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What Is The Strength Of Batman Vs Captain America
Brynley Heward
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Batman Vs. Captain America What if superheroes didn’t battle villains or monsters, but they battled each other for once? If Batman and Captain America were to battle against each other Captain America would beat Batman. This will happen for many reasons, but the most important are because Captain America is Stronger than Batman, he has a more powerful weapon, and he is an expert martial arts fighter.

Captain America would beat Batman in a fight because he is 200 lbs stronger.“He has been known to bench-pressed 1,200 lbs” (Captain America document (chapter 8) In Batman’s document (chapter 5) it states, “Batman regularly bench-presses 1000 lbs, during his exercise routine.” This shows that Captain America is stronger than Batman, and because of his strength, Captain America would be able to beat Batman. …show more content…
That shield is Captain America’s only weapon, which is a concave disk, about 12 lbs. In Captain America’s document (chapter 10) it states, “ The shield can withstand attacks from the most powerful Marvel characters without any damage, and Captain America does not feel recoil or impact from blocking attacks.” This statement explains how powerful and useful Captain America’s shield is. In chapter 10 it also states “The shield can bounce off of surfaces, ricocheting multiple times with little loss in velocity. The sharp edge of the shield also allows him to cut his opponents.” Captain America would beat Batman in a fight because of his
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