Wolverine/Black Panther/Batman vs Omega Red

Originally posted by jrodslam
As you wish. X-Factor #138.

Originally posted by capt it up
thanks. actauly u helped me in two ways. that thing wolverine throw is pritty big that not a abd feat with out a healing factor or powers.

Actually it wasnt. It was a small 2 foot long pice of stone. You dont need mcuh strength to throw that. Wolverine didnt have his healing factor, but he still had his adamantium, claws and his strength. Sorry.

Originally posted by capt it up
that does not prove a thing about him not sue pherimones becuase he think they will not work, not that pic but the other ones does prove it so u are correct.

Yes it does. If he DID use them the old man would have died.

Originally posted by jrodslam
Actually it wasnt. It was a small 2 foot long pice of stone. You dont need mcuh strength to throw that. Wolverine didnt have his healing factor, but he still had his adamantium, claws and his strength. Sorry.

Originally posted by jrodslam
Yes it does. If he DID use them the old man would have died.

Originally posted by capt it up
actauly he had no powers meaning he would not have his strength. so no ur wrong.
wolverine powers include strength helaing sense and such.
that thing proboly ways more then wolverien does which is not a big feat at all now that I think about it

He had no healing factor. Thats all. He still had his strength, claws, and adamantium. Wolverines natural powers ONLY include healing and claws. His strength comes from training and the EXTRA strength comes from the adamantium because because his bones are stronger, hes able to lift heavier weights. That stone piece couldnt have weighed more than 50 lbs. Your right. Its not a big feat at all.

Originally posted by jrodslam
Actually it wasnt. It was a small 2 foot long pice of stone. You dont need mcuh strength to throw that. Wolverine didnt have his healing factor, but he still had his adamantium, claws and his strength. Sorry.

He also had a Guardian suit on. While he does state it isn't fully functional, it might have still granted a degree of super strength to Wolverine.

Originally posted by TheKahn
He also had a Guardian suit on. While he does state it isn't fully functional, it might have still granted a degree of super strength to Wolverine.

There seemingly wasnt any display of power when Wolvie was fighting. If the suit did give him boosted strength, it sure wasnt used much. I dont think it did.

Edit: If the suit DID grant him extra strength, it didnt as the fight continued. As the fight went on, Lady D and Red ripped the hell outta that suit. It was damaged by the time they got to Sabertooth.

Wolverine's natural skills also include enhanced senses. Wonder why he wasn't suffering from an adamantium poisoning already...

Originally posted by Tshern
Wolverine's natural skills also include enhanced senses. Wonder why he wasn't suffering from an adamantium poisoning already...

Probably same reason Bullseye didnt. The writers forgot about it.

Originally posted by jrodslam
He had no healing factor. Thats all. He still had his strength, claws, and adamantium. Wolverines natural powers ONLY include healing and claws. His strength comes from training and the EXTRA strength comes from the adamantium because because his bones are stronger, hes able to lift heavier weights. That stone piece couldnt have weighed more than 50 lbs. Your right. Its not a big feat at all.

Or hoped that readers have forgotten it.

Originally posted by Tshern
Or hoped that readers have forgotten it.

Originally posted by capt it up
first off ur worng about wolverien powers.
first wolevrine healing factor allows wolverine to ahve beyond human level strength, agility, reflex. his strength in some ways coems fron training but that not all of it he naturaly due to his healing factor over human limit means beyond peakhuman.
also he ahd no hyper sense those are due partly from his healing factor and is also a whole other mutantion. so no he did not have his strength.

Wolverines healing factor allows him not to get tired much. That means he gets more time to work out and become stronger. If you take away his healing factor, he doesnt lose his strength. He retains the strength in which he already has. If you take away his healing factor, he doesnt lose his agility and reflexes. He reatins them.

PLEASE explain how his healing factor gives him hypersenses.

In the Logan Files, Wolverine didnt have his healing factor, but he still reatined all his other abilities which include strength, claws, agility, fighting skills, senses and adamantium. Hin not having his healing factor didnt effect his strength, senses, reflexes or fighting skills.

Originally posted by capt it up
actauly he did ahve adamtium posioning. wolverine has had it quite a few times. he can last many months with the skeleotn in him but it does drain him after awhile and would kill him.

He didnt have it in the Logan Files.

I just read over the Logan Files again and come to find out, Wolvies senses were gone as well. He stated that his mutant powers were gone. That SHOULD have included the claws, but for some reason, he still had access to them.

Thus his senses and healing factor were gone. but stil had the claws.

Originally posted by jrodslam
Wolverines healing factor allows him not to get tired much. That means he gets more time to work out and become stronger. If you take away his healing factor, he doesnt lose his strength. He retains the strength in which he already has. If you take away his healing factor, he doesnt lose his agility and reflexes. He reatins them.

PLEASE explain how his healing factor gives him hypersenses.

In the Logan Files, Wolverine didnt have his healing factor, but he still reatined all his other abilities which include strength, claws, agility, fighting skills, senses and adamantium. Hin not having his healing factor didnt effect his strength, senses, reflexes or fighting skills.

Originally posted by jrodslam
I just read over the Logan Files again and come to find out, Wolvies senses were gone as well. He stated that his mutant powers were gone. That SHOULD have included the claws, but for some reason, he still had access to them.

Thus his senses and healing factor were gone. but stil had the claws.

Originally posted by capt it up
logan files?
actauly it does read the hand books they even say though it in a way aserperate power his ehaling factor makes his sense even stornmg becuase it does not allow the abck up of comicals that a normal human has.
also yes wolverine would lose his agility and reflexes. his body loses it healing factor which is what allwos him to use beyond human agility reflex and strength.
look up him and wiki his agility and reflex are highly tied into his healing factor so is his strength

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When Wolvie works out to get stronger or in shape, THATS when the healing factor helps him. It allows him to be able to work out longer due to lack of body acids that cause fatigue. Like i said, if you were to take away his healing factor now, he wouldnt get weaker, or lose his agility. His stamina would be worse and hed get tired faster.

If Wolvie didnt have his healing factor and he were to fight, hed be able to operate at PEAK capacity for a few minutes before tireing. If Wolvie benched 800lbs for 20 reps with healing factor, hed only be able to do 5 reps instead without it because hed tired much faster. His strength wouldnt be gone, just the stamina.

Originally posted by jrodslam
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When Wolvie works out to get stronger or in shape, THATS when the healing factor helps him. It allows him to be able to work out longer due to lack of body acids that cause fatigue. Like i said, if you were to take away his healing factor now, he wouldnt get weaker, or lose his agility. His stamina would be worse and hed get tired faster.

If Wolvie didnt have his healing factor and he were to fight, hed be able to operate at PEAK capacity for a few minutes before tireing. If Wolvie benched 800lbs for 20 reps with healing factor, hed only be able to do 5 reps instead without it because hed tired much faster. His strength wouldnt be gone, just the stamina.