Wolverine vs. Spider-Man

Started by Creshosk1,019 pages

Originally posted by brainchild81
From dictionary.com-- 1. Of, relating to, or derived from living organisms: organic matter.

Colossus is organic steel. Thus, Gambit can't charge him up(If he does WTF!?). Wolverine's bones are laced w/adamantium, but if the bonding was molecular, that would make them organic because they'd be bonded w/living matter. Gambit charges them because they aren't organic. That wouldn't work on "bone claws" Wolvie. I think Cyclops was able to blast off Wolverine's arm in AOA because he took out a joint. I don't really remember though.

So wolverine generated the adamantium himself?

I an organism, interface with a computer, does that make the computer organic?

Originally posted by Creshosk
So wolverine generated the adamantium himself?
Huh?

Originally posted by Creshosk
I an organism, interface with a computer, does that make the computer organic?
If you're bonded w/it a a molecular level, yes.

Originally posted by brainchild81
Huh?
Anything an organism generates from their body is organic. But things that are not organic, introduced into the organism's body, does not make it organic.

Originally posted by brainchild81
If you're bonded w/it a a molecular level, yes.
It's still foreign born from outside the organism.

So? If I give you a liver transplant, is the liver you took from me non-organic just because it's "foreign born from outside the organism"

Originally posted by Creshosk
Anything an organism generates from their body is organic. But things that are not organic, introduced into the organism's body, does not make it organic.
It does when molecular bonding takes place

Originally posted by brainchild81
So? If I give you a liver transplant, is the liver you took from me non-organic just because it's "foreign born from outside the organism"
The liver still came from an organism's body.

Originally posted by brainchild81
It does when molecular bonding takes place
No it doesn't, because its still foreign born from outside an organism's body. . .

We're just gonna have to agree to disagree on that one.

Originally posted by brainchild81
We're just gonna have to agree to disagree on that one.
Just had to go and be reasonable didn't you? lol

Yeah okay. 🙂

WOW this is the 100th time i have said the fabled words.... Is this thread still going? I am gonna haveta supply pictures!!!! random pictures!!!!!

Re: Re: Wolverine vs. Spiderman

Originally posted by The MISTER
According to the rules where does this fight take place jinzin? (And I hate to say it but your " in the middle of nowhere" arena gives quite a few characters tremendous advantages and others disadvantages.) In order for the battleground to be equal to both characters then some creativity must be used....like including trampolines for the characters that can't jump that high when they fight an opponent that can.

Throughout this debate you have continuously tried to act as if the characters' bios weren't of any importance until there was a SHIELD file that put Wolverine at 1 mark above Spider-man in an OVERALL rating. For the duration of the debate you have stated that Spider-man's physical abilities where not far beyond Wolverines and their speed was almost equal. All this time and still today Wolverine is not acredited for even having muscles that are anywhere near as tough as Spider-mans he's noted for having unbreakable BONES and is therefore incapable of being pulped.

I agree with the rating as Wolverine would get up if a blast that was capable of killing everyone within a mile radius took Spidey and Cap out despite their shielding. He has a healing factor and that means extra lives... That, coupled with unbreakable bones and claws that can pierce and rend any metal, and don't forget the skills.....and he's one point above Spider-man.

Well Spider-man doesn't have extra lives and can die from a fatal wound. He can have his bones broken and he has nothing that he can cut anything with. He hasn't even trained in a martial art as far as I know. So why is he only one point below Wolverine?

He is vastly superior to Wolverine in EVERY physical category and is noted for it. To him Wolverine would be moving quite a bit faster than an extremely fast human and if the bios are correct that is still SLOW compared to Spider-man who has had super-speed since his abilities were first noted.

At his best Spider-man doesn't get hit by ANYTHING and doesn't miss when he shoot's his webbing.

At his best Wolverine gets hit and shrugs off EVERY blow no matter how powerful it is, healing instantaneously from everything.

At his worst Spider-man gets hit alot, dodging only lethal blows and blasts, gets ko'ed or barely survives an encounter.

At his worst Wolverine rushes foolishly into battle and is knocked unconscious by opponents like Cap.

Sooo If we will use both characters at their best, worst or anywhere in between Wolverines power lies in his abilitiy to shrug off physical damage and Spider-mans power lies in his ability to avoid recieving physical damage. Before Spider-man would recieve a fatal blow from Wolverine, Wolverine would receive a web-cocooning. It's Spidey's trademark to avoid getting hit and it's Wolverines trademark to get hit and recover. Only problem is that getting hit by the webbing doesn't have anything to do with physical damage. That would come after getting cocooned.

Wolverine said once that a clap from the hulk almost killed him. ( You wolverine fans should be aware of that fight with the gray hulk ) The hulk said that Spider-man hurt him when he boxed HIS ears. (the green hulk) If Spider-man boxed Wolverines ears he would be unconscious (because it was the enhanced senses that made the hulks clap near fatal remember?)

And enough with the ridiculous notion that Wolverine's claws will negate a STREAM of webbing! That's equivalent to saying that he'll slash away the water from a super soaker and won't get wet! Also Spider-man didn't have organic webbing when this thread was started. It's a very recent thing.

Wolverines not fast enough to avoid getting hit by webbing from every angle and especially if he's falling down. (Who want's to say that Spidey CAN'T put him on his ass and web him up while he's reeling?) 😮‍💨

Kick ass post.....and of course.........no one even tried to counter...... 🤘 🤘 🤘

Originally posted by Creshosk
So wolverine generated the adamantium himself?

I an organism, interface with a computer, does that make the computer organic?

Originally posted by brainchild81
Huh?

If you're bonded w/it a a molecular level, yes.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Anything an organism generates from their body is organic. But things that are not organic, introduced into the organism's body, does not make it organic.

It's still foreign born from outside the organism.

Originally posted by Creshosk
The liver still came from an organism's body.

No it doesn't, because its still foreign born from outside an organism's body. . .

wow,i didnt realize this was an episode of Bill Nye The Science Guy

You guys know he's coming back with a new show geared towards adults? It's gonna be crazy. More sex-related things and such from what I hear.

I cannot wait for this. You have no idea.

Originally posted by Metalmanx
You guys know he's coming back with a new show geared towards adults? It's gonna be crazy. More sex-related things and such from what I hear.

I cannot wait for this. You have no idea.

What? Im confused 😮

Bill Nye, Will.

Originally posted by Zahit
Kick ass post.....and of course.........no one even tried to counter...... 🤘 🤘 🤘

I always do...though......🙁

i just want to give it the time it deserves....

Originally posted by jinzin
I always do...though......🙁

i just want to give it the time it deserves....

😆 😄

lol...

Originally posted by jinzin
hey man I've admited sveral times how it makes no sense, but it's the truth...and there's been sufficient evidence to back it up....everytime his skeleton gets incinerated to the point where there is literally nothing left but bone, the skeleton remains in one piece...like I said it makes no sense..but that's the perameters of the character we're dealinf with...

I understand this, but I'm talking about concussive damage.

Keep in mind logans healing factor does less against concussive force.

The skeleton is indestructable, but the ligaments and tendons supporting it and the skull aren't, nor are the various amounts that are not marrow within the spinal cord.

Originally posted by CorderaMitchell
I understand this, but I'm talking about concussive damage.

Keep in mind logans healing factor does less against concussive force.

The skeleton is indestructable, but the ligaments and tendons supporting it and the skull aren't, nor are the various amounts that are not marrow within the spinal cord.

Whatssss upp bud

Originally posted by Batman Wins
Whatssss upp bud

nothing much, hadn't seen you around in a while.

Originally posted by CorderaMitchell
I understand this, but I'm talking about concussive damage.

Keep in mind logans healing factor does less against concussive force.

The skeleton is indestructable, but the ligaments and tendons supporting it and the skull aren't, nor are the various amounts that are not marrow within the spinal cord.

his healing factor stands up to concussive force just fine....how did you draw this conclussion based of the character? 😕

the ligaments and tendons blah blah blah....I agree...that doesn't change the fact that nobodies about to break his neck or other bones cause his skeletons one big hunkin piece...