SpideyFan866
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Batman's fighting style needs to be quick and fluid, but at the same time aggressive, heavy handed, and methodical, with SEAMLESS integration of his gadgets.
Also, Batman should be able to take on any opponent one-on-one with extreme ease.
Unless its a huge crowd of people running at him at once (in which case he should use a flash bang or some other gadget), or a villain such as Bane, Deathstroke or Ra's, Batman shouldn't have any trouble disposing of a criminal(s). Quick and Easy with extreme, but not fatal, prejudice.
Lastly, Batman needs to be a mute. My BIGGEST issue with all of the post Burton films is that Batman talks TOO DAMN MUCH. Seriously, shut up. Batman does not talk to criminals unless he's interrogating them.
The "I'm not wearing hockey pads" convo in TDK, and His and Robin's back and forth in B & R was SO annoying.
Seriously Batman, just shut up.
The best Batman is one that is silent and plays up the "supernatural" side of the Batman facade and strikes fear.
Also, Batman should be able to take on any opponent one-on-one with extreme ease.
Unless its a huge crowd of people running at him at once (in which case he should use a flash bang or some other gadget), or a villain such as Bane, Deathstroke or Ra's, Batman shouldn't have any trouble disposing of a criminal(s). Quick and Easy with extreme, but not fatal, prejudice.
Lastly, Batman needs to be a mute. My BIGGEST issue with all of the post Burton films is that Batman talks TOO DAMN MUCH. Seriously, shut up. Batman does not talk to criminals unless he's interrogating them.
The "I'm not wearing hockey pads" convo in TDK, and His and Robin's back and forth in B & R was SO annoying.
Seriously Batman, just shut up.
The best Batman is one that is silent and plays up the "supernatural" side of the Batman facade and strikes fear.
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