Batman vs. Ironman

Who would win in a fight?

Batman, since Ironman would probably be asleep during the fight. D'ya realize Batman only works at night and all his fights are at night. :S

Guy-with-rubber-suit vs. Guy-with-iron-suit.

Surely, the first guy will win.

Unless, Ironman rips off Batman's suit and he'll run out of the fight causing embarrasment.

Huh. I wonder if Batman wears thongs...

there's a big bulge all the time, so either he's grown into his brief and suit too much or he's not wearing any underpants. it's a possibility.

This is a pretty simple question,def Iron Man! Guys,Batman has no super powers,he is a man of hi-tech gadgets and not superman. Iron Man and superman both can carry airplanes, destroy high guarded tanks.


There is little possibilities that Bruce Wayne can win unless he uses his mind.So it depends.

Wealth
Batman: Bruce Wayne's personal wealth is estimated at $6.8
billion, thanks to Wayne Corp. and a sizeable inheritance.
Iron Man: Tony Stark's wealth, meanwhile, is a comparably
paltry $3 billion, almost entirely from Stark Industries.
Verdict: Both numbers come courtesy of Forbes
magazine and were determined by pulling random numbers out of thin air.
Both combatants are obscenely wealthy and can buy and sell anything they
want. Neither faces any limitation.
Edge: Draw
Motivation
Batman: Spurred to be a crime-fighter after witnessing his
parents' death, Bruce Wayne is motivated by guilt and hatred to clean
up the streets of Gotham.
Iron Man: Tony Stark becomes Iron Man after being captured
and held as a prisoner of war. A true hero, he selflessly and
altruistically decides to better mankind through his technology.
Verdict: As for behavioral modification, any Psych 101
student could tell you that positive reinforcement just doesn't come
close to negative reinforcement in terms of knowledge, duration and
strength. Iron Man might eventually take pity on you, but Batman will
always hate you. In a battle of wills, that counts for something.
Edge: Batman
Intelligence
Batman: Genius-level intellect, called the world's
greatest detective by his enemy Ra's al Ghul.
Iron Man: Genius-level intellect, called the world's
greatest "futurist" by fellow superhero Reed Richards.
Verdict: Both are highly capable thinkers, but IQ is a
relative measure, not an absolute one. So how do they stack up to their
peers? Batman is universally hailed as the smartest man in D.C. Comics,
with Lex Luthor his only real competition. Iron Man, by contrast, is at
least the fifth or sixth smartest character in the Marvel universe, with
Richards, Victor Von Doom, Bruce Banner and Hank Pym all believed to be
more intelligent.
Edge: Batman
Strength
Batman: The perfect human specimen, Batman has spent years
training himself into peak physical condition. He is proficient in all
forms of fighting and a master of martial arts.
Iron Man: Stark's strength comes from his superpower
armor, which houses the world's best weapons systems. In addition, the
suit grants him preternatural strength and endurance and enables him to
fly.
Verdict: In hand-to-hand combat, it's no contest. Stark's
armor is so powerful, it might very well swing the entire contest in his
favor.
Edge: Iron Man
Sidekicks
Iron Man: Jim Rhodes, the superhuman War Machine, who
wears a suit of armor that has powers darn close to the one worn by
Stark. Stark is also an integral part of the Avengers, and can therefore
call upon just about every Marvel hero, from the Fantastic Four to the god
Thor.
Batman: Dick Grayson, a prepubescent boy in tights. Most
of the rest of the Justice League wouldn't spit on him if he were on
fire.
Verdict: If our heroes need to call in some support, Stark
wins in a landslide.
Edge: Iron Man
Glaring Weakness
Iron Man: Stark has been known to hit the bottle every
once in a while, making him vulnerable at best and unavailable at worst.
Batman: Due to his upbringing and strict moral code, Wayne
is unable to trust people and, oftentimes, isn't able to see any good
in them at all.
Verdict: Batman's biggest weakness may turn out to be his
greatest strength. Because he was unable to trust the Justice League,
for instance, he kept dossiers on all the members, learning their secret
identities and weaknesses should he ever need to take them down. He
investigated Superman. Do we think he wouldn't also have a file on that
goody-goody Tony Stark? Stark's weakness, meanwhile, just makes him
incorrigible.
Edge: Batman
Biggest Battle
Iron Man: In the recent comic miniseries "World War Hulk,"
Stark took on and was utterly embarrassed by the big green guy. For
good measure, the Hulk even destroyed Stark Tower.
Batman: Batman has beaten Superman.
Verdict: Batman beat the Man of Steel. 'Nuff said.
Edge: Batman
Overall
In close combat, and with no preparation, Iron Man would make
mince meat out of the Dark Knight with his superior strength. But Batman
knows this and would not only then know Stark's weaknesses, but would
have a contingency plan to take him down. This plan would probably
involve overtaking Stark's armor, making him Batman's slave.
One-on-one, it's not really close: Batman in a landslide.

tl;dr: Batman

Definitely Iron Man.

Batman is just a guy with a cape and has gadgets.

Shizzle wrote:

there's a big bulge all the time, so either he's grown into his brief and suit too much or he's not wearing any underpants. it's a possibility.

This is a children forum.
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I would think Ironman, since he has jetshoes, lazer cannons on his arms and has an iron armour. Batman only uses grapple hooks, ninja stars and that stuff.

You're just thinking of armor. Batman is definitely outnumbered in the gadget department, but what he lacks there he makes up for with preparation. He'll know all of Ironman's weaknesses before they start fighting, and will win, unscathed.

Take Batman's gadgets and wealth away.

Now take Iron Man's suit away.

There you go.

Batman doesn't have superpowers. So a human superhero is just darn epic. Iron Man is much like DC's Blue Beetle, both of them are nothing without their suits. Like H0oligan said, Batman isn't just some buff rich man who watches too much Naruto fights, he has strategy and skills that can make your strength double over itself. I'm for Batman all the way.

Kyuu wrote:

Take Batman's gadgets and wealth away.

Now take Iron Man's suit away.

There you go.

Batman doesn't have superpowers. So a human superhero is just darn epic. Iron Man is much like DC's Blue Beetle, both of them are nothing without their suits. Like H0oligan said, Batman isn't just some buff rich man who watches too much Naruto fights, he has strategy and skills that can make your strength double over itself. I'm for Batman all the way.

I see your point.
Side note:What's with Batman's wealth anyway?

6.8 Billion?

Kyuu wrote:

6.8 Billion?

Now tell me, how does a normal civillian with gadgets have nearly as much as a person that owns a tech giant?

Chub 777 wrote:

Kyuu wrote:

6.8 Billion?

Now tell me, how does a normal civillian with gadgets have nearly as much as a person that owns a tech giant?

>nearly as much
According to Forbes, Ironman (Tony Starks) only has $3 billion.

Plus, Bruce Wayne got his money from Wayne Corp. and inheritance from his parents. Also, the Ironman suit took a lot of money to make, and it wasn't like he was selling suits off the market. He wasn't going to get as much (if any) profits in return for crime fighting.

.H0oligan wrote:

Chub 777 wrote:

Kyuu wrote:

6.8 Billion?

Now tell me, how does a normal civillian with gadgets have nearly as much as a person that owns a tech giant?

>nearly as much
According to Forbes, Ironman (Tony Starks) only has $3 billion.

Plus, Bruce Wayne got his money from Wayne Corp. and inheritance from his parents. Also, the Ironman suit took a lot of money to make, and it wasn't like he was selling suits off the market. He wasn't going to get as much (if any) profits in return for crime fighting.

I forgot about that. But what does wealth have anything to do with winning and losing?

You can't make gadgets such as the batarang out of thin air can you? You need materials, which cost $.

.H0oligan wrote:

You can't make gadgets such as the batarang out of thin air can you? You need materials, which cost $.

I don't think Batman goes out in public to buy ply-wood at the DIY shop...

He's a multi-billionaire. I'm sure he has at least one assistant. Heck, even his assistant might have an assistant.

Plus, how could he make gadgets if he doesn't get materials?

.H0oligan wrote:

Plus, how could he make gadgets if he doesn't get materials?

Get materials from the bin.
Anyways I see your point.

Because you can make a high-tech suit from random junk in the trash?

.H0oligan wrote:

Because you can make a high-tech suit from random junk in the trash?

Sure, find scrap metal, empty gas bottles, a mask, some duct tape and lighter fluid.

1. Tape the gas bottles on some scrap metal.
   
2. Insert TAB A into SLOT A and TAB B into SLOT B etc.
   
3. Put the lighter fluid in the gas bottles.
   
4. Weld SECTION A with the metal.
   
5. Weld SECTION B with SECTION A.
   
6. Weld SECTION C with SECTION B.
   
7. Wear your "suit".
   
8. Put the mask on.
   
9. Spread your arms out, make airplane noises and start up the jetpack...
   

Chub 777 wrote:

Insert TAB A into SLOT A and TAB B into SLOT B etc.

That's what she said

.H0oligan wrote:

Chub 777 wrote:

Insert TAB A into SLOT A and TAB B into SLOT B etc.

That's what she said

They're made out of metal.