5) The Karate Kid

While the Karate Kid is portrayed to being a super hero that makes one great handyman, not to mention he can take a good beating he has a very little understanding of Karate. Only knowing 4 moves severely limits his option when it comes to a fight.

Simply knowing the counter actions of these 4 moves will give you a huge advantage.

4) The whole A-Team

Looks can be deceiving because at first you wouldn’t fancy your chances against the whole A-Team, looking closer you will find out aside from their mass amounts of firepower they can’t actually use it properly. Their internal arguments, lack of focus and as mentioned their poor marksmanship will most likely lead them to their death – when they find an enemy that has half a brain cell.

3) Star Trek’s Worf

You have to admit that Worf wouldn’t be a preferred enemy as he is seen as having super strength, can use blades/swords and can make a scary sound. Remove all of that and you will find he really isn’t that strong – he cannot move very fast, seems to be really dense and not to mention wears comical uniforms (with no pockets) so you can be sure he is not hiding anything up his sleeves.

2) 3 Ninjas Tum Tum

So how can you beat a ninja? You probably can’t, they have superior strength, agility and abilities when it comes to fighting so you don’t want to get on the nasty side of one of these guys. However, with Tum Tum being only 5 years old it doesn’t leave much room for learning how to snap people’s bones with one punch – he’s only probably just been potty trained!

1) Batman’s sidekick Robin

Whilst is will be hard to look good next to Batman, Robin has proven himself to be little to no use in the crime fighting duo which places his at number 1. You can see this from the series because although he has the ability to throw punch after punch – none of them actually do any good in knocking the enemy out.