Poll: Can Wolverine Be Killed?

[ThatJagoGuy]

Kaneda1007[]|]YES! If Someone has the Muramasa Blade, a sword fused with Wolverines healing factor, currently in the possession of Cyclops whom Wolverine entrusted its safety. Daken, Wolverines son is currently searching for the sword so he can kill his father for "apparently" killing his mother...

Im Kaneda1007 and i am a Geek =D

If I had no opinion before, this has convinced me. Always go with the geekiest response - it's probably right.

 

[UltimatheChosen]

Wolverine can die. His healing factor is essentially the same as Sabertooth's, and as Cable said about Sabertooth:

He can't be killed by conventional means, and we don't have time for anything fancy.

Cable generally knows what he's talking about when it comes to fighting and killing, so I'd go with the statement's implication: That there is a way to kill Sabretooth. And whatever can kill Sabretooth can kill Wolverine.

 

[Crimson King]

If you could decapitate him somehow I'm pretty sure not even HE could live through it.

You would have to disintigrate him, but yeah I think so.

^ Also a way ^

 

[pamplemousse]

There's more than a few ways to kill Wolverine.

^ Starting with that. Wolverine can heal from almost any injury, given time... But if he were blasted by a huge Sentinel beam and flayed down to just a skeleton (like he was here), he wouldn't be able to recover.

He could also be killed by removing his head from his body, though with the adamantium spine keeping it firmly in place, that'd be pretty hard to do.

Magneto, having complete control over Wolverine, could fly him up into outer space, or hold him under water until he died of suffocation.

There are other, more obvious methods, like canceling out his healing factor, but nobody really takes those into account, 'cause they're boring.

the suffocation wouldn't work, as shown when he fought Sabertooth. Sabertooth held him under water for a very very long time, but Wolverine healed and tackle him off the cliff. but decapitation would work.

 

[RedVelvet]

Toss him in to the sun

 

[crudus]

Toss him in to the sun

Personally , I don't think that would kill him directly. But he would be there and nobody would be able to retrieve him so he would die of starvation eventually.

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Anyone can be killed. Except Doctor Manhattan, but he's pretty much a god so that doesn't count. But yes, Wolverine can be killed. Not even his fast healing ability will save him from a sniper shot to the head...

His adamantium skull might though.

AFAICR, he's been killed in Nightmares of Future Past (Eradicated by a Sentinel), Fred Hembeck Destroys The Marvel Universe (By a Ninja Sentinel) and a few other times.

 

[LewsTherin]

Purge it with fire and steel.

 

[Kaunte]

Ultimate Wolverine's head was cut off, and placed in a vaccuum. So he CAN survive without oxygen. He has also survived
-a bullet to the head
-ripped in half
-a nuke
-getting the adamantium ripped from his bones
-beheading
-and much much more...

Frank Castle has killed Wolverine, with... electricity? Was it?
He could be killed with the muramasa blade

 

[quiet_samurai]

A nuke, or molten metal, or that giant hydrolic press in Terminator.

 

[Khazoth]

Don't know if its still canon but Professor Xavier had a file on each of the X-Men detailing how to kill them in an emergency situation.

 

[Bat Vader]

Anyone can be killed. Except Doctor Manhattan, but he's pretty much a god so that doesn't count. But yes, Wolverine can be killed. Not even his fast healing ability will save him from a sniper shot to the head...

That's where his extra-strong-bullet-stopping adamantium sceleton comes in i presume

NO, NO, NO with a capital N (and O). His bones are unbreakable, his organs replaceable-- and if I'm not mistaken, once he and Sabertooth were locked in combat so long that he was reduced to a charred, stained, adamantium skeleton-- and he was STILL beating the crap out of that guy.

NO.

He's still only human. A mutated human who can heal quickly and has an adamantium skeleton, true, but still human. Hence if he's reduced to nothing but skeleton then he will die. Nothing you say can change that. As for the skeleton itself, just because it's been bonded with adamantium doesn't mean it's unbreakable. Here's a quote for you:

While often referred to as indestructible or unbreakable, it is possible for it to be destroyed through very specific circumstances. True adamantium can be destroyed through very precise molecular rearrangement, such as being altered by Thanos while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet.[3] True adamantium's molecular structure can also be altered by Antarctic vibranium, also known as anti-metal, as it has the capability to liquify all known metallic substances, including adamantium.

See? I've managed to shoot down both arguments there. Plus, did any of you know that in a human head there's a bit at the back of the head where there's no skull protection? Feel the back of your head and you'll notice it. I know because I used that same fact in a screenplay I wrote a while ago. Anyway, a sword or knife through the brain using that entry point, and all the adamantium in the world won't save Wolverine from a painful death.

So there. I win.

But he could regenerate his brain though. He would have be destroyed like how Doctor Manhattan killed Rorschach.

You moron, brain cells don't replicate themselves! The whole point about Wolverines' healing factor is that it increases the cell replication speed, and as I said before brain cells do not replicate themselves, that is common knowledge.

Wolverine is a mutant and so his genetic material is different from that of a regular human. His healing factor allows him to heal all his wounds.

In Hellsing Alucard and Alexander Aanderson both have their brains destroyed a thousand times over so what says Wolverine cannot regenerate his brain? Remember, his healing factor allows himself to regenerate any wound.

 

[Zorg Machine]

Anyone can be killed. Except Doctor Manhattan, but he's pretty much a god so that doesn't count. But yes, Wolverine can be killed. Not even his fast healing ability will save him from a sniper shot to the head...

actually he would survive it due to his indestructible skeleton

Magneto could kill him by ripping his metal skeleton out of his body.

Already done, and that just made him angry

It has also been stated that the adimantium skeleton actually slows down his regeneration, so ripping it out of him will accelerate it hugely

crush the adamantium in his head to a ball? throwing him into the sun? ripping his skeleton out and the ripping of all his limbs and ending it by incinerating his severed head in a bucket of lava? putting him inside a supernova? throwing him into space? turning back time and hurtling him into the big bang? I could do this all day and eventually he would die from one of my ideas.

 

[Britisheagle]

huh theres a point, can he die of starvation?? Because after all he is only human, just a super badass mutant one.

 

[KingPiccolOwned]

Anyone can be killed. Except Doctor Manhattan, but he's pretty much a god so that doesn't count. But yes, Wolverine can be killed. Not even his fast healing ability will save him from a sniper shot to the head...

That's where his extra-strong-bullet-stopping adamantium sceleton comes in i presume

NO, NO, NO with a capital N (and O). His bones are unbreakable, his organs replaceable-- and if I'm not mistaken, once he and Sabertooth were locked in combat so long that he was reduced to a charred, stained, adamantium skeleton-- and he was STILL beating the crap out of that guy.

NO.

He's still only human. A mutated human who can heal quickly and has an adamantium skeleton, true, but still human. Hence if he's reduced to nothing but skeleton then he will die. Nothing you say can change that. As for the skeleton itself, just because it's been bonded with adamantium doesn't mean it's unbreakable. Here's a quote for you:

While often referred to as indestructible or unbreakable, it is possible for it to be destroyed through very specific circumstances. True adamantium can be destroyed through very precise molecular rearrangement, such as being altered by Thanos while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet.[3] True adamantium's molecular structure can also be altered by Antarctic vibranium, also known as anti-metal, as it has the capability to liquify all known metallic substances, including adamantium.

See? I've managed to shoot down both arguments there. Plus, did any of you know that in a human head there's a bit at the back of the head where there's no skull protection? Feel the back of your head and you'll notice it. I know because I used that same fact in a screenplay I wrote a while ago. Anyway, a sword or knife through the brain using that entry point, and all the adamantium in the world won't save Wolverine from a painful death.

So there. I win.

But he could regenerate his brain though. He would have be destroyed like how Doctor Manhattan killed Rorschach.

You moron, brain cells don't replicate themselves! The whole point about Wolverines' healing factor is that it increases the cell replication speed, and as I said before brain cells do not replicate themselves, that is common knowledge.

Wolverine is a mutant and so his genetic material is different from that of a regular human. His healing factor allows him to heal all his wounds.

In Hellsing Alucard and Alexander Aanderson both have their brains destroyed a thousand times over so what says Wolverine cannot regenerate his brain? Remember, his healing factor allows himself to regenerate any wound.

That is because they are magic for god's sakes. You can't compare a genetic mutation to incantations fool.

 

[Bat Vader]

Anyone can be killed. Except Doctor Manhattan, but he's pretty much a god so that doesn't count. But yes, Wolverine can be killed. Not even his fast healing ability will save him from a sniper shot to the head...

That's where his extra-strong-bullet-stopping adamantium sceleton comes in i presume

NO, NO, NO with a capital N (and O). His bones are unbreakable, his organs replaceable-- and if I'm not mistaken, once he and Sabertooth were locked in combat so long that he was reduced to a charred, stained, adamantium skeleton-- and he was STILL beating the crap out of that guy.

NO.

He's still only human. A mutated human who can heal quickly and has an adamantium skeleton, true, but still human. Hence if he's reduced to nothing but skeleton then he will die. Nothing you say can change that. As for the skeleton itself, just because it's been bonded with adamantium doesn't mean it's unbreakable. Here's a quote for you:

While often referred to as indestructible or unbreakable, it is possible for it to be destroyed through very specific circumstances. True adamantium can be destroyed through very precise molecular rearrangement, such as being altered by Thanos while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet.[3] True adamantium's molecular structure can also be altered by Antarctic vibranium, also known as anti-metal, as it has the capability to liquify all known metallic substances, including adamantium.

See? I've managed to shoot down both arguments there. Plus, did any of you know that in a human head there's a bit at the back of the head where there's no skull protection? Feel the back of your head and you'll notice it. I know because I used that same fact in a screenplay I wrote a while ago. Anyway, a sword or knife through the brain using that entry point, and all the adamantium in the world won't save Wolverine from a painful death.

So there. I win.

But he could regenerate his brain though. He would have be destroyed like how Doctor Manhattan killed Rorschach.

You moron, brain cells don't replicate themselves! The whole point about Wolverines' healing factor is that it increases the cell replication speed, and as I said before brain cells do not replicate themselves, that is common knowledge.

Wolverine is a mutant and so his genetic material is different from that of a regular human. His healing factor allows him to heal all his wounds.

In Hellsing Alucard and Alexander Aanderson both have their brains destroyed a thousand times over so what says Wolverine cannot regenerate his brain? remember, his healing factor allows himself to regenerate any wound.

That is because they are magic for god's sakes. You can't compare a genetic mutation to incantations fool.

Alex Andersons healing ability is nanomachines, not magic.

Explain to me why Wolverine's mutant ability could not repair his brain yet Deadpool got a knife through his skull and brains yet was able to regenerate his skull and brains?

 

[KingPiccolOwned]

Anyone can be killed. Except Doctor Manhattan, but he's pretty much a god so that doesn't count. But yes, Wolverine can be killed. Not even his fast healing ability will save him from a sniper shot to the head...

That's where his extra-strong-bullet-stopping adamantium sceleton comes in i presume

NO, NO, NO with a capital N (and O). His bones are unbreakable, his organs replaceable-- and if I'm not mistaken, once he and Sabertooth were locked in combat so long that he was reduced to a charred, stained, adamantium skeleton-- and he was STILL beating the crap out of that guy.

NO.

He's still only human. A mutated human who can heal quickly and has an adamantium skeleton, true, but still human. Hence if he's reduced to nothing but skeleton then he will die. Nothing you say can change that. As for the skeleton itself, just because it's been bonded with adamantium doesn't mean it's unbreakable. Here's a quote for you:

While often referred to as indestructible or unbreakable, it is possible for it to be destroyed through very specific circumstances. True adamantium can be destroyed through very precise molecular rearrangement, such as being altered by Thanos while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet.[3] True adamantium's molecular structure can also be altered by Antarctic vibranium, also known as anti-metal, as it has the capability to liquify all known metallic substances, including adamantium.

See? I've managed to shoot down both arguments there. Plus, did any of you know that in a human head there's a bit at the back of the head where there's no skull protection? Feel the back of your head and you'll notice it. I know because I used that same fact in a screenplay I wrote a while ago. Anyway, a sword or knife through the brain using that entry point, and all the adamantium in the world won't save Wolverine from a painful death.

So there. I win.

But he could regenerate his brain though. He would have be destroyed like how Doctor Manhattan killed Rorschach.

You moron, brain cells don't replicate themselves! The whole point about Wolverines' healing factor is that it increases the cell replication speed, and as I said before brain cells do not replicate themselves, that is common knowledge.

Wolverine is a mutant and so his genetic material is different from that of a regular human. His healing factor allows him to heal all his wounds.

In Hellsing Alucard and Alexander Aanderson both have their brains destroyed a thousand times over so what says Wolverine cannot regenerate his brain? remember, his healing factor allows himself to regenerate any wound.

That is because they are magic for god's sakes. You can't compare a genetic mutation to incantations fool.

Alex Andersons healing ability is nanomachines, not magic.

Explain to me why Wolverine's mutant ability could not repair his brain yet Deadpool got a knife through his skull and brains yet was able to regenerate his skull and brains?

Alright, but nanomachines are still quite a ways away from natural healing ability, and as for Deadpool show me the angle of entry and I'll answer your question.

 

[Hamster at Dawn]

The Ultimate version of Wolverine was torn in half by The Hulk, THEN had his head cut off AND was shot in the head by Nick Fury...

That doesn't seem physically possible. I guess he really is Ultimate. What if they took out his brain and then split it into a million pieces? Surely that would kill him.

 

[WrongSprite]

Guys.

Fire him into the sun.