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Super Power Beat Down Pits Street Fighter’s Ryu Against A Classic Power Ranger
These two legends have stood the test of time, and now we’ll get to find out which is more powerful. Super Power Beat Down has been pitting comic and television icons against each other for 15 episodes, with the latest featuring Street Fighter’s Ryu and the Power Rangers’ Tommy (in his Green Ranger form, with actor Jason David Frank reprising his role).
Both combatants have their strengths (and their weaknesses), but only one can come out on top. Who do you think it’s going to be?
Next time, it’s a two-on-two match with the Joker and Harley Quinn facing down Deadpool and Domino. If you’re interested in standing up for your favored duo, you can do so here.
For more of Bat in the Sun’s Super Power Beat Down, check out The Dark Knight facing down Darth Vader.
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