The climactic battle between Tesla and Beelzebub is reaching its thrilling conclusion. As the fight nears its end, let’s delve into my theory about this epic clash. Both fighters find themselves in critical condition, making it impossible for either of them to withstand many more blows. Sooner or later, one of them will meet their demise.

Comparing their strengths, it seems that Beelzebub has sustained less damage than Tesla. Tesla relies solely on a firecracker, and if that weapon is rendered useless, the battle will come to an end. Naturally, I would be delighted if Tesla emerges victorious, but if he loses, I might just break my computer in frustration.

On the other hand, Beelzebub appears to be on the brink of defeat as well. From a fighter’s perspective, Beelzebub seems to hold the advantage since fighting is his domain, unlike Tesla who is merely a scientist. Tesla must find a way to vanquish Beelzebub before his firecracker is destroyed. However, in terms of intelligence, Tesla possesses an incredible strategic mind. After all, he exhibited genius-level intellect even at the tender age of five. Surely, he is capable of devising a plan to outsmart Beelzebub.

Despite Beelzebub’s formidable powers, considering the damage inflicted upon both fighters, it appears that Tesla will ultimately lose this battle. In the next round of encounters, it seems that the gods will reign supreme, except perhaps for the Greeks. It is evident from the Greeks’ recent battles that they have been met with defeat and tragedy. Zeus must be regretting his decision to initiate Ragnarok, especially after witnessing Hades’ demise. His sorrowful expression reveals his desire to save Hades from his fate.

Will Apollo be the victor then? Unfortunately not, as he too is on the brink of death. He may momentarily deceive us into believing that he is winning, but ultimately, he will fall. We once had high hopes for Hades’ triumph, yet he was defeated. Poseidon’s loss was inevitable as well, and Hercules’ predicament with Jack was rather perplexing, leading to his probable defeat. Zeus emerged victorious solely because Adan’s eyes became exhausted. Without that stroke of luck, Adan would have humiliated Zeus, who only began taking Ragnarok seriously after his defeat.

Perhaps Beelzebub will emerge triumphant, and the other gods will follow suit, until Apollo meets his end. After that, they will have to eliminate all remaining gods. However, we must not forget the outcome of previous battles. The triumphs humanity has achieved so far have all been thanks to the Greek gods and Zero/Hajun.

Conclusion

In the end, Beelzebub may emerge as the victor simply because he hails from a different culture.