History Characters / DeathBattleBatmanVs

* WeakButSkilled:
** Although a very strong human (bench-pressing half a ton could break some Olympic records), Batman is noticeably weaker than other superheroes as most superheroes have SuperStrength. He can outmatch Spider-Man with his knowledge of over 100 different martial arts. At the same time, Batman is not strong enough to beat Spider-Man to death and even with his body armor, Batman would have little defense against someone as strong as Spider-Man (as Batman's body armor is light enough to allow him mobility).
** Batman is slightly physically slower and weaker than Cap but has a slight edge in skill, MASTERING all the martial arts skills that he knows.
** With his Hellbat armor, he becomes StrongAndSkilled. Unfortunately, compared to Tony's wide assortment of varied armors, he was simply outclassed in versatility and technological prowess making him UnskilledButStrong in comparison.

* CruelAndUnusualDeath: In his fight with Black Panther, after being slashed open, Bruce is decapitated while a whale eats up his headless corpse.

* TookALevelInBadass: Both Bruce and Tony are granted access to the most powerful set of armor they can get their hands on for this battle, which puts them in the same league as universal-level entities like Darkseid and the Celestials.

* StealthExpert: He could disappear and reappear in an instant thanks to his mastery of stealth and the various gadgets he carries around his utility belt. This helps net him the win in the end. Since Batman is capable of hiding from the likes of Superman, there's no reason why he couldn't do the same against Cap.

* TheStrategist: Batman is clearly more intelligent than Captain America in both tactics and knowledge, even if Cap is an effective commander. Batman was able to conclude that Cap's shield was too much of a threat, so Batman gained an advantage in the match by disarming and stealing the shield. He also confused and ambushed America by using his gadgets and stealth.
* StealthExpert: Bruce trained in ninjutsu and specializes in using the shadows in conjunction with his dark costume to catch enemies off guard.
* StealthHiBye: He's a master of disappearing as soon as you take your eyes off him. Even Superman doesn't know how he does it.
* TheStoic: Boy as he ever; not making a single peep throughout his fight against Spider-Man. This carries over to his battle against Cap.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The straight man to Tony's wise guy. He takes this bout with a grim tone and constantly warns Tony not to push him.
* StrippedToTheBone: After Tony makes the Nano Armor self-destruct with Bruce inside, all that's left of the Dark Knight is his smoking skeleton.
* SuperIntelligence: Batman is a super genius with a photographic memory and the world's greatest detective, bar none. Sadly, it doesn't help him in his fights with Spider-Man, Black Panther, and Iron Man, who also possess Super Intelligence on par with him.

* FedToTheBeast: During the encounter in the orca enclosure, he attempts to do this to Black Panther by blowing up the walkway to make him fall in, but T'challa avoids this by [[SteppingStonesInTheSky jumping off the falling debris to get to the high ground]]. Later on, this fate befalls his decapitated body after T'Challa kicks it in, where an orca indeed eats him.

* MadeOfIron: To superhuman levels, he has withstood the vacuum of space for 24 seconds, and is buried 6 feet under in a coffin stuffed in a straight jacket deprived of sleep for days with Joker's latest venom toxin ''and'' a cocktail of hindering drugs in his system. Boomstick wonders aloud if he's even human at all because of this feat.
* NeckSnap: With his grappling hook, he wraps around Cap's neck, tethers it around a streetlamp, and... this trope.
* NonFatalExplosions: His explosive gel doesn't fatally harm foes, it can only stun them. This is enough to catch Captain America off guard and let Batman go in for the kill.

* MadeOfIron: Despite being a normal, but well-trained, human, Batman has overcome having his back broken, fighting the other Justice League members, and being ''disintegrated''. However, none of this matters against the superhumanly strong Spider-Man once the latter lands a ''very'' good and clean hit.

* SuperSenses: Batman uses gadgets in his cowl to give him sonar vision, radios, superhearing, and other traits that increase his effectiveness in stealth, detection and ambush. It's a clear advantage over Cap, whose senses are not as extreme.

* ThouShaltNotKill: Batman's steadfast adherence to his moral code, epitomized by his unwavering commitment to never taking a life, is a defining characteristic. This principle, a core tenet of his identity, remains resolute even when faced with formidable adversaries like the Joker. However, this refusal to compromise his beliefs, coupled with his aversion to firearms, presents a vulnerability, exemplified in his inability to overcome challenges such as Black Panther's Vibranium-laced armor. Despite the temptation to deviate from his moral code for strategic advantage, Batman's commitment to the principle of non-lethality remains unwavering, underscoring his integrity and defining his character.

* UtilityBelt: It's where he keeps his gadgets and seems to have everything he would need in a fight.

* UtilityBelt: One of his most iconic tools, practically every iteration of the Caped Crusader carries one.

* ThouShaltNotKill: HBatman's steadfast adherence to his moral code, epitomized by his unwavering commitment to never taking a life, is a defining characteristic. This principle, a core tenet of his identity, remains resolute even when faced with formidable adversaries like the Joker. However, this refusal to compromise his beliefs, coupled with his aversion to firearms, presents a vulnerability, exemplified in his inability to overcome challenges such as Black Panther's Vibranium-laced armor. Despite the temptation to deviate from his moral code for strategic advantage, Batman's commitment to the principle of non-lethality remains unwavering, underscoring his integrity and defining his character.

** In ''Batman VS Spider-Man", the Dark Knight loses due to his main strengths (i.e. CrazyPrepared, StealthExpert, and lack of lethality in gadgets) being negated by Spider-Man's superhuman physiology and SpiderSense.
** In ''Batman VS Captain America", the Dark Knight wins due to his [[MasterOfAll mastery of martial arts]], smoke bombs, and pragmatism trumping Cap's more straightforward fighting style and inability to see past the smoke.
** In ''Black Panther VS Batman", the Dark Knight loses due to his opponent being StrongAndSkilled and having better resources and superior technology. Never mind the fact that he lacks any gadget capable of negating the Panther Habitat.
** In ''Batman VS Iron Man", the Dark Knight loses due to his opponent being much more CrazyPrepared than ''him'' and having many high-tech battle armors that are both powerful and flexible in combat compared to his Batsuits, and his own variety of high-tech battle armor [[CripplingOverspecialization being limited to specific beings]], including the Hellbat armor.

* ThouShallNotKill: Like Batman, he also adheres to this principle, but it's also {{averted|Trope}} in the rules of Death Battle.

** As lampshaded by Boomstick, Steve's SuperSenses, while sharper than the average person, aren't sharp enough to allow him to see past a solid wall of smoke which is something that Batman took advantage of in their fight. Also, Steve's SuperSenses are implied to serve as a double-edged sword, as after taking an explosive gel-laced shield to the face, he seems to suffer from SensoryOverload which allowed Batman enough time to get in and incapacitate him through PressurePoint.

* AntiArmor: The Panther Habit's Panther Claws are made of Antarctic Vibranium and are especially able to weaken the molecular bonds of other metals, even Adamantium. Batman's Batsuit stood no chance once the claws came out.

* HopelessBossFight: Ultimately, without any tool, weapon, or gadget to counter Black Panther's Vibranium armor along with no notable weakness for him to exploit, Batman's fight against the King of Wakanda is not a matter of "if Batman could win?" but "''how long can Batman last?''".

* McNinja: Boomstick classifies him as such because he knows ninjitsu.

* SicklyChildGrewUpStrong: He was a skinny kid who aspired to fight for his country, but he was deemed unfit for service due to his weak build and multiple health problems. However, he was chosen for the US government's Project: Rebirth, a project in which he would be a test subject a super-soldier serum that would increase Steve's strength beyond the pinnacle of human performance. The serum was a success, and he became one of America's strongest warrior.

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For the longest matchup, Batman has been used in many battles against heroes of similar [[AlternateCompanyEquivalent equivalent]]. This is such a debated topic that WebAnimation/DeathBattle not only pits Batman against one opponent but more times than not with significant updates in feats. It eventually evolved from an SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome to making Batman something of TheWorfEffect and {{Jobber}}.

* BadassNormal: In general, Bruce doesn't have any superpowers and he's the only founding member of the Justice League whose TheTeamNormal. While he trained to achieve {{Charles Atlas Superpower}}s, making him massively tougher and smarter than the average human, underneath the suit he can be taken down with a bullet like any other mortal man by the end of the day.

* CurbStompCushion: Batman's loss is inevitable due to Black Panther being [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter his equal in martial arts and combat experience, on top of having superpowers, better equipment, greater resources, and no exploitable weaknesses]]. Yet, he still gives T'Challa one hell of a fight despite the Vibranium armor ensuring [[NoSell zero damage]] to the latter.

* AllWebbedUp: Near the end of the fight, he gets restricted by the webbing after getting hit with several web balls by Spider-Man, all at rapid succession. This renders him helpless, and Spider-Man finishes him off by ripping his torso clean off.

** The first defeated combatant to make a return. Also, the first previously defeated opponent to return with a win.
** Then he returns for a fourth time after being defeated by Black Panther in Season 5... only to die at the end once again at the hands of Iron Man.

* BadassNormal: In general, Bruce doesn't have any superpowers and he's the only founding member of the Justice League whose TheTeamNormal. While he trained to achieve [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower Charles Atlas Superpowers]], making him massively tougher and smarter than the average human, underneath the suit he can be taken down with a bullet like any other mortal man by the end of the day.

* BatScare: Batman weaponized this trope, using sonar technology to attract bats. But this barely phased Spiderman. In several comics, Mysterio and Green Goblin also used bats or bat-robots against Spiderman in similar ways, so Spidey's probably used to it.

--> '''Batman:''' (*after trapping Black Panther*) [[BondOneLiner Amateur.]]

* CastFromHitPoints: The main flaw of Batman’s Hellbat armor was that it fed on his own metabolism and several of its features put a strain on his body. This was a deciding factor in the fight, as while the Hellbat could match and surpass most of Tony’s armors, the strain it placed on his body meant he couldn’t keep up in a prolonged fight -- and Tony's army of suits certainly could keep him busy for a while.

** Batman is prepared for nearly any situation and has numerous contingency plans meant to take down some of his world’s heaviest hitters. Unfortunately Tony was even more prepared than him.

--> '''Black Panther:''' Prepare yourself.
--> '''Batman:''' I'm prepared for ''anything''.
* CripplingOverspecialization: This is pointed out by the hosts in ''Batman vs Iron Man''. A major factor in his loss is while he had numerous contingency plans, most of the said plans were tailored towards specific beings, as opposed to Iron Man’s suits, with even the most specialized of his armors having the same basic arsenal. For example, the Justice Buster was meant to be his main tool in defeating the other founding members of the Justice League, and while it was well-equipped to abuse their weaknesses, its armaments could easily be countered by the vast majority of Iron Man armors.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: After being slashed open, Bruce is decapitated while a whale eats up his headless corpse.

* FragileSpeedster: Only in comparison to [[LightningBruiser Spider-Man]]. Despite being MadeOfIron and wearing a protective suit, Batman can still be killed by one good, clean hit from his superhumanly strong opponent, forcing him to utilize evasive tactics along with his above-Olympic-level agility and speed to give himself the edge in their one-on-one fight.

* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Spiderman began the fight as his usual cocky self, which left him wide open to Batman's trick gadgets. Despite giving him a thrashing on the roof, Spidey quickly recovers and adapts to Batman's tactics.
* NoNonsenseNemesis: In contrast to his opponent, Batman forgoes TrashTalk, [[IShallTauntYou battle taunts]], or [[YouFightLikeACow any sort of banter]] and hyper-focuses entirely on their fight to kill his opponent with ''everything'' he's got. Unfortunately, Batman's greater fighting experience and martial training, pragmatism, stealth tactics, and non-lethal gadgets prove inadequate to trump Spider-Man's superhuman physiology, SpiderSense, and his own FantasticFightingStyle, the Way of the Spider. Ironically, [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness early iterations]] of the Dark Knight show him just as much of a wisecrack in his fights until he's [[CharacterizationMarchesOn later written]] as TheStoic.

* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Got some in normal and explosive batarangs. Spiderman was able to dodge most of them due to his spider-sense.

* ThouShaltNotKill: He usually will never kill anyone, even someone like the Joker. The sole exception is Darkseid. He also refuses to carry a gun or any firearm because he knows how unstable he can be and refuses to take the chance. This is his undoing because none of his gadgets had the power to damage Black Panther's Vibranium-laced armor. Though Batman ''could'' have possibly created a gun-like gadget to get around this, he never would have taken this option, thus leaving him with no way to defeat Black Panther.

* StrippedToTheBone: After Tony makes the Nano Armor self-destruct with Bruce inside, all that's left of the dark knight is his smoking skeleton.
* SuperIntelligence: Batman is a supergenius with a photographic memory and the world's greatest detective, bar none.

* TerrorHero: He uses The thugs of Gotham City to start shaking in fear the moment they see his silhouette.

* ThouShallNotKill: His number one rule and principle, and it's {{averted|Trope}} in the rules of Death Battle.

** In ''Batman vs Spider-Man", the Dark Knight loses due to his main strengths (i.e. CrazyPrepared, StealthExpert, and lack of lethality in gadgets) being negated by Spider-Man's superhuman physiology and SpiderSense.
** In ''Batman vs Captain America", the Dark Knight wins due to his [[MasterOfAll mastery of martial arts]], smoke bombs, and pragmatism trumping Cap's more straightforward fighting style and inability to see past the smoke.

** In ''Batman vs Iron Man", the Dark Knight loses due to his opponent being much more CrazyPrepared than ''him'' and having many high-tech battle armors that are both powerful and flexible in combat compared to his Batsuits, and his own variety of high-tech battle armor [[CripplingOverspecialization being limited to specific beings]], including the Hellbat armor.

* VictoryByEndurance: Besides ManOfKryptonite, Spider-Man is also able to outlast and exhaust Batman of whatever tricks he has up his sleeves.

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''DC's Vengeful Crusader of the Night''

** Justified and deconstructed. In comparison to Spider-Man, he ''is'' this. Stealth, explosives, and using any trick he has up his sleeve all while preventing his opponent from having any sort of breathing room are all fair game to Batman in their one-to-one fight (except with guns of course). But considering how many of his victories over super-beings are the result of being CrazyPrepared, along with Death Battle rules preventing such a thing, and Spider-Man being a completely unknown opponent, you can hardly blame him. In the end, though, none of Batman's abilities, tools, greater combat experience, and tactics mean jack-squat against an opponent whose powers are practically tailor-made negate his main strengths.

* CrazyPrepared:

* GrapplingHookPistol: A classic device used by all incarnations of Batman.

* {{Leitmotif}}: ''Molossus'' from Film/BatmanBegins, ''Main Theme'' from WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries, ''Attack of the Batwing'' from Film/Batman1989, ''The Dark Knight Triumphant / End titles'' from WesternAnimation/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns, and ''Dark Knight'' from Film/TheDarkKnight play during his ''Batman vs Captain America'' analysis.

* ShockAndAwe: His suit's taser functions but at only 200,000 volts (the minimum required voltage for standard tasers) it's not enough to kill. Spider-Man isn't bothered by it.
* SmokeOut: Carries smoke pellets in his utility belt. He manages to get the upper hand on Peter by using one.
* TheStoic: Boy as he ever; not making a single peep throughout his fight against Spider-Man.

* VigilanteMan: After the tragic circumstance of losing his parents to a common criminal, Bruce became Batman to make sure no one else suffers the same way he did, even if he has to break the law to do so. This is one of the many traits he shares with Spider-Man.

* GrapplingHookPistol: The Batclaw, used to snap Captain America's neck.
* InnateNightVision: His cowl contains gear that has night, infrared, and ultraviolet vision, as well as a triangulation imaging system that can create a 3D map of the world just by hacking into every cell phone on Earth.
* MadeOfIron: To superhuman levels, he has withstood the vacuum of space for 24 seconds, and being buried 6 feet under in a coffin stuffed in a straight jacket deprived of sleep for days with Joker's latest venom toxin ''and'' a cocktail of hindering drugs in his system. Boomstick wonders aloud if he's even human at all because of this feat.
* NeckSnap: With his grappling hook, he wraps around Cap's neck, tethers it around a streetlamp and... this trope.
* NonFatalExplosions: His explosive gel doesn't fatally harm foes, it can only stun them. This is enough to catch Captain America off guard and let Batman go in for the kill.
* PressurePoint: More knowledgeable in this than Cap. This helps him at the end, rendering Cap helpless.
* ShockAndAwe: His Shock Gloves, which are significantly deadlier than his suits' taser function, capable of puncturing kevlar and stopping ''Bane's'' heart. They don't do much in the fight due to Cap's shield having no conductivity and Cap's own resistance to shock, nullifying the gloves.
* SmokeOut: Carries around several smoke pellets to supplement his stealth skills. He uses this to set up an ambush against Cap, as while he could "see faster" than Batman, this won't let him see through thick smoke.
* StealthExpert: He could disappear and reappear in an instant thanks to his mastery of stealth and the various gadgets he carries around his utility belt. This helps net him the win in the end. Since Batman is capable of hiding from the likes of Superman, there's no reason why he couldn't do the same against Cap.
* StoneWall: Slightly demonstrated with Batman's Batsuit. Captain America's strength is significantly lower than Spiderman's, so Batman was able to endure this fight long enough to discover Cap's weaknesses and adapt to the battle. Also, the Captain wore relatively lighter armor, meaning without his shield Batman had a slight advantage in endurance.
* StuffBlowingUp: Explosive Gel.
* SuperReflexes: Shown dodging a bullet and can dodge Darkseid's Omega Beams. This enables him to react and dodge nearly every one of Captain Amercia's attacks, giving Batman enough breathing time to think up a plan.
* SuperSenses: Batman uses gadgets in his cowl to give him sonar vision, radios, superhearing and other traits that increase his effectiveness in stealth, detection and ambush. It's a clear advantage over Cap, whose senses are not as extreme.
* TheStrategist: Batman is clearly more intelligent than Captain America in both tactics and knowledge, even if Cap is an effective commander. Batman was able to conclude that Cap's shield was too much of a threat, so Batman gained an advantage in the match by disarming and stealing the shield. He also confused and ambushed America by using his gadgets and stealth.
* TerrorHero: He uses The thugs of Gotham City to start shaking in fear the moment they see his silhouette.
* UnexplainedRecovery: The episode makes no references to the results of Batman's previous match. He just appears from the shadows to battle Cap, as good as new. Since these battles are just a dramatization based on the research, one can say that the characters aren't actually fighting, and therefore no one's actually dying. Also, according to Max of Few Trades who is one of the members of the research team, this episode was planned out ''before'' Batman Vs Spider-man and was kept in reserve just for such an occasion as the hard drive failure that pushed back Godzilla Vs Gamera.
* UtilityBelt: It's where he keeps his gadgets, and seems to have everything he would need in a fight.
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* BatmanGambit: He's able to get people to do what he wants by making them think it was their own decision. During the fight, he goads Black Panther into walking over a bomb that would destroy the bridge he's on and fall to his death. However, T'Challa quickly recovered, fatally punishing Bats' mistake.
--> '''Batman:''' (*after trapping Black Panther*) [[BondOneLiner Amateur.]]
* CrazyPrepared: He's gained a reputation both in-universe and out for having a trick up his sleeve to get out of nearly any problem. Bats basically boast about it in front of Black Panther's face. Unfortunately, Vibranium armor proved to be something he ''wasn't'' ready for.
--> '''Black Panther:''' Prepare yourself.
--> '''Batman:''' I'm prepared for ''anything''.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: After being slashed open, Bruce is decapitated while a whale eats up his headless corpse.
* CurbStompCushion: Batman's loss is inevitable due to Black Panther being [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter his equal in martial arts and combat experience, on top of having superpowers, better equipment, greater resources, and no exploitable weaknesses]]. Yet, he still gives T'Challa one hell of a fight despite the Vibranium armor ensuring [[NoSell zero damage]] to the latter.
* DoesntLikeGuns: Due to a gun being what killed his family, Bruce has a pathological hatred of them. This is what really bites him in the ass -- Boomstick and Wiz searched high and low for a weapon Batman could have used to overwhelm Black Panther's Vibranium armor and found that he didn't have any. As well, any usage of guns was right out because of this hatred.
* FedToTheBeast: During the encounter in the orca enclosure, he attempts to do this to Black Panther by blowing up the walkway to make him fall in, but T'challa avoids this by [[SteppingStonesInTheSky jumping off the falling debris to get to the high ground]]. Later on, this fate befalls his decapitated body after T'Challa kicks it in, where an orca indeed eats him.
* IdleRich: Bruce Wayne in the public eye is just the face of Wayne Industries. This is used to contrast with T'Challa's very-busy-king image.
* LightningBruiser: He's strong and fast enough to take down rooms full of mooks ranging from thugs to ninjas to mercenaries, and his body armor enables him to tank hits from the likes of Bane. However, while he's defeated opponents as strong, fast, and tough as T'Challa, he's simply not equipped to bypass the nearly indestructible Panther Habit, and his armor is no match for the Habit's Antarctic Vibranium claws.
* {{Ninja}}: Bruce Wayne trained in ninjutsu, and Batman uses that training to great effect in taking out criminals.
* OffWithHisHead: On the receiving end by Black Panther.
* StealthExpert: Bruce trained in ninjutsu and specializes in using the shadows in conjunction with his dark costume to catch enemies off guard.
* StealthHiBye: He's a master of disappearing as soon as you take your eyes off him. Even Superman doesn't know how he does it.
* ThouShaltNotKill: He usually will never kill anyone, even someone like the Joker. The sole exception is Darkseid. He also refuses to carry a gun or any firearm because he knows how unstable he can be and refuses to take the chance. This is his undoing because none of his gadgets had the power to damage Black Panther's Vibranium-laced armor. Though Batman ''could'' have possibly created a gun-like gadget to get around this, he never would have taken this option, thus leaving him with no way to defeat Black Panther.
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* DeathOrGloryAttack: The Hellbat's Devastator, a punch powered by the strength of fellow Justice League member, Wonder Woman, that Bruce can use to the same extent, though it has a very high risk of giving him a heart attack if used. Bats use it against the Godbuster to knock it away and [[SubvertedTrope avoids having a heart attack]].
* FictionFiveHundred: Bruce Wayne is the head of Wayne Enterprises.
* MegatonPunch: The Hellbat can use one powered by Wonder Woman's strength, which has a 95% chance of giving him a heart attack. He uses such a punch to send the Godbuster flying.
* PapaWolf: Used the Hellbat Armor to engage in a one-man war against Apokolips and Darkseid: all to resurrect his deceased son Damian.
* PoweredArmor: Batman uses the Hellbat armor this time. The analysis also brings up some of his other armors, like the Final Batsuit, though only the Hellbat is used. To its credit, the hosts note that power-wise the Hellbat outclasses almost all of Tony's various armors and could likely defeat even the strongest ones like the Godbuster if given enough time, but the [[CastFromHitPoints strain it puts on Bruce]] coupled with the sheer amount of armors Tony could throw at it meant Batman would likely tap out in a prolonged fight or give Tony time to figure out a way to disable it via hacking.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The straight man to Tony's wise guy. He takes this bout with a grim tone and constantly warns Tony not to push him.
* StrippedToTheBone: After Tony makes the Nano Armor self-destruct with Bruce inside, all that's left of the dark knight is his smoking skeleton.
* SuperIntelligence: Batman is a supergenius with a photographic memory and the world's greatest detective, bar none.
* SupermanStaysOutOfGotham: Invoked. One of the first things Bats does is try and hail Superman through communications, but Iron Man stops it via hacking, leaving the battle a one-on-one affair.
* VerbThis: When Iron Man boasts that he's got a suit for busting anything, Bats' response is succinct:
--> '''Batman:''' Bust ''[[MegatonPunch this]]''.
* WorldsBestCharacter: Batman is hands-down [=DC=] universe’s greatest detective, and is also one of its most skilled martial artists.
* YouAreAlreadyDead: Doesn't realize that Iron Man has implanted the Model 58 Nanosuit on his person since the start of the battle until it's pointed out to him near the end, where all he can do is try and resist the inevitable.
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[[folder:Spider-Man (Season 1)]]
!![[Franchise/MarvelUniverse Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]
--->'''Mary Jane''': ''"Wait! Who are you?"''\\
'''Spider-Man''': ''"You know who I am."''\\
'''Mary Jane''': ''"I do?"''\\
'''Spider-Man''': ''"Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man!"''\\
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''Peter Parker, the Spider-Man''
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* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: His strength, speed, and endurance are above Olympic level after many years of physical and martial training, allowing him to go toe-to-toe with the superhumanly strong Spider-Man and outpace the latter's SpiderSense.
* CombatPragmatist: Justified and deconstructed. In comparison to Spider-Man, he ''is'' this. Stealth, explosives, and using any trick he has up his sleeve all while preventing his opponent from having any sort of breathing room are all fair game to Batman in their one-to-one fight (except with guns of course). But considering how many of his victories over super-beings are the result of being CrazyPrepared, along with Death Battle rules preventing such a thing, and Spider-Man being a completely unknown opponent, you can hardly blame him. In the end, though, none of Batman's abilities, tools, greater combat experience, and tactics mean jack-squat against an opponent whose powers are practically tailor-made negate his main strengths.

* CrazyPrepared: The hosts note that with prep time, Bruce can be prepared for pretty much anything in a fight. Wiz notes that his major victories in canon are due to months of planning and preparation that come ''before'' he throws the first punch. Unfortunately, this is averted in Death Battle due to the rules.

* HeroicMime: Keeps quiet during the whole fight, unlike [[DeadpanSnarker his opponent]].
* {{Leitmotif}}: ''The Batman Theme'' from the 1989 movie, the main theme for The Dark Knight Rises, and ''Main Theme from VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity play during his analysis.

* TheVoiceless: Says ''nothing'' during his battle in contrast to his opponent [[TrashTalk Spider-Man]], not even a pained grunt from getting hit by him.
* WeakButSkilled: Although a very strong human (bench-pressing half a ton could break some Olympic records), Batman is noticeably weaker than other superheroes as most superheroes have SuperStrength. He can outmatch Spider-Man with his knowledge of over 100 different martial arts. At the same time, Batman is not strong enough to beat Spider-Man to death and even with his body armor, Batman would have little defense against someone as strong as Spider-Man (as Batman's body armor is light enough to allow him mobility).

* BattleBoomerang: With his super-sharp Batarangs.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: With enough training, Batman was able to master every martial art known to man. Boomstick repeatedly questions whether or not Batman really isn't superhuman. Wiz points out that in the Bat's line of work he could easily have stumbled upon mutating gamma rays or something of that nature.
* CombatPragmatist: His forte, as usual, in this battle he attacks from all blind spots, exploits pressure points, and Steals Cap's shield, and uses it against him.
* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: After his parents were murdered, he vowed to [[WeHelptheHelpless protect the citizens of Gotham City]].
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: The first thing we see of him as he enters the battlefield.

* HeroicMime: Much like his previous Death Battle, he doesn't say a single thing; unlike his opponent.

* {{Leitmotif}}: ''Molossus'' from Film/BatmanBegins, ''Main Theme'' from WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries, ''Attack of the Batwing'' from Film/Batman1989, ''The Dark Knight Triumphant / End titles'' from WesternAnimation/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns, and ''Dark Knight'' from Film/TheDarkKnight play during his analysis.

* WeakButSkilled: Batman is slightly physically slower and weaker than Cap but has a slight edge in skill, MASTERING all the martial art skills that he knows.

* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: As discussed in his previous appearances, Batman is a master martial artist and is in peak physical and mental condition -- the trauma of losing his parents at a young age notwithstanding. Unfortunately for him, this simply isn't enough to overcome the Panther Habit.

* CastFromHitPoints: The main flaw of Batman’s Hellbat armor was that it fed on his own metabolism and several of it’s features put a strain on his body. This was a deciding factor in the fight, as while the Hellbat could match and surpass most of Tony’s armors, the strain it placed on his body meant he couldn’t keep up in a prolonged fight -- and Tony's army of suits certainly could keep him busy for a while.
* CrazyPrepared: Batman is prepared for nearly any situation and has numerous contingency plans meant to take down some of his world’s heaviest hitters. Unfortunately Tony was even more prepared than him.
* CripplingOverspecialization: A major factor in his loss is while he had numerous contingency plans, most of said plans were tailored towards specific beings, as opposed to Iron Man’s suits, with even the most specialized of his armors having the same basic arsenal. For example, the Justice Buster was meant to be his main tool in defeating the other founding members of the Justice League, and while it was well-equipped to abuse their weaknesses, its armaments could easily be countered by the vast majority of Iron Man armors.
* DeathOrGloryAttack: The Hellbat's Devastator, a punch powered by the strength of fellow Justice League member, Wonder Woman, that Bruce can use to the same extent, though it has a very high risk of giving him a heart attack if used. Bats uses it against the Godbuster to knock it away and [[SubvertedTrope avoids having a heart attack]].

* SupermanStaysOutOfGotham: Invoked. One of the first thing Bats does is try and hail Superman through communications, but Iron Man stops it via hacking, leaving the battle a one-on-one affair.

* WeakButSkilled: Is technically an ordinary human, but he has trained in over a 100 different martial arts and is a super genius. With his Hellbat armor he becomes StrongAndSkilled. Unfortunately, compared to Tony's wide assortment of varied armors, he was simply outclassed in versatility and technological prowess making him UnskilledButStrong in comparison.
* WorldsBestCharacter: Batman is hands-down [=DC=] universe’s greatest detective, and is also one of its most-skilled martial artists.
* YouAreAlreadyDead: Doesn't realize that Iron Man has implanted the Model 58 Nanosuit on his person since the start of the battle, until it's pointed out to him near the end, where all he can do is try and resist the inevitable.

* CrimefightingWithCash: Their wealth is quite useful in funding their respective crusades against villains.
* PoweredArmor: Both wear highly protective, high tech armors with plenty of integrated gadgets and machinery to aid them in their fights against supervillains. Their most powerful armors have allowed them to fight toe-to-toe with gods and come out on top.
* ProperlyParanoid: Both are very cautious with anything or anyone that could be a threat, resulting in them [[CrazyPrepared planning and developing plenty of contingencies and countermeasures]] just in case anything happens.
* RichGenius: Both have a lot of wealth to throw at and the smarts to run successful enterprises, create and afford for nifty gadgets and gizmos, and operate as A-List superheroes and figureheads.
* TookALevelInBadass: Both are granted access to the most powerful set of armor they can get their hands on for this battle, which put them in the same league as universal-level entities like Darkseid and the Celestials.

* BadassNormal: The closest thing to a normal human in this series so far. This is a [[DeconstructedTrope bad thing]] when he's fighting an enemy that's stronger and faster than him and has an ability that neutralizes his main strengths, along with not being able to prepare beforehand per Death Battle rules.

* CompositeCharacter: He's a combination of the Mainstream (Pre-Crisis) Batman from the comics, the Batmen from the [[Series/Batman1966 1966 TV series]] and the [[Film/BatmanFilmSeries 1989 film series]] and the [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Nolan films]], and the Batmen from the various animated series, films, and video games, all of whom are separate characters in the DC Multiverse.

* TheAce: In addition to his martial arts training, he has mastered [[EscapeArtist escape artistry]], [[MasterSwordsman swordfighting]], [[GreatDetective detective skills]], [[StealthExpert stealth]], has a PhotographicMemory, earned 12 Master's degrees, [[ImprobableAimingSkills is an expert marksman]], and has vast knowledge on how to exploit pressure points.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: In-universe. Boomstick repeatedly doubts he's merely a ludicrously strong and skilled man, and Wiz's best justification for his feats is that he might as well have been exposed to gamma rays a la the [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]].
* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: Bruce's suit is based on a bat to make criminals feel the same fear he feels for the animal.
* BackFromTheDead: The first defeated combatant to make a return. Also the first previously defeated opponent to return with a win.
* BadassNormal: He doesn't have any superpowers, and while he trained to achieve [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower Charles Atlas Superpowers]], underneath the suit he can be taken down by a bullet like any mortal man.

* CompositeCharacter: Uses more or less the same information granted from his fight with Spider-Man, as well as additional information from Screwattack adding in more research to their analysis, such as the Shock Gloves from VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins.

* AttackItsWeakPoint: The hosts explain that Batman has often beaten tougher foes by abusing this trope, like preventing Bane from getting a supply of Venom. However, Black Panther had nothing he could exploit in the same manner given his default loadout.
* BadassNormal: He's the only founding member of the Justice League to not have any superpowers at all. By all accounts, all he's done is train and study enough to the point where he's massively tougher and smarter than the average human even though he is still one by the end of the day. Experience fighting superpowered villains allowed him to keep pace with Black Panther for a while.

* CompositeCharacter: As various Bat-related media had come out since Batman's last appearance in Season 2, including ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' and the New 52 Movie Universe starting with ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueWar'', they were incorporated into Batman's character.

* ThouShaltNotKill: He usually will never kill anyone, even someone like the Joker. The sole exception is Darkseid. He also refuses to carry a gun or any type of firearm because he knows how unstable he can be and refuses to take the chance. This is his undoing because none of his gadgets had the power to damage Black Panther's Vibranium-laced armor. Though Batman ''could'' have possibly created a gun-like gadget to get around this, he never would have taken this option, thus leaving him with no way to defeat Black Panther.

* BackForTheDead: Returns for a fourth time after being defeated by Black Panther in Season 5... only to die at the end once again at the hands of Iron Man.

[[folder:Spider-Man]]

[[folder:Captain America]]

* CompositeCharacter: Clips of his tv, cartoon, film, video game and comic book incarnations are used together in his bio.

* GeekPhysiques: Before his super-steroids, Cap was a frail, short and sickly man. He had an encyclopedia of illnesses and potential vulnerability for most diseases. Most [=WW2=]-era facilities refused to accept him because of his frailty.

* SicklyChildGrewUpStrong: He was a skinny kid who aspired to fight for his country, but he was deemed unfit for service due to his weak build and multiple health problems. However, he was chosen for the US government's Project: Rebirth, a project in which he would be a test subject a super-soldier serum that would increase Steve's strength to beyond the pinnacle of human performance. The serum was a success, and he became one of America's strongest warrior.

* SuperSenses: Not to the extent as Spider-Man, but can pick up on sounds, smells, and sights far greater than the average human. This was an important point in the fight, Steve's senses aren't as worthy as the spider-sense, compare with Batman, who can sneak around Superman.

* SuperSpeed: Steve can run a mile in 73 seconds, over three times faster than mile run record holder [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hicham_El_Guerrouj Hicham Guerrouj]].

* ThrowingYourShieldAlwaysWorks: Frequently throws his razor-sharp shield to and fro throughout his battles. Subverted in the fight itself where throwing away his shield is actually what costs Cap his victory.

[[folder:Black Panther]]

[[folder:Iron Man]]

*
[[/folder]]

* AnimalMotif: [[SarcasmMode Gee, I wonder what that is?]]

* TheCowl: Watches over Gotham City from the shadows. His silhouette is enough to strike fear in the hearts of petty criminals. After Spider-Man gets onto the building where they'll fight, Batman jumps out of the shadows.

!![[Franchise/MarvelUniverse Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]
--->'''Mary Jane''': ''"Wait! Who are you?"''\\
'''Spider-Man''': ''"You know who I am."''\\
'''Mary Jane''': ''"I do?"''\\
'''Spider-Man''': ''"Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man!"''\\
\\
''Peter Parker, the Spider-Man''
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* AllWebbedUp: Spider-Man invented the web shooter cartridges that produce webbing strong enough to restrain bruisers like the Hulk. Near the end of the fight, Spider-Man then constricts Batman with webbing by hitting him with several web balls all at rapid succession, rendering him helpless for Spider-Man to finish him off by ripping his torso clean off.
* AnimalMotif: [[SarcasmMode Again, do I have to spell it out?]]
* ApologeticAttacker: Let's out a playful "Sorry about that" after killing Batman.
* BadassBookworm: Peter was a nerdy bookworm before gaining his superpowers and is capable of kicking ass on top of it as Spider-Man.
* BuildingSwing: Uses his webbing to swing across NYC. It's also how he enters his Death Battle.
* CatchAndReturn: Can use his web lines to redirect thrown weapons.
* ChickMagnet: It's outright listed in his feats that he has had more girlfriends than any other superhero.
* CompositeCharacter: He's a combination of the Mainstream (Earth-616) Spider-Man from the comics, the Spider-Men from both [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy film]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries series]], and the Spider-Men from the various animated series and video-games, all of whom are separate characters in the Marvel Multiverse.
* ConfusionFu: The Way of the Spider is a unique martial art that allows Spider-Man to utilize his SpiderSense to the fullest. Allowing him to go toe-to-toe with the most advanced masters of combat, even while blindfolded. This is one of the factors that allows him to overcome Batman in their one-to-one battle despite the latter's greater experience and 127 martial arts.
* CrazyPrepared: {{Discussed|Trope}}. The hosts mention that if they give Batman prep time, then the same would also go for Spider-Man.
* DeadpanSnarker: ''Listen'' to him during his battle with Batman; not entirely deadpan, but definitely a snarker.
* DestinationDefenestration: In their one-on-one fight, he gets knocked through a window ''into'' a tall tower by Batman, and the latter persistently tries to knock him out of another window. He eventually succeeds after a lot of hassle, but Spider-Man also pulls him down with him.
* {{Determinator}}: A trait he shares with Batman. Despite possessing superpowers, it would also require a strong will to overcome the horrors, trauma, and adversaries that come with being a superhero ''and'' remain a good man despite being a ButtMonkey.
* FantasticFightingStyle: He developed the Way of the Spider fighting style, using the SpiderSense at its full capacity.
* GadgeteerGenius: Spider-Man made his signature web-shooters, web fluid, and web cartilages on a budget.
* ImprobablyHighIQ: 250; not as bad an example of this trope as Donatello, but still pushing it.
* ItBeganWithATwistOfFate: A bite from a radioactive spider turned unassuming nerd Peter Parker into a superhero.
* KryptoniteFactor: Ethyl Chloride Pesticide. Since Batman wasn't given time to research Spider-Man's attributes, he didn't have any of the poison to use on him.
* {{Leitmotif}}: The ''Film/SpiderMan1'' main theme, the main theme of VideoGame/TheAmazingSpiderMan, his theme from ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3'' and ''Saving New York'' from Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan play during his analysis.
* LightningBruiser: Spider-Man is fast, agile, very durable, and quite strong. Without Batman's gadgets, the Caped Crusader was easily overwhelmed by Peter Parker. Boomstick said that at the very least, Bats can handle Spider-Man's speed and strength, but the latter's SpiderSense prevents that.
* ManOfKryptonite: The combination of his SpiderSense and the [[FantasticFightingStyle Way of the Spider]] makes Spider-Man nearly untouchable in combat and counter against other experienced and skilled martial artists, making him a bad match-up against Batman's main strengths.
* ManOfTheCity: To New York City.
* NervesOfSteel: Keeps a talkative and joking persona in the most stressful situations as Spider-Man. In their one-on-one fight, Spider-Man is ''unfazed'' by the Dark Knight's intimidating appearance and is pretty much the only one quipping.
* PrimaryColorChampion: His costume is largely red and blue.
* ProjectileWebbing: Spider-Man's web-shooters allow him to shoot out his webbing as projectiles.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: How he made his physical contact against Batman at the start of the fight.
* ReallyGetsAround: Even a bigger ladies' man than Batman himself. One of his listed feats during his analysis is having more girlfriends than any other superhero.
* {{Revenge}}: PlayedForLaughs, he was once rejected by Batman from joining the Justice League. Boomstick jokes that he probably wishes he could fight him to the death in revenge.
* SpiderSense: Its warnings make it difficult for Batman to land a blow. True to the comics, it isn't always active and Spidey is tricked a few times even when it does activate, but still, it is key to his victory since it counteracts Batman's stealth tactics and projectiles. This forces Batman to resort to fighting in close combat, where the superhuman Spidey soon overpowers him.
* SuperSpeed: Can dodge automatic fire thanks to both his Spider-Sense and speed. He is sometimes depicted as running about 200mph. Boomstick claims that Batman could find ways to counter Spider-Man's speed, but Spidey's agility made it difficult for Batman to win a fair fight.
* SuperStrength: Spider-Man can lift 10 tons, lift a tank, and knock a dinosaur out with a single punch. This is 20 times stronger than Batman. Batman's body armor could not survive the amount of damage Spidey could dish out. Spidey ended the fight by slingshotting himself into Batman with enough force and strength to rip off Batman's limbs, instantly killing him.
* SuperToughness: Spider-Man easily outlasts Batman, as Spiderman has survived superhuman blows in the past even though he is unarmored. He's been hit by cars and trains multiple times and had pumpkin bomb grenades blown up in his face, yet can continue a fight as if nothing happened. Batman's non-lethal gadgets and combat skills couldn't kill Spidey fast enough to guarantee a victory.
* TaughtByExperience: In the post-fight breakdown, it’s noted that one of the reasons for his victory is that his ArchEnemy the Green Goblin uses many of Batman’s tricks.
* ThouShallNotKill: Like Batman, he also adheres to this principle, but it's also {{averted|Trope}} in the rules of Death Battle.
* TrashTalk: Peter tends to run his mouth at opponents. For example- "You got a black belt in ''stupid'' if you think you're gonna beat me!"
* VictoryByEndurance: Besides ManOfKryptonite, Spider-Man is also able to outlast and exhaust Batman of whatever tricks he has up his sleeves.
* VigilanteMan: One of the many traits he shares with Batman. Initially, Peter became Spider-Man as a way to earn money and feel validated after spending years as a bullied nerd with no friends. After the tragic circumstance of losing his Uncle Ben that involves him indirectly, Spider-Man atones by helping ordinary citizens and takes on threats that regular cops and the law can't handle.
* WallCrawl: Crawling up walls and buildings is one of his spider-like abilities.
* YouWillNotEvadeMe: Uses his webs to bring Bruce in close several times.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Batman VS Captain America]]
!![[Franchise/TheDCU Batman (Bruce Wayne)]]

!![[Franchise/MarvelUniverse Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]
--->'''Gabe Jones''': ''"Who are you supposed to be?"''\\
'''Captain America''': ''"I'm... Captain America."''\\

[[folder:Black Panther VS Batman]]
* AnimalMotifs:
** The black panther for T'Challa, of course. He has a suit that has the appearance of a panther, is the totemic avatar of the Panther Goddess, and has abilities of a panther such as enhanced strength, agility, and senses. When he gets the drop on Batman near the end of the battle, he's even briefly shown as the image of a lunging panther.
** The bat for Bruce Wayne, of course. His Batsuit has a very bat-like design, and he's also seen with bats during the fight itself when he gets out of his batmobile and also when Black Panther confronts him in the orca enclosure.
* DarkIsNotEvil:
** Black Panther wears an all-black high-tech suit of Vibranium-laced armor but is the [[GoodIsNotSoft more-or-less benevolent]] king of an African nation.
** Bruce Wayne may spend his nights dressed in a suit of bat-themed high-tech combat armor, but he's one of the DC universe's staunchest superheroes.
--> '''Batman:''' I'll give them something to fear.
* GeniusBruiser:
** T'Challa is one of the top eight smartest people in the Marvel universe, possessing multiple degrees from some of the world's most renowned universities. He is also an even better fighter than Captain America. He can equal Bruce in both combat and mental ability, though it turns out equipment is what carries the day... equipment T'Challa has a serious edge.
** Bruce has mastered multiple martial arts and possesses a genius-level intellect and keen analytical mind to match. He proves to be T'Challa's equal in skill and mental capacity, but equipment load-out proves a fatal discrepancy.

!![[Franchise/TheDCU Batman (Bruce Wayne)]]

* AttackItsWeakPoint: The hosts explain that Batman has often beaten tougher foes by abusing this trope, like preventing Bane from getting a supply of Venom. However, Black Panther had nothing he could exploit in the same manner given his default loadout.
* BadassNormal: He's the only founding member of the Justice League to not have any superpowers at all. By all accounts, all he's done is train and study enough to the point where he's massively tougher and smarter than the average human even though he is still one by the end of the day. Experience fighting superpowered villains allowed him to keep pace with Black Panther for a while.
* BatmanGambit: He's able to get people to do what he wants by making them think it was their own decision. During the fight, he goads Black Panther into walking over a bomb that would destroy the bridge he's on and fall to his death. However, T'Challa quickly recovered, fatally punishing Bats' mistake.
--> '''Batman:''' (*after trapping Black Panther*) [[BondOneLiner Amateur.]]
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: As discussed in his previous appearances, Batman is a master martial artist and is in peak physical and mental condition -- the trauma of losing his parents at a young age notwithstanding. Unfortunately for him, this simply isn't enough to overcome the Panther Habit.
* CompositeCharacter: As various Bat-related media had come out since Batman's last appearance in Season 2, including ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' and the New 52 Movie Universe starting with ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueWar'', they were incorporated into Batman's character.
* CrazyPrepared: He's gained a reputation both in-universe and out for having a trick up his sleeve to get out of nearly any problem. Bats basically boast about it in front of Black Panther's face. Unfortunately, Vibranium armor proved to be something he ''wasn't'' ready for.
--> '''Black Panther:''' Prepare yourself.
--> '''Batman:''' I'm prepared for ''anything''.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: After being slashed open, Bruce is decapitated while a whale eats up his headless corpse.
* CurbStompCushion: Batman's loss is inevitable due to Black Panther being [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter his equal in martial arts and combat experience, on top of having superpowers, better equipment, greater resources, and no exploitable weaknesses]]. Yet, he still gives T'Challa one hell of a fight despite the Vibranium armor ensuring [[NoSell zero damage]] to the latter.
* DoesntLikeGuns: Due to a gun being what killed his family, Bruce has a pathological hatred of them. This is what really bites him in the ass -- Boomstick and Wiz searched high and low for a weapon Batman could have used to overwhelm Black Panther's Vibranium armor and found that he didn't have any. As well, any usage of guns was right out because of this hatred.
* FedToTheBeast: During the encounter in the orca enclosure, he attempts to do this to Black Panther by blowing up the walkway to make him fall in, but T'challa avoids this by [[SteppingStonesInTheSky jumping off the falling debris to get to the high ground]]. Later on, this fate befalls his decapitated body after T'Challa kicks it in, where an orca indeed eats him.
* IdleRich: Bruce Wayne in the public eye is just the face of Wayne Industries. This is used to contrast with T'Challa's very-busy-king image.
* LightningBruiser: He's strong and fast enough to take down rooms full of mooks ranging from thugs to ninjas to mercenaries, and his body armor enables him to tank hits from the likes of Bane. However, while he's defeated opponents as strong, fast, and tough as T'Challa, he's simply not equipped to bypass the nearly indestructible Panther Habit, and his armor is no match for the Habit's Antarctic Vibranium claws.
* {{Ninja}}: Bruce Wayne trained in ninjutsu, and Batman uses that training to great effect in taking out criminals.
* OffWithHisHead: On the receiving end by Black Panther.
* StealthExpert: Bruce trained in ninjutsu and specializes in using the shadows in conjunction with his dark costume to catch enemies off guard.
* StealthHiBye: He's a master of disappearing as soon as you take your eyes off him. Even Superman doesn't know how he does it.
* ThouShaltNotKill: He usually will never kill anyone, even someone like the Joker. The sole exception is Darkseid. He also refuses to carry a gun or any type of firearm because he knows how unstable he can be and refuses to take the chance. This is his undoing because none of his gadgets had the power to damage Black Panther's Vibranium-laced armor. Though Batman ''could'' have possibly created a gun-like gadget to get around this, he never would have taken this option, thus leaving him with no way to defeat Black Panther.

[[folder:Batman VS Iron Man]]
* BadassNormal: No powers, just two men who are solely relying on their advanced technology and wits to contend with godly beings.
* CrimefightingWithCash: Their wealth is quite useful in funding their respective crusades against villains.
* PoweredArmor: Both wear highly protective, high tech armors with plenty of integrated gadgets and machinery to aid them in their fights against supervillains. Their most powerful armors have allowed them to fight toe-to-toe with gods and come out on top.
* ProperlyParanoid: Both are very cautious with anything or anyone that could be a threat, resulting in them [[CrazyPrepared planning and developing plenty of contingencies and countermeasures]] just in case anything happens.
* RichGenius: Both have a lot of wealth to throw at and the smarts to run successful enterprises, create and afford for nifty gadgets and gizmos, and operate as A-List superheroes and figureheads.
* TookALevelInBadass: Both are granted access to the most powerful set of armor they can get their hands on for this battle, which put them in the same league as universal-level entities like Darkseid and the Celestials.

!![[Franchise/TheDCU Batman (Bruce Wayne)]]
--->'''Darkseid''': ''"My Parademons arrive soon."''\\
'''Batman''': ''"Think I haven't planned for this?"''\\
'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GianniMatragrano\\

''DC's Vengeful Crusader of the Night''

* BackForTheDead: Returns for a fourth time after being defeated by Black Panther in Season 5... only to die at the end once again at the hands of Iron Man.
* CastFromHitPoints: The main flaw of Batman’s Hellbat armor was that it fed on his own metabolism and several of it’s features put a strain on his body. This was a deciding factor in the fight, as while the Hellbat could match and surpass most of Tony’s armors, the strain it placed on his body meant he couldn’t keep up in a prolonged fight -- and Tony's army of suits certainly could keep him busy for a while.
* CrazyPrepared: Batman is prepared for nearly any situation and has numerous contingency plans meant to take down some of his world’s heaviest hitters. Unfortunately Tony was even more prepared than him.
* CripplingOverspecialization: A major factor in his loss is while he had numerous contingency plans, most of said plans were tailored towards specific beings, as opposed to Iron Man’s suits, with even the most specialized of his armors having the same basic arsenal. For example, the Justice Buster was meant to be his main tool in defeating the other founding members of the Justice League, and while it was well-equipped to abuse their weaknesses, its armaments could easily be countered by the vast majority of Iron Man armors.
* DeathOrGloryAttack: The Hellbat's Devastator, a punch powered by the strength of fellow Justice League member, Wonder Woman, that Bruce can use to the same extent, though it has a very high risk of giving him a heart attack if used. Bats uses it against the Godbuster to knock it away and [[SubvertedTrope avoids having a heart attack]].
* FictionFiveHundred: Bruce Wayne is the head of Wayne Enterprises.
* MegatonPunch: The Hellbat can use one powered by Wonder Woman's strength, which has a 95% chance of giving him a heart attack. He uses such a punch to send the Godbuster flying.
* PapaWolf: Used the Hellbat Armor to engage in a one-man war against Apokolips and Darkseid: all to resurrect his deceased son Damian.
* PoweredArmor: Batman uses the Hellbat armor this time. The analysis also brings up some of his other armors, like the Final Batsuit, though only the Hellbat is used. To its credit, the hosts note that power-wise the Hellbat outclasses almost all of Tony's various armors and could likely defeat even the strongest ones like the Godbuster if given enough time, but the [[CastFromHitPoints strain it puts on Bruce]] coupled with the sheer amount of armors Tony could throw at it meant Batman would likely tap out in a prolonged fight or give Tony time to figure out a way to disable it via hacking.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The straight man to Tony's wise guy. He takes this bout with a grim tone and constantly warns Tony not to push him.
* StrippedToTheBone: After Tony makes the Nano Armor self-destruct with Bruce inside, all that's left of the dark knight is his smoking skeleton.
* SuperIntelligence: Batman is a supergenius with a photographic memory and the world's greatest detective, bar none.
* SupermanStaysOutOfGotham: Invoked. One of the first thing Bats does is try and hail Superman through communications, but Iron Man stops it via hacking, leaving the battle a one-on-one affair.
* VerbThis: When Iron Man boasts that he's got a suit for busting anything, Bats' response is succinct:
--> '''Batman:''' Bust ''[[MegatonPunch this]]''.
* WeakButSkilled: Is technically an ordinary human, but he has trained in over a 100 different martial arts and is a super genius. With his Hellbat armor he becomes StrongAndSkilled. Unfortunately, compared to Tony's wide assortment of varied armors, he was simply outclassed in versatility and technological prowess making him UnskilledButStrong in comparison.
* WorldsBestCharacter: Batman is hands-down [=DC=] universe’s greatest detective, and is also one of its most-skilled martial artists.
* YouAreAlreadyDead: Doesn't realize that Iron Man has implanted the Model 58 Nanosuit on his person since the start of the battle, until it's pointed out to him near the end, where all he can do is try and resist the inevitable.

!![[Franchise/MarvelUniverse Iron Man (Tony Stark)]]
--->'''Iron Man''': ''"You want my property? You can't have it! But I did you a big favor; I have successfully privatized world peace."''\\
'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ReaganMurdock\\
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[[folder:Batman VS Spider-Man]]

* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: Both Bruce Wayne and Peter Parker's superhero persona are called '''Bat'''man and '''Spider'''-Man respectively.
* TheCowl: Wiz describes both Batman and Spider-Man as the "guardians of the night" and "the superhuman saviors of the lone and helpless".
* SomethingPerson: Both Bruce Wayne and Peter Parker's superhero aliases are spelled with their AnimalMotifs as the adjective.

--->'''Thief''': ''"Where are you?!"''\\

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--->'''Batman''': ''"From this moment on... none of you are safe..."''\\
\\
''The Dark Knight''

--> '''Carmine Falcone''': ''"What the hell are you?"''
--> '''Batman''': ''"I'm Batman!"''\\
\\
''The Genius Crime-Fighter from DC Comics''