Greatest Fantasy / Sci-Fi Sidekicks of All Time
Ron Weasley or Dr. John Watson
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Why This Battle Matters
Who embodies the quintessential sidekick more profoundly: the wizarding world's beloved ginger or the stalwart chronicler of Baker Street? In the realm of fantasy and sci-fi sidekicks, Ron Weasley and Dr. John Watson clash not just in magical prowess versus methodical reasoning, but in the fibers of their loyalty and courage that define them. This matchup isn't just about who stands taller; it's about which qualities truly make a sidekick indispensable. Are you drawn more to Ron's heartfelt bravery or Watson’s unwavering support? Your perspective on what defines a hero's best ally will shape this battle's outcome.
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Dr. John Watson over Ron Weasley when it comes to the greatest Fantasy / Sci-Fi Sidekicks of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Dr. John Watson 100.0% of the time over Ron Weasley.
Across all battles:
Dr. John Watson win rate: 45.9%
Ron Weasley win rate: 39.0%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in this league?
Chewbacca currently holds the title of the top contender in the Greatest Fantasy / Sci-Fi Sidekicks of All Time league. Check out how everyone else ranks on the GOAT List.
Why are fans so drawn to Ron Weasley?
Ron Weasley has always been a fan favorite for his loyalty, humor, and the way he wears his heart on his sleeve. He represents the underdog, and his journey alongside Harry in the world of magic tugs at the heartstrings of every Harry Potter fan out there.
Why is Dr. John Watson beating Ron Weasley by such a large margin in the Greatest Fantasy / Sci-Fi Sidekicks of All Time league?
Fans seem to be voting overwhelmingly for Dr. Watson! It might be because of his timeless appeal as Sherlock Holmes' partner and his portrayal as a steady, intelligent character in countless adaptations. Watson taps into that love for classic detective stories, resonating with a broader and perhaps older audience than Ron.