Compared to the Spider-Men, the Robins from the two universes were not only slightly outnumbered, but also far inferior in physical ability, speed, and danger sense. The Spider-Men were also remarkably united. Once they realized they had a common enemy, Peter was no longer a target to be hunted down and was immediately pulled back. The Spider-Men attacked furiously through the gap with their water guns.
For a while, the Robins were badly suppressed. The lounge chair area had completely fallen, and the Spider-Men were about to push all the way to the poolside. Beyond that, there was nothing but the swimming pool and the little open deck space that remained. If they retreated any farther, they would be in the sea.
Both the Spider-Men and the Robins understood this, so without saying a word, they tacitly decided on the condition for victory: whoever entered the sea first lost.
But then the Robins' turning point arrived. Bruce and Selene came around through the changing room passage, and Selene waved, pointing upward. "Go from above and get weapons!"
Only then did the Robins realize that the Spider-Men beside them had gotten their water guns from the water park's tool chest. Each of them had one, and some even carried two. The Robins, meanwhile, had only taken guns from the few Spider-Men they had knocked down at the start, for a total of two. Jason and the others had arrived in too much of a hurry and had brought only one gun. Their firepower was far too weak to provide effective suppression.
They immediately divided up and worked together. Red Hood and Nightwing, who had the strongest firepower, faced the Spider-Men head-on, while Red Robin led the smaller Robins up the stairs beside the pool. They would take the upper passage around