His fighting style is every fighting style.

His main fighting style is Pain-Fu.

Nolan Batman used a modern style called Keysi(Pretty damn underrated style), but for being honest, Jeet Kune Do sounds pretty much the idea that Batman has about martial arts.

For people who dont understand, Jeet Kune Do is not an style is a philosophy about using the thing that work for you and make it as simple as you can.

To be a master of one style of martial arts means train more that 3 hours everyday for 10 years.

If Batman is a master in 100 styles, it means he should be over 1000 years old.

@DeathpooltheT1000 said:

To be a master of one style of martial arts means train more that 3 hours everyday for 10 years.

If Batman is a master in 100 styles, it means he should be over 1000 years old.

How do you know he isn't 1000 years old?

@Skunkstein said:

@DarkKnightDetective said:

@DeathpooltheT1000 said:

To be a master of one style of martial arts means train more that 3 hours everyday for 10 years.

If Batman is a master in 100 styles, it means he should be over 1000 years old.

How do you know he isn't 1000 years old?

Im pretty sure he is older than that, Batman is the embodiment of awesome, isnt that like one of the cosmics?

I mean he did make the Spectre cry his way back to hell.

@BerkayBilge said:

batman have a particular fighting style is ninjutsu

Ninjutsu (忍術) sometimes used interchangeably with the term ninpō (忍法) is the martial art, strategy, and tactics of unconventional warfare and guerrilla warfareas well as the art of espionage.

People should learn that Ninjutsu is something bigger that just a fighting style.

It would be interesting if DC put out a book which used the various images from the comic and compared them to the real life fighting styles. I know most of the time, artists aren't actually using specific styles, but I'm sure someone with enough martial arts knowledge would be able to identify them. It could give insights into the various styles, give a little history, maybe make up a little about where Bruce learned them and who he learned them from. I would buy that book if it were well done.

Wasn't it 127? :/
BB

271 styles*10 years= 2710 years old Batman

127 styles *10 years = 1270 years old Batman

Wow, Batman should be really old.

Also there is over 400 well known styles of Karate, those are the most popular styles of Karate, so Batman is not even close to know every style of japanese martial arts.

So batman dont know all the styles.

@comicace3:

His primary form of combat is an idiosyncratic admixture of Tae Kwon Do, Judo, Muay Thai, Dragon Style Kung Fu, Boxing, Jujitsu, and Ninjitsu.

@DeathpooltheT1000: This is comic books we're talking about. People can fly, bend steel, create technology decades, even centuries ahead of what we know isn't possible. So Batman knowing 127 styles of martial arts isn't that big a deal. You are supposed to partly suspend belief whilst reading any comic book, even a Batman one. Besides I think he created a style which blends aspects of a whole bunch of them together.

Nice watched the video, interesting!

@Lvenger said:

@DeathpooltheT1000: This is comic books we're talking about. People can fly, bend steel, create technology decades, even centuries ahead of what we know isn't possible. So Batman knowing 127 styles of martial arts isn't that big a deal. You are supposed to partly suspend belief whilst reading any comic book, even a Batman one. Besides I think he created a style which blends aspects of a whole bunch of them together.

Comics still need you to think Batman is in some level human, take the fact 127 styles thing shows the fact that people who writte the comics have no idea about martial arts, since pretty much say that Batman train 30 styles would work, still sound like the guy train like crazy and the number dont sound random and insane, also he had to train other thing besides Martial arts, so havin over 100 styles, make sound like if he only train to fight.

Time for a Bruce Lee quote.

"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times"

Someone who practices 10,000 different kicks only one time each may (theoretically) have a wide range of knowledge but his execution of each kick will be sloppy and ineffective secondary to lack of serious practice and study of the correct use of each one.

Someone who practices 1 kick 10,000 times, on the other hand, will have a great mastery of that kick and its usage and will know all of the ways to execute that kick to defeat his opponent.

uhh....wise..like it, so Batman is kind of weak combat wise you say?

@DeathpooltheT1000 said:

@Lvenger said:

@DeathpooltheT1000: This is comic books we're talking about. People can fly, bend steel, create technology decades, even centuries ahead of what we know isn't possible. So Batman knowing 127 styles of martial arts isn't that big a deal. You are supposed to partly suspend belief whilst reading any comic book, even a Batman one. Besides I think he created a style which blends aspects of a whole bunch of them together.

Comics still need you to think Batman is in some level human, take the fact 127 styles thing shows the fact that people who writte the comics have no idea about martial arts, since pretty much say that Batman train 30 styles would work, still sound like the guy train like crazy and the number dont sound random and insane, also he had to train other thing besides Martial arts, so havin over 100 styles, make sound like if he only train to fight.

Time for a Bruce Lee quote.

"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times"

Someone who practices 10,000 different kicks only one time each may (theoretically) have a wide range of knowledge but his execution of each kick will be sloppy and ineffective secondary to lack of serious practice and study of the correct use of each one.

Someone who practices 1 kick 10,000 times, on the other hand, will have a great mastery of that kick and its usage and will know all of the ways to execute that kick to defeat his opponent.

Again it's comic books dude. Batman seems to have the best of both of what you've described given that he's ranked in DC's top 10 martial artists. To be honest, he's even more unrealistic than superhuman characters because with them you accept they have some kind of power which OK defies scientific laws but it still makes sense. But Batman mastering 127 styles of martial art (in addition to crimonology, forensics and more) makes him even more unrealistic so your point is kind of moot since in being the pinnacle of human achievement both physically and mentally, Batman is even more unrealistic for all his abilities mastered.

@Lvenger: To be one of the top ten martial artist in the world dont mean you need to know many styles or always win, it means you understand martial arts how they work and for the same what do so you could walk away, Bruce Lee many times walk away of fights or fool people, Batman is smart enough to dodge fights and know the less he fights he more time he will be Batman.

People has awrong idea of what martial arts are and how they work, the lack of understanding of this is what piss me off, no the fact Batman is unreallistic as hell, it piss me off also that the writters dont do their work and go to wikipedia and read about Bruce Lee ideas about martial arts, they dont have to make a huge investigation about martial arts so they could writte Batman as a martial artist, just look for the most famous guy writte about his ideas and make that part of Batman.

I mean, Batman is the Bruce Lee of the DC universe.

@DeathpooltheT1000: I don't think they want to make the comparison. They want Batman distinct so they haven't done all their martial art research in order to make him distinct. Besides if he were to focus all that time on martial arts, he wouldn't have time to study all the other things which make him Batman. Once again it's comic books dude. Even the human characters are pretty damn extraordinary.

@Lvenger: Martial Arts are about getting better, Batman is about getting better, Kung Fu means getting better through hard work and practice, amazingly is the word that people use as Martial Arts, Batman is a Martial Artist because he looks to push himself to the limits and get better, he use science, Bruce Lee used science too, Batman knows psychology, Bruce Lee study psychology too, both of them walk the path of Martial Arts in the same way a moernd way to be the best they can be, sure not for the same reasons, but still follow the same path.

@DeathpooltheT1000: Bruce Lee didn't use that much science. He was more focused on improving his physical condition alongside his training to ensure his punches and kicks had enough force behind them. Never heard of Bruce Lee citing any psychology lines in his martial artist philosophy though.

@Lvenger: Bruce Lee study everything to get better in his body and his mind, he used technology that people is using today to train, the guy try to get better, many people forget the mental part of martial arts, thing that Bruce Lee also train.

What Bruce Lee Study in the university?

Psychology, he want to know how the mind works, because he knew Martial Arts had a physical part and a mental one, he talks about the mind in his quotes.

The guys study eveything that could help him in his quest to get better.

@DeathpooltheT1000: Wow I genuinely didn't know that. Very impressive by the sound of it.

@DeathpooltheT1000 nice!

Go to Wikipedia, those guy arent experts about this subject and they point there is at least 3000 martial arts.

Batman should be immortal to know them all and only train.

I dont judge him, but there is no way to belive he train 127 styles and that he is using all of them all the time.