Guest boston_celtics Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 You'd probably find that Batman would be agile enough to dodge any shield throw. That, and I can't see Cap fighting WITH his shield against Batman; not having the second arm free would be a massive hindrance. Remember, Bats is hardly a street-level fighter, so Cap would need the second arm to block, counter, re-direct, etc. Of all the times I've seen Batman/Cap fights in crossovers, they've been stalemates, and that's with no equipment. Just Bruce vs Steve Rogers. I do remember seeing one where Steve was eventually knocked out by a torrent of water forcing his head into a sewer grate or something. ...and before you Marvel fans whine or whatever, this is the same comic that Wolverine beat Lobo in hand to hand. So don't go saying "oh that's bs!" When all is said and done, It's as Landon said. They're both equal enough that only a plot device would decide a victor, and thinking anything else would be fanboyism. I was just playing Devil's Advocate here, since this match has been done too many times. Batman could probably remote control the Bat-Mobile to run over Cap. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Dark Ranger X Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 I was just playing Devil's Advocate here, since this match has been done too many times. Batman could probably remote control the Bat-Mobile to run over Cap. Ah, righto, no worries. Wasn't meaning to insinuate anything, because you're hardly a fanboy anyway Boston. As for the Batmobile, well, he used it to knock out Bane in Arkham Asylum so why not? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Ghost Tiger Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 You'd probably find that Batman would be agile enough to dodge any shield throw. That, and I can't see Cap fighting WITH his shield against Batman; not having the second arm free would be a massive hindrance. Remember, Bats is hardly a street-level fighter, so Cap would need the second arm to block, counter, re-direct, etc. Of all the times I've seen Batman/Cap fights in crossovers, they've been stalemates, and that's with no equipment. Just Bruce vs Steve Rogers. I do remember seeing one where Steve was eventually knocked out by a torrent of water forcing his head into a sewer grate or something. ...and before you Marvel fans whine or whatever, this is the same comic that Wolverine beat Lobo in hand to hand. So don't go saying "oh that's bs!" When all is said and done, It's as Landon said. They're both equal enough that only a plot device would decide a victor, and thinking anything else would be fanboyism. I like how I originally said it...but Landon is credited with it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Dark Ranger X Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 You'd probably find that Batman would be agile enough to dodge any shield throw. That, and I can't see Cap fighting WITH his shield against Batman; not having the second arm free would be a massive hindrance. Remember, Bats is hardly a street-level fighter, so Cap would need the second arm to block, counter, re-direct, etc. Of all the times I've seen Batman/Cap fights in crossovers, they've been stalemates, and that's with no equipment. Just Bruce vs Steve Rogers. I do remember seeing one where Steve was eventually knocked out by a torrent of water forcing his head into a sewer grate or something. ...and before you Marvel fans whine or whatever, this is the same comic that Wolverine beat Lobo in hand to hand. So don't go saying "oh that's bs!" When all is said and done, it's as Ghost Tiger and Landon said. They're both equal enough that only a plot device would decide a victor, and thinking anything else would be fanboyism. Fixed Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Ivan Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 I love how people retreat behind the "but that's not what the CBUB is ABOUT" argument any time I suggest improving the conversation. That's like saying the thread title is Can Batman beat Captain America? so every response should just be a "yes" or "no." Anyone who wrote anything other than "yes" or "no" is sending this thread off-topic, because "that's not what the Can Batman beat Captain America? thread is about." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest boston_celtics Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 If everybody went around "improving" topics to outside what they were originally about, because they found the topic dull, then this site wouldn't have lasted this long. There are separate boards for discussions on writers and such. And, for the record, I only deviate from topic when somebody else does. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Ivan Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 There are separate boards for discussions on writers and such. Not on electricferret.com there aren't. I'm not going to go start another topic at CSBG or CA because those people didn't already have the first part of that discussion. The original point I was trying to make, just like Landon, was that this particular fight has not only been done time and time again (including in actual comic book format,) and the fighters are so evenly matched that the discussion should naturally become cerebral. Even if the fight was, say, "Mordru vs Cthon," which we really haven't seen before, when a fight is relatively even, it should transcend arguments about powers. Simply because most of CBUB refuses to move beyond the first level of a conversation, I don't see that as a reason to defend that habit. People on the other sites I've mentioned earlier always mock the CBUB boards as a wasteland of rabid, uninformed fanboys with bad grammar and worse taste. Usually I just laugh and agree, but CBUB's association means that people avoid the FPL, which has always bothered me... I can't "sell" the FPL to people who would enjoy it because they hear "electricferret" and they think it's all "omg Goku ftw *uncreative* *fake word* lawlz." So, that just turned into a rant. Sorry about that. Ahem. The definitive answer is "Yes, Batman CAN beat Captain America." It is a possibility. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Acecool Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 My friend Hugo said that Captain America can beat Batman is that true? Is it possible for Batman to beat Captain America? Absolutely. That being said, the likelihood isn't a slam dunk by any means. In fact cap will probably take the majority simply because his shield negates most of batman's toys and Cap is much more likely to use deadly force if need be. If this a death match in which both characters go all out, I still give this to cap. Even if all else is equal, he is still stronger and faster. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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