Wolverine vs. Spider-Man

Started by DarkCrawler1,019 pages

What about this explanation:

Originally posted by Piedmon
No, it's not like there's a layer of adamantium over normal bone. Wolverine's skeleton was molecularly bonded to the adamantium. Meaning his bones contain the metal at a cellular level. Effectively, his bones ARE adamantium.

The qualities of adamantium have seeped into the ligaments, tendons and muscles of Wolverine's body over time. That's why he doesn't fly apart when a train hits him. It's not that his 'soft' cells are harder, they're simply more resiliant and take punishment better. (If anything, this makes his tendons/ligaments more flexible than a normal human's.)

yeah that might work but a hits harder then a shotgun and a shotgun was all that was needed to help cleanse him of ligaments and tendons on his face! Truly that was a facial that allowed a "new" you to appear!

Originally posted by Creshosk
the inventor prvoed that a person could liove for several seconds after decapitation, as he blinked something like thirty seconds after he was decapitated.

I wouldn't call it "lived", though technically speaking, it is "living". It's more "not 100 % dead yet, but very very close, matter of a few seconds."
The last person the gullotine was used on was a French criminal in the early 70's I believe ( i might have the date wrong). The ironic thing was that this crimanal was already missing a leg laughing out loud

I know that case. He raped and murdered a young girl. Good riddance if you ask me.

Originally posted by Creshosk
and the pumping motion, since they don't have hearts that's how they make the blood flow. . . lol, you can see why Spiderman and Wolverine are two of my favoreties. . . I mean sure you have oddidties like the fantastic four and the same radiation resulting in different powers. . or gamma radiation resulting in different powers be it a hulk or a sasquatch.

Like on Aqua teens an episode where the mooninites tried to get someone to cash their "check" for them and it was emiting radiation.

Frylock: IT's emmiting radiation?
Shake: The good kind that results in spiders giving you superpowers?
Frylock: no the bad kind where you loose a kidney.

😆

well cresh its been an interesting debate, but I have to go now, see ya soon 😄

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Originally posted by DarkCrawler
What about this explanation:
Doesn't hold I'm afraid, when we do see Wolve's bones as just bones there are no ligaments or tendons. The bones themselves are held together by the process, but appearently allow them to move, sort of clike collosus's skin if that hard steel, and yet he moves with ease, or Cyber and his adamantium skin.

The 616 bonding is however different from other realities, and realities that diverged before the weaponX bonding.

Originally posted by who?-kid
I wouldn't call it "lived", though technically speaking, it is "living". It's more "not 100 % dead yet, but very very close, matter of a few seconds."
The schrodingers cat comes to mind. . . hmm . . .
Originally posted by who?-kid
I know that case. He raped and murdered a young girl. Good riddance if you ask me.
Agreed.

Originally posted by Creshosk
The schrodingers cat comes to mind. . . hmm . . .

Lol, too theoretical for me 😉

But I always found it a stupid theory. But this is way off topic lol.

Originally posted by who?-kid
Lol, too theoretical for me 😉

But I always found it a stupid theory. But this is way off topic lol.

😄 It's just an uncertanty sort of thing.

Yeah I guess it is off topic, better than bickering over stupid points with the characters though.

I love this thread...the Spidey people have a better healing factor than wolverine after their arguments gets used as toilet paper to wipe ass with, they just keep coming back for more .I mean some of you guys are doing great so I guess your like bounty but others are that cheap stuff...(No offence to anyone intended)

Originally posted by Creshosk
😄 It's just an uncertanty sort of thing.

I know the theory, but it never impressed me. The cat is dead or alive, that's it. Observing it doesn't change reality.

Originally posted by who?-kid
I know the theory, but it never impressed me. The cat is dead or alive, that's it. Observing it doesn't change reality.
Yup. That's basically it. Not really deep or profound, but it did lead to some interesting characters to be based off of it.

sometimes the least deep and profound hings can be even more deep and profound............

There was a dying spanish man whose last words were brilliant........

"Tell them I died saying something dramatic......"

If thats not pure class, I don't know what is..............

Please tell me Will when was the last time spidey survived being crucified.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Doesn't hold I'm afraid, when we do see Wolve's bones as just bones there are no ligaments or tendons. The bones themselves are held together by the process, but appearently allow them to move, sort of clike collosus's skin if that hard steel, and yet he moves with ease, or Cyber and his adamantium skin.

The 616 bonding is however different from other realities, and realities that diverged before the weaponX bonding.

Um how would he move, and how does gambit charge it?

Originally posted by Tha C-Master
Um how would he move,
With his muscles.

Originally posted by Tha C-Master
and how does gambit charge it?
With his powers.

So thats it.

Wolverine wins?

Never!!! Spiderman!! forever, Well they drew wolverines claws longer in one issue then shorter in the next...the WHOLE damn scene was PIS. So he can't use his claws.

Is this topic claiming that the wolverine's skeleton is diffrent in the alternate realitys, some of which he has lost an arm.

Wolverine looses no matter what. In Ultimate xmen hulk ripped him in 8...so it's only clear that 616 spiderman can rip up 616 wolverine in more pieces.

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Why are you puting words in my mouth to try to make me look like a fanboy?