I am not yet decided on any side winning, but I would like to address some points used against Wolverine. I'm gonna just quote the general idea
So? It's not like he can't heal them back or something. And it's not like Sabretooth can't punch through concrete
So you're basically saying Jaime is capable of something he has never shown to be able to. Gotcha.
I've seen you keep insisting Wolverine's bones and claws are fragile, with nothing to back up those claims. Even Sabretooth who broke his claws, had legit superstrength, and was consistently capable of oneshot killing humans, casual necksnaps and ripped out John Wraith's spine and restrain Weapon XI. He landed several blows on Wolverine in their fight but only two broke bones. Then Logan got crushed by several logs, thrown into a truck sent flying up but did not break anything there either.
Then in the flashback scene in The Wolverine his bone claws are shown to cut into rock. And that is without DOPF
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Wolverine (bone claw version) was tackled hard enough to throw him 20 feet back (would have crushed any human's ribs and back), tossed so hard he spun around a few times before hitting a log loader's claw back first (would have easily crushed his spine), crushed under thousands of pounds of logs (and they fell on him not just rolled over him), got tossed in front of a moving truck so hard that he bounced off the truck's fender, violently bounced around on top of the logs it was carrying and landed onto some metal tracks.
Source: Wolverine vs Sabertooth fight.
These injuries would have easily crushed (easily) crushed a human being to an extent that his guts would spill out and break every rib, spine, limbs and rupture multiple (if not every single) organs.
Any GoT character would have easily died to any of these injuries (due to them sticking to a certain level of "realism").
If those are not proof of his bones being >>> human bones. I don't know what is.
Edit. Also, I already covered this in one of my posts (sigh).
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Again, had the bones been broken the way normal bones would break in these instances, it would have been messily evident (twisted limbs, bones sticking out of or thru one's skin, guts spilled out, his body flattened out, etc - you know, gross stuff). Also, he was able to stand up and keep fighting after a few of these. Again, had he suffered broken bones (to the extent that these impacts would inflict to a normal human body) standing up would have been impossible (broken spine would have paralyzed him).These are not the types of impacts that only leaves minor unseen fractures. He would have been a twisted mess. He had none of those. Either his regen is so good that his bones stitch as soon as they are broken or they are much more durable than human bones.
Now now. Don't be stawmanning me. I replied to your comment that Wolverine's bones had no evidence of being any better than human bones. I merely provided evidence to correct this misconception.
As to the relevance to this, pertaining to the debate, I point you to the arguments I made 2-3 pages ago (as, at this point, I reallllyy don't repeat those same arguments again as they are quite long). Hint: had to do with the types of sword cuts needed.
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Nevertheless is still not evidence enough to say his bones can resist a sword!
I wont repeat myself neither. Bring me evidence that bone claws can hold a sword and then we can continue this discussion.
Until then Wolverine loses.
The reason i am supporting GoT characters, is because i know Wolverines bones wont endure a sword! If you can show me that they can, then i will change my mind.
Already covered this whole line of argument, tho. We're just repeating ourselves at this point. If anyone wants me to reference my points that counter these arguments, pls visit pages 2-6 of this thread and read my replies exclusively.
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