Death Battle: Naruto Uzumaki vs Ringo Fleetwood

Conclusion

Boomstick: Damn. Even though he knew he was going to die, Naruto never never gave up. What a badass.

Wiz: Sorry, Naruto fans, I know you all really wanted to win, but unfortunately, this wasn't it.

Boomstick: Ringo had better training, a broader arsenal, and a better healing factor, and with Sol Wildman power's, he could rival six path sage mode power and abilities with his own

Wiz: Also, keep in mind that while chakra and aura have fairly different uses, they both contain spiritual energy.

Popup: Naruto's Senjutsu and Ringo's Nature Aura are also comparable in that they access naturally occurring energy around them.

Boomstick: Let's talk speed. Naruto can dodge lightspeed attacks and can move faster than lightning. A lightning bolt's return stroke is 220 million miles per hour, about one third the speed of light. Ringo has also displayed lightning fast speeds and is even greater.

Popup: The "return stroke" is the light traveling down a jagged "ladder" of ionized air, creating a flash.

Wiz: Near the end of the series, Ringo took a trip that should have taken seven days, but instead took nine hours and fifteen minutes.

Boomstick: It's likely Karen here was referencing her accomplice's speed, like Travis, who can knock his foes 2,440 miles away and appear next to them in a second. Louis beat him by going twice as fast, so we'll use that as Travis's limit.

Popup: As General of the Sunlands Military Force, Travis is likely the strongest Cowboy besides Ringo.

Wiz: With that, we can get the trip's total distance and conclude Travis's top speed is 519 million miles per hour. That's massively hypersonic, but not quite light speed. So Ringo must be going just as fast as he is at the time

Popup: Because his friends' lives were at stake, Ringo was traveling as fast as possible

Boomstick: All right, point for Naruto!

Wiz: Speed alone wasn't enough, though, especially since Ringo's aura enhanced sense gave him superb field awareness, making it difficult for Naruto to land a fatal blow, Even with Sage Mode.

Boomstick: If he could even land something fatal at all.

Wiz: Exactly. At first glance, it's easy to assume Naruto's enormous and varied arsenal could have simply overwhelmed Ringo. But to our surprise, Ringo had perfect counters for almost everything Naruto could throw at him. Thanks to his Mark

Boomstick: Seems like every trick Naruto has is something Ringo has seen before- clones, fast movements, massive explosions, transformations... Oh my!

Wiz: And frankly, it's unlikely Naruto was that much faster. While Ringo could outpace lightning at C-Class, the difference between Cowboys is far greater than a simple 100 or 200% increase. After all, a lower S-Class Cowboy could beat three A-Class cowboys without much effort, and Ringo is an upper S-Class. But most surprisingly, Ringo's level of power surpassed Naruto's.

Popup: Ringo has dodged his father Clint's Crazy Gun at point-blank range, which could be light speed. It moves in an unbroken line, burns through its target, and reflects off mirrors. However, it could have these properties without being light speed and has been shown to explode when fired as a large blast.

Boomstick: No freakin' way!

Wiz: Let's look at Sasuke's Susanoo meteor feat. By measuring the meteors' size compared to the Susanoo and applying shear force, we determined his feat equaled about 364 teratons of TNT at most.

Boomstick: In scientific terms, that's a hell of a lot. And remember Naruto once could take a hit worth 27 exatons. How could Ringo top that?

Wiz: Well, recall how there were multiple claims that S-Class Cowboys could obliterate the Earth.

Wiz: Well, recall how there were multiple claims that S-Class Cowboys could obliterate the Earth, although these claims were difficult to prove and seemed a little dubious.

Boomstick: Until Ringo fought Louis and they made that gigantic explosion from Mars.

Wiz: As we determined earlier, that blast was at least 4.5 million meters tall. At minimum, the kinetic energy of an explosion like this would equal about 285 zettatons of TNT.

Boomstick: That's twenty-one zeroes! Way more than Sasuke's meteor feat. Even if we halve it, 'cause there's two people doing the punchin', that's still over 5,000 times greater than Naruto surviving the moon slice.

Wiz: It's probably even more impressive than that. If the Sefirot tree is actually closer to the clouds, and therefore closer to the planet, that technically changes this shot's perspective. Which would mean the tree is actually even wider, the explosion even larger, and thus the kinetic energy even greater.

Boomstick: So when Jenkins said an S-class Cowboy like Ringo or John could wipe out a planet, he wasn't lying at all!

Popup: Naruto does not scale to Kaguya's planet busting attack. It was not her own power, as she required the chakra of the entire Earth's population. This attack would have killed both Naruto and Sasuke, so their levels of power are most likely below the attack's output.

Wiz: Correct. While Naruto is equal to beings powerful enough to slice and shift moons, he still could not match Ringo's strength. Even if Ringo was only half as strong, this would still put him well above Naruto in terms of sheer power output and durability.

Popup: Hagoromo and Hamura created and moved a moon, a feat worth 254 zettatons of TNT at most (Less than the Sefirot Tree feat). Naruto was only given half of Hagoromo's power, or 1/4 of this feat's potential. Although Naruto and Sasuke copied the moon creation to defeat Kaguya, it was a Sealing Technique, which does not directly translate to overall power level.

Boomstick: To sum it up: Naruto had the speed, they both had the guts and training, Ringo had the strength, durability, and abilities for days. Ringo sure got the Shonen Jump on Naruto.

Wiz: The winner is Ringo Shepard.