No morals, No powers just h2h only, Batman get's 2 days prep. Fight!
Is Batman's prep to practice martial arts? Hiehachi has been mastering martial arts for all his life since he was a toddler. Batman need more than two days of prep for a hand 2 hand fight against Heihachi.
Considering that Heihachi is 75 years old, Batman would need 75 years of prep. Prep him to use a time machine to teach his younger self martial arts since he was a cub/toddler and have that version of Batman face Heichachi.
Batman one shots him, this is spite. Heihachi doesn't have any feats that make him remotely close Batman's level.
Heihachi is as powerful as Akuma (regular), and that's tougher than any Batman (Without Prep)
Batman can make a Cyber Exo-Skeleton Suit to make him in par to strength, but even if he did that, he would need to utilize his prep several years of matching his skills to Heihachi.
Heihachi has a long history of brutality, being tougher than any pair of boots you could find, inspiring Wolverine with the stupid hair-style...and loosing (and retaking) his company half a dozen times to his son and other family members in a televised brawl (each Mishima a bigger bastard than the other). Oh and he trained a bear to take down a loudmouthed bike with a gravity defying hair-do.
But the old man has been showing signs of age and Batman would beat him even in his prime.
Survives giant explosion and is sent flying for miles(he was knocked out for a long time,but it still is impressive.) At 1:30 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPGXPTF-oAM
He also survived being thrown off a cliff at the end of tekken 1,and defeats Kazuya despite his devil powers.
Heihachi wins. He never had a Devil Gene, but it was his sheer willpower that made him strong. He's strong enough to knock down and destroy robots, survived a blast without a scratch, only being blown away, caught a bullet with his teeth and can generate electricity. Also he's been training for many years.
@saiyan_earthling: That's not impressive, Batman one shots Heihachi.
Nope, it'll take a Jin Kazama, Kazuya Mishima and Lars Alexanderson, and of course, Ryu and Akuma to beat Heihachi down. How can Batman hurt a man who was blown miles away from an explosion? Also, Heihachi was above the clouds as well before he landed hard on the ground.
@saiyan_earthling: Batman has survived explosions as well, even if Heihachi has superhuman durability whats stopping Batman from dropping him with a nerve strike. Batman is the more skilled combatant here.
Survives giant explosion and is sent flying for miles(he was knocked out for a long time,but it still is impressive.) At 1:30 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPGXPTF-oAM He also survived being thrown off a cliff at the end of tekken 1,and defeats Kazuya despite his devil powers.
@saiyan_earthling: That's not impressive, Batman one shots Heihachi.
Nope, it'll take a Jin Kazama, Kazuya Mishima and Lars Alexanderson, and of course, Ryu and Akuma to beat Heihachi down. How can Batman hurt a man who was blown miles away from an explosion? Also, Heihachi was above the clouds as well before he landed hard on the ground.
Akuma alone could stop Heihachi. Akuma's feats are far greater. Ryu would make a great fight for Heihachi as well. Batman definitely would beat him. He has a far deeper knowledge of fighting.
@saiyan_earthling: Batman has survived explosions as well, even if Heihachi has superhuman durability whats stopping Batman from dropping him with a nerve strike. Batman is the more skilled combatant here.
Did Batman survive an explosion without a scratch? Because Heihachi get get one. Batman does have the nerve strikes to back him up, but that's only if he can connect the blow and the right spot. Even if Heihachi did get struck, he has the willpower to keep going on. He won't even need the pressure points to beat Batman, his style is more brutal and more powerful, so he can give Batman a lot of pain.
@saiyan_earthling: That's not impressive, Batman one shots Heihachi.
Nope, it'll take a Jin Kazama, Kazuya Mishima and Lars Alexanderson, and of course, Ryu and Akuma to beat Heihachi down. How can Batman hurt a man who was blown miles away from an explosion? Also, Heihachi was above the clouds as well before he landed hard on the ground.
Akuma alone could stop Heihachi. Akuma's feats are far greater. Ryu would make a great fight for Heihachi as well. Batman definitely would beat him. He has a far deeper knowledge of fighting.
Didn't mean altogether. I meant that each of the listed could beat Heihachi:
Kazuya beat him in Tekken 1
Jin beats him in Tekken 3 and 4
Lars defeats him in Tekken 6
Ryu can beat him, but not easily
Akuma, for sure can win
Heihachi has more experience and is more brutal than Batman.
I'd say Batman since the knows a dozen forms of MA, while Heihachi sticks with his Michima-style of fighting...meaning Batman can either pick one style that counters Heihatchi's or mix several to make the most of it.
Heihachi for me. By the later games most of the Top Tier Tekken guys (Jin, Kazuya, Heihachi) have been shown to be almost superhuman.
In the Opening of Tekken 6 a missed punch by Kazuya and Jin shook the entire building they were fighting on and caused all the glass to break.
As well as this Heihachi is an incredibly accomplished martial artist in his own right and would be more than able to give Batman a good fight but for me the ridiculous power shown by Tekken characters as of late gives him the edge.
Heihachi is a lot stronger and skilled in martial arts than Bruce Wayne. I mean the guy was able to fight a group of Jack's, defeated Kazuya in Tekken 2 and survived a explosion no ordinary human would survive. Heichachi wins hand to hand, but if Batman uses gadgets he can catch him off guard possibly.
Heihachi's too durable for Batman. And he can generate electricity to potentially one shot Batman via electrocution to the face. If Batman has trouble making damage on a Venom-filled Bane, Heihachi is like a more durable, stronger, and faster Bane that Bats has to deal with.
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