcogginsa]

Seiya, from Netflix's Knights of the Zodiac Saint Seiya series, takes on the DCEU incarnation of Wonder Woman. Who wins?

[Nik Hasta]

So, I've not watched the Netflix show, but Seiya in the manga and stuff is like "I casually crack mach with my fists before I even get access to my real powers,"

If Netflix is even remotely in the same ballpark, I imagine Diana having issues.

[The Arbiter]

So, I've not watched the Netflix show, but Seiya in the manga and stuff is like "I casually crack mach with my fists before I even get access to my real powers,"

If Netflix is even remotely in the same ballpark, I imagine Diana having issues.

That's pretty fast. Striking/strength feats? I understand you only know the manga stuff, but I'm just curious.

[Nik Hasta]

That's pretty fast. Striking/strength feats? I understand you only know the manga stuff, but I'm just curious.

Like chapter 1 Seiya learns to punch faster mach 1.

He also then punches the ground hard enough he makes like... a crater the size of a minivan.

That's from the word go. Once he gets his armour, he gets faster and fights dudes who do things like reverse waterfalls by dragon kicking them real good.

Again, I don't know the Netflix version, I watched the trailer on my lunch break there seems to be bullet timing and some level enhanced strength in there.

[hareluyafan1]

Like chapter 1 Seiya learns to punch faster mach 1.

He also then punches the ground hard enough he makes like... a crater the size of a minivan.

That's from the word go. Once he gets his armour, he gets faster and fights dudes who do things like reverse waterfalls by dragon kicking them real good.

I've seen the first five episodes. It's not too different from what you describe (I want to watch the original anime but can't find it on-line. I thought I'd watch the Netflix series to tide me over).

For example in episode three Seiya defeated Dragon Long. That's this guy:

dudes who do things like reverse waterfalls by dragon kicking them real good.

He did so by exploiting a gap in his attack to land strikes to his heart. Said gap lasted one one-thousandth of a second. That's how fast Seiya is.

Also in episode four he showed that his attacks can destroy military helicopters and Bullheads. Seiya can likewise withstand multiple attacks that can do the same.

Again, I don't know the Netflix version, I watched the trailer on my lunch break there seems to be bullet timing and some level enhanced strength in there.

There is.

All in all I'd say Wonder Woman gets washed.

[Jcogginsa]

Isn't DCEU Wondie also a bullet timer?