Kiva had a good start, but now it is time to face an extremely tough fighter. Batman may not have prep time, but he gets to start out with his two power rings and Superman’s overwhelming speed/strength. Kiva’s vampire abilities can’t compensate for that incredible amount of power and he shall have to take a loss here. Batman’s even got the tactical edge if necessary. Batman wins.
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Batman has two power rings and Superman’s strength?
And a whole lot more! It’s why he’s easily one of the strongest comic book characters on the blog. He’s gotten countless power ups over the years, which have really made him a force to be reckoned with.
Batman? Like the guy-with-no-powers-dressed-up-as-a-bat Batman? Which continuity are tou taking these from?
Yes, it takes powers and skills from all continuities and timelines unless the Batman in question wasn’t Bruce Wayne and was another character.
The composite rule shakes things up quite a bit as it can make a seemingly lightweight fighter like Batman go toe to toe with fighters like Galactus. It’s been one of my more controversial rules for sure, but it’s been a lot of fun at the same time.
Alright, I’ve always thought you use their standard equipment and power set.
I try to definitely discuss what would happen without the composite rule in a lot of matches where it would be different, although I definitely didn’t really do that this time. It would definitely make sense, but I figured that the composite rule would be a good way to differentiate the site from most debating blogs. Without all of these fancy power ups, I’d say that Kiva would definitely have the edge.