the flash vs batman
give details in why one or the other would win in fight
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I have to admit batman is a pretty cool character however in terms of power and fighting the flash would win in well a flash. Honestly despite how kickass batman is he cannot hope to match the likes of the flash due to the flashes supernatural powers. After all batman is but a human and the flash well....... Side: flash
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Well then i guess it is also dependent on their environment as despite batman being considered "godlike" that doesn't matter as who are they to judge batman. He may be considered godlike but that may just be because the person who considers him to be godlike is a mere human. BTW having the ability to travel back in time is godlike Side: flash
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If batman has time to prepare, batman hands down. Being a genius and a billionaire, he has both an immense knack for working out a plan to counter all manner of superiority, as well as the wherewithal to actually put a plan into practice to make said counter. The Flash' achilles heel isn't that hard to figure out. Despite the fact that The Flash can move, react, and think at or very close to the speed of light, he is still somewhat limited in his perception by the laws of physics. Among those is the speed of light; light itself can't be perceived prior to it entering the eye and stimulating the optic nerve. Even extremely fast processing inserts some manner of delay here. So blind the Flash permanently with an extremely high intensity laser. Given a set of circumstances that would put Batman and the Flash against each other, Batman could certainly work out which direction the Flash should be coming from, and when. Fire it at the designated time, right in the Flash' direction. He can't see the laser coming, because in order for the light from the laser to stimulate the optic nerve, said laser will have to have already entered his eye and struck his retina, damaging everything, before the optic nerve even fires in response. However quickly his nervous system responds, however quickly he recognizes the incoming threat to evade it, the damage is already done. Given his reflexes, even the most powerful laser won't likely kill him outright as he could simply move out of its path, but his eyes are already shot permanently, beyond the capacity of medical intervention or a healing factor based on accelerated metabolism and cell division. Once blinded, most of The Flash' abilities would be neutered; even if he somehow managed to develop a sonar sense like Daredevil, the limits of his perception would ultimately limit his speed (in practice) to that of slightly lower than that of sound, in order to actually know where he was going. Much more manageable. He could also get functional artificial eyes, but he would still have to deal with it's high latency compared to his own nervous system. It'd be superior to Daredevil's sonar sense eventually, but cripplingly disorienting in the short term; he'd have to re-learn everything, and even the best case scenario would see him permanently reduced in effectiveness. In neither case would he be able to adapt to the loss of his vision within the time of the actual engagement; he would either lose outright, or be forced to withdraw with no clue as to what is in front of him and what collateral damage he may cause. Side: batman
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