Originally posted by psycho gundam
i think the reasoning behind that was his brain was sealed up by his skull and thus the only organ protected from the blast(s)
Guggenheim (the writer) said that there was a possibility of his skull protecting his brain, true, but we don't know for a fact if that happened.
His skeleton is made out of organic metal that happens to be indestructible, so there's always something to regenerate from.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Guggenheim (the writer) said that there was a possibility of his skull protecting his brain, true, but we don't know for a fact if that happened.His skeleton is made out of organic metal that happens to be indestructible, so there's always something to regenerate from.
Originally posted by Omega Vision
In that instance isn't he also somehow moving despite the fact that all his muscle is burned away?
You're thinking of a Wolverine annual, I'm talking about his ongoing, Civil War arc to be precise.
Well, it's PIS. Adamantium beta doesn't make him able to move without any muscles or anything like that.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
You're thinking of a Wolverine annual, I'm talking about his ongoing, Civil War arc to be precise.Well, it's PIS. Adamantium beta doesn't make him able to move without any muscles or anything like that.
Or burying him under lots of rock...I mean I know writers would probably have him dig his way out or something even though he'd be unable to move his limbs...
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Or burying him under lots of rock...I mean I know writers would probably have him dig his way out or something even though he'd be unable to move his limbs...
Originally posted by Dum Dum Dugan
u be surprised how many times he been burried alive, once I believe he was burried for over a month.
Digging your way out from dirt/rock if its more than just a few feet is something that would take much more than the low end superstrength Wolverine has.
If he can't move his limbs he shouldn't be able to dig his way out.
Originally posted by Omega Vision
But how does that work?Digging your way out from dirt/rock if its more than just a few feet is something that would take much more than the low end superstrength Wolverine has.
If he can't move his limbs he shouldn't be able to dig his way out.
Rocks different, there spaces, and it depends upon how they fall. Yes there can be a lot of weight, but also a lot of room to manuaver. Dirts different, but even then he can deal with more then a few feet. Yes there may come to a point were he can't but there been several scenarios presented in comics in which he escaped
Wolverine a lot stronger then people give him credit, to be honest. (spidermans another character who comes to mind)
Originally posted by Omega Vision
But how does that work?Digging your way out from dirt/rock if its more than just a few feet is something that would take much more than the low end superstrength Wolverine has.
If he can't move his limbs he shouldn't be able to dig his way out.
comic book physics/physiology
Originally posted by Dum Dum Dugan
He digs?Rocks different, there spaces, and it depends upon how they fall. Yes there can be a lot of weight, but also a lot of room to manuaver. Dirts different, but even then he can deal with more then a few feet. Yes there may come to a point were he can't but there been several scenarios presented in comics in which he escaped
Wolverine a lot stronger then people give him credit, to be honest. (spidermans another character who comes to mind)
Originally posted by Dum Dum Dugan
also why are we talking about wolverine beeing burried alive, what relevance does it have with the thread?
Originally posted by inimalist
comic book physics/physiology
Originally posted by Omega Vision
If his arms and body are pinned, if there's no room for him to manuever then he'd have to be able to move however many tons of dirt/rock are above him or just push his limbs/body through the dirt/rock like you or I would push through air or water. But both of those would probably entail at least Spider-Man level strength, in the latter case you'd need to be a full on Class 100+None, just wondering if Wolverine writers actually think things out before they make Logan do "badass" stuff.
Meh I guess. I suppose I just hold streets and low metas to a higher standard of "credibility" than Heralds and such.
Clearly he can't do the things he consistently does, it jsut to make him badass 🙄
Some streets and low meta, other not so much.......
Originally posted by StiltmanFTWThe funny thing is, Logan could of regenerated outside or in weird position onto his skeleton (metal).
Guggenheim (the writer) said that there was a possibility of his skull protecting his brain, true, but we don't know for a fact if that happened.His skeleton is made out of organic metal that happens to be indestructible, so there's always something to regenerate from.