Shan Chi, Karnak, Puck vs Batgirl, Ironfist, Sabretooth

Originally posted by King_Mungi
I'll have to look through my Pre: Health books, or possibly ask my mother [cool I know] as she is a nurse. I know one disorder with the smaller cavity the organs didn't develop fully due "growing" in an enclosed space.

Which is exactly what I said. The genetic disorder did not directly limit the size of the dwarf's organs, but, rather, the size of the thoracic cavity limited the size of the organs - they were trying to grow to FULL SIZE in an ENCLOSED space. But this is the exception, not the rule - it's a complication that a dwarf can experience, but the majority do not.

Originally posted by Soljer
Which is exactly what I said. The genetic disorder did not directly limit the size of the dwarf's organs, but, rather, the size of the thoracic cavity limited the size of the organs - they were trying to grow to FULL SIZE in an ENCLOSED space. But this is the exception, not the rule - it's a complication that a dwarf can experience, but the majority do not.

Naaaa...there is some cases of the disorder directly affecting the organs. Waiting for mommy dearest to get home from work so I can crack open her medical books to figure what the medical term it was. Like I said depends on the individual and the disorder

Love to hear about 'em.

Originally posted by Soljer
Love to hear about 'em.

Doesn't occur often and it's something-droplasia (spelling?).

Originally posted by King_Mungi
Doesn't occur often and it's something-droplasia (spelling?).

Achondroplasia?

That's actually the most common form of dwarfism.

Originally posted by Soljer
Achondroplasia?

That's actually the most common form of dwarfism.

Naaaa..this isn't as common

There's also pseudoachondroplasia, and hypochondroplasia but those arn't the ones I'm thinking of.

EDIT: I remember a detail they can't grow anymore then 30 lbs with this illness.

Originally posted by King_Mungi
Naaaa..this isn't as common

There's also pseudoachondroplasia, and hypochondroplasia but those arn't the ones I'm thinking of.

EDIT: I remember a detail they can't grow anymore then 30 lbs with this illness.

Well, then that's clearly not what Puck has, and, therefore, is completely irrelevant.

Originally posted by Soljer
Well, then that's clearly not what Puck has, and, therefore, is completely irrelevant.

What Puck has was a magical connection with a demon, and was squished down giving him super powers. Not like we can actually give real world logic with his powers anyways.

Originally posted by King_Mungi
What Puck has was a magical connection with a demon, and was squished down giving him super powers. Not like we can actually give real world logic with his powers anyways.

But that's exactly what you were trying to do.

"Real world Dwarfs have 'squished organs,' (though, the majority of them do, in fact, not) so Puck does too!"

Originally posted by Soljer
But that's exactly what you were trying to do.

"Real world Dwarfs have 'squished organs,' (though, the majority of them do, in fact, not) so Puck does too!"

It was said his entire body was squished, not just his skin and bones. As a 6 foot individual organs would not fit in a 3 foot person. Not going to happen, his organs would have to have been squished as his entire DNA was altered thanks to the Scramble enzyme.

To have normal sized organs he would have to have an enlarged torso, which he doesn't have.

Originally posted by King_Mungi
It was said his entire body was squished, not just his skin and bones. As a 6 foot individual organs would not fit in a 3 foot person. Not going to happen, his organs would have to have been squished as his entire DNA was altered thanks to the Scramble enzyme.

To have normal sized organs he would have to have an enlarged torso, which he doesn't have.

One final time; regardless of what your intuition would tell you, real world dwarves have organs that are comparable in size to a full grown human's.

Originally posted by Soljer
One final time; regardless of what your intuition would tell you, real world dwarves have organs that are comparable in size to a full grown human's.

Guh! When Master used the enzyme it literally rewrote his entire DNA literally making him not have the need to eat, sleep go to the bathroom. It completly made him a new person right down to each molecular structure just like it did with Puck. To say only his bones and skin were affected is faulty.

Originally posted by King_Mungi
Guh! When Master used the enzyme it literally rewrote his entire DNA literally making him not have the need to eat, sleep go to the bathroom. It completly made him a new person right down to each molecular structure just like it did with Puck. To say only his bones and skin were affected is faulty.

I never said that only his skin and bones were affected, however, to say that his organs MUST also be made of compressed rubber is just as faulty.

Originally posted by Soljer
I never said that only his skin and bones were affected, however, to say that his organs MUST also be made of compressed rubber is just as faulty.

No it's not, they said his ENTIRE DNA was rewritten no where about just his skin and bones. The enzyme has shown to alter a persons organs in the past so why would it all of a sudden not do it here when issues later it does to the Master?

Originally posted by Battlehammer
like the point out Logan has cut mister fantastic before if not mistaken in a cross over between the two teams.

However, he hurt Mr. Fantastic badly with a kick though...

Originally posted by King_Mungi
No it's not, they said his ENTIRE DNA was rewritten no where about just his skin and bones. The enzyme has shown to alter a persons organs in the past so why would it all of a sudden not do it here when issues later it does to the Master?

Yeah it is. Show me his organs sharing his outward level of durability, or else we cannot automatically assume so. 😐.

Originally posted by Soljer
Yeah it is. Show me his organs sharing his outward level of durability, or else we cannot automatically assume so. 😐.

I already posted the scans saying his entire body was altered, take it from that.

Originally posted by King_Mungi
I already posted the scans saying his entire body was altered, take it from that.

It doesn't mean that his entire body was uniformly altered. 😐.

We can't just guess at these things.

Originally posted by Soljer
It doesn't mean that his entire body was uniformly altered. 😐.

We can't just guess at these things.

Actually it does, as it did so for the Master of the World later on. The Scramble enzyme could rewrite any DNA structure to whatever they wanted. Has anyone read anything with Scramble, the mixed-up Man?

Originally posted by King_Mungi
Actually it does, as it did so for the Master of the World later on. The Scramble enzyme could rewrite any DNA structure to whatever they wanted. Has anyone read anything with Scramble, the mixed-up Man?

Then show your scan blitz of evidence. Show me someone that underwent the exact same procedure having their organs being just as invulnerable.