the Powerpuff Girls VS. the Man of Steel

Well, we both agreed that Superman was stronger, so feats wise it appears irrelavant, no? Save us both the headache ;)Alright, to dispute this now. I actually also just rewatched the clip ;). My opponent has hidden a fair amount of the truth here my friends. Yes, Supes was getting beaten by Faora. That much is true. However, after Nam-Ek joins the fight, both proceed to fight Superman and knock him to the ground before he blasts both with heat vision, then solos Nam-Ek.Let's stop here b/c my opponent prepared for this by acknowleding that Superman beat Nam-Ek by throwing him into a fuel tank. Well this actually contributes to my argument. It's simple strategy; use your environment. In a fight with the PPG, we have to assume that these characters are fighting not just a physical one, but a strategic one. It contributes to Superman's intelligence.Superman then does another strategic move by damaging Faora's solar shield thing, thereby causing her senses to overload (something he accidentally did to Zod earlier).Now the rest of his statements are false. He doesn't let the military shoot a rocket at Faora. He dodges a train thrown at him by Nam-Ek while Faora decides to purposefully take the rocket as I assume that she believes she's strong enough to take it. I'm not completey sure about what causes the plane to explode, but I know for a fact Superman wasn't responsible for crashing. Either way Faora gets knocked-out.To sum it up, Superman used strategy to beat these two Kryptonians, one who was physically stronger and one who was much better in hand-to-hand combat. These are two aspects that the PPG lack over Superman, so the fact that he was able to beat them more than evens the battlefield, even if he was initially losing.The episode was Ploys R' Us.I would have been skeptical to.I'm afraid you'll have to remain skeptical my friend. I rewatched the episode just now and the Professor is shot with suction-cup darts. And the girls don't step in front to protect him if my opponent wants to try and argue that point. After rewatching it, I actually remember this episode, but here is a link to it for proof; http://www.youtube.com...That being said, I don't doubt that the girls are bulletproof. However, this point was made as part of a durability conflict between Superman and the PPG and, seeing as how there is no more proof for my opponent to back-up the girls, Superman takes the cake.Interesting Fact: Tara Strong (the brony queen, who also voiced Bubbles) was asked about PPG Z. Her response: I only watch the real Powerpuff Girls.Tara Strong is th Woman of 1000 Voices.I did watch the show, sadly. I would argue that the girls in PPG Z were weaker than the PPG!On a side note, why do the Japanese always put "Z" at the end of their titles? We also mustn't assume the girls get stronger with age. There is no evidence.I was only using it as an age-factor relation support, not a power-level. And that latter sentence appears to be my opponent's way of stating my suggestion that the girls would be stronger is false. I'm not sure if I should thank him for doing that.My opponents argument about "Superman has already beaten, for all intents and purposes, 3 Powerpuff Girls" is flawed, as I pointed out. Suprman did not "win". He just hid as the gov. shot a rocket into Faora's face, and he watched as a small jet crash landed on her face... Superman would not have won if the military had not intervened...That last sentence is up for debate, but I did prove that Superman used strategy to beat them in a fight.To sum things up for our closing statements (or rebuttals if my opponent chooses), here is the list:Strength- SupermanSpeed- TieDurability- SupermanCombat/Strategy- SupermanReflexes- TieHeat Vision- SupermanAs you voters can clearly see, the PPG have not won any category and tie in only 2. While speed and reflexes are definitely important factors in a battle, they ultimately do not put the girls above the Man of Steel.