Sure rorschach is much more extreme but they fight for the same causes, they believe strongly in truth, justice, and freedom. They both have a black and white morality. What are your opinions, if you can find differences (Besides in there methods).
Are rorschach and captain america the same?
@nationalvendetta: Seems like rorschach represents the dark side of cap, and cap represents the soft side that never shows of rorschach.
No...Not at all. I would tell you how completely wrong that statement is, but my Gotham City 21 series pretty much sums up why Rorschach and Captain America are almost opposites, and really would hate each other. @deathstroke19, @cyberwarrior and @wildvine can attest to this.
Sure rorschach is much more extreme but they fight for the same causes, they believe strongly in truth, justice, and freedom. What are your opinions, if you can find differences (Besides in there methods).
The majority of heroes fight for those causes.
Well, old rorschach (before the blair roche case) might have been more like cap than the one most people are familiar with. The old rorschach was mentally stable at least
No, Rorschach lives by this saying " evil must be punished". Rorschach doesn't believe evil must be punished because it will make the world a better place, he thinks it should be punished because it deserves to be punished. Cap goes by the saying "The innocent must be protected." He will do anything to protect the innocent.
Are a banana and the car the same? Why or why not?
Because a banana isn't a car and a car isn't a banana.
I don't even know how to respond here, they aren't even vaguely similar. Cap is a super soldier who believes firmly that what he's doing is helping to make the world a better place, Rorschach is a psychopath who believes the world is beyond saving but still feels compelled to punish evil. The are physical, mental, spiritual and philosophical opposites. How the hell would anyone consider them the same?
Yes
You just want to watch the world burn.
@joshmightbe: I'm pretty sure that if captain america was involved in the blaire roche case, he would have had a psychological breakdown like rorschach had.
@voodoopenguin: Orly?
@joshmightbe: I'm pretty sure that if captain america was involved in the blaire roche case, he would have had a psychological breakdown like rorschach had.
He fought in a War, he probably saw s**t Rorschach couldn't imagine. He saw the horrors of Nazi concentration camps first hand, are you honestly trying to tell me that the Blaire Roche case compares to that in any way shape or form?
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@voodoopenguin: Orly?
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@joshmightbe: I'm pretty sure that if captain america was involved in the blaire roche case, he would have had a psychological breakdown like rorschach had.
I don't think so. Cap has a surprisingly strong mind and has gone through physiological trauma on par with the blaire roche case at the very least.
@joshmightbe: Realistically cap would have had a mental breakdown. Even rorschach, who had grown up with a corrupt childhood, chewed off another kids face, stuck a cigarrette in a kids eye, broke down because of that case. Even rorschach's psychiatrist was traumatized from the story alone
@trevorphilips: Lots of people go through absolute horror without having a mental break down. Its actually way more common for people to get over that type of thing than to be shattered by them. There are police who work with sex crimes and those dealing with children who see worse things than that all the time and they aren't going nuts left and right. Rorschach didn't just go nuts, if you actually paid attention while reading Watchmen you'd know he was already half way there when the case happened and was probably just waiting for a reason to go full psycho. When they discussed his origin they made it quite clear he had major problems before he ever even put on the mask. Cap on the other hand was specifically chosen to be Captain America because of his strength of character and mental fortitude.
No in every sense of the word
@rdclip: I guess that's where it becomes all about perspective. I forget which one of the characters said it in watchmen, rorschach i think. Said that humans are savages in nature, no matter how much you try to cover it up. Captain america is one of those people who pretend that the bad isn't there, he tries to cover the bad up. Rorschach and the comedian seemed to have the most accurate views of society (the way I view it) because they didn't look at it from a naive perspective. Sure there is some good in humanity, such as spiritual people.
@rdclip: I guess that's where it becomes all about perspective. I forget which one of the characters said it in watchmen, rorschach i think. Said that humans are savages in nature, no matter how much you try to cover it up. Captain america is one of those people who pretend that the bad isn't there, he tries to cover the bad up. Rorschach and the comedian seemed to have the most accurate views of society (the way I view it) because they didn't look at it from a naive perspective. Sure there is some good in humanity, such as spiritual people.
Steve acknowledges that there are evil people in the world. For God's sakes his biggest villain is one of the most sinister individuals in the Marvel Universe not even considering the fact that he's a Neo-Nazi. He just dedicates himself to the protection of the innocent and standing up for what he believes is right despite who tries to knock him down. Captain America is anything but ignorant.
No.
@rdclip: I guess that's where it becomes all about perspective. I forget which one of the characters said it in watchmen, rorschach i think. Said that humans are savages in nature, no matter how much you try to cover it up. Captain america is one of those people who pretend that the bad isn't there, he tries to cover the bad up. Rorschach and the comedian seemed to have the most accurate views of society (the way I view it) because they didn't look at it from a naive perspective. Sure there is some good in humanity, such as spiritual people.
This is all based on your personal opinion. Cap's not covering anything up - because he doesn't believe that humans are all savages. If anything, his worldviews aren't quite as philosophical or dramatic as Rorschach's. He's not naive either, he doesn't believe in heroic quests of duty. All he believes in are the simple and real truths: there is evil in the world, and good men should stand up to it.
No...Not at all. I would tell you how completely wrong that statement is, but my Gotham City 21 series pretty much sums up why Rorschach and Captain America are almost opposites, and really would hate each other. @deathstroke19, @cyberwarrior and @wildvine can attest to this.
Can they? LOL)
No. Nope nope nope...
@trevorphilips: Cap does not pretend the bad isnt there, he sees it, aknowledges it and fights to change it because Cap is a better hero than Rorschac
I'll echo the statements of most here and say no. Rorschach is much more like Punisher and Cap is not a fan of Punisher. I wish I could find the pic, but during Civil War Cap's side had captured some "heroes", I believe one a reformed Vulture, and Punisher just killed them because they were villains and Cap threw Castle a beating because of it.
Cap is probably the absolute worst Marvel character to compare with Rorschac. Moon knight or punisher are way more similar
Not even close.
Lol!
Hell no.
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