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Originally posted by King Castle
wrong.

1. vibranium isnt equal nor similar to diamond as any other metal in strength and unbreakability. it has actually been broken and shattered in comics.

2. in comics adamantium has bn stated to be closer to a diamond than vibranium in density/durability.

3. aside from that adamantium wasnt created to replace nor replicate vibranium. it was created to remake captain america's shield which is adamantium prime(unique) which of course had vibranuim.

the failed attempts created true adamantium some what close to the properties to cap although not as efficient at kinetic absorption although still present at a lower rate.

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Originally posted by Entity
Ok to clarify lets say somehow someone was able to make a single round trip to the comic universe and back bring with them any item they could get a hold of. Since these items are fictional and not naturally occurring or know to be possible in our universe they can't be replicated or synthesised again. Once back they decided rather than keep the item they were just going to publicize it to the world and then hold an open auction to any and all bidders. Trying to find the true value and cash in for all its worth.

That clear it up?

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Originally posted by dmills
Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand primary Adamantium is extremely difficult to manufacture, shape and mold. Iirc it also makes Wolverine roughly twice as heavy as someone with his body type would normally be. Wouldn't that kinda defeat the purpose of it being a titanium replacement, namely its strength, flexibility and light weight? I think vibranium would probably be a better candidate.

Perhaps some of our Wolverine experts can chime in.

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Originally posted by dmills
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Originally posted by Omega Vision
Adamantium was IIRC made as a synthetic substitute for Vibranium because Vibranium was super hard to find. Meaning Adamantium was easier to manufacture than finding and manufacturing Vibranium.

I wasn't thinking of titanium's lightweight and flexibility so much as its high resistance to heat.

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Originally posted by King Castle
i was sayin spawn dude is wrong in the history to adamantium and you are wrong in making the diamond comparison to vibranium.



you can get srank, jinzin, dumdum to verify or correct me or contradict you guys assumptions on the metals

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Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Wolverine's skeleton is officially cited as adding an additional 100lbs to his frame. He weighs 300lbs with Adamantium, and 195lbs without (dated data Marvel has never upgraded since his original built when he first joined the X-Men, his shorter stockier self should be closer to 220... but whatever). The skeleton accounts for about 20% of the bodies weight, so we are looking at a bone skeleton of 39lbs, and an Adamantium skeleton of 144lbs. According to google steel is about 4.5 heavier than bone so a pure steel skeleton would be about 175lbs (plus the 39lbs skeleton if they are fused together like Wolverine's with Adamantium)

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Originally posted by King Castle
i was sayin spawn dude is wrong in the history to adamantium and you are wrong in making the diamond comparison to vibranium.



you can get srank, jinzin, dumdum to verify or correct me or contradict you guys assumptions on the metals