@nick_hero22 said:
@juiceboks said:
@nick_hero22 said:
@juiceboks said:
@nick_hero22 said:
@justsomerandomkid said:
@nick_hero22: The way that he was talking, he made it seem like all Sasuke can do is see right in front of him and run right in front of him when he has a Chidori on him.
Also: "build-up enough momentum to increase the penetrative power of the attack he is going to have to run in a straight line."
He doesn't need to do that.... Cassandra isn't Gaara's sand defense, he doesn't need that much momentum....
He is going to have to create distance from Cassandra in order to create Chidori first, and then he is going to have to close it. Since it is a jab he is going to need some momentum, and what reasons would he have for not running straight at her to maximize the lethality of his attack? This is also ignoring the fact that her bat-suit is most like insulated which makes Chidori irrelevant
It's not..especially not against lightning based attacks.
Proof? Because her bat-suit shouldn't be any different from Batman's nor Nightwing's when it comes to composition.
None of the batsuits are created the same way..look at Batwoman's. Bruce's is by far the most advanced so you can't use stats from his suit to make a compelling argument for Cass. Now if you can bring up an instance or statement proving that it is insulated feel free to do so.
What do you mean by this? Why can't I extrapolate stats from his suit to her suit since 1) The suit was given to her by Bruce that means the chances of the same materials being present in both suits would be very high since those materials would be abundant because Bruce would have to make repairs and modifications to his own suit 2) Her and Bruce share the same rogue gallery so there will be a level of uniformity when it comes to equipment and gear to combat these foes and 3) The most simplest inference here would be that since Bruce would have the materials from his suit in abundant for repairs and modifications and that there would be a need for a certain level of uniformity in equipment and gear because of a shared rogue gallery, Cassandra's bat-suit most likely has the same characteristics that Bruce's suit has.
1. That doesn't actually mean anything. The suit was tailor-made for her and her alone..hell it may not have been with the same materials for all we know. The exact specifications of her suit aren't expounded upon nearly enough to make any sort of jump like you're claiming.
2. No..they don't. Just because she's a part of the Bat-family doesn't mean they fight the same villians. By that logic she'd also have a utility belt complete with damn near everything Bruce has, even though all she's been listed to have are batarangs and grappling hooks which she never uses.
3. There's nothing to infer here. Either she's shown to have an insulated suit or she hasn't. What modifications Bruce has made to his own suit has no bearing on her or any of the other suits worn by the Bat-Family.
1) That actually does mean something because we know for a fact that Batman keeps a large stock of materials that are used to modify and repair his suit on hand which means that the probability of Cassandra Cain's suit sharing some of those materials is very high. Nothing you said presents a defeater for the probability of such a claim because other suit can still be tailor-made for her and still have the same material, especially when you take into account they share the same rogue gallery.
2) She works alongside Bruce and patrols Gotham as well, so she would encounter the same villains that Bruce does. Actually that is very poor logic because that presupposes that they have an identical skillset and level of physicality because the equipment and gear that Bruce carries around is to compensate for certain limitation he has and to supplement certain advantages that he has in those encounters. Of course, she isn't going to use gear that doesn't warrant for there use because most of the time she is faster and more skilled than her opponent.
3) I'm using abductive reasoning, and so is everyone else in this thread. There is no tangible proof of what would happen in a fight between Sasuke and Batgirl, irregardless of that fact, we take the information we do know and make an inference about what would most likely happen. If we adopt your level of verification-ism this whole debate about who would win would be self-defeating since we have no tangible evidence of what would happen, so that only leaves us with the inferences we can make from the knowledge we do have available.
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