Hercules: Useless, useless, useless... DISTANCE!
He proclaims as such and calls upon The God of Strength to punch through Sun Wukong's chest and crush his heart. Hercules unleashes a vicious Stand Rush on his now vulnerable foe, who can do nothing against the barrage.
Hercules: DISTANCE DISTANCE! DISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCEDISTANCE!
Hercules ends with one final blow that reduces Sun Wukong to a bloody smear, before immediately proceeding to dive back down to the ground and pose victoriously beneath the shower of blood that once was the Great Sage Equaling Heaven, who now remains dead for good.
Hercules: GO THE DISTANCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
A "The End" screen reminiscent of the "To Be Continued" screen from JoJo pops up, closing the fight out.
Boomstick: Against Herc, who is just as strong and not losing his mind, he wouldn't be able to afford that kind of lapse, even for an instant.
Wiz: On the other hand, Herc has managed to maintain his willpower fighting foes just as strong as the Sun Wukong, so he didn't have the same kind of exploitable weakness.
Boomstick: And remember, he doesn't actually
need to say his spells backwards.
Wiz: It helps with his concentration, but all his spells come from his mental impulses, just like Sun Wukong. He's consistently pulled off non-verbal spells in the past, even against beings as strong as Hera.
Popup: Sun Wukong has implied that he could resurrect himself after death, but his method of doing so is vague and nonspecific. Herc's capability to erase powers and existence could prevent him from such resurrection.
Boomstick: In the end, Herc definitely had enough experience fighting smart and keepin' on his toes to hang with Sun Wukong long enough to get in a finishing blow.