Batman vs Dead pool

Not bad 'HuskiesKun' but in future I would request you reference sources so that your arguments can be validated by myself and the voters and I can adjust my arguments accordingly. {'dead Pool has been on many occasions unaware what is happening'} I did state that Deadpool's comprehensive skills were sometimes lacking; but I would like to point out that for the most part this causes him to simply take situations less seriously but that doesn't mean he doesn't know when he's fighting (this is all he needs as we are discussing the outcome of combat), Deadpool is a somewhat uncomprehending but not to the point of full blown autism. As for the sexual relations with the undead I do recall Deadpool once having a semi-romantic relationship with the entity that is Death (as in the embodiment of that very concept). However this not exactly the sexual relations with the undead that you specify, If you insist that this has indeed happened then please specify the incident you refer to as I cannot argue against a point which does not seem to exist (though neither can you use it as a valid argument). You even mention the possibility of batman distracting Deadpool with a dead body (are you still referring to the undead you mentioned earlier or do you now refer to an actual corpse?) but if you refer to Deadpool's relations with Death then I should point out that was not a purely sexual one. On the topic of Deadpool's healing factor being mentally driven to an extent this is true. However that mental drive has managed to remain present even while he is decapitated, and on another occasion while his heart was torn out of his body. My point being that Deadpool's healing still beats out the durability Batman has by far. {'In the recent comics and movies dead pool'} Here I have a problem as you mention 'comics and movies'.The Deadpool featured in recent films (most notably in X-Men origins: Wolverine) differs far from the comics to the point of contradiction, they may as well be two different characters and as such I have limited myself to the character as he exists in the comics. I would request that you do the same for Batman (who varies even more in different media) so this debate may be a more accurate comparison, also if you do choose to include all versions of Batman then you must at least acknowledge them as separate characters, meaning you must separate elements from the comics, movies, and tv versions. As this would require you do redo your statistics so that each different Batman has only their own traits I don't think you would like this option. {'if he did do the process you explain his bones wouldn't be able to support the weight, yes they would heal but what good is that if they just keep breaking and breaking'} While true that a normal human body would probably be unable to support such muscle expansion Deadpool is not a normal human. I do still consider the process I mentioned plausible, and you have not put forward an argument to say that it isn't plausible but rather that it would have a serious side effects. So I shall discus your belief regarding it's side-effect. My process would not be visible as it happened but instead would become noticeable through the rapid increase in muscle-mass (and Deadpool doesn't exactly look like a slouch). If bones were constantly breaking then it would be very noticeable all the time, and as we seem to be accepting the characters as they appear in their respective media; bones are never mentioned to break due to having to support his muscle. Please note that my opponent's suggested side effect not occurring (and it definitely isn't occurring) does not necessarily disprove my suggested process as the human body (especially a mutants human body) clearly does not work the same way in either the DC Universe or the Marvel one. I will accept though that it is a good argument and so I put forward a back-up argument for those that choose to dismiss the muscle build-up argument. Even without my suggested process Deadpool is still visibly at a point of human peak condition which appears at the very least even with Batman. RE: Deadpool surviving decapitation. Yes; Deadpool's head does need to be reattached to his body for him to heal, this is still far beyond Batman's capabilities to survive without head. The following is extracted from my opponent's most recent argument (though it features a quote from my opening argument) {'His natural strength, agility and reflexes have been enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural limits of the human body. Dead pool's agility and reaction time are superior to those of even the finest human athlete.' This statement may be true, however this is if he is paying attention to what is happening and not "romancing" a dead body or arguing with himself.} Within this statement my opponent accepts that Deadpool is likely to have superior strength, agility and reflexes. He then attempts to combat those points by implying that Deadpool will be unable to use these attributes because of necrophilia, or he will talk to himself. I already put forward my response to Deadpool's 'undead romance' and so I await further response from my opponent on the validation of that argument. As for deadpool talking to himself; this hasn't proved to be too much of a problem in combat on any combat scenarios that come to my mind, in fact his talking to himself often takes up a similar dialogue to what is usually included in thought bubbles (for more stable characters). My opponent claims that Deadpool's mental handicap would also cancel out any stealth capabilities. But this is not the case, for example in DEADPOOL (1997) issue 16 Deadpool is perfectly capable of recon and infiltration of what is practically a fortress. He then does get bored and wipe out most of the base, but it is proved that he is capable of stealth (take special note that my opponent specified that in regard to stealth and it did not prove true {With dead pools mental handicap he would most defiantly not pay attention to his surroundings when he is arguing with himself or engaging in other "activities".}). I will once again elaborate on my opponent's necrophilia references, it is clear that my opponent believes Deadpool to have an obsession that make dead bodies irresistible to him, yet no evidence of this has been provided. Once again I am at odds with my opponents mixed versions of Batman, my opponent mentions that two times Batman uses a green lantern ring and while he is right to say that the ring would drastically change the fight I question the legitimacy of that argument. To my knowledge the two times Batman receives a lantern ring are In 'Batman: In Darkest Knight' and when the Sinestro corps try to recruit Batman to their cause by offering him a ring (which he rejects). As for 'In Darkest Knight' that was an ALTERNATIVE UNIVERSE ONE-SHOT wherein Bruce Wayne is offered a green lantern ring BEFORE he is inspired to take up the mantle of the bat (thus he never actually became Batman). Now on to Deadpool's accuracy; my opponent clearly states that Deadpool fires randomly cause he 'likes the feel' (not cause he can't shoot straight), so this does not prove Batman to be more accurate. In fact Deadpool still has far more experience with firearms. To answer my Opponents question about Deadpool's teleportation. The ability to teleport at will would remove the need for any vehicle as teleportation would be a more efficient form of transport. {The most powerful weapon batman has against dead pool would be his allies} I don't remember this being 'Batman & friends vs Deadpool but for a full list of Deadpool's team affiliations look at the group affiliation section of the following page [http://marvel.com...(Wade_Wilson)] {"Outmatches batman in armed combat" this couldn't be more wrong because of the green lanterns rings and batman's gun skill.} - I have already elaborated on those two points. I await response.