Originally posted by juggerman
The metal is on all of his bones. In order to rip his head off Spider-Man would need to be able to break apart the adamantium skull from the adamantium spine. I don't see that happening
The spine is not one solid piece of bone. It's made of multiple bones held together by muscle and tendons. Spiderman or Thor or whoever don't need to break that adamantium, they just need to tear the tendons holding it together and then they can rip his head off.
Originally posted by FrothByte
I wonder if Wolverine will die without oxygen or food? After they knock him out they can either smother him out or just tie him up and leave him till he dies from lack of food.
Comic wolverine survived under a glacier for 3 months by eating strips of his own flesh and using his healing factor to grow it back.
movie logan was under water for either hours of days. neither of which killed him.
I'd imagine if Silver Samurai was to cut him in half down the middle, he probably wouldn't heal. But who knows, his healing abilities even in the films is extreme.
He does seem death proof though, as he flat-lined in Origins and was dead after the adamantium bonding process, but he still came back. DoFP, he clearly drowned and died. But came back once oxygen was available. The Wolverine, again, he flat-lines after he removes the spider-bot that was weakening him, but still comes back to life.
3 deaths and 3 resurrections.
Originally posted by steverules_2
Do you remember amazing spider-man 2 when he saves that kid from those bullies and fixes his little wind mill with webbing? Then we see the kid later and his wind mill is still held together by webbing...don't think the whole 'dissolving in an hour' thing is in the movie, and more than an hour had gone by. Just thought it was worth mentioning.
For one, i dont think it matters because i don't see any scenario where, Spiderman is warranted enough time to snuff out, wolverines respiratory system with webbing atleast without him defending himself in the process.
It would be much easier for, Wolverine to severe Spidermans limbs with an attack than it would for Spiderman to suffocate Logan with Webbing. Either way, theres nothing stated in the movie universe that suggests that Wolverine can't regenerate his organs after a few hours. Of course, this is all dependent on the fact that Spiderman is able to avoid, Wolverines adamantium claws and skills, long enough to suffocate, Wolverine. Wolverine has proved that at his best he can regenerate flesh and organs instantaneously.
A simple impaling from Wolverine is more than enough to drop, Spiderman.
Originally posted by Tattoos N Scars
Could Nightcrawler phase through adamantium skull and remove Logan's brain?
Theoretically, yes, but the comics will never reinforce this. Nightcrawler has never teleported just a piece of something as far as i know. In other words, if he's holding onto something, regardless of what portion it is, he will teleport the entire thing.
Originally posted by Robtard
I'd imagine if Silver Samurai was to cut him in half down the middle, he probably wouldn't heal. But who knows, his healing abilities even in the films is extreme.He does seem death proof though, as he flat-lined in Origins and was dead after the adamantium bonding process, but he still came back. DoFP, he clearly drowned and died. But came back once oxygen was available. The Wolverine, again, he flat-lines after he removes the spider-bot that was weakening him, but still comes back to life.
3 deaths and 3 resurrections.
Well, he would heal but the portion of adamantium that was destroyed wouldn't. It's hard to say what wont what heal when it comes to Logan because the Comics don't even know
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
Theoretically, yes, but the comics will never reinforce this. Nightcrawler has never teleported just a piece of something as far as i know. In other words, if he's holding onto something, regardless of what portion it is, he will teleport the entire thing.
Nightcrawler decapitated Deadpool by teleporting away with just his head in the comics.
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
For one, i dont think it matters because i don't see any scenario where, Spiderman is warranted enough time to snuff out, wolverines respiratory system with webbing atleast without him defending himself in the process.It would be much easier for, Wolverine to severe Spidermans limbs with an attack than it would for Spiderman to suffocate Logan with Webbing. Either way, theres nothing stated in the movie universe that suggests that Wolverine can't regenerate his organs after a few hours. Of course, this is all dependent on the fact that Spiderman is able to avoid, Wolverines adamantium claws and skills, long enough to suffocate, Wolverine. Wolverine has proved that at his best he can regenerate flesh and organs instantaneously.
A simple impaling from Wolverine is more than enough to drop, Spiderman.
All Spiderman needs to do is knock out Wolverine, which we know from the movies is possible. Then he'll have enough time to snuff out Wolverine's respiratory system.
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
For one, i dont think it matters because i don't see any scenario where, Spiderman is warranted enough time to snuff out, wolverines respiratory system with webbing atleast without him defending himself in the process.It would be much easier for, Wolverine to severe Spidermans limbs with an attack than it would for Spiderman to suffocate Logan with Webbing. Either way, theres nothing stated in the movie universe that suggests that Wolverine can't regenerate his organs after a few hours. Of course, this is all dependent on the fact that Spiderman is able to avoid, Wolverines adamantium claws and skills, long enough to suffocate, Wolverine. Wolverine has proved that at his best he can regenerate flesh and organs instantaneously.
A simple impaling from Wolverine is more than enough to drop, Spiderman.
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
Theoretically, yes, but the comics will never reinforce this. Nightcrawler has never teleported just a piece of something as far as i know. In other words, if he's holding onto something, regardless of what portion it is, he will teleport the entire thing.