People forget that marvel has him as a seven in fighting ability.
http://www.marvel.com/universe/index.htm
Which is a "master of all forms of combat". . .
Originally posted by Creshosk
People forget that marvel has him as a seven in fighting ability.http://www.marvel.com/universe/index.htm
Which is a "master of all forms of combat". . .
Which he doesn't use...
Originally posted by Creshosk'
Strength.4. Superhuman- 800-25 ton range
That's right, Wolverine has superhuman strength. . .
No, wolverine doesn't have superhuman strength, its enhanced but peak, did you not just say that scale was screwed?
Captain America is stronger, but in the peak human scale...
Jesus
Originally posted by Juntai
Batman would win I believe.
It says Wolverine is a master tactician and one of the best martial artists ever, but has ever shown either of these characterstics? Batman shows them on every page.
Originally posted by Tron
BloodlustIt is assumed that each contestant will fight to his/her best ability, but still within the character's personality, unless specified otherwise. That means they will use any powers at their disposal. For example, even though The Flash doesn't clock each of his own opponents in the first picosecond in his own comic, it is assumed that is a viable tactic on this board since it is a proven fact that he possesses that level of speed.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchell
So you think they LIFT the same now?
Ok you can't read. I said Marvel put them in the same range. THEY PUT THEM IN THE SAME RANGE, meaning they put them in the same range, witch translate, into they put them in the same range, to sum it up I didnt say I think they lift the same, I said they put them in the same range...did I mention they put them in the same range.
The problem is, the "range" you speak of is huge, and therefore misleading. Spiderman lifts roughly 25 times what Wolverine does. They're not even comparable.
Both the Thing and Hulk are in the class 100 range, but Hulk is much much stronger than Thing. Just looking at stats, You could say both are about the same, but that's simply not true.
And sorry, but I find it outright hilarious that Creshosk just brought up a statistic after arguing against a couple people that stats should basically be ignored because most all rankings are wrong in Wolverine vs. Spiderman...
Also, bloodlust basically says that characters don't hold back at all. Wolverine almost never uses fancy martial arts techniques. He's a good fighter within his own style, but Batman is damn hard to beat in terms of proficiency.
That said, Wolverine still wins, on the healing factor. Bruce wins a sparring match, Logan gets the knockout.
Originally posted by DizzleThese stats don't have the misleading ones in them.
And sorry, but I find it outright hilarious that Creshosk just brought up a statistic after arguing against a couple people that stats should basically be ignored because most all rankings are wrong in Wolverine vs. Spiderman...
http://www.marvel.com/universe/index.htm
No mention of webbing strength nor Doc Ock's speed.
Edit: Oh wait. . damnit. . . they still have them listed as. . . hmm . . .
Originally posted by Dark ThorBoth, the excercise puts him up at peak human. And then the skeleton pushes him just a little higher.
Does Wolverine's strength come from his skeleton or did the scientists and exercise give him strength?
He is stronger than a marvel peak human.
Look at the difference between Captain America and Wolverine.
If I remember correctly from my X-Men comics, a Wolverine without his adamantium skeleton is in a way even more dangerous than a "normal" Wolverine.
Xavier said it himself, and he knows what he's talking about: Logan is without his adamantium skeleton an even more ferocious fighter, and heals even faster ! Much faster that is !
Batman is in big trouble. Wolverine will just keep coming and coming.