Google Fighting our Costume Choices

 We’ve thought about ways to help you make the decision of what costumes to wear for this Halloween. Has it been bugging you? Do you have a few ideas already in your head but need to narrow it down?

Well, leave it to Google Fight. Google is everywhere, and many people look to them for guidance. Haven’t you seen the Church of Google? We used Google Fight to pit one idea versus another. In their infinite, unparalelled, scientific wisdom, Google is helping us choose between ideas we have popping around in our heads.

Fight 1. Spiderman vs. Batman

In a raw fight between the terms Spiderman vs. Batman, Batman wins by a long shot. We reran the fight using the terms “Spiderman Costume” and “Batman Costume. The victory wasn’t so overwhelming, but Batman came out on top. But we couldn’t stop there. Here are some variations on the Spiderman vs. Batman theme just to be thorough.

The Female Preference - Girls actually love Spiderman more than Batman

The Comfort Factor - Hard to be a hero in a suit that’s too tight

Fight 2. Pirate vs. Ninja

The eternal debate! You’re on the edge of your seat. You don’t quite know how to tip your scales… well the results are in. I was a bit shocked myself. What if you like a little emotion in your piracy or ninja-ing? The results aren’t such a large margin. And of course, you’re going to have to pick your weapon… who carries the best gear?

The Female Preference - Wow, close call on this one.

The Comfort Factor - Both may sport baggy pants, but which one wins out?

Well we don’t want to monopolize all the ideas, but we’re very anxious to see some contributions. Add a comment and link us some of your Google Fights. What can you find?

Special Edit: I went back and checked out the results again, and they seem to change! Oh that is juicy…. expect varying results.

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