srankmissingnin
VP of Comic Knowledge
Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
You aren't the sharpest tool in the shed are you?1. Give me one scan saying that when Wolverine is KO'd it's because his healing factor has been overloaded. We all know that conjecture on your part is crap and this is a false assumption on your part. We've seen Wolverine bonk on the head from one shot and KO'd. His HF wasn't overloaded. However, please prove your case... I've ask for the 3 time now, and you've ignored this request 3 times now
2. You do realize Wolverine has Adamantium coating all his bones right? This basic concept hasn't alluded you I hope. So... thus you think that still makes his durability = to a human? Lulz!!! Do you try and look like a tool or does it just come naturally. Being that I've already proved another theory of yours wrong... please show me any scan or narration claiming wolverine durability is that of a human.. Even though we know Mutants in general as show in comics time and time again... have greater natural durability than humans. However, please post a scan saying this.
Hehe, why are you even here champ? Did you need to take a break from eating crayons and colouring outsides the lines? I'm not even sure it is worth humoring this stupidity... but what the hell.
Wolverine's durability is close enough to base line human that it is completely inconsequential. We are essential talking about the difference between the difference in durability between a man in a cotton t-shirt and a man in a jean jacket, against a the damage of nuclear bomb. It doesn't matter, the difference is so incredibly minute when compared to the damage that there is essentially no difference at all. The difference between Wolverine's durability and a regular human is trivial... hell, relative to the damage Wolverine takes the difference between Spider-man's durability and a normal human is trivial, and Spider-man is much more durable than Wolverine.
Wolverine's muscles can't turn bullets, or swords, he will still burn and blister at the same heat as a regular person, concussive force will still bruise, rupture, hemorrhage and liquefy organs and muscle tissue and the same level as it would regular human... he just heals from it nearly instantly. An Adamantium skull is a great benefit to be sure, but once again relative to the damage we are talking about, it is essentially inconsequential.
We aren't talking about Batman beating Wolverine up the side of the head with a baseball bat here. If that was the damage in consideration, then sure Wolverine's skull would provided adequate protection even without his healing factor. We are talking about force that can and has knocked him kilometers away from the person attacking him, sometimes even across state lines or even to different continents. Since the brain remains stationary during the initial impact, if Wolverine can't remain relatively stationary himself then his brain is just knocking around inside an unbreakable Adamantium with the force equal to the attack. This opens the door to bruising, concussing and cerebral hemorrhaging and the same levels as a regular brain. Wolverine's healing factor is what repairs this damage and keeps him in the fight, not his durability which isn't even worth factoring into the equation.
Anything that would happen to you or I, if we were punched by the Hulk happens to Wolverine, he just heals from it before the next blow lands. Each time he takes a hit he heals a bit slower until he can't repair the damage fast enough to keep fighting. Thats how he is koed. Wolverine's healing factor needs to be taxed and over worked in order for this to happen, if it didn't then him talking a single hit from the Hulk would mean he could take an infinite number of blows, which is something he can't do. Compared to the strength of the Hulk, Wolverine's body is a saltine cracker, ever single hit would completely and utterly destroy it without the aid of his healing factor. His durability is nothing by comparison, the fact that you think it is, is just goes to show how far out of your depth you are in this discussion.