Monkey D. LuffyvsSpider-Man

Spider-Man is one of Marvel's most beloved heroes, with proportional spider-strength of roughly 10 tons, a precognitive spider-sense, incredible agility, and genius-level intellect. He's one of the most versatile street-level heroes in comics, capable of fighting well above his weight class through cleverness and determination.

Gear 5 Luffy, however, operates at a completely different power tier. The awakening of his Nika fruit gives him reality-warping cartoon physics — he can turn the ground to rubber, stretch his body to absurd proportions, grab and redirect lightning, and reshape the environment at will. His Conqueror's Haki can knock out thousands of weak-willed opponents and, when infused into his attacks, delivers devastation that shatters islands.

Spider-Man's spider-sense is formidable, but it works best against threats he can actually dodge. Luffy's Gear 5 attacks are enormous in scale — punches the size of islands, shockwaves that travel miles — and spider-sense doesn't help when there's nowhere to dodge to. The webbing that Spider-Man relies on for mobility and restraint would be useless against a rubber man who can stretch out of any binding.

The one area where Spider-Man has an advantage is intelligence. Peter Parker is a scientific genius, and in a prolonged fight, he might figure out weaknesses in Luffy's fighting style. But Luffy's durability means Spider-Man's attacks wouldn't do meaningful damage even if they landed perfectly.