Batman can defeat anyone when given time to plan

"Yes as defined by the fact that batman has time to plan, he has time to study hulk and figure out how much sedative would be necessary to take hulk down. Also so it does not become an issue, most likely due to batman having time to plan, batman would ensure that the battle take place some where enclosed and dark, such as an underground subway or a sewer system." I've found a fallacy in your argument sedative gas is nitrous oxide: Nitrous Oxide What is it? What does it do? Inhalation sedation, laughing gas, happy gas, gas, nitrous oxide, N2O-O2" this one has more names than any other sedation technique! Inhalation sedation with nitrous oxide (N2O) and oxygen (O2) has been described as "representing the most nearly "ideal" clinical sedative circumstance" Nitrous oxide is simply a gas which you can breathe in. It has no color, smell, and doesn't irritate. It kills pain and it induces a pleasurable feeling. After five minutes or so of breathing in the gas, you should feel euphoric feeling spread throughout your body. It really kind of feels like a "happy" feeling. Some people find that there are auditory or visual effects as well. You will feel a bit light headed and often people get "the giggles" (hence the name laughing gas!). How does nitrous oxide work? The "laughing gas" used now is called N2O-O2, and contains at least 30 % oxygen. Usually, the mix is about 70% oxygen to 30% nitrous oxide. Depending on the concentration and length of administration of laughing gas, four levels of sedation can be experienced (after an initial feeling of light-headedness): a tingling sensation, especially in the arms and legs, quickly followed up warm sensations, and a feeling of well-being euphoria and/or floating At a deeper level of sedation again, sleepiness, difficulty to keep one's eyes open or speak ("dream") can occur. Should nausea set in, it means you're definitely oversedated! If you experience any unpleasant symptoms, let your dentist know so that they can adjust the percentage of N2O. During relative analgesia, you should stay within the first three stages. The "dream" stage means that the N2O concentration is too high, or that the gas has been administered for too long. This stage can be associated with side effects such as nausea and other potentially unpleasant sensations, including flashbacks. N2O concentration should always be gradually increased ("titrated") at each visit, because people"s tolerance can vary from day to day. If you"ve had bad experiences with laughing gas in the past, it is highly likely that these were due to improper administration and too high a concentration of N2O. How is nitrous oxide administered? The equipment used for delivering "happy gas" is quite simple. It consists of a supply of compressed gases and an apparatus which delivers the gases to the client. By turning some knobs and flipping on/off switches, the administrator can produce the desired mix of N2O-O2 in the desired quantities. Flowmeters and pressure gauges allow the administrator to keep an eye on the flow of gases. The desired N2O-O2 mix is fed through a tube to which a nasal hood or cannula is attached. This hood is put over your nose. All you have to do now is breathe normally through your nose " bingo! What are the advantages of nitrous oxide? *Nitrous oxide works very rapidly " it reaches the brain within 20 seconds, and relaxation and pain-killing properties develop after 2 or 3 minutes. *There"s no "hangover" effect " the gas is eliminated from the body within 3 to 5 minutes after the gas supply is stopped. You can safely drive home and don"t need an escort. *Inhalation sedation has been found to be very effective in eliminating or at least minimizing severe gagging. Are there any disadvantages of nitrous oxide? *Some people are not comfortable with the effects of laughing gas (either because they"re afraid they might lose control or because it makes them feel nauseous " this is quite rare, though, and usually due to oversedation) *If you can"t breathe through your nose (either because you"re a pure mouth breather, or because your nose is blocked), or you feel too claustrophobic when something is put over your nose, it can"t be used. So therefore Hulk would not be sedated he would only get the giggles............... "Batman is able to handle himself very well against unpredictable opponents, as proved in his battles against killer croc, clayface, and the obvious joker. Batman would only have to get in range if the sedative was applied via injection through a syringe. However batman is more versatile. Should the sedative be in pill form, batman can equip a blow gun to and target hulks mouth when he yells in rage, Or of course he could possibly just simply throw it 'down the hatch'. Also, as seen in the crossover comic, batman could use a gas sedative. By staying within an enclosed area, and using a mixture of smoke screen and sedative gas, batman could trick the hulk into breathing in the sedative" Enemies such as the Killer Croc, Clayface, and Joker lack abomination........ They do not come close to the power of characters like Superman and Thor and The Hulk, they simply are inferior....... You imply that a syringe would be effective against a creature who's skin is resistant too artillery fire........ It would not pierce it........ XD And you say that a sedative pill could be properly aimed to hit the Hulk's mouth............. "In the Dark?" That would be an extremely difficult endeavor for "The Dark Knight" And I would also like to point out that no matter how much sedative gas Batman employs in Hulk's atmosphere........ it most certainly isn't a guarantee whether or not the Hulk will stand there and breath "in and out" in and out" on the potent gas........ The Hulk has one objective and that is to destroy whatever pisses him off......... "Again this is addressed in the 1970's comic and addressed by the fact that Batman can attack Hulks nerves. Watch at about 2:10 batman attempts to use gas on hulk, but hulk holds his breath. Batman in turn lands a strong kick into hulk's solar plexus, effectively knocking the wind out of him." It seems very illogical that an Olympic level athlete is able to knock the wind out of giant like Hulk who is able to withstand blows from Superman and Thor without getting the wind knocked out of him...... Resolution negated................... "As for the thunderclap, simple, Batman need only quickly get behind hulk, as the effects of the clap do not expand like a shock wave all around hulk, but rather causes damage to that in front of him. In a location enclosed, hulk may be able to thunderclap gas out of the way temporarily" And then what is he gonna do? Use some more of his useless nitrous oxide..........?? It seems the only weapon system you are relying on is your gas...... "By your logic batman could never defeat any supervillian that is taller than him. You fail to realize that while Hulks brute strength may come in handy to something large and equal to his size (or a slow moving and nagging god :P) but when compared to someone agile like batman, it simply won't work. Batman can easily dodge the hulks punches to get close enough in to land a blow and get out of range." Logic refuted- Hulk has superior: Strength Endurance Agility Durability Size Reach Regenerative Healing Planning doesn't do any good against the Hulk......... "Though you bring up the point that Batman could freeze him. As shown in batman arkham city, Batman gains technology developed by Mr. Freeze. Given time, Batman could adjust the concentration of ice that need be used on hulk to freeze him. And as you said it worked for an extended period of time, so thus hulk would be unable to fight and thus defeated." So what does that leave you with? Two weapons in Batman's arsenal that are effective against the Hulk? In Conclusion,it is evident that Batman has superior intelligence and conduct over Batman but The Hulk remains superior