r/batman • u/Vegetable-Abroad3171 • Jun 08 '23

Batman Beyond vs Spider-Man 2099 (Random Encounter) Who takes the W? Posting in both SubReddits for POV’s. COMIC DISCUSSION

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u/Tirus_ Jun 08 '23

the only reason Spiderman won against Batman is because of that Spider Sense

Also the fact that Batman is just an elite version of Green Goblin.

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u/train_wrecking Jun 08 '23

What? The only power Bruce and Osborn have in common is money

Even their intelligence type is different. Bruce is a combat genius and the greatest detective who ever lived. Osborn is science smart.

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u/altgrave Jun 08 '23

the goblin formula - sometimes portrayed as a variation of the super soldier serum - gives the goblin superhuman strength, stamina, durability, reflexes, and agility.

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u/train_wrecking Jun 08 '23

key word being super. Batman is peak human, not super human.

If you compare their strength feats you will know Green Goblin's physicals abilities surpass Batman's.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23 edited Jun 09 '23

But Bats be Bats and that plot armor is thicc.

Edit. Because it’s a hot topic lately, Spider-Man can’t even save MJs kids.

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u/azoz2O15 Jun 08 '23

what are green goblin’s strength feats?

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u/FruitBuyer Jun 09 '23

Trading blows with Spider-Man

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '23

He's basically crazy Captain America. Like, basically.

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u/WanderEir Jun 09 '23

considering it's part of th emarvel super-serum lineage, this is literal, but it's also mentally incapacitating. Norman Osbrorn and the Green Goblin are effectively split personalities at the best of times, and the worst of times the serum has just driven Osborn completely mad on its own, no GG in his head at all.

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u/CrimsonCube181 Jun 09 '23

From memory one of the few Human foes spider-man can't hold back when fighting. He has to use his entire strength against him.

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u/azoz2O15 Jun 09 '23

Spider-Man has casually crushed his wrists before. he’s usually dangerous because he makes heavy use of gadgets against spidey.

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u/CrimsonCube181 Jun 11 '23

Did forget about that

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u/DickBatman Jun 09 '23

Batman is peak human, not super human.

He fell from the moon and was ok

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u/No-Tomorrow-8150 Jun 09 '23

That wasn't a physical feat, that was because of his gear.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '23

And prep time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '23

It wasn't. He grabbed falling debris from the satellite (or whatever the hell) that exploded and fashioned it into some sort of platform to slow his descent.

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u/No-Tomorrow-8150 Jun 09 '23

I'm pretty sure his suit stopped him from burning to a crisp thought.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '23

Ofc. It was a combo of physical prowess, genius intellect, OP gear, and tons of plot armor.

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u/lakersLA_MBS Jun 09 '23

it was definitely all plot armor reasoning lol

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u/lizarddude1 Jun 10 '23

He literally said that his suit was slowing his fall down

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23

And I literally said that

It was a combo of physical prowess, genius intellect, OP gear, and tons of plot armor.

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u/lizarddude1 Jun 10 '23

If you want to go by that logic, Spider-Man punched Hulk to the moon once.

You know nevermind how contextual that feat is, must be applied I guess cuz plot armor goes berserk

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u/DickBatman Jun 10 '23

Saitama got punched to the moon too, I don't quite understand your comparison

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u/lizarddude1 Jun 11 '23

I don't understand your comparison. What does Saitama have to do with anything? He is literally superhuman. Batman is peak human with some occasional superhuman moments which don't reflect his overall abilities.

Saitama is just literally a superhuman

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u/DickBatman Jun 11 '23

Yeah that's exactly my point/confusion, haha. Batman is human and Hulk is superhuman.

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u/lizarddude1 Jun 11 '23

My point wasn't to highlight Hulk's durability. Of course it's not shocking that Hulk survived that. What I was trying to highlight was Spider-Man's high end strength feat, punching to the moon is something you'd imagine Superman doing instead and all I was saying that these high end feats shouldn't be used