General Grievous vs Wolverine.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Mc bang bang bang, Grievous goes McDown with a McCoronary?

Leave the McJokes to me, buddy.

You're a BAD influence, Rob.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
You're a BAD influence, Rob.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
McClane.

Originally posted by Robtard
McClane with a gun would destroy Grievous, this is true. McShot to the soft (and chewy) center. /the end

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Originally posted by Robtard
Leave the McJokes to me, buddy.

Originally posted by gobstakid777
ur a Chicken McAsshole

Say hello to your mother for me.

Originally posted by gobstakid777
ur a Chicken McAsshole

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say hello to LUNMBERG FOR ME!

Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
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say hello to LUNMBERG FOR ME!

Originally posted by Robtard
Say hello to your mother for me.

Grievous probs.

Anally?

there shoulda been an e in there for that to work. 😛

Originally posted by Robtard
He also can't permanently take down Wolverine = huge disadvantage in a fight to the death.

Lightsabres can't cut through a "virtually indestructible" material, sorry SW fanboys, but the nigh-indestructible clause trumps fanboyism.

That, and we have damn movie feats that make it more than obvious that it cannot cut through adamantium.

Wolverine Origins certainly helped dispel the idea that a light saber could cut through adamantium.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Wolverine Origins certainly helped dispel the idea that a light saber could cut through adamantium.

Care to elaborate?

Originally posted by Quincy
Care to elaborate?

The scene where Tarzan attacks Logan with Darth Maul's twin sabres and it doesn't cut through his claws, duh. ****ing moron.

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Originally posted by Quincy
Care to elaborate?

Sure. Read this whole thead:

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f102/t515530.html

Yes. I am serious.

Or just read my oh so awesome movie feats applied logic from the first page of this very thread:

Originally posted by Robtard
Adamantium is "virtually indestructible" as stated by Styker in X2.

So unless there's something in the SW movies that states a lightsabre has no boundaries (which they do have) when cutting through something, it stands to reason they can't.

"Virtually" NOT "literally."

Well, let me elaborate. Wolverine's skeleton is made of adamantium, one of the 3 indestructible metals in the MU, and it is the only one shown in the movie universe.

There are metals in the Star Wars universe that are resistant, or outright immune to damage from lightsabers (Beskar, Phrik, etc..) Phrik, the pink metal used on the tips of the Magaguards electro staffs was shown blocking saber blades.

So it stands to reason that, if metals like phrik, beskar, durasteel, etc... can stand up to a saber blade, then so can adamantium, which is called indestructible for a good reason, while none of the other metals sans Beskar make the same claim.