Originally posted by Mr.MxyzptlkShooting with with vampire blood at the on-set of the fight would get him a win or at the very least paralyze Wolverine long enough for Blade to do heavy damage and tax his healing factor. The magic bolo could paralyze Wolverine as well, plus he has access to MI:13's vast arsenal.
Anyone have on-panel proof that Blade either has been shown to carry or has access to an arsenal sufficient to give him any kind of advantage over Wolverine?
Originally posted by Mr.MxyzptlkYea, but when his healing factor came into contact with thee vampire virus he was paralyzed while his body fought it. Dracula also managed to turn him into a vampire so vampire blood definitely has an effect on him depending on the strength of the vampire it comes from.
Something of portent I remembered:Didn't they reveal that Cyclops had infected Wolverine with nanites to tax and partially nullify his Healing Factor so that he could be vampirized in the first place?
Originally posted by carver9not only does Logan now have several weaknesses that Blade is well equipped to capitalize on he would initially be paralyzed as his healing factor tried to battle the virus, if Blade gets the blood in him, it's prety much an insta-win. A suped up Wolverine wouldn't be any more dangerous than some of the more powerful Vampires Blade has come up against (Deacon Frost, Spitfire, Dracula, Negus, etc.) hell Blade put down a vampiric Spiderman in about a panel.
But doesn't Vampire blood amp him. Why in the world would Blade want to face a faster, stronger, more relentless Wolverine? It's already debatable if he can hang with a standard Wolvy, any other increases and Blade get his head taken off within the second the transformation takes place.
Originally posted by OneDumbG0
^ I think the idea presented in the Blade comic was that Blade would turn him into a vampire, then stake him through the heart, disintegrating him.
Originally posted by Dum Dum Duganstaking someone takes a second 😐
which was one of the dumbest ideas ive ever seen. It was all based on wishful thinking that the serum would work, which was doubtful. Then it all had to be accomplish before wolverine unsheath his claws which move much faster then Blade could stake wolverine.
Originally posted by Dum Dum Dugan
which was one of the dumbest ideas ive ever seen. It was all based on wishful thinking that the serum would work, which was doubtful. Then it all had to be accomplish before wolverine unsheath his claws which move much faster then Blade could stake wolverine.
It also requires the assumption that once becoming a vampire Wolverine's healing factor would for some reason be nullified (which we know to be untrue) or unable to cope with the standard Vampire weaknesses, which is unlikely considering they are relatively minor damages compared to what he deals with on a daily basis. Considering standard vampires can through attrition build up resilience and even functional immunity to all their weaknesses, it seems like - as you said - wishful thinking to assume that any of the standard vampire weaknesses would have any notable effect on a vampire who also possess a healing factor on the level of Wolverine. Not that any of that is relevant at all, Wolverine can only be a vampire for mere seconds before his healing factor reverses the effect.
Originally posted by srankmissingninvampirism is not natural...his hf would not prevent the mystical weaknesses of vampiricism
It also requires the assumption that once becoming a vampire Wolverine's healing factor would for some reason be nullified (which we know to be untrue) or unable to cope with the standard Vampire weaknesses, which is unlikely considering they are relatively minor damages compared to what he deals with on a daily basis. Considering standard vampires can through attrition build up resilience and even functional immunity to all their weaknesses, it seems like - as you said - wishful thinking to assume that any of the standard vampire weaknesses would have any notable effect on a vampire who also possess a healing factor on the level of Wolverine. Not that any of that is relevant at all, Wolverine can only be a vampire for mere seconds before his healing factor reverses the effect.
Originally posted by Starscream M
vampirism is not natural...his hf would not prevent the mystical weaknesses of vampiricism
Yes it would. He would be a vampire with a healing factor, and his healing factor would compensate for all those weaknesses. Vampires drinking his blood alone compensates for all those weaknesses, and that is from a deluded healing factor boon.