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Topic	If Spider-Man and Batman switched villains, who would have an easier time?
YookaLaylee 09/28/17 5:35:24 PM #110:	ChromaticAngel posted... poison Ivy has the ability to attack Spider-Man from every direction at once. Spider sense would help him dodge most of it but the chance that he could get through the fight without taking even a single hit is really small. It's a given that Poison Ivy will hit him at least once, only question is can Poison Ivy deliver a strong enough dose of poison in a few hits to actually take him out. Batman typically comes prepared ahead of time with antivenom. It's not like Spider-man has never been poisoned before. He's a scientist and could probably whip up an anti rode himself if he doesn't pass out first. Or he could get help from the avengers, the X-men, the fantastic four or Dr Connors Nomadic View posted... It's not about the physical capabilities. It's about the morality of the hero and how he handles the situation. Batman could easily kill Joker in a hand to hand fight, but it's about his ability to go beyond just pure strength and fighting prowess. If you really want to talk pure power Batman could nuke Gotham or New York. The pure access to power is tilted towards Batman. I'd say Spiderman would have more problems. Although Spiderman is intelligent in regards to science and engineering, it's Batman that has that in spades, and has investigative attributes to boot. Spiderman typically stumbles onto the bad guy or relies on his spidey senses to sniff out the culprit. That just isn't going to cut it for Batman villains. They work in the dark and in hiding. Their threat doesn't come from how they're able to directly attack the hero, but from the damage they do to society from the shadows. That's not true at all. Spidey does detective work all the time. He actively searches for people --- https://media.giphy.com/media/26gsuNHaqCPgziZYA/giphy.gif <cite>YookaLaylee posted [p:887466148] in If Spider-... [t:75821311]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChromaticAngel posted...</cite> <quote>poison Ivy has the ability to attack Spider-Man from every direction at once. Spider sense would help him dodge most of it but the chance that he could get through the fight without taking even a single hit is really small. It's a given that Poison Ivy will hit him at least once, only question is can Poison Ivy deliver a strong enough dose of poison in a few hits to actually take him out. Batman typically comes prepared ahead of time with antivenom.</quote> It's not like Spider-man has never been poisoned before. He's a scientist and could probably whip up an anti rode himself if he doesn't pass out first. Or he could get help from the avengers, the X-men, the fantastic four or Dr Connors <cite>Nomadic View posted...</cite> <quote>It's not about the physical capabilities. It's about the morality of the hero and how he handles the situation. Batman could easily kill Joker in a hand to hand fight, but it's about his ability to go beyond just pure strength and fighting prowess. If you really want to talk pure power Batman could nuke Gotham or New York. The pure access to power is tilted towards Batman. I'd say Spiderman would have more problems. Although Spiderman is intelligent in regards to science and engineering, it's Batman that has that in spades, and has investigative attributes to boot. Spiderman typically stumbles onto the bad guy or relies on his spidey senses to sniff out the culprit. That just isn't going to cut it for Batman villains. They work in the dark and in hiding. Their threat doesn't come from how they're able to directly attack the hero, but from the damage they do to society from the shadows.</quote> That's not true at all. Spidey does detective work all the time. He actively searches for people --- https://media.giphy.com/media/26gsuNHaqCPgziZYA/giphy.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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