The fates would not allow humanity to triumph in the coming contest. Instead, they offered a champion of formidable renown: Heracles, the great hero himself.

A growing unease rippled through the crowd as they observed Hercules. His tattoos, once barely visible, had expanded considerably. A silent dread hung in the air; should their growth continue, the hero faced a fate of agonizing demise.

London, late in the nineteenth century, was a city of shadows and stark contrasts. Here, the son of a woman working in the city's underbelly possessed a singular gift, one that served as a lifeline in a world determined to crush him beneath…

Despite the loss of his left arm, Hercules persists with unwavering resolve, readily drawing upon reserves of power to execute his most formidable feat: the Twelfth Labor.

The relentless fourth round had driven both combatants to the very edge of endurance. When the victor was declared, there would be no elation, no fanfare, only the quiet aftermath of a brutal contest.

Seeking to harness the current of human endeavor, Brünnhilde seeks out Tameemon Raiden, the legendary sumo wrestler renowned as the strongest of all time.

As Supreme Lord Shiva entered the sumo ring to face Tameemon Raiden, he was the embodiment of destruction, the Destroyer incarnate.

In times past, Shiva cherished the companionship of his dearest friend, Rudra. Their days were filled with shared laughter and ease. Then came a day when Rudra proposed a journey to the summit, inviting Shiva to accompany him.

In childhood, Raiden learned to restrain his power, careful not to inflict harm. But in this fight, he abandons all caution, unleashing his full capabilities.

The contest nears its close, a poignant culmination. Even Zeus himself is moved by the tenacity of humankind, yet he intends to ensure the gods emerge victorious.

The score remained agonizingly close. Buddha announced his intention to compete in the following round, though the question lingered: for which side would his efforts be directed?

Witnessing the vastness of human suffering, Zerofuku resolves to absorb their sorrows. Yet, even this act proves insufficient to alleviate their pain.

Born into a life of opulent privilege, the prince had known only the finest things. Yet, on a certain day, he made a decision: to relinquish it all and depart from his gilded existence.

The origins of the enigmatic newcomer remain unknown, yet his considerable strength is undeniable. More troubling still, Buddha finds himself unable to anticipate the movements of this formidable adversary.

The game appears concluded. Yet, Buddha rises, his presence radiating a renewed strength. Can he still secure that vital point for his side?