How To Kill Wolverine

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Yes.

Because technically isn't everyone's ability to heal in everyone one of their cells? You're telling me you think he can heal from a single cell with his own power?

Originally posted by KingD19
To an extent, Deadpool has to will himself to heal.

He may be able to speed up his healing by focusing, not that I recall him ever doing so, be he doesn't have to will himself to heal at all.

Originally posted by Mindset
But he only healed because of the crystal.

Because technically isn't everyone's ability to heal in everyone one of their cells? You're telling me you think he can heal from a single cell with his own power?

If he has enough power he can.

The point is, it not his brain that controlls his healing factor, it within everyone of his cells.

Yes, but does that mean his brain will heal from nothing?

You see, the ability to heal is in the cell of every being, it's not something unique to Logan.

So, in your opinion, could he heal from a single cell without any outside assistance? Because it seems that you think he could.

The ability to heal yes, but that doesn't mean we have a regenerative healing factor in every cell.

Originally posted by Mindset
Yes, but does that mean his brain will heal from nothing?

You see, the ability to heal is in the cell of every being, it's not something unique to Logan.

So, in your opinion, could he heal from a single cell without any outside assistance? Because it seems that you think he could.

No he likely does not have the energy to heal from a single cell, but with enough power he could which he did.

Though he ahs healed from ash, skeleton many times, nuke ect.

But if we were able to amplify our ability to heal it would be similar to a regenerative healing factor.

Originally posted by Mindset
But if we were able to amplify our ability to heal it would be similar to a regenerative healing factor.

No it would not, no matter how much we amped are speed of healing we could not regenerate entire limbs hell in a recent issue of wolverine he explains it when looking at genetically enhance humans. though there healing was much faster they did not have regenerative healing factor

Originally posted by Battlehammer
No your completely twisting what I am saying. I am saying he does not require his brain to heal. His brain could be destroyed and he would heal it.

No he likely does not have the energy to heal from a single cell, but with enough power he could which he did.

Though he ahs healed from ash, skeleton many times, nuke ect.

OK.

When has he healed from ash? When he healed from a skeleton he still had his brain, I believe that is what you were saying when brought up that he would have lost his brain against Nitro, right?

Originally posted by Mindset
I haven't twisted anything you said, I've been asking you questions.

OK.

When has he healed from ash? When he healed from a skeleton he still had his brain, I believe that is what you were saying when brought up that he would have lost his brain against Nitro, right?

when he was incinerated in WW2 in concentration camp and most likely when he was hit by a nuke in WW2.

Originally posted by Battlehammer
No it would not, no matter how much we amped are speed of healing we could not regenerate entire limbs hell in a recent issue of wolverine he explains it when looking at genetically enhance humans. though there healing was much faster they did not have regenerative healing factor

Originally posted by Mindset
I'm sorry, what does a comic have to do with actual science?

I remeber you said this.

I said Logan compared his healing factor to a human who healing had been amped, there not the same. He recently compared the two in issue of origins.

also did you even read my post? I used comic events as well as re world science.

Wouldn't falling in molten steel have incinerated his brain? Since the fluid would seep into the holes in his skull?

Originally posted by Battlehammer
I remeber you said this.

I said Logan compared his healing factor to a human who healing had been amped, there not the same. He recently compared the two in issue of origins.

also did you even look at my post?

Did I look at what post?

Originally posted by KingD19
Wouldn't falling in molten steel have incinerated his brain? Since the fluid would seep into the holes in his skull?

Somehow Wolverine is able to move with no muscles and think with no brain.

Originally posted by Mindset
You remember I said what?

Did I look at what post?

you said "sorry. what does science have to do with comics".

If you read my post I used comic evidence as well, not just real world science.

Electrocution wouldn't matter. Healing factor, DOY?!? You couldn't chain the guy because he could just cut off the chains by simply popping out his claws at the right angle. And He can swim you know. There are only 3 ways I can see him dying-
1. Rogue touching him long enough to kill him (which would permanently scar Rouge and like she would ever do that)
2. Tie a deadweight of adimantium around his neck and chain his hands with adimantium and toss him into the ocean. By the time he freed himself it'd be to late.
3. Cut his head off. Good luck with that. One you have to get close enough (or use thousands of expensive adimantium bullets) and two even his tendons are coated with adimantium.

So there are ways he can die...... its just as hard as hell to kill him. XD

Originally posted by Battlehammer
you said "sorry. what does science have to do with comics".

If you read my post I used comic evidence as well, not just real world science.

Originally posted by Mindset
Yea, I'm not even counting that as canon.

Somehow Wolverine is able to move with no muscles and think with no brain.

yea that makes no senses I mean DP being eaten and then thrown up and forming almost instantly a hand and arm coming forth from it, should be cannon though right

Originally posted by Battlehammer
yea that makes no senses I mean DP being eaten and then thrown up and forming almost instantly a hand and arm coming forth from it, should be cannon though right

All of Deadpool's body was there, it just had to be reformed. If Deadpool was moving around in liquid form you may have a point, but he wasn't.

Originally posted by Mindset
Ok, and I was using real world science, which is why I asked you what a comic had to do with my post.

also real world science does not back your claim. No matter how fast a humans heal was amped it would not become regenerative healing factor like wolverine. They could not heal entire limbs, they would simply become stubs.