Spider-Man runs the Matrix guantlet.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Well, I'd wager that Smith is at least as fast as they are.

Y-yes. Glad we "figured that out".

Originally posted by Utrigita
Well based on how Neo react to the new agents I would say that Smith in his old form isn't better then the upgraded ones, however I'm still not sure on how exactly you plan on having Spiderman win against smith in the subway, does it all come down to Spidermans use of his spidersense?

It would be part in it. But his superior speed, strength and additional abilities...will be more important.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Y-yes. Glad we "figured that out".

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
OK then. The agent on the rooftop dodging Neo's bullets, Spidey is never shown moving that fast.

Yeah, but the Agents are never shown to have that speed in a fight.

Originally posted by Darth Martin
It rarely ever used.

The second match is Neo after he says to Morpheus, "I know Kung-Fu". So instead of Neo fighting Morpheus, he takes on Spider-Man.

And Neo is restricted from "thinking" opponents away in this thread. He only retains his superhuman stats and telekenesis. No flying, decoding, thinking away or anything like that.

And what do you mean "if it's supposed to happen"?

My mistake, I must be thinking of the titanic Luke Vs Neo thread which gave us all enough serving of The Matrix.

Well, if we're limiting Neo so much, I'd wager he could make it all the way to fight number six, he might beat Morphues and Trinity, maybe.

Originally posted by Bardock42
It would be part in it. But his superior speed, strength and additional abilities...will be more important.

Speed, Running from A-B ore punching speed? Ore Agility, which from my point of view Smith would claim. Strength possibly I don't recall alot of strength feats from Smith except throwing Neo so hard that he made a dent in the concrete, and punching through it. Now I recall spiderman holding something extremely heavy up in the first movie but I frankly don't recall, since it's a long time since I watched it. The Durability I would give Smith however.

Originally posted by Utrigita
Speed, Running from A-B ore punching speed? Ore Agility, which from my point of view Smith would claim. Strength possibly I don't recall alot of strength feats from Smith except throwing Neo so hard that he made a dent in the concrete, and punching through it. Now I recall spiderman holding something extremely heavy up in the first movie but I frankly don't recall, since it's a long time since I watched it. The Durability I would give Smith however.

Speed/Reaction-time, watch the Flash fight scene, he shows beyond amazing abilities.

Agility, when Doc Ock tosses him airborne towards the gated overpass while they're fighting on the train, within a second Spider-man takes in his environment and contorts himself so he flies harmlessly through the gates.

Durability, he took several over-hand body poundings from a gigantic Sandman and was still able to perform afterwards.

I can read that I need to watch Spiderman 2 and 3 again.

However the first one leave me a little confused. "Flash fight scene" is it in the third movie?

YouTube video

Keep in mind, this is Peter just learning about his abilities.

That scene okay was thinking some DC Marvel cartoon thing, one thing however, those are human hands being dodged, not bullets.

Originally posted by Utrigita
That scene okay was thinking some DC Marvel cartoon thing, one thing however, those are human hands being dodged, not bullets.

Did you notice the "oh what?" moment when he dodges a punch, the spit-wad and (especially) the fly's wings? That scene was depicting his point of view in regards to his reaction-time.

He was also shot at in the second movie, while the thieves were fleeing in the convertible Lincoln; he easily avoided those bullets.

Originally posted by Robtard
Did you notice the spit-wad and (especially) the fly's wings?

He was also shot at in the second movie, while the thieves were fleeing in the convertible Lincoln, he easily avoided those bullets.

I did, it shows that he can pick up danger being transfered to other then himself down to a very small biological lifeform.

Again need to go rewatch, but if I recall correctly we wasn't just standing still on the ground dodging, but fair enough I know I'm grasping at straws at the moment.

Strength

- Spider-man has plenty of strength feats going for him and I've talked about them over many of the Spider-man related topics, so I really cbs listing them again. But I think most people is aware of his incredible strength anyway (e.g stopping the train).

- Smith on the other hand, does not really have any strength feats to speak of, and the ones he does have, really pale in comparison to what we've seen Spider-man do.

Speed

- Spiderman over the 3 movies has shown some very good feats including the Flash fight scene, fighting Doc Ock etc. He has shown to be consistently fast in his fights and reaction time.

- Smith has his few moments of speed, but he has only shown to use it when dodging bullets (and also one instance during the subway fight, but never again). This is true even for the "Upgraded" agents. While doing this special speed move, he is indeed much faster than Spider-man, but given that it's something he can't do all the time, I'd give Spider-man the overall speed advantage. If the agents could move like that all the time, then the fights between agents and the rebels shouldn't last more than a second, and yet they do, and they don't use it during H2H fights...

Then there's also that Spider-sense, which may nullify any speed advantage (not that there is any) that the agents have.

Also a very important comparison would be Smith being killed by the train in the subway station. In an almost exactly the same situation, Spiderman is punched (by Sandman) onto the train tracks with an oncoming train. In this instance, Spider-man may have even less time to respond, yet his speed and agility allows him to escape death comfortably.

Durability

Spider-man is the outright winner in this department in my opinion. His arms has endured a tension force from stopping the train that surely would've ripped Smith's arms off. He also recovers very quickly from blows from opponents as strong or stronger than he is. Imagine this, who between Spider-man and Agent Smith would survive a full powered punch from Venom to the head? Or constantly being pounded by a giant Sandman, who's fist must have weighed many tonnes? Its like having a bus (maybe I'm understating...well at least something as heavy as a bus, thats just the weight of the fist, doesn't factor in Sandman's strength) dropped on you over and over again.

Other Advantages:

Pro Spider-man: Spider-man is also extremely agile, and will not fight like normal Martial Artists. He will have a style similar to Yoda's fight vs Doku where he is jumping around, sticking to ceilings etc.

Pro Spider-man: Spider-man also has webbing, which Smith has no counter to.

Pro Smith: Smith has presumably, like the Rebels, programmed every known martial art and skill into him.

. . .

Verdict

Overall, I would give Spider-man a dominating win.

Originally posted by Utrigita
I did, it shows that he can pick up danger being transfered to other then himself down to a very small biological lifeform.

Again need to go rewatch, but if I recall correctly we wasn't just standing still on the ground dodging, but fair enough I know I'm grasping at straws at the moment.

He was swinging towards them and doing his acrobatic-shit. From a dodging bullets standpoint, the Agent's scene was probably more impressive though.

Originally posted by Robtard
What? That scene was to depict his abilities in regards to his speed and reaction-time, he's so fast/aware during a fight that the world literally slows down around him from his point of view.

He was swinging towards them and doing his acrobatic-shit. From a dodging bullets standpoint, the Agent's scene was probably more impressive though.

Well I thought you more wanted his ability to pick up danger, which iirc makes him such a good crimefighter, he picks up the crimes because his spidersense picks up when other then himself is in danger. But I can see you point however, the moment from he became aware of Flash fist and until he reacted the time was very minimum, a node to his agility however I believe in Spiderman 1, 2 and 3 that if the opponent is fast enough he can hit him.

Agreed.

The Spider-sense only alerts him to danger in regards to his own person, it's like an early warning system, I believe.

He was hit by Doc Ock when he logically shouldn't have been, then again, they have to make a movie. It also stands to reason that he abides and is held in check by 'Uncle Ben's Law', ie "with great power comes great responsibility", so he constsantly holds back his powers as not to kill someone.

From what he's shown doing in the movies and going all out with no hero's code to restrain him, he could easily make it to 6 and possibly 7, though he'd never win 7.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Yeah, but the Agents are never shown to have that speed in a fight.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Use common sense. WHY would they NOT have that speed in a fight? If they can move that fast dodging bullets, wouldnt they use it if need be in a fight?

You didn't understand the movie at all, did you? 😐

Originally posted by Bardock42
You didn't understand the movie at all, did you? 😐

Not a lot of people did...

Originally posted by Bardock42
You didn't understand the movie at all, did you? 😐

If not, then get to the point.

Neo: there is no spider
Spidey: wtf?