Snake vs. Wolverine

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Originally posted by Creshosk
And Grey Fox was worn down because he couldn't heal from Snake's attacks. . .

I'm not convinced that Snake will acomplish what someone with 10-15 tons of lifting strength failed to do.

But guys like marrow, ogun, silver samurai, sabretooth, and others do so all the time?

Wolverine's healing factor fluctuates a ton... But it is still only the normal human healing processes accelerated by an insane amount. So logically, he should't be able to regrow organs and such, but he does. Those are examples of Wolverine gone too far. He should not be growing full organs, simply because that's not how his healing works.

As to his offensive victories, his claws have also gotten sharper and sharper. He doesn't have the strength to cut Colossus or the Thing, yet he can stab Hulk nearly to death? Especially when Hulk heals many times faster than Wolverine does.

That said, he should take Snake down. Bullets are pretty much crap to Wolverine. A couple of slashes should do the job. But many people argue against Wolverine because he fluctuates a lot more than most other comic book characters. So the range and frequency of him doing things he should not is pretty big.

Originally posted by Dizzle
Wolverine's healing factor fluctuates a ton... But it is still only the normal human healing processes accelerated by an insane amount. So logically, he should't be able to regrow organs and such, but he does. Those are examples of Wolverine gone too far. He should not be growing full organs, simply because that's not how his healing works.

As to his offensive victories, his claws have also gotten sharper and sharper. He doesn't have the strength to cut Colossus or the Thing, yet he can stab Hulk nearly to death? Especially when Hulk heals many times faster than Wolverine does.

That said, he should take Snake down. Bullets are pretty much crap to Wolverine. A couple of slashes should do the job. But many people argue against Wolverine because he fluctuates a lot more than most other comic book characters. So the range and frequency of him doing things he should not is pretty big.

Another thing people forget is that PIS comes in two forms, up out of his range, and down below out of it.

It can also be considered crap writing for a character to fail to do something which should be easy for them . . . people just focus on things that are above what they should be able to do.

Particularly when they are against the character.

Like Hulk nearly getting stabbed to death? 馃槢

Wolverine's healing is explained as being the human system sped up. If someone loses an arm or an organ completely, it does not grow back. Ever. Wolverine should work the same way, but doesn't always. That's bad writing. By the same token, if a bullet slowed him down, it would be equally bad. Wolverine is in argument a lot because of his fluxuating powers and skills.

If Spiderman ever did something like knowing what type of attack was coming because of his spider sense, that would be bad writing, because that's not how Spider Sense works.

Originally posted by Dizzle
Like Hulk nearly getting stabbed to death? 馃槢
Have you actually read that one?

Originally posted by Dizzle
Wolverine's healing is explained as being the human system sped up.
Actually it's described as an excelerated healing factor.

Originally posted by Dizzle
If someone loses an arm or an organ completely, it does not grow back. Ever. Wolverine should work the same way, but doesn't always. That's bad writing.
Actualyl he has pretty much regrown his arm multiple times. It get's burned off, on occasion. . .

Originally posted by Dizzle
By the same token, if a bullet slowed him down, it would be equally bad.
Especially how often he fights hordes of gun toters. . .

Originally posted by Dizzle
Wolverine is in argument a lot because of his fluxuating powers and skills.
Everyone fluctuates. . Wolverine is hated so that's why he's argued alot.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Have you actually read that one?

Actually it's described as an excelerated healing factor.

Actualyl he has pretty much regrown his arm multiple times. It get's burned off, on occasion. . .

Especially how often he fights hordes of gun toters. . .

Everyone fluctuates. . Wolverine is hated so that's why he's argued alot.

Wolverine is inconsistent, and his fanboys don't realize that, and thus, make stupid comments, that is why people tease the fanboys, only fanboys say that wolverine is hated.

Spiderman and Thing are the most hated on.

Wolverine has no regeneration, just a healing factor, which means no regenerating lost limbs or organs, thank you for noticing that.

Wolverine (like all comic book heros) powers don't always follow a straightline of thinking.
His power are explainned as a "excelerated healing factor" for simplicities sake. His powers have show regeneration properies. wolverines "powers name" also don't tell us that he doesn't grow older either.

Snake also has shown feets above his level. Just like wolverine, killing foes who clearly out match him. This is just part of there story.

We shouldn't get held down with the whole wolverine fanboy debate. There loads of thread out of control with stupidity. People should just except that sometime there char could be beat.

There is a simple way to kill wolverine though. Hulk killed him by snaping his neck. Could snake do this too?

Originally posted by Hit_and_Miss
Wolverine (like all comic book heros) powers don't always follow a straightline of thinking.
His power are explainned as a "excelerated healing factor" for simplicities sake. His powers have show regeneration properies. wolverines "powers name" also don't tell us that he doesn't grow older either.

Snake also has shown feets above his level. Just like wolverine, killing foes who clearly out match him. This is just part of there story.

We shouldn't get held down with the whole wolverine fanboy debate. There loads of thread out of control with stupidity. People should just except that sometime there char could be beat.

There is a simple way to kill wolverine though. Hulk killed him by snaping his neck. Could snake do this too?

I doubt that Snake could break adamantium. . . he'd need to be at least as strong as the hulk. . . who has a strength of a couple hundred thousand tons of strength. . .

Originally posted by Hit_and_Miss
Wolverine (like all comic book heros) powers don't always follow a straightline of thinking.
His power are explainned as a "excelerated healing factor" for simplicities sake. His powers have show regeneration properies. wolverines "powers name" also don't tell us that he doesn't grow older either.

Snake also has shown feets above his level. Just like wolverine, killing foes who clearly out match him. This is just part of there story.

We shouldn't get held down with the whole wolverine fanboy debate. There loads of thread out of control with stupidity. People should just except that sometime there char could be beat.

There is a simple way to kill wolverine though. Hulk killed him by snaping his neck. Could snake do this too?

Hulk can hit his vitals, wolverine is horribly overrated, he's not a werewolf...

Hey, Snake beat a psychic by switching controller ports. Lets see Wolverine do THAT.

Originally posted by Onikirimaru
Hey, Snake beat a psychic by switching controller ports. Lets see Wolverine do THAT.
Lol, wolverine should win though, unless snake has a super weapon...

"Hulk can hit his vitals, wolverine is horribly overrated, he's not a werewolf..."

I just remember being shown a comic by a friend showing how wolverine got killed.
hes not a werewolf, hes part wolverine, though you could of got that from his name馃檮

Originally posted by Hit_and_Miss
"Hulk can hit his vitals, wolverine is horribly overrated, he's not a werewolf..."

I just remember being shown a comic by a friend showing how wolverine got killed.
hes not a werewolf, hes part wolverine, though you could of got that from his name馃檮


He can get killed by blood lost and vital lost, but fanboys make him godly, I'm serious.!!

Yes, accelerated healing facter. Meaning that new cells are made to replace old ones that are damaged. Meaning that if an organ is removed, there would be no more cells of that type left in his body, so that he can't regenerate it.

There is some blatant fanboy stuff that goes around. How do you know it's bad? You can't explain it and keep it within the explanation of how his powers work. Fanboys suck, I'm getin to be pretty much done with Wolverine threads. Unless it specifies fanboy Wolverine. I'm quite the Fanboy Wolverine fanboy.

Originally posted by Dizzle
Yes, accelerated healing facter. Meaning that new cells are made to replace old ones that are damaged. Meaning that if an organ is removed, there would be no more cells of that type left in his body, so that he can't regenerate it.

There is some blatant fanboy stuff that goes around. How do you know it's bad? You can't explain it and keep it within the explanation of how his powers work. Fanboys suck, I'm getin to be pretty much done with Wolverine threads. Unless it specifies fanboy Wolverine. I'm quite the Fanboy Wolverine fanboy.

We don't know how his powers work exactly.

He obviously can't be killed through organ and blood loss for example because he would have died when Magneto ripped out the adamantium from his skeleton. It had no regard for vitals or blood vessles, surely they would have had to ressurect him after that.

He's regenerated his arm on several occasions. And has taken wounds on several occasions that should have caused him to bleed to death.

His story covers frequently have him on top of piles of men or fighting massive hordes:

Saying that he can't do something he does all the time, is like saying that any other character can't do something they do all the time.

Originally posted by Creshosk
We don't know how his powers work exactly.

He obviously can't be killed through organ and blood loss for example because he would have died when Magneto ripped out the adamantium from his skeleton. It had no regard for vitals or blood vessles, surely they would have had to ressurect him after that.

He's regenerated his arm on several occasions. And has taken wounds on several occasions that should have caused him to bleed to death.

His story covers frequently have him on top of piles of men or fighting massive hordes:

Saying that he can't do something he does all the time, is like saying that any other character can't do something they do all the time.

Actually we do, wolverine dies by conventional means, thats why you contradicted yourself, and said he had an accelerated healing.

wolverine doesn't have regeneration, the foundation of many of your pro wolverine arguments.