Lightsaber versus Adamantium....

Originally posted by EvilAngel
Contradictory.
Unless it is before acquired, in a constant liquid state (unlikely) we know this cannot be the complete truth.
Seems to me he melted it down then shaped it in the same process as placing it.
Emphasis on the melted.

Originally posted by Robtard
Watch X2, Styker says something along the lines of "you have to keep it in a super-heated state to mold; once it cools, it becomes virtually indestructible", ie once the shit sets, it's indestructible 'for all intents and purposes'.

Adamantium is an alloy, so he melted down the individual metals and mixed them to form adamatium.

Originally posted by Robtard

No, virtually indestructible means just that, don't try and redefine it to fit were you want

Adamantium. This isn't even a debate.

Adamantium wouldn't get cut through easily, but it would get cut through eventually

No, it wouldn't.

There is no way of answering this without it being conjecture. Although, i'm under the opinion that a lightsaber could eventually cut through adamantium but it would take several strikes/blows.

Light saber wins probably

Probably just clash against each other the way 2 Lightsabers do.

Super heated adamantium cut thru Wolverine's claws like butter. I would think with the lightsaber being super hot that it should cut thru too.

I'm going to say this. If Adamantium has a melting point (it does, otherwise it could not exist in liquid form, even if it is made in that state) then eventually, a superheated plasma blade is going to breach it.