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Every type of Adamantium Explained | Comics Explained

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[comics_explained]

Before anyone asks, yes Injustice Year Four will be out today!

[mycomyers]

"unless the marvel cinematic universe gets X men which I don't think they will" that's where you're wrong kiddo

[Usurper]

If Adamantium is poisonous to people without a healing factor then why isn't Bullseye dead? He has an adamantium skeleton too.

[ravenisaboss]

Logan was incredible, I went in with really high expectations, and it still managed to blow me away.

[slippy]

you know what'd be cool rob? a video that compares the xmen and avengers jets! which has better offensive and defensive technology?

[SpiralXman]

Hey, Rob... with respect to Magneto's control of adamantium relative to the "death" of Wolverine... since it has been shown that Magneto can affect the metal on a molecular level, so as to cause it to flow liquefied from Wolverine's pores, how is it that no one has thought to request that he try the same molecular manipulations to remove the adamantly encasing Logan, rather than unilaterally declaring his death? Hmmm...

[Gardow]

Was hoping to see Adamantine pop up in this video. It's basically the gold adamantium of the gods, and there's a Wolverine who has it.

Also, the Hulk wouldn't have to be able to break adamantium to tear Wolverine in half, as the spinal cord isn't one solid rod, but vertebrae stacked on top of one another.

[zevkore]

Could you do a video on metals Magneto can't manipulate?

[jakeobgraves]

I like the videos and playlists where you explain concepts rather than stories. You do too good a job explaining stories I have yet to read but the concept videos are amazing. I’m new to comics so all the info I can get without spoiling too much the better.

[rockdesu]

ty Hugh...I shed a tear when the ending credits started.

[AlexeySay]

I always thought that Caps shield was made of vibranium.

[iamjabby]

Hi im from 2019 and MCU will get the Xmen :)

[swiftswalow]

this video is the best thing to come out of rebirth.

[dubyajay]

Please Please, do a weekly Legion rundown. Your'e the only one we can trust to explain the depths of it's lore!!

[teddyisaliar]

rob where's the rundown of the joker copyrighting fish cause that videos need to happen cause it will be amazing

[zachcouch]

Logan is hands down the best X-men movie ever.

[LUCKO]

Yet not even 4 years on from this video, Marvel does get the X-Men back.

[jamesalexander]

I absolutely love your videos! Your laugh sounds like it's been prerecorded and used over and over in almost every video lol. You're awesome

[TheLei]

Drinking game: take a shot every time he says adamantium

[Elliandr]

If Wolverine's bones are able to regenerate, even to the extent of growing broken bone claws back with the adamantium structure intact, doesn't this imply that his biology is capable of of storing the components of adamantium alloy and synthesizing it? In which case, since all of the compounds except vibranium is going to be commonly found in normal food, wouldn't that mean his body is not only able to regenerate adamantium, but also break it down? I base this on the fact that humans release certain minerals and metals from the bones for various biological functions, including adjustments to blood ph. If the adamantium fully integrated with the bones in a way that doesn't inhibit normal functioning, then the iron that is part of the adamantium allow should be able to exist in variable concentrations, and because of this the body will also have to store pure vibranium somewhere.

In this case, it means that Wolverine's own body must be capable of both creating and destroying adamantium, so if you put the raw ingredients in his diet you could potentially use his body to harvest an unlimited supply of adamantium claw tips to use as adamantium bullets. It also means that, for it to be able to do this, it must have gone through an epigenetic change as adaptation to the adamantium meaning that his stem cells should remember how to produce adamantium even if you took it all away, so that means if you took his stem cells and replicated them in the lab you could 3D print a living bone structure of whatever shape and get them to form adamantium simply by adding the raw ingredients to it's nutrients.

Considering that Wakanda has a literal mountain of Vibranium, and that is only a part of the whole that is adamantium, this would be the cheapest and quickest way to produce beta adamantium for whatever use needed.

.... and this is why, in the Marvel Universe, I'd be an evil scientist.