Unskippable: Wolverine Uncaged

[Mstrswrd]

I particularly enjoyed the coment about a "stabbing quota."

 

[Wounded Melody]

Brilliant ep. Just wish the cutscenes were longer.
"He can't hear us, right?" XD XD XD

 

[Graham_LRR]

Please note: We do say at the end of the video that we looked into how Adamantium was made.
Thanks for the additional research though folks!

 

[menhir]

"Africa 06:00"

What was the point of this? Thanks for telling us this is Africa, really drives the setting home. Oh it's 6AM, that's the most important time to be Wolverine looking at an "African" sunrise!

 

[lucky_bob45]

they referenced the show that inspired the entire format for the Unstoppable video's *nerdgasms*

 

[Hamster at Dawn]

Short but sweet. Good point about the blood going into Wolverine's hands.

 

[standokan]

Wolverine is to overpowerd and wat is the point of repeating the same attack over and over if the first one already killed him, i don't like wolverine anymore, without the suit he is nothing.

oh oh wolverine riddle: whats the name of wolverine's 14 year old son?

Daken.

no, wolverteen -.-

 

[duchaked]

loved the Terminator reference...I just watched T2 the other day too

 

[duchaked]

Why stab a guy 16 times when he dies from the first one?...

wolverine is a rager

lolll yup

 

[szaleniec1000]

they referenced the show that inspired the entire format for the Unstoppable video's *nerdgasms*

Heh, that was what I thought. In the fraction of a second between that title card appearing and the Unskippable guys starting to sing I knew *exactly* what was coming.

 

[randomize4]

Another great one. The jokes during the intro are always the funniest.

 

[Vault Citizen]

Wolverine is to overpowerd and wat is the point of repeating the same attack over and over if the first one already killed him, i don't like wolverine anymore, without the suit he is nothing.

oh oh wolverine riddle: whats the name of wolverine's 14 year old son?

Daken.

no, wolverteen -.-

Daken is in his sixties

 

[HyenaThePirate]

How DO you melt an indestructable metal?

How do you create an indestructable metal?

According to the mythos as I understand, adamantium cannot be re-melted once it hardens. This means it is only molten when you combine its constituent components - likely various metals and the souls of countless orphans. (Yes, I'm aware of the vibranium deposits in Wakanda. We're talking man-made adamantium here, people.)

According to Marvel Lore, isnt Vibranium stronger than Adamantium? Wouldn't Black Cat's sword cut through Wolverine like a hot knife through butter?
I've always wondered that.

Furthermore, why does Wolverine even continue to bother wearing that yellow costume in the comic books? It's not like he actually needs to disguise his identity seeing how practically EVERYONE knows who he is, and it's not like there are too many people he'd have to "disguise" himself from anyway, and he's a loner so it's not like he's "protecting his identity to protect his family and loved ones" which for the most part are Xmen or other mutants with abilities that practically ensure that they can take care of themselves.

 

[CaptainCrunch]

How do you create an indestructable metal?

According to the mythos as I understand, adamantium cannot be re-melted once it hardens. This means it is only molten when you combine its constituent components - likely various metals and the souls of countless orphans. (Yes, I'm aware of the vibranium deposits in Wakanda. We're talking man-made adamantium here, people.)

According to Marvel Lore, isnt Vibranium stronger than Adamantium? Wouldn't Black Cat's sword cut through Wolverine like a hot knife through butter?
I've always wondered that.

For that matter, why not Captain America's shield? And how did they melt the vibranium, which is a naturally-occurring meteorite metal? Adamantium is just one of those comic book tropes - it doesn't really matter if anything is stronger. People just want to see a dude with claws tearing everything to shreds.

 

[Miral]

" It has been stated in the Xavier Protocols, a series of profiles created by Xavier that lists the strengths and weaknesses of the X-Men, that Wolverine's healing factor is increased to "incredible levels" and theorizes that the only way to stop him is to decapitate him and remove his head from the vicinity of his body"

The two halves come back together, or he crawls to his lower half and puts it near the upper half, allowing them to regenerate.

Although... if the adamantium covers all his bones (in particular including his spine and skull) then chopping him in half or decapitating him ought to be impossible.

(On the other hand, the movies frequently show him getting shot in the head, which suggests that his skull isn't surrounded by adamantium after all.)

 

[ssgt splatter]

BLOO-DY

If the fall doesn't kill him, then bullets will only piss him off.

HA!

 

[Paulrus_Keaton]

I see your MST3K reference and add in my own.

"He did a good job blowing up the place, but his bosses didn't like him so they shot him in the face."

Do I win?

 

[snuffler]

Although... if the adamantium covers all his bones (in particular including his spine and skull) then chopping him in half or decapitating him ought to be impossible.

(On the other hand, the movies frequently show him getting shot in the head, which suggests that his skull isn't surrounded by adamantium after all.)

Spoiler

Adamantium bullets are shown to penetrate his adamantium skull in origins

so theres nothing to say an adamantium blade couldn't cut him clean in half. Also in xmen 2 I believe there is a scene about about an hour and a half in that depicts wolverine walking into the chamber where his operation was preformed. The images on the walls show pictures of skulls that aren't fully covered in adamantium, indicating that his bones might not be FULLY covered. In addition, as you said, he gets shot in the head plenty of times in the xmen trilogy and goes down for at least a short amount of time.

 

[BWayMarshall]

Thanks guys another awesome video, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing on that tony award winner reference; thanks for that.