Batman vs Spiderman

Started by Creshosk343 pages
Creshosk Senior Member

Originally posted by IRTMU-Dragon
Anti-Hero's ARE NOT EVIL! THERE NOT GOOD EITHER!

A protagonist is somebody that causes problems. Your way off buddy.

An antagonist is a person or obsticle for the protagonist. 😖

I said an antihero CAN be an evil protagonist.

Antihero is sort of a misnomer. You can't derive what it means simply from the composition of the word. . . 😖

Originally posted by Kento
😐 Cresh is right...Tommy would be. Protaganist = Main person (which would be Tommy). Anti-hero = Protaganist who lacks the characteristics that would make him a hero.

That make them a squeaky clean hero.

Originally posted by IRTMU-Dragon
PROTAGANIST ISNT MAIN PERSON!? Its someone who causes problems for other people!

An Anti-Hero ISNT a protaganist! OMFG what dont you people understand?!

Yes we do. . you're mixing up ANtagonist with PROtagonist. 🤨

Creshosk Senior Member

Originally posted by IRTMU-Dragon
HERE, Marvel's Dictionary...

An Anti-Hero is someone who tries to set things right without the regard of safety for those around him. An Anti-Hero will strive to protect those in the right, and slaughter all those in the wrong, though an Anti-Hero will kill those in the right if it means going towards a greater defeat of those in the wrong.

I guess you can't rely on Marvel's Dictionary 100% then. 🤨

IRTMU-Dragon The Mask

If an Anti-Hero is evil... That makes him a Villain.

Creshosk Senior Member
Originally posted by IRTMU-Dragon
If an Anti-Hero is evil... That makes him a Villain.

Protagonist is simply the main character.

http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=protagonist

the Antagonist is

http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=antagonist

Something that gets in the protagonist's way.

protagonist doesn't mean good guy, it means "main character" if the "main character" is a villan, the protagonist is a villan.

Kento The last Hokage

Dictionary.com = good thing to use.

And it says.

pro·tag·o·nist ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pr-tg-nst)
n.
The main character

Anti-Hero

antihero n : a protagonist who lacks the characteristics that would make him a hero (or her a heroine)

There are other things on Protagonist, and Anti-hero but those two fit well with the arguement.

jinzin Senior Member

how can spiderman compete with this???

IRTMU-Dragon The Mask

OMFG! THATS HILARIOUS JINZIN!
im on the ground laughign!

omg...

Kento The last Hokage

😆 Oh how could Spidey compete with that skill.

Swanky-Tuna Post-Crisis Balki

Originally posted by Creshosk
I said an antihero CAN be an evil protagonist.

Your defintion of anti-hero is by far the sluttiest defintion I've ever heard. If there's a comic for Joker or Thanos, they don't become anti-heroes because they become the main character. They're villains. Batman is a vigilante but he is no anti-hero.
Originally posted by jinzin
how can spiderman compete with this???

Hahahahahahahahahahaha

He got a lot of air on that too.

kgkg Vigilante

Originally posted by Kento
😆 Oh how could Spidey compete with that skill.

😄

asain dude Senior Member

have you forgotten that spider man has already won before!!?!?!?!?!?

jinzin Senior Member

dude that wasn't even a fight....he threw bats and bats landed on his feet....that was it no one was winning...no one was losing.....

Creshosk Senior Member
Originally posted by Swanky-Tuna
Your defintion of anti-hero is by far the sluttiest defintion I've ever heard. If there's a comic for Joker or Thanos, they don't become anti-heroes because they become the main character. They're villains. Batman is a vigilante but he is no anti-hero.

You're just in denial now. ✅

Swanky-Tuna Post-Crisis Balki

Originally posted by Creshosk
You're just in denial now. ✅

You just don't know what you're talking about.

Kento The last Hokage

vig·i·lan·te ( P ) Pronunciation Key (vj-lnt)
n.
One who takes or advocates the taking of law enforcement into one's own hands.

Ya know that sounds a lot more like Batman if you ask me.

brainchild81 Privateer

Originally posted by lifeisaglich
Fair enough

And what is your history when it comes to beating people who are way stronger than you are? Because Batman has such feats up the yin yan. Beating people who are stronger than he is, is his calling card.

Pretty damn good. I've been smaller and weaker than the majority of my opponents. And I've won the majority of the time. Bats beating people stronger than him is admirable. But Carnage had his a$$ dead to rights before that Joker stuff happened. That can't be denied. He had a hold of Bats. He could easily stab him to death or decapitate him. When Carnage went to grab Bats, Bats was not fast enough to evade. Carnage grabbed him. If you're not strong enough to escape, or super durable (Bats is neither) once Carnage has you you're @ his mercy. Joker saved Batmans life. You don't seem to want to admit that. Jinzin, you say you've got the book. Please post pages of this scrap.

MERCILOUS ALWAYS METAL

This thread looks so much cooler, we should have used it to argue this instead. Batman wins due to his "touch of death" techniques and superior versatility.

MERCILOUS ALWAYS METAL

Umm... so who do you say wins?

Swanky-Tuna Post-Crisis Balki

But mercilous loses because he doesn't read the rules or know anybody's character.

MERCILOUS ALWAYS METAL

Give me back my rock!

Anyway, you feeling lucky, punk!

Attacking my character doesn't make Spiderman any better, he loses.