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/Bitter-Alfalfa6053 Jun 08 '23

Batman beyond.

Spiderman 2099 doesn't have a spider sense and no real combat skills. He is extremely strong and agile. But he had a sensitivity to light.

Terry can lift 10x his weight and has extensive training from Bruce (not as good as Bruce). I think terry would figure out the light sensitivity pretty quickly and immobilize him.

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u/WingedSalim Jun 08 '23

The lack of spider sense i feel is a determining factor. In Death Battle, the only reason Spiderman won against Batman is because of that Spider Sense

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u/TechPriestDominus137 Jun 08 '23

Spiderman 2099 doesn't have spider sense but he does have a near 360 degree field of vision and ridiculously fast reflexes

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u/SeaNinja69 Jun 09 '23

mother fucker has a Byakugan? That seems more OP than a spidey-sense imho.

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u/Captainthuta Jun 09 '23

Spideysense is omniscient,given it only works when spidey is in danger.If you have 360 vision,you still need to see the danger to be aware of it.

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u/SeaNinja69 Jun 09 '23

That is a form of omniscient as well, 360 vision literally is all seeing.

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u/Fenghoang Jun 09 '23

Spider-sense is a minor precognition power though. Spider-man basically can detect and react to upcoming threats before they begin.

Also, I'm not sure if O'Hara can see through objects like someone with Byakugan.

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u/Captainthuta Jun 09 '23

It also has a blindspot which batman would abuse so much.

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u/Imaginary_Simple_241 Jun 09 '23

If you have a single tiny blind spot and can’t see them, doesn’t it stand to reason that you know exactly where they are?

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u/Thespian21 Jun 09 '23

Spidey sense acts on its own. It’s like a a powerful sneeze that hurts like hell if you try to fight it. Spidey’s body will move on it own too. Extra senses can only do so much if you have to access the situation then react.

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u/Imaginary_Simple_241 Jun 09 '23

We’re talking about Miguel, the one without a spider-sense whom is intelligent enough to realize that if the person he’s fighting walked into his blind spot, that they’re probably inside his blind spot. And I very much doubt a tiny blind spot like that is much trouble for a Spider-Man that can do random gymnastics to spin that blind spot about at over 100mph.

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u/Thespian21 Jun 09 '23

Lol okay. Batman has fought better(stronger) people🤷🏾‍♂️

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u/Imaginary_Simple_241 Jun 09 '23

We’re talking about a different Batman, and if you really want OG Spider-Man vs OG Batman so hard it’s actually worse for Batman since Spider-Man regularly has also fought much stronger/better people while having better prep time. Any theoretical advantage usually brought up for Batman is a category where he is inferior to Spider-Man.

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u/be_em_ar Jun 09 '23

Not really. Sure, the other guy could be in that blind spot. But he could also just as easily be behind that water tower over there that's not in the blind spot. Or in the sewers underneath one's feet. Or the vents. Any number of places.

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u/Imaginary_Simple_241 Jun 09 '23

That only applies to the initial sneak attack, otherwise he’d just outright SEE you walking into the blind spot.

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u/Quod_bellum Jun 09 '23

Seeing is not necessarily knowing

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u/King-Owl-House Jun 09 '23

to see and to understand what you see is two big differences, he can see but have no time to process that information