[Batman]How Good Of A Quadrobist Would Batman Make?

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This is a very unusual question, but there’s probably some debate in it, like if maybe his bones are just too screwed up from all the injuries, or if having extremely strong arms means he wouldn’t have to worry about strength training

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  2. PhoenixFalls Avatar

    If it’s something physical and Batman decides to put his mind toward mastering it, then he’ll always excel.

  3. Hot-Refrigerator6583 Avatar

    Batman is in generally excellent physical shape, despite the abuse his body has endured fo years. If he felt a need to travel in such a manner, as opposed to typical human movement, he would make it work.