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You just got a detailed explanation of why likening bats to rats is entirely inaccurate, it really doesn't matter in the slightest what you call them. Rats and mice aren't even the same thing, ow fuck my brain.
>I'm talking about human characters, like Shinji and Rei - they are not supermen
And what exactly is it that you're saying about them? You haven't quite made that clear yet. Are you saying that these are characters to aspire to or that they're "better" characters? Shinji who is legendary in his ability to be a useless piece of shit and Rei who is a lifeless, genetically engineered clone with no redeemable qualities or indeed qualities at all?
You seem to have ignored my point about there being plenty of supermen type heroes in manga too. What's up with that?
>While the Jewish characters are supermen right in your face (i.e. not a normal human)
It's funny that you should pick Batman as your chief example when he doesn't have any superpowers at all. All his "powers" are gadgets.
>but for some reason their enemies are mostly human (i.e. goyim).
Wut? The typical enemy of a super hero is the super villain and many of those you could struggle to call human, for example, Venom, Clayface, Galactus, etc. etc.
>Not to mention that all Jewish supermen look like the same non-understood Jewish immigrant from "Krypton"
>Jack the Ripper, who is considered Jewish, due to the influx of Jewish immigrants at the time.
Superman was Jack the Ripper? Okay.
>Ayn Rand
Haha, oh wow. I've heard some outlandish attacks against Rand in my time but this deserves a gold medal in non-sequitur-ism.