Ideals and morals aside, Batman and Bane both had the same training, even Ra's.
This is something that always threw me off about Nolan's Batman. The only real training Bruce Wayne ever got was from the League of Shadows. The comics Batman also travelled the world to study under different cultures, practices, and also studied other means of fighting crime (or at least, it's implied). However in Nolan's world it almost feels as if Bruce becomes Batman as soon as he comes up with the idea.
Batman's gadgets are all motivated by the same fighting techniques used by the LOS, theatricality, deception, distraction, disappearing, etc. so in a way, the LOS is making duplicate Batmans all the time.
Apparently if you're a morally preachy Cop you can be.
"The training is nothing, the will is everything."Ideals and morals aside, Batman and Bane both had the same training, even Ra's.
It should take an entire childhood and early adulthood lost to top level training under the world's greatest trackers, fighters, spys, bomb experts, escape artist, detectives, etc. mixed with superior genetics and endless funding to even have a chance of being anywhere near Batman.
Not just several months in the Mystical Ninja Mountains.
If they have money then of course they can.
Which is why I never liked the "90% of skills come from brief ninja training" origin.
It should take an entire childhood and early adulthood lost to top level training under the world's greatest trackers, fighters, spys, bomb experts, escape artist, detectives, etc. mixed with superior genetics and endless funding to even have a chance of being anywhere near Batman.
Not just several months in the Mystical Ninja Mountains.