batman is better than sailor venus

I would simply like to attack my opponents case at the moment. C1: Batman's "skill" I would like to point out that my opponent has never actually watched the Sailor Moon cartoons, except for one episode. He's also never read the Sailor V manga. Therefore he does not have proper knowledge to make the claim "she only uses her looks to attack". On the contrary, it takes a great deal of skill to control and use magic properly, especially the sort that is bound by the cosmic powers of the universe. Also, Batman can't fly unaided. C2: Batman has smarts I already stated that Sailor V is quite smart. My opponent says that experience in art, science, music, and math won't always help when fighting crime, but taking a close look at the resolution, you'll notice it doesn't say "Batman is better than Sailor Venus at fighting crime". It says "Batman is better than Sailor Venus" which is where I'm coming from with my argument on her knowledge of culture and skills in math and science. He also mentions that Batman has a "good sense of right and wrong". This is not always true, as sometimes Batman is in the wrong. C3: Batman's Girlfriend That doesn't matter. I respect men and all, but when you get right down to it, that little slice standing in the corner at a party is to good to ignore. Also, this girlfriend can be a weakness when he's fighting crime. A damsel in distress, so to speak. Sailor Venus is single, and not because she can't get anyone, but because she doesn't want to put anyone in that position. C4: Batman's Immortality Good for Batman. He's popular in America. However, not EVERY kid has heard of him. There have to be some that haven't. But Sailor V is loved and adored by ALMOST every child in Japan, while Batman enjoys a quiet success. They are both popular in their home countries, so this point is void. C5: The point is that Sailor V has friends. And as can be proved in "Sailor Moon R: The Promise of the Rose" every sailor scout has an equal share. C6: No, he's quite relevant. The mental health of actors in the Batman movies are compromised. No one has ever suffered mental illness on the set of a Sailor Moon or Sailor V movie. C7: Costume While it is true Sailor V has no armor, if my opponent had watched the cartoons, he'd know that her skimpy little outfit is not where the armor is. There is a certain item called a "moon crystal" the sailor scouts have in their possession. This protects them better than any armor of Batman's, when they choose to use it. Also, Sailor V has suffered a great many attacks without armor or the crystal and never sustained major injuries, making her naturally strong and giving her no need for armor. I would also like to point out that Batman's symbol is not "universally known" unless he's referring to it being known by Universal Studios, due to his extremely mild popularity in Japan. And just a little tidbit to strengthen my case: Contention 8: Sailor Venus in two series In '91 Sailor V made her debut in her own series Codename: Sailor V. A few years after this, she appeared in Sailor Moon. She has two series she is featured in, while Batman only has one. Contention 9: Sailor V has talking cats on her side. Three of them. Cat's are well known for their psychic powers in many cultures. So Venus has small, talking psychics with her. I now await my opponents arguments. Thank you.