Honestly, Wolverine cutting through Namor and Thor's skin is nothing short of PIS. And I do believe it is barely above human strength, and by human strength I dont mean average strength, I mean peak strength.
Iron Man has fired a blast hot enough to melt half a car. The same blast sent at Namor and all it does is knock him back, then Wolverine comes along and slashes that same guy? Come on, that's PIS and you know it.
Originally posted by Psychopath001
Honestly, Wolverine cutting through Namor and Thor's skin is nothing short of PIS. And I do believe it is barely above human strength, and by human strength I dont mean average strength, I mean peak strength.Iron Man has fired a blast hot enough to melt half a car. The same blast sent at Namor and all it does is knock him back, then Wolverine comes along and slashes that same guy? Come on, that's PIS and you know it.
His claws were always written that way. Can't see the problem.
Withstanding Tony's blasts ain't a good enough durability feat to suggest he wouldn't get sliced by indestructible blades that are super-sharp and less than one millimetre thick.
Besides, the feat you're talking about, that's a different kind of durability and it should be noted that Namor's absorbed and redirected energy in the past. What are his piercing durability feats? Bullets bounce off him, I know that. Wolverine never had much problem with slicing bulletproof characters, vehicles, robots, doors, etc. What else?
I guess if wolvie gets a free shot on their neck to stab them not slash them he could kill them. no one is really indestructable like adamantium.
This would include the likes of Superman or Black Adam from DC.
the only characters I see having no troubles from such a blow would be Juggernaut the destroyer etc...
Originally posted by KingD19
wasn't Colossus the least damaged when Doom or somebody else had the power of a god and killed them all? Including Thor and Hulk.
The second least as he transformed the moment the blast hit them.
The fact that Reed Richard's was the least damaged proves that surviving that blast in less pieces than the rest is not a feat based solely on how tough you are though.
As I recall, Doom subconsciously influenced the events, allowing them to turn out as they did.
Originally posted by Psychopath001
Honestly, Wolverine cutting through Namor and Thor's skin is nothing short of PIS. And I do believe it is barely above human strength, and by human strength I dont mean average strength, I mean peak strength.Iron Man has fired a blast hot enough to melt half a car. The same blast sent at Namor and all it does is knock him back, then Wolverine comes along and slashes that same guy? Come on, that's PIS and you know it.
You're going too much into real world physics. The claws can cut through anything because the metal is indestructible and the blades are very sharp and in marvel, and comics in general, that's enough.
Originally posted by Wild Shadow
what if in real life the razor edge was sharpen down to the nano point and was harder then any diamond and denser?
Still wouldn't do. Real life obsidian has an almost mono-molecular point, and thus while it's one of the sharpest cutting edges on the planet, it still can't slice plenty of stuff.
Since the blades get thicker past the edge, there's resistance that has to be pushed through no matter how fine the edge is.
Hardness and density don't directly increase the cutting power at all, they just allow one to put more strength into pushing through the substance.