Defining a Javascript prototype

Question

What are the functional differences between the following two Javascript prototypes, and are there any benefits for choosing one over the other?

Option 1:

Answer 1

The second one will overwrite person.prototype with the object.

Method one:

Object.toString=function(){
  return "Object to string";
}
var Person = function(){
};
Person.toString=function(){
  return "Person to string";
}
Person.prototype.sayName=function(){}
console.log(Person.prototype.constructor.toString());// "Person to string"

Method two:

Object.toString=function(){
  return "Object to string";
}
var Person = function(){
};
Person.toString=function(){
  return "Person to string";
}
Person.prototype = {
  sayName:function(){}
}
console.log(Person.prototype.constructor.toString());// "Object to string"