Wolverine vs Li Mu Bai

I saw that movie, and he was also hurt by far less.. PIS?

Strength is irrelevant here, but Li's treetop level leaps suggest he's in a one ton range himself, at least. More important Li has a HUGE speed edge, and enough of a skill edge where he can pace himself (He can basically casually block Wolverines claws with a twig, if he wanted to, and bounce away to a treetop or something if he needs a breather)

I know Wolverine fans love to believe he's immune to punishment, but that's never played out in the comics, and it certainly doesn't play out in the movies. If Li took out all of his organs in one swoop, it WILL hurt him. He's not the T-1000 from the Terminator movies, physical damage hurts him and slows him down, and heavy damage will take a least a little time to heal.

Originally posted by cdtm
I saw that movie, and he was also hurt by far less.. PIS?

m'kay.

Originally posted by cdtm
Strength is irrelevant here

Originally posted by cdtm
If Li took out all of his organs in one swoop, it WILL hurt him.

high school biology was a while ago, but I'm pretty sure your skeleton protects your organs... wolverine's skeleton is adamantium. Li ain't getting anywhere near his organs. All of Li's cuts will be of the shallow variety and unless you just wanna lowball and complete throw out all the showings that you don't like, Li will eventually die.

Originally posted by marwash22

high school biology was a while ago, but I'm pretty sure your skeleton protects your organs... wolverine's skeleton is adamantium. Li ain't getting anywhere near his organs. All of Li's cuts will be of the shallow variety and unless you just wanna lowball and complete throw out all the showings that you don't like, Li will eventually die.

Let me refresh you memory then...

The abdomen, is particularly vulnerable. It is not surrounded by any bones. A long and deep cut will have anyone spilling their guts out on the floor.

And even in places where there are protective bones, a well placed strike/stab will still bypass it. Even the heart is vulnerable in this manner.

thanks, but a stab to the gut ain't putting him down. You guys are seriously underrating Wolverine if you think Li just gets to play a game of "find the weak spot" without Wolverine being able to react.

Weren't Sabretooth and Logan able to heal from a firing squad in Origins?

Or did that not happen?

Originally posted by marwash22
thanks, but a stab to the gut ain't putting him down. You guys are seriously underrating Wolverine if you think Li just gets to play a game of "find the weak spot" without Wolverine being able to react.

I don't believe I said that. My post was in regards to your claim that Wolverine's organs were all protected. A slash to the mid section does not require any particular accuracy nor is it so specific that it should be considered a "weak spot".

Originally posted by KingD19
Weren't Sabretooth and Logan able to heal from a firing squad in Origins?

Or did that not happen?

Firstly, the feats are all inconsistent.

Secondly, yes they healed from the firing squad obviously, but the important details would be whether they were knocked out/where they were shot/power of the rifles (I would assume they were old ones) etc...

Quite frankly I don't see how they wouldn't have been out cold from that. Is that your position though? Pre-adamantium Wolvie and Sabes could run around with bullets in their brains?

Originally posted by Placidity
I don't believe I said that. My post was in regards to your claim that Wolverine's organs were all protected. A slash to the mid section does not require any particular accuracy nor is it so specific that it should be considered a "weak spot".

In context, my post is accurate.

Originally posted by marwash22
sure. but MY POST was countering the idea that Li would be able to "cut out Wolverine's organs" and put him down... which would be damn near impossible for someone like HULK to do, let alone some random dude who has no superhuman strength whatsoever.

In context, my post is accurate.

Hulk is a very bad analogy. He relies on blunt force trauma, which is not effective against Wolverine's adamantium skeleton, but due to his ridiculous strength, Wolverine gets put down anyway.

A bladed weapon is a completely different scenario.

Eviscerating Wolverine is definitely on the menu.

Nice, Placidity. 👆

Obviously, this is the MVF, but I think that fairly clearly makes your point since 616 is more canon than the movies (however inconsistent the "defeat" feats may be).

If this fight is to the death, Obviously Wolverine wins. If it is just to the knockout, Li can win fairly quickly.

Originally posted by KingD19
And the only reason the policeman knocked him out for a bit in X2 was because the bullet hit him in the hole Stryker's bullet put in his skull in Origins.

Because Agent Zero's normal bullets only served to pissed him off.

Wolverine didn't have a hole in his head in X1 or X2.

We see an X-Ray of his skeleton in X1, no hole.

The bullet in X2 didn't go into his brain, it cut through the skin and smashed against his adamantium skull, you can see it for a second as the bullet is pushed out and it heals over.

Originally posted by Robtard
Wolverine didn't have a hole in his head in X1 or X2.

We see an X-Ray of his skeleton in X1, no hole.

The bullet in X2 didn't go into his brain, it cut through the skin and smashed against his adamantium skull, you can see it for a second as the bullet is pushed out and it heals over.

I can explain the problem with W😮 and X1 and X2 showing no hole:

Wolverine's adamantium skeleton is actually "organic". It can heal itself. 😐 This is ALMOST backed up by some things in the 616 universe. I believe the wiki calls it beta-adamantium but that type doesn't heal with the bone.

Originally posted by dadudemon
I can explain the problem with W😮 and X1 and X2 showing no hole:

Wolverine's adamantium skeleton is actually "organic". It can heal itself. 😐 This is ALMOST backed up by some things in the 616 universe. I believe the wiki calls it beta-adamantium but that type doesn't heal with the bone.

I believe me and Rob already discussed this point a long time ago, I would agree with him that it was just bad writing. It wouldn't be the first consistency error, in fact the whole movie just wreaks of continuity errors.

Originally posted by Placidity
I believe me and Rob already discussed this point a long time ago, I would agree with him that it was just bad writing. It wouldn't be the first consistency error, in fact the whole movie just wreaks of continuity errors.

Must...resist...giving in to the....obvious. pained

Originally posted by dadudemon
I can explain the problem with W😮 and X1 and X2 showing no hole:

Wolverine's adamantium skeleton is actually "organic". It can heal itself. 😐 This is ALMOST backed up by some things in the 616 universe. I believe the wiki calls it beta-adamantium but that type doesn't heal with the bone.

There was nothing in the films to even hint that adamantium can "heal", it was just a stupid goof inconsistent with the other films.

Originally posted by Robtard
There was nothing in the films to even hint that adamantium can "heal", it was just a stupid goof inconsistent with the other films.

That's actually incorrect: the adamantium bullet clearly went through Logan's skull but it healed anyway. It was an actual "precursor" to the three films we had seen already with the same characters: the metal hole clearly healed.

Mix in a bit of the beta-adamantium bullshit in 616 and you end up with adamantium that can heal.

Originally posted by dadudemon
That's actually incorrect: the adamantium bullet clearly went through Logan's skull but it healed anyway. It was an actual "precursor" to the three films we had seen already with the same characters: the metal hole clearly healed.

Mix in a bit of the beta-adamantium bullshit in 616 and you end up with adamantium that can heal.

Because his body can heal, as seen, skin, tissue, bone etc heal; not the adamantium that had a hole punched through it.

If you're bringing in the comics, then adamantium can not heal as well, as seen in the Age of Apocalypse and Old Man Logan series. There's likely more.

Wolverine😮rigins had bad writing, dude, no need to look further. It happens.

Originally posted by Robtard
Because his body can heal, as seen, skin, tissue, bone etc heal; not the adamantium that had a hole punched through it.

That's incorrect: it clearly healed because his skull was "clean" with no hole in the forehead in X-men 1 and 2. 😄

Originally posted by Robtard
If you're bringing in the comics, then adamantium can not heal as well, as seen in the Age of Apocalypse and Old Man Logan series. There's likely more.

No, I'm only bringing in 616 to provide a possibly justification for why they can pretend adamanitum heals: it is only a slight extension of what beta-adamantium is supposed to be.

Originally posted by Robtard
Wolverine😮rigins had bad writing, dude, no need to look further. It happens.

Oh, I agree. But so did Star Trek: TNG. There's different kinds of 'bad writing".

Originally posted by dadudemon
That's incorrect: it clearly healed because his skull was "clean" with no hole in the forehead in X-men 1 and 2. 😄

No, I'm only bringing in 616 to provide a possibly justification for why they can pretend adamanitum heals: it is only a slight extension of what beta-adamantium is supposed to be.

Oh, I agree. But so did Star Trek: TNG. There's different kinds of 'bad writing".

star trek: tng didn't have bad writing.. 😠 😛 😄

Originally posted by Placidity
Hulk is a very bad analogy. He relies on blunt force trauma, which is not effective against Wolverine's adamantium skeleton, but due to his ridiculous strength, Wolverine gets put down anyway.

A bladed weapon is a completely different scenario.

Eviscerating Wolverine is definitely on the menu.

If your using stuff from 616

Yeah "Eviscerating Wolverine is definitely on the menu" but he can fight back not like he will sit there and let his guts pour out.