Who can go 1-on-1 with a Predator?

Originally posted by Swanky-Tuna
Brock Samson could take them all.

Too true my comrade in arms.

As to the poster above this, no. You're wrong.

Have you read the Predator vs Batman comics? Batman doesn't win by being a better fighter in the least! He gets his ass BEAT TO SHIT by the predator, he wins by doing what he does best. Planning. That's why no other character except Wolverine stands a chance in this thread. Even then, he could only win on a few conditions;

1) If the predators weaponry is NOT more durable than adamantium (Cannot be disproven that it is or isn't)
2) If he gets within range to use his claws (I.e. his limbs are somehow attached to eachother in the joints by thin strands of adamantium, to prevent loss of said limbs)
3) If the predator is not among the tope caste of predators, such as Dachande.

Frankly, I ignore comic canon on Versus battles. It's one particular playthrough of the scenario with market motivated logic. I just look at logic.

Brock Samson DOES kick major ass. "It's like two ninjas taped together to make one super-ninja!"

It's kind of confusing because Cyclops blew his hand off in AoA. Yeah, AoA is different but the difference between AoA and regular Wolverine is supposed to be after he got the adamantium bonded to his bones in Canada.

Exactly, thats why I believe writers are just idiots and Wolverine is a fanboys wet dream.

I don't like Brock Samson's attitude. He's such a meany.

I still think seeing the whole skeleton is just for looks. If his bones were really bonded like that, the fibers would probably hinder his movement/ability to fight and tear up his muscles.

Pretty much.

"You alright kid?"

"No.... because you snapped at me..."

Originally posted by Swanky-Tuna
I still think seeing the whole skeleton is just for looks. If his bones were really bonded like that, the fibers would probably hinder his movement/ability to fight and tear up his muscles.

Even with a healing factor, tearing up your back muscles every time you move can't be doing any good.

Originally posted by Nataku8188
Pretty much.

"You alright kid?"

"No.... because you snapped at me..."

See what I mean? Look at that face he's making.

Originally posted by Swanky-Tuna
It's kind of confusing because Cyclops blew his hand off in AoA. Yeah, AoA is different but the difference between AoA and regular Wolverine is supposed to be after he got the adamantium bonded to his bones in Canada.

He blew it off at the JOINTS. The joints are very weak. If the joints were laced with adamantium, then Wolverine wouldn't be able to move.

Good point, Draco. Very elucidating.

Thank you. 🙂

Originally posted by Draco69
He blew it off at the JOINTS. The joints are very weak. If the joints were laced with adamantium, then Wolverine wouldn't be able to move.

😂

Yeah, the entire "adamantium skeleton" thing to me never seemed plausible as far as the degree to which they use it to make Wolverine endurant. Okay, so his skeleton is buff, fine. Burn his skin and muscles, or slash him at a different angle, or stab between bones, or inflict crushing blows that massively bruise and hemorrhage...

I can't tell you how many pictures of human spines I've had to post to show that Wolverine's head can be ripped off, adamantium or not. Which is one of the ways a pred could take him out.

Yeah, my argument isn't that the Predator couldn't kill Wolverine - an adamantium skeleton and a healing factor do not invulnerability make. I still think that Wolverine has the proper hunting skills, toughness and abilities that would surprise the predator to win.

Unless, as I keep saying, it's a super-Predator, say a Predator with something like Marrow's ability. Then Wolvie is taken to town.

arnie woopd a predoitoiti

Wolverine can heal instantly if he doesnt dodge one of the predators projectiles, which is highly likey. Wloverine is also more agile and lets not talk about his berserker mode. When that thing turns on it's practically over as wolverine has used this tactic before a has defeated foes the likes of the predator and even stringer than the predator.