It really depends on how well adapted to the jungle the gorillas are, Batman should be able to capitalize falls, pitfalls and trees to put enough distance between him and the animals. Gorillas aren't good enough trackers to keep an eye on him for too long, from then on, it becomes traps and tactics and Bruce has it in the pocket.
Originally posted by namorsubby
^Because this is the deadliest, most dangerous thing he has ever encountered in all his years, right? Lol, dead wrong. Far from it.
What? lol
Batman doesn't need to face the deadliest, most dangerous thing he's ever encountered in order to lose a fight, let alone a fight like this.
He's unarmed, in the center of thirty crazed out for blood silver back gorillas. Based on what does Batman win this, let alone easily? I mean, looking at the very comics themselves, he's struggled with things far less dire than this situation.
Originally posted by Bentley
It really depends on how well adapted to the jungle the gorillas are, Batman should be able to capitalize falls, pitfalls and trees to put enough distance between him and the animals. Gorillas aren't good enough trackers to keep an eye on him for too long, from then on, it becomes traps and tactics and Bruce has it in the pocket.
This I can see it happening.
But not engaging them all of them at the same time.
I'm posting the Detective Comics scans.
He did beat the Tiger though, but He was in very bad shape at the end of the fight.
Originally posted by Rao Kal El
I guess We agree to disagree.I honestly don't see him defeating 30 apes at the same time. If he pick one by one, he does has a chance, but IMO not against 30 at the same time with out his belt.
But You are entitled to your point of view and I won't try to change your mind.
As often happens, I agree with Rao quite handily.
Originally posted by JakeTheBankHes overcome things far more devastating, routinely.
What? lolBatman doesn't need to face the deadliest, most dangerous thing he's ever encountered in order to lose a fight, let alone a fight like this.
He's unarmed, in the center of thirty crazed out for blood silver back gorillas. Based on what does Batman win this, let alone easily? I mean, looking at the very comics themselves, he's struggled with things far less dire than this situation.
He'll evade, he'll strategize, he'll overcome. These are animals were talking about. Hes one of if not the absolute best tactician on dc earth.
Originally posted by namorsubby
Hes overcome things far more devastating, routinely.He'll evade, he'll strategize, he'll overcome. These are animals were talking about. Hes one of if not the absolute best tactician on dc earth.
That's not really an answer outside of "he's Batman".
Those things are nice and all, but let's not pretend it would be a cakewalk for him because we know in a comic if this were to happen, we'd see Batman struggling to stay alive as he took these guys (or rather, apes) out. Devoid of plot, his standard equipment, and a favorable environment, he's at a significant disadvantage.
Originally posted by JakeTheBankThey are gorillas for christs sake. Hes the worlds greatest tactician. Theres a difference between struggling and losing
That's not really an answer outside of "he's Batman".Those things are nice and all, but let's not pretend it would be a cakewalk for him because we know in a comic if this were to happen, we'd see Batman struggling to stay alive as he took these guys (or rather, apes) out. Devoid of plot, his standard equipment, and a favorable environment, he's at a significant disadvantage.
Originally posted by namorsubby
They are gorillas for christs sake. Hes the worlds greatest tactician. Theres a difference between struggling and losing
There are certain circumstances and situations where superior intellect and tactics just wont help pull out a win - THIS is one of those situations for Batman.
Originally posted by namorsubby
They are gorillas for christs sake. Hes the worlds greatest tactician. Theres a difference between struggling and losing
Him being a great tactician means jack all when he's in the middle of 30 pissed off primates who want him dead. He has no prep time, no gadgets, no familiar terrain to exploit...he's severely handicapped in this.
Ok this is from Detective Comics 612
BTW I love Breyfogle's art, He is my favorite Batman artist
Batman besides not having his belt, He is roped into an antena with his own rope.
I am using this example because is an interaction of Batman with a "wild animal" I said "wild animal" because the cat belonged to Catman.
He won in the end, but this is how he ended up.
Defeating and ridding a Siberian Tiger is not a sh1tty feat for Batman.
Originally posted by JakeTheBanklol omg, YES. Yes tactics do mean sonething, everything actually. Its how he wins more often than not. Dear lord.....lol.
Him being a great tactician means jack all when he's in the middle of 30 pissed off primates who want him dead. He has no prep time, no gadgets, no familiar terrain to exploit...he's severely handicapped in this.
