En otras palabras, en la serie Spider-Noir, si hubieran elegido a David Cage como Spider-Man en vez de Cage, ¿habría sido un buen Spider-Man?
In other words, in the Spider-Noir series, if they had cast David Cage as Spider-Man instead of Cage, would he have been a good Spider-Man?
In that episode, Terry and Bruce confront someone selling Bane's drug to get rich. Terry doesn't face the villain again, nor the new version, but rather people using his signature element. If they had explored more episodes like that, would they have worked? For example, students using fear gas to scare others, or a Powers executive using the hat device to gain power, or a scientist mutating a boxer to resemble Killer Croc.
Let's suppose Derek were sentenced to Oz. And in Oz, he would have the opportunity to fight like in Sona, hand-to-hand to the death. Which prisoners could Derek Morgan defeat?
Supongamos que Rocky, después de Rocky V, se hubiera postulado a la alcaldía de Filadelfia. ¿Ganarían él?
Supongamos que Rocky, después de Rocky V, se hubiera postulado a la alcaldía de Filadelfia. ¿Ganarían él?
If these Nazis faced each other in a fight without weapons, who would win?
One thing that strikes me is that James Gordon, the Gotham police commissioner, blindly trusts Batman. Even when Batman's testimony is found alongside Chucky Sol's corpse in *Mask of the Phantasm*, Gordon refuses to believe it and makes no attempt to capture him. While we all know Batman is a hero, he's a man who dresses as a bat, frightens criminals, and sometimes extracts confessions through intimidation—things a police officer would never do.
At the beginning of the film, the two robbers are talking on the rooftop (before being attacked by Batman), and one of them is scared because he thinks Batman attacked Gobs, who died after falling from a rooftop. My question is, did that criminal die because Batman killed him, or was he simply so scared of Batman that he jumped off the roof?
Let's suppose the ranger was in Nakatomi Plaza, taking MacClane's place. Could the ranger stop the terrorists?
One thing that strikes me is Two-Face's physical abilities. He's the only Batman villain without a mutation like Crog or steroid use like Bane who can give Batman a real fight. I'm not mentioning Kyodai because he possesses the same martial arts skills as Wayne. In other words, Two-Face can throw Batman, lift men, and fight multiple opponents.
Imagine these actors in Columbo.
Let's suppose that Rocky, after Rocky V, had run for mayor of Philadelphia. Would he have won?
Let's suppose Raiden recruited Robin for Mortal Kombat in 1995. How would he fare?
Let's suppose that after Not Fade Away, Angel manages to defeat the villains. Once the earth is at peace, he decides to travel to Africa to try to get that demon to fix his soul permanently for the safety of the people. If Angel were to face these trials, could he overcome them?
I know this has been asked before, but I'll always be curious about the fate of the rest of Bruce's villains. I mean, in the series, they mention the endings of Mr. Freeze, Ra's al Ghul, and Bane, and in the movie, the Joker's fate. But we don't know what happened to the rest. Bruce told Terry about all his villains except the Joker (which is obvious given what happened to Tim).
The Riddler would have been a perfect fit for Batman Beyond as an AI. I mean, Eduard created the Minotaur's labyrinth; it would have been fantastic if, in a video game, Eduard, as an old man, had created an AI and presented Batman with a challenge. After all, if Joker could create an implant like that...
Let's suppose Dick had never been Robin. Which villain would Bruce have accepted as a sidekick?
Let's suppose they both face each other. Terry is wearing his suit.
Of all the team members, was Derek Morgan the best unarmed fighter on the team?