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[Batman vs Superman] (Finale Spoilers) Questions about Superman's abilities.

So I just saw BvS. Supes somehow manages to resist his weakness to **Pure Kryptonite ** (🎶 That's the power of love! 🎶), flies the Kryptonite Spear up to pierce Doomsday and in the process gets shanked by Doomsday's spikes. 

So **question one, how did Superman seriously resist his proximity to Pure Kryptonite to the extent of flying up to and impaling Doomsday** when Batman's earlier Kryptonite gizmos (supposedly impure or, Krypto-lite) near crippled him to the point of being an asthmatic ragdoll? Was it *seriously* the power of Superman wanting to sacrifice himself to protect the Earth and Lois Lane? 

**Question two, why didn't Superman just yell "Heads up!" to Batman or Wonder Woman, give them the Spear which they wouldn't be weak to, while Superman slowly regains strength and distracts Doomsday?** The Spear wielder could await an opportunity to charge in for a deadly blow, and the other and Supes can restrain and distract Doomsday. I kind of find it hard to believe a severely weakened Superman is still considerably stronger than Batman or Wonder Woman (the most common argument I've seen being that only Supes had the strength to pierce Doomsday's skin). 

**Thirdly,** (and the biggest issue amongst my friends) **how did Superman come back from the dead at the end?** He must have been dead for several days at least, for funerals (both personal and national) to have been arranged and memorials to be crafted. I know from the comics Superman can practically regen from any damage if he soaks up enough solar radiation (such as sun-dipping), and I believe in one instance some of his DNA was retrieved for resurrection through advanced science. But as solar power is out of the question (he got enough juice to regen from the nuke, not for everything else) being that the final battle was overcast at night before Kal-El's corpse is shoved into a dark coffin. The latter also is off the table, as Superman seems to be raised from the dead from inside the coffin, instead of being cloned or something from a different location. 

And **finally Question four, Lex Luthor seems eccentrically insane** (sort of like a makeup-less Joker) **in this instance as opposed to his previously serious iterations, is this Lex considered accurate to any prior media**?
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Superman isn't always entirely weakened to the point of immobility by kryptonite, it really does fluctuate. But basically he was just trying harder cause he had to. Wouldn't be the first time fiction has used that cliche. It's not even that bad anyway. He had to destroy Doomsday so he dug deeper... Seemed like he was nowhere near 100% anyway. 


2nd question. Superman would never endanger his team mates. Especially these people he doesn't know yet. He has never been the type of person to not make the tough call. And he would especially never ask someone else to do it for him. It's not who he is at the core of his character.  Even if Snyder missed a lot of aspects of what makes Superman so great, he did get this. 

3rd, Kryptonians are very very hard to kill. Superman wasn't really killed in the fight. He was put into a regeneration coma most likely just like in the comic. He still had solar energy in his system so he was still able to heal from the damage. People underestimate his healing powers. 

4th it was it's own interpretation of the character. Lex is normally never like that. Imo it was an often confusing and sometimes interesting portrayal of Luthor. But not especially true to any comics or cartoons.