Wolverine runs the Marvel gauntlet with a twist.

Originally posted by capt it up
not at all . colossus seems the think wolverine claws can easiliy cut him

He could be wrong, it could just be hyperbole, or he could be right. The point I was making was that there really isn't anyway for us to know for sure.

Originally posted by inamilist
iceman is explained through a series of random mutations that have been covered elaboratly in the past 20 years as Marvel has tried to bring their comics in line with modern science

actually, all of them are fairly well explained once you drop your sense of disbelief

however, a solid skeletal structure that is impossible to tear is not explained through that, as it deliberatly goes against simple physical laws and biological functions

if you had a connection between the bone in your upper arm and your shoulder, you wouldnt be able to move it properly, ball socket joints are specifically made to not be connected, to connect them would hinder wolverine

even the ultron model that was made of pure adamantium had a molecular rearanger so that he could move. Marvel seems to think that solid adamantium cant move, so ill go with that too 🙂

Originally posted by TheKahn
He could be wrong, it could just be hyperbole, or he could be right. The point I was making was that there really isn't anyway for us to know for sure.

He still loses to Cap, because now when he swings his claws at the shield he will hit it so hard his claws will break

Originally posted by King KAM
He still loses to Cap, because now when he swings his claws at the shield he will hit it so hard his claws will break

He would get stopped at Iron Man

Originally posted by capt it up
ice man powers are neevr explained enough to make more sense then wolevrien skeleton. ice man goes form solid ice to human imagin that. a dude goes from beeing only ice back to having organs and such.
scot power was never explained either.
nbor was the reason namor can fly.

thats what i mean

what you have described are the characters individual powers

nowhere is it stated that one of wolverine's powers is having a connected skeleton. In fact, as the child from "origins" he wouldnt have been able to move if his bones were connected, but he is running around in a field

yes, other powers abuse conventional science, but we arent talking about a superpower

Originally posted by capt it up
really now?
Regular wolverines bones are connected.
Ba’al tried to ripp wolverines apart and was unable too. Ba’al a class 100 and is a demoned god brother to satan.
http://img256.imageshack.us/my.php?image=t6xn.jpg

wolverines bones are also shown to be connect in (venom on the run part 2) on the last page.

This is also shown to be true in (new x-men 116) when they show wolverines whole arm just ass adamtium connected.

This is just a few cases and I can get more proof if u desirer, but u most show prove that they are not connected in normal universe becuase there has been no prove ever shown that his bones were not connect all proof shows that they are.

Regular bones are connected by ligaments and other types of connective tissue which any respectable super strong character could easily exceed the shear strength of. The problem is that Marvel has never explained how or if his skeleton is connected. My problem is that it has been depicted as such but never explained. Personally, I would consider it PIS as just having your bones coated with metal wouldn't affect the ligaments and connective tissues and you can't have a hard connection between bones in a human skeleton and still have a full range of motion.

To me it seems that they have actually realized this problem which is why to see the bones not connected in the AOA, Marvel Zombies, or Ultimate Universes.

Originally posted by capt it up
not at all. claws can't break

Originally posted by TheKahn
Regular bones are connected by ligaments and other types of connective tissue which any respectable super strong character could easily exceed the shear strength of. The problem is that Marvel has never explained how or if his skeleton is connected. My problem is that it has been depicted as such but never explained. Personally, I would consider it PIS as just having your bones coated with metal wouldn't affect the ligaments and connective tissues and you [b]can't have a hard connection between bones in a human skeleton and still have a full range of motion.

To me it seems that they have actually realized this problem which is why to see the bones not connected in the AOA, Marvel Zombies, or Ultimate Universes. [/B]

Originally posted by King KAM
yes they can,and becuase caps shield is harder, it would win

by the way how have u been my friend

Originally posted by King KAM
yes they can,and becuase caps shield is harder, it would win

LOL Wolverine at class 85 would destroy Cap..................believe I know this!

Originally posted by capt it up
all the prove shows they are connect in the normal universe im sorry but thats how it is.

wallbash

I'm not making myself clear. What I'm trying to say that the reason some people think that Wolverine's inseparable skeleton is PIS is that Marvel has either been too lazy or to uncreative to ever think of a reasonable justification as to why it is inseparable. Their current description of his power set and the history of his gaining his adamantium doesn't provide that answer. The problem is that we have evidence of a feat but no explanation for it, and some consider PIS to apply in those cases.

Wow Kahn I wouldn't go there man...............I explained this eons ago with diagrams to boot from grays anatomy and wiki🙂

Originally posted by TheKahn
wallbash

I'm not making myself clear. What I'm trying to say that the reason some people think that Wolverine's inseparable skeleton is PIS is that Marvel has either been too lazy or to uncreative to ever think of a reasonable justification as to why it is inseparable. Their current description of his power set and the history of his gaining his adamantium doesn't provide that answer. The problem is that we have evidence of a feat but no explanation for it, and some consider PIS to apply in those cases.

Originally posted by capt it up
Both are on breakble. neither is realy any ahrder u can't bnreka them so no it would not.

by the way how have u been my friend

Originally posted by soleran30
LOL Wolverine at class 85 would destroy Cap..................believe I know this!

Originally posted by capt it up
ice man powers are neevr explained enough to make more sense then wolevrien skeleton. ice man goes form solid ice to human imagin that. a dude goes from beeing only ice back to having organs and such.
scot power was never explained either.
nbor was the reason namor can fly.

Actually the were.

Scott's is solar/electrical energy he absorbs and fires from his eyes. It's something to do with light refraction changing it's state from basic light to his concussion beams.

Namors is supposedly Psionic , the wings are just purely aesthetic.

Originally posted by King KAM
they both arent unbreakable, marvel has said itself on numerous occasions that caps shield is more durable, giving cap the edge and how do you know this?

Originally posted by grey fox
Actually the were.

Scott's is solar/electrical energy he absorbs and fires from his eyes. It's something to do with light refraction changing it's state from basic light to his concussion beams.

Namors is supposedly Psionic , the wings are just purely aesthetic.

Originally posted by capt it up
when have they ever said that? please tell me