After long and arduous discussion with myself and weighing the sides, I have come to the conclusion that Spider-Man would win....
....wait, no I changed my vote. I think Spider-Man would win.
Also, Peter Parker would *and usually did* beat the holy hell out of Ben Reilly. He has years more experience.
Originally posted by wrathofachilles
After long and arduous discussion with myself and weighing the sides, I have come to the conclusion that Spider-Man would win........wait, no I changed my vote. I think Spider-Man would win.
Also, Peter Parker would *and usually did* beat the holy hell out of Ben Reilly. He has years more experience.
experience matters not when ben reilly was given memories of all those same experiences, so it worked as if he had done them as well.
No, I'm talking about the experiences following the original clone saga of Amazing 149-151. His memories were only the same up to his creation. The next 5 years *in comic time* Parker was Spider-Man and Reilly was just a regular person wandering the country. He didn't have the experience that Parker was gaining during those years, thus when he came into the picture again and became Scarlet Spider/Spider-Man, he didn't have near the experience that Parker had.
Originally posted by Kontraz
experience matters not when ben reilly was given memories of all those same experiences, so it worked as if he had done them as well.
actually you are wrong, if you give someone spiderman memories he will know how to fight like him, but his muscles won´t be so in shape and prepared. you need to practice, you can´t have just the theory
Originally posted by norrin radd
actually you are wrong, if you give someone spiderman memories he will know how to fight like him, but his muscles won´t be so in shape and prepared. you need to practice, you can´t have just the theory
Just because he gained memories in the past does not mean he'd automatically possess the experience gained within the next five years.
!Ben Reilly = Cumulative Upkeep.