Originally posted by Magee
Invulnerability doesnt mean u cant feel pain does it? Thats something ive always wondered, i suppose it would be a bit shit if u could feel pain and u were invulnerable.
well if you're invulnerable then nothing can pretty much get through your epidermis into your soft tissue, i guess this means that you won't feel pain. you only feel pain when part of your body is sustaining damage. i guess you could still feel things, but they'd only tickle.
i take invulnerability anyday. i am contented with my strength as it is, and i could still find ways to grow stronger. i don't think there's anything i could do to increase my invulnerability tho, thats why i choose invulnerability.
well if you're invulnerable then nothing can pretty much get through your epidermis into your soft tissue, i guess this means that you won't feel pain. you only feel pain when part of your body is sustaining damage. i guess you could still feel things, but they'd only tickle.Ahhh i see. Thxs for that, it all makes sense now lol.
I'm weary about having only one of these without the other. If you have only strength, you bruise normally, but if you have only invulnerability, when you get yourself stuck in a certain place, such as being buried in a pile of rubble, you can't do anything but call for help (if possible).
And even if you are nearly invulnerable, there are still certain levels that you are vulnerable. I think it was illustrated that Hulk is capable of drowning (vs. Wolverine in Marvel Comics Presents).