▲ 22 r/batman

Caped Crusader is underrated and I can't wait for season 2

All the talk about Caped Crusader was about the Penguin gender swap and its direction compared to BTAS or even The Batman (2004). Having seen all 3 shows and liking all 3 of them, I think caped crusader has something's going for it that neither BTAS or The Batman had enough of:

First of all, I think the show has a really Un formulaic method to their shows. The order of plot events usually change episode to episode.

In many Batman animated shows, the progression usually goes like this: there's a new crime being committed, Batman investigates, Batman fails to apprehend the villain, villain commits additional crimes another day, Batman captures him/her. So usually 2-3 encounters with the villain. Caped Crusader I think is a more authentic period piece than BTAS, which was more of an amalgamation of different decades in American history, caped Crusader seems solidly in the pre 1950s era of USA.

What I really liked about the show was the GCPD going after Batman himself, as he's one of the fugitives wanted by law. The show also had a nice flow in that plot points won't be revisited until episodes later, meaning they did think out how they wanted the show ti be in the beginning middle and end

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u/Dumbass1171 — 5 days ago

Composite version of Christopher Nolan's Batman versus the Nine Titans from AoT (no founding Titan)

Fight takes place in an abandoned urban area. Victory is killing the enemy(ies) of the other side. For both rounds, he fights all at the same time, and assume basically no prep time (a surprise).

R1: Batman has access to the Tumbler, Batpod, and the Bat, the Sky hook extraction technique,
Sonar thing he used TDK (useless for this), and anything else in his arsenal depicted in the 3 movies.

R2: Batman does not have access to his vehicles, it's only him, his suit, his utility belt (which includes a grapple gun).

Can one of the more grounded depictions of Batman beat the Titans?

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u/Dumbass1171 — 21 days ago

Soldier Boy (The Boys TV Show) vs The Nine Titans from AoT (no founding Titan)

Battle takes place in an abandoned urban area.

R1: Soldier Boy without the nuclear chest blast

R2: Soldier Boy with the nuclear chest blast

Winner is able to kill or force the other(s) into unconscious state

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u/Dumbass1171 — 1 month ago
▲ 86 r/Barca

This is not Cubarsi slander. He's 19 and played over 8000 minutes in the last 2 years... which is actually ludicrous for a player his age, he desperately needs rest or he's risking burnout (he could already be burnt out).

Eric just had his best season as a Barca player. Imo, flick needs to rotate Eric and Cubarsi more. Eric is a quicker ball carrier and more aggressive progressive passer as well. Cubarsi has more pausa. So there are tradeoffs to either of them playing.

I just hope the LCB signing us a great one

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u/Dumbass1171 — 1 month ago
▲ 289 r/charts

Texas has an abundant of cheap land on top of relatively mild permitting process. It's easier to build things in Texas as a owner of private property compared to California, even if California subsidizes solar and wind more, the projects don't get approved as fast and it's a worse business environment to be in

u/Dumbass1171 — 1 month ago

Seriously do not understand why places like Canes and KFC sell Cole slaw and not Caesar salad. Is there anyone that seriously thinks the Cole slaw is more tasty than the Caesar salad?

Yes a Caesar salad might be harder to put in small portioned cups, but just shred the lettuce!

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u/Dumbass1171 — 1 month ago