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ok guys, can this guys truly bring a adamantium wall down or tear through it..?.. there will be 3 wall, the first on will be as thick as aluminum foil, the second one will be 5 inches thick and the third one will be 2 feet thick, all of the walls will be place very deep in the ground and the ground will be made out of 100 yards of Adamantium

all of this adamantium is Primary Adamantium, and the guys are forced to use strenght alone(also superspeed)

1.SuperMan
2.Classic Thor
3.WWHulk
4.Gladiator
5.SilverSurfer
6.OWAW Supes
7.SuperBoy-Prime
8.Thanos
9.Asguardian Destroyer(powered by loki)
10.8Th Day Juggernaut
11.WB Hulk
12.DP Tyrant

Can any of this guys bring down all of the Walls?...

I say they all fail. Using strength alone.

Hulk did it once but that was bad writing and this is a wall anyway!

Originally posted by the ninjak
I say they all fail. Using strength alone.

Hulk did it once but that was bad writing and this is a wall anyway!

Didn't they retcon that into secondary adamantium?

And yes. More than half of them should be able to do it.

Originally posted by the ninjak
I say they all fail. Using strength alone.

Hulk did it once but that was bad writing and this is a wall anyway! so how many will brake the first wall?..

none break the wall

Originally posted by BlackZero30x
none break the wall there are 3 walls, and the first is as thick as aluminum foil(very thin)...

adamantium is just as unbreakable at any thickness, read up sometime

Originally posted by Lord_Talron
adamantium is just as unbreakable at any thickness, read up sometime I highly doubt it.....

thats how its written, sorry dude

The foil one could arguably buckle with these guys but after that no.

Originally posted by Lord_Talron
thats how its written, sorry dude so you think a thin wall like that could stop Thanos, a Guy that has survived just fine in a frigging black hole?...not only that he manage to scape the inmense gravitational pull of that same black hole....

Originally posted by nicamarvin
there are 3 walls, and the first is as thick as aluminum foil(very thin)...


Originally posted by Lord_Talron
adamantium is just as unbreakable at any thickness, read up sometime

Logan's bones are coated with adamantium and his bones haven't buckled so ignore my previous post.

Originally posted by the ninjak
Logan's bones are coated with adamantium and his bones haven't buckled so ignore my previous post. He hasnt face somebody like SuperMan before....

Originally posted by nicamarvin
He hasnt face somebody like SuperMan before....

Gladiator and Thor

Thor with the Odin power.

WWH and Hyperion.

The list goes on with character that he has faced,

The thickness shouldnt matter, indestructible is indestructible.

Originally posted by carver9
Thor with the Odin power. he got killed by him and his claws were warped...

Originally posted by SamZED
The thickness shouldnt matter, indestructible is indestructible. but it aint indestrutible.... its asmuch as indestructable as Juggernaut is.. up to a point guys like big G should have no prob bending Adamantium

Originally posted by nicamarvin
but it aint indestrutible.... its asmuch as indestructable as Juggernaut is.. up to a point guys like big G should have no prob bending Adamantium Sure, but I think Big G wouldnt use his strength for that. And you're right. Now that I think about it in comix things like "indestructible" and "limitless" do not make much sense. I mean, who would be stronger - normal Hulk or Hulk whose size has been increased 100 times? Logically they should be equels because they both have "limitless" strength, but I doubt that'd be the case.

Originally posted by nicamarvin
he got killed by him and his claws were warped...

When was his claws warped?

If a weak mutant like Magneto can, a stronger mutant such as Thanos can.

Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
If a weak mutant like Magneto can, a stronger mutant such as Thanos can.

this statement has me very confused.......

thanos is a mutant now?

Originally posted by nicamarvin
I highly doubt it.....

Wolverine's claws are less than one millimeter thick. Has anyone broken them?

Originally posted by Lord_Talron
thanos is a mutant now?

An Eternal mutant. Hence his fetching mug.

Originally posted by carver9
When was his claws warped?

When King Thor blasted him. He damaged Cap's shield, too.

Originally posted by Johnny Sorrow
An Eternal mutant. Hence his fetching mug.

http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/0/7604/837861-untitled1_super.jpg

Is this strengh alone? If so, they all fail - although the Hulk is hypothetically capable of getting there eventually, he has never reached a level we can clearly say he can do it

If they can do anything to the wall, a lot of them can get rid of it through other powers like matter manipulation

Not sure it would matter that the first wall is so thin.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/0/7604/837861-untitled1_super.jpg wth is that o O

Originally posted by 753
Is this strengh alone? If so, they all fail - although the Hulk is hypothetically capable of getting there eventually, he has never reached a level we can clearly say he can do it

If they can do anything to the wall, a lot of them can get rid of it through other powers like matter manipulation

Not sure it would matter that the first wall is so thin. http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z191/oWarlock360o/blastaar7os.jpg

Originally posted by Parmaniac
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z191/oWarlock360o/blastaar7os.jpg

Canon? Did he fold the adamantium into that ball? If so, the thinness of the wall might be a factor, but there are other showings that contradict this, such as the fact that wolverine's bones can't be broken or bent by the hulk and they have very little adamantium in them.

Originally posted by 753
Canon? Did he fold the adamantium into that ball? If so, the thinness of the wall might be a factor, but there are other showings that contradict this, such as the fact that wolverine's bones can't be broken or bent by the hulk and they have very little adamantium in them. I don't now just found it on google pics it's from comicvine, well to the fact that Wolverines bones don't dent is more like that they can't just easily reform them back to romal and it would be stupid to write a Wolverine with a dented skeleton. But of course only if this is canon but my first example with Thor was canon don't have a scan at hand though.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Odinforce Thor. And it was Cap's shield. No it was really a cylinder and classic Thor. I'll look if I can find the scan somewhere.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
I don't now just found it on google pics it's from comicvine, well to the fact that Wolverines bones don't dent is more like that they can't just easily reform them back to romal and it would be stupid to write a Wolverine with a dented skeleton. But of course only if this is canon but my first example with Thor was canon don't have a scan at hand though.

Are you sure it was canon? Didn't it happen in some future-story, the one with Thorbuster suit?

Originally posted by Parmaniac
No it was really a cylinder and classic Thor. I'll look if I can find the scan somewhere.

I see. Thanks in advance.

You should have added PC superman anyways, i do have a feeling that prime could do it.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
I see. Thanks in advance.

http://marvel.wikia.com/Adamantium

Although true adamantium was thought to be indestructible, there are at least two known examples of the alloy within the Earth-616 reality sustaining damage without molecular manipulation. The first involved Thor focusing all of his strength into striking a small cylinder of adamantium with Mjolnir, which only slightly dented. The second incident involved a battle between Ultron and the Hulk. During the fight, the Hulk punched the robot with enough force to slightly dent it.

I know it's a wiki but I've really seen the panel where he does it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adamantium
here wikis refers to Thor, Vol. 1, No. 271

maybe that's the issue number where it's from

Or this
http://www.supermegamonkey.net/chronocomic/entries/avengers_6668.shtml

I think I saw the scan in the revamped respect thread...

http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/3010/avengers06602.th.jpg
Avengers V1 66 page 2

EDIT: But that's not the one I had it in mind maybe there was a second time...

Yep, that's what was in the respect thread.


Thor breaking free of secondary adamantium cables?

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Thor breaking free of secondary adamantium cables? I remember a cylinder as big as his hand standing on a woodlog or somethin like that while Thor was hitting it the point of view was over his head, that's how I got it in mind, maybe just the pheromones are kicking in...

Originally posted by Parmaniac
I remember a cylinder as big as his hand standing on a woodlog or somethin like that while Thor was hitting it the point of view was over his head, that's how I got it in mind, maybe just the pheromones are kicking in...

Too many Daken threads?

well foil is 0.006 mm thick.Thats 6 thousandths of a milimeter thick.I think most would be able to break that.None are breaking the second or the third using only strength.

only way i see the 1st one being broken is if they are moving at FTL speed with incredible strength backing the, after that they fail massively.

also wolverine's adamantium is suppose to be slightly superior due to its added tensile strength which true adamantium lacks..

which is why his is called beta adamantium it is different with slightly different qualities.

true adamantium doesn't give or have any or very minute tensile strength.

I feel that most could break through the first one.I mean if you make titanium foil thin(even if adamantium if 1000x stronger)It's still going to rip easy.