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Rematch

"Poor Ebeneezer. Poor wretched man." The 1984 adaptation

I love that little bug.

There's no catching Dskillz it seems

The hover jets let it effectively turn into an ACV. Titans Wiki even links a ground effect vehicle. It isn't flying it is for use over rough terrain. Useful in other situations? Sure, but here it isn't relevant. Herbie, can drive on walls. That is a way better traffic hack than ignoring rough terrain. The Ninjas live in New York, if I had to guess because of their connection to Daredevil in origin, somewhere in Manhattan. There is plenty of traffic and plenty of walls for Herbie to get an edge here. Even assuming both cars start in a different Borough on a different island, the T-Car does get a nice bridge skip, but there is so much traffic in New York City that Herbie's wall driving is more utility than getting to skip one bottle neck. Also I doubt the GPS of any quality gets you to a manhole cover or relevant storm drain faster, but the GPS is not listed as part of the T-Car per the wiki. Far more likely is that Cyborg has his own built in GPS and the T-Car relies on that. Herbie and the T-Car are using the same GPS here. Herbie has not gotten lost when traveling beyond San Francisco and LA. He has gone to Monte Carlo and then across France in a race, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Rio De Janaro, Brazil, and Las Vegas. Finally, Cyborg's T-Car is (according to the Titans wiki) is a 2005 Infiniti FX35 heavily modified. This gives Herbie way better dimensions for parking and delivery. Herbie is almost 3 feet shorter in length and over a foot less wide. Finding a tiny cramped space in New York is a problem and one Herbie is better equipped to deal with.

I like Leo. Jango's thermal vision in his helmet helps, but I think he can evade.

And he might instill more fear as an institution of good and therefore not hunted by teens. It's good business.

Tough pull for the Batmobile. Rodimus is another level

I don't think Crane can kill a ghost

Jack is an iconic look. May win the contest by recognition

Against godlike entities ACME may level the field, but I don't know how much I feel Samus is equipped for comedic hunting

Have either had a run in with Arcade?

Ump really likes Doughboy in this scenario

Pennywise feeds of fear. Scrooge was scared straight. He might find a way for Pennywise to feed that does good. Good does not have to be nice.

Herbie's sentiencd is a boon here. Also the smaller size of a V-W beetle is better than Cyborg's four door for city driving. The T-Car's huge speed edge is nullified by the terrain and the mobility edge of Herbie pays off.

Had to put a little Hush Easter Egg in there.

I do think the War Doctor would. Hell, I think 9 encountering a chance to do it to the Daleks might.

I would say if Conan saves Erin is a win for Conan. "What is best in life? Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of other insurance companies."

Given the blue prints, I do think Mordin would be able to pull it together on the sonic screwdriver. I do think the Genophage morality argument has some sway, but has the Doctor put forward any inventions to screw with other's time machines like Missy and River's vortex manipulators? I'm holding my vote for now.

This one would be stellar to watch.

Really wanted this to be the Santa's workshop scenario. These two operate on similar MOs.

Set phasers to fun! I give this to the Red-shirts.

Both smart guys, but Brainy is another league. Getting Scheifty isn't the best dance of choice.

Have these two ever interacted in Marvel continuity?

Well both are well suited to this, Data simply has a much larger range of experience than Aria. Data has been at the forefront of dealing with godlike beings, advanced civilizations, war with other galactic powers, crazy pathogens, capitalism, honor bound societies of warriors, evil twins, holograms run amok, and more. Throw in his knowledge of Federation capabilities which are designed first and foremost as protective measures in line with their philosophy and data can handle this one.