Man, comparing Super Sans and Sans is like debating whether a supernova is brighter than the sun—both are insane in their own ways! Sans from 'Undertale' is iconic for his wit, shortcuts, and that brutal Genocide Route fight. His strength isn't raw power but strategy; he dodges, plays mind games, and hits hard when it counts. Super Sans, though? That AU version cranks everything to 11—stats, speed, even flashier attacks. But here's the thing: Sans was never about brute force. His genius was turning limitations into strengths, like his 1 HP making him rely on pure skill. Super Sans might win in a stats spreadsheet, but Sans feels smarter, and that's scarier to me.
Also, AU power scaling is always messy. Some versions of Super Sans borrow from other characters or give him outright reality-warping, which feels... less earned? Sans' original fight was punishing because it felt fair—you knew he was outmatched, but he still made you sweat. Super Sans can sometimes feel like a fanfic power fantasy (which, okay, it literally is). Both are cool, but I'd rather face Super Sans in a fight than endure Sans' smug puns mid-battle.