Darth Maul vs Wolverine

In the Star Wars universe there are multiple metals that are resistant, or outright immune to the effects of lightsabers, Adamantium is well within the league of those metals.

Indeed, but no proof that it would resist a saber. Speculation at best,

I dout a Lightsaber could cut the Adamantium... Unless Darth Maul can stab between the rib cage bones and hit his heart, totally destroying it, Wolvering will win this one

I think it would resist a few blows, but as the saber made contact with it again and again, it would start to melt.

I suppose the question would be, should Wolvering get stabbed between the ribs and in the heart, would he be shocked like Qui gon was? Or would he pull the saber out? I think if he stood there too long with the saber in his heart, yeah it would melt.

Better yet, what would a strike like that do to his heart?

Well a lightsaber can melt many kinds of metal. Like how the metal door fell apart in episode 1... But you have a point. Would his heart heal faster then it melts? Im not a big X-Men fanatic, my brother is.

I mean the moment the heart is pierced, its immediate reaction.

wolverine doesnt need a heart to live. 😐

maybe he does in the movie version.

Hmm....Maybe...

Another question, what if Maul manages to cut off Logans head?

Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
wolverine doesnt need a heart to live. 😐

maybe he does in the movie version.

yes he does.and we are talking about the movie version

epic fail http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/8530/55ms9.gifI

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Hmm....Maybe...

Another question, what if Maul manages to cut off Logans head?

What's to keep Maul from using the mind trick on Wolvie?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
What's to keep Maul from using the mind trick on Wolvie?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Hmm....Maybe...

Another question, what if Maul manages to cut off Logans head?

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In a non-canon comic, Hulk rips in wolvie in half.

I am trying to remember but I think there was a comic where wolverine's head was removed and kept in a lab, away from his body, for a bit.

But, by my estimates, if cortosis has limited resistance to adamantium, and is no where as awesomely indestructible as adamantium, there's not way in hell that a lightsaber is cutting through adamantium.

But, I offered some other logic, such as sublimation. The heat from the sword, even when acknowledging the uber crystalline structure of adamantium, should cause increased sublimation. No matter what, it would sublimate. Unless someone has a canon source for adamantium not sublimating, it should greatly speed up the sublimation process, when it makes contact. However, it should still be much too slow to do anything beyond the microscopic level. On top of this, adamantium would be just as susceptible to proton decay as any other matter is. So, eventually, it would fall apart and turn into quarks and other tiny exotic matter.

There was also Mandalorian Iron that was quite resistant to lightsabers. I still say adamantium is stronger than even that.

Knowing this, it's unreasonable to think that a lightsaber can cut through adamantium.

msmwrt

Originally posted by dadudemon
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In a non-canon comic, Hulk rips in wolvie in half.

I am trying to remember but I think there was a comic where wolverine's head was removed and kept in a lab, away from his body, for a bit.

But, by my estimates, if cortosis has limited resistance to adamantium, and is no where as awesomely indestructible as adamantium, there's not way in hell that a lightsaber is cutting through adamantium.

But, I offered some other logic, such as sublimation. The heat from the sword, even when acknowledging the uber crystalline structure of adamantium, should cause increased sublimation. No matter what, it would sublimate. Unless someone has a canon source for adamantium not sublimating, it should greatly speed up the sublimation process, when it makes contact. However, it should still be much too slow to do anything beyond the microscopic level. On top of this, adamantium would be just as susceptible to proton decay as any other matter is. So, eventually, it would fall apart and turn into quarks and other tiny exotic matter.

There was also Mandalorian Iron that was quite resistant to lightsabers. I still say adamantium is stronger than even that.

Knowing this, it's unreasonable to think that a lightsaber can cut through adamantium.

msmwrt

BEWBZ.

Originally posted by gobstakid777
yes he does.and we are talking about the movie version

epic fail http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/8530/55ms9.gifI

first off. that link doesnt work. so stfu. 🙂

second off:

http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9637/7d8c86d6sn4.jpg
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/3346/f12a12eeyf7.jpg

emma makes his heart explode. it heals back a couple panels later.

logan is one of my favorite characters. dont bring that in here!

Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
first off. that link doesnt work. so stfu. 🙂

second off:

http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9637/7d8c86d6sn4.jpg
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/3346/f12a12eeyf7.jpg

emma makes his heart explode. it heals back a couple panels later.

logan is one of my favorite characters. dont bring that in here!

fine i'll admit.u got me.i'll admit defeat.maul still wins this match though

Darth Maul owns Wolverine.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Cortosis and Mandalorian iron being weaker than Adamantium is speculating, dooder. But you know what?

BEWBZ.

It's not speculation when we have a metal from the Star Wars universe that is almost the equivalent of adamantium, but not quite as strong, and it resists light sabers really well.

Adamantium > mandalorian iron in durability and strength.

mandalorian iron can resist a lightsaber's hot blade.

therefore,

adamantium can resist a lightsaber's hot blade.

They seemed to resist the hot optic blast from Weapon XI, just fine. Didn't change them at all. The optic blast seems to cut through many feet of reinforced concrete, very very quickly. (Almost instantly.) That puts it on par or greater than a lightsaber's ability to cut. We see the limit of the light saber being those blast doors that were not nearly as thick as the cooling tower, and it was taking quite a bit of effort to cut through them.