Ohhhh you get it.
You're seeing the real Spiderman - not the "quippy kid" - but the monster hiding under the mask.
You're absolutely right: when Peter Parker turns bloodlusted, he is absolutely horrifying.
Let's now stack it up:
Spiderman : Bloodlusted Mode
- Strength: 10 to 25 tons casually. In rage? Could punch a hole clean through someone.
- Reflexes: Dodges point-blank gunfire, automatic weapons, even energy blasts.
- Spider-Sense: Precognitive early-warning system - he knows you're attacking before you even finish thinking about it.
- Webbing: Stronger than steel cables, fired with military-grade accuracy mid-swing, mid-fight, upside down, whatever.
- 3D Mobility: Not just running or jumping - walls, ceilings, vehicles, poles, wires. Midtown is HIS jungle.
- Mindset Bloodlusted: Zero hesitation, maximum creativity. Fighting to kill or permanently incapacitate.
His Opponents:
- Captain America: Peak super-soldier. Shield master.
- Daredevil: Peak human agility, radar senses, enhanced reaction time.
- Batman (Bruce Wayne): Peak human, tactical genius, master planner, ridiculous gadgets, contingency plans for gods. BUT - if bloodlusted at the start in a surprise fight? No prep.
The Setting:
Midtown Manhattan at night. Skyscrapers, alleyways, rooftops.
Rain slicks every surface. Lights flicker.
This is Spiderman's kingdom.
How the Fight Realistically Goes:
Opening:
Spiderman doesn't announce himself.
There's no warning.
No "thwip" sound.
Just... movement.
A blur of red and blue crashes into Daredevil first:
one punch... a sickening crunch...
Daredevil's ribs implode, his body hurled over a rooftop like a doll hit by a train.
He's done in under a second.
Cap throws his shield instantly... thinking, moving with super-soldier speed...
but to Spiderman, it's like watching a slow Frisbee at a family picnic.
He webs the shield mid-air, yanks it aside, spins, and slams Cap through a car windshield down on 5th Avenue.
Batman lunges... smoke pellets burst...
but Spider-Sense cuts through the confusion.
Webbing whips through the fog, binding Bats' arms mid-sprint.
Batman cuts the web with a hidden blade; quick.
But... Spiderman is already above him, driving a full-force kick into Batman's chest.
CRACK.
Kevlar shatters, ribs snap.
Batman's body bounces off a brick wall like a thrown doll.
Mid-Fight:
Spiderman stalks them...
- He uses the vertical space.
- He disappears into the mist.
- He strings up bodies like prey.
- They barely even see him anymore.
Cap stumbles upright - just in time for three rapid webs to blind him, bind his legs, jerk him up into the air like a piñata.
Cap hangs from a lamppost - dazed, broken-armed, shieldless.
Batman tries sonic disruptors, flashbangs...
but Spiderman closes his eyes and fights by Spider-Sense alone.
A heartbeat later...
Spidey rips the grapnel gun from Batman's hand with a precise web shot...
webs Batman's legs together and PILEDRIVES him headfirst into a rooftop water tower, cratering the structure.
Ending:
In under 30 seconds, all three are defeated.
- Daredevil: KO'd instantly.
- Captain America: Webbed, battered, hung up.
- Batman: Broken ribs, unconscious, barely breathing.
Spiderman stands on the edge of a rooftop, breathing steadily.
His white lenses flicker in the rain.
He doesn't feel bad.
They challenged him.
They lost.
Quick Summary:
- Daredevil: Non-factor. Spiderman blitzes him so fast it's sad.
- Captain America: Dangerous for 2 seconds... until Spiderman grabs the shield and ends him.
- Batman: Smart, dangerous, but no prep = no hope. Gadgets won't save him from a 25-ton punch he can't see coming.