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Roughly 23 hours is more than enough time to prep a way to BFR the cakes.


Batman wins.
 
WeeklyBattles said:
lol Batman with prep time beats anyone huh?
Well, if he has enough...........


All he needs to do here is to put all the cakes in a big net, and fly them to the atmosphere with a jet.
 
Well, no, the first thought he'd have is to infiltrate the SCP Foundation and grab the files.


Then, once he's read the files, he'll just take the cake to space, as that's the only way to deal with it.
 
He's dealing with a bunch of cakes. Literally nothing is stopping him from calling Alfred and having him send in whatever he needs to get rid of them.

Even if we decide to operate under the assumption that he's being forced to deal with all of the cakes and doesn't know about their ability to multiply, anyone with common sense is going to take the option of getting rid of the cakes over the option of trying to eat all of them within 24 hours.

The cakes also can't bother him if they're flung into the ocean or dropped in the mountains somewhere. And hell, with Bruce's Samaritan streak, he might even decide to donate them somewhere.
 
If he drops them in the ocean or the mountains they will just multiply uninhibited, or be destroyed in the ocean and reappear back where they were before
 
WeeklyBattles said:
@DMUA He doesnt have prep time nor does he even know what an SCP is here
Well, he has 23 hours before the cakes multiply. It's not like the Cake is going to chase him down and prevent that from happening.
 
And its not like any logical person's first respons to seeing a ton of cake is "I should put this in space"
 
WeeklyBattles said:
If he drops them in the ocean or the mountains they will just multiply uninhibited, or be destroyed in the ocean and reappear back where they were before
If they multiply uninhibited in a place that's out of his way, then they're not his problem anymore. SBA win conditions include BFR. He doesn't need to deal with them any further if they can't get back to his location in 24 hours.

And again, there's the possibility of him just donating them someplace, which is decidedly not out-of-character for him.
 
It would however be Batman's idea after getting the file from the SCP Foundation.


Although all things considered, he would just donate them. Which would mean he wins via BFR.
 
@King If he drops them in the ocean they will be destroyed and reappear back where they were, Hell dropping them on a mountain will definitely destroy a good number of cakes unles he meticulously places them there by hand one by one so they dont get destroyed
 
Even if them reappearing right next to Batman after destruction were the case, there's still the much higher likelihood of him donating them instead of bothering with all of that.

However:

When any instance of SCP-871 is consumed by a human or a collection of humans, it is replaced approximately 24 hours afterward with a similar cake. This cake will appear on a flat surface in the vicinity of the location where the previous instance was eaten. If any of these cakes is substantially damaged through any means other than being eaten by a human, including being eaten by a non-human animal, it will be replaced instantaneously. Instances recreated in this manner maintain the schedule of the original instance. The mechanism by which instances of SCP-871 are replaced is currently unknown.

There's nothing stating that the cakes even reform near the location of the person who last held them, much less the location of a specific person in a costume who's supposed to be "fighting" them.
 
"This cake will appear on a flat surface in the vicinity of the location where the previous instance was eaten."

"If any of these cakes is substantially damaged through any means other than being eaten by a human, including being eaten by a non-human animal, it will be replaced instantaneously. Instances recreated in this manner maintain the schedule of the original instance."

This flat-out states they reappear where they were destroyed.
 
Pages > Tales, though.

The article flat-out states that destroyed cakes behave the same way as eaten cakes. And eaten cakes reappear where they were eaten.

So destroyed cakes logically reappear where they were destroyed.
 
The table where it was before, A.K.A. a flat surface near the destruction site, not a specific location relating to the person who threw it.
 
@Kep No actually they go hand in hand, if pages > tales half the SCP profiles here wouldnt be nearly as fleshed out as they are
 
I feel like bats first move would be explosives. I think he'd realize something's up with that may cakes in the middle of the city
 
Tales are fine as supporting canon, as long as they don't contradict the original pages.

If a tale said 682 wasn't hard to destroy, it'd be lying since that contradicts the official article.

This tale contradicts the article, so it is disregarded.
 
Yobobojojo said:
I feel like bats first move would be explosives. I think he'd realize something's up with that may cakes in the middle of the city
Which would lead to the cakes recreating themselves
 
Seabed.

Or the nearest table to where the sea is located.

Although again, there's a possibility Batman won't bother throwing the cakes into the sea when he can just donate them to somewhere full of poor people.

That, or if he somehow manages to find out about their duplication/replication abilities (which he might, if one of them gets destroyed at any point), he'll have them sent off somewhere he thinks can contain them.
 
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