In some discussions among many Marvel fans, there are some Marvel characters that often appear in the discussion forum and become the core of the debate among many fans, and the reason why these characters become the core of the debate is that some of them are controversial because of the origin of their characters, and some are simply because of their ability to set.
One of the more typical is --
"Wolverine" and "Deadpool" are often constantly verified in the various brain-hole assumptions of fans!
To put it simply, basically after Marvel launched these 2 characters with bug-level super self-healing abilities, various Marvel fans who had opened their minds did not stop trying to find a "way" to verify whether the near-immortal ability of Uncle Wolf and Deadpool would fail.
Typical ones are:
If Deadpool and Uncle Wolf are in the case of "ashes", will these 2 people still be able to be resurrected?
I have to say that the fans who put forward this hypothesis at that time were really a bit cruel, and the means of "frustrated bones and ashes" were all thought of, emmmmm, think about it
However, in response to this hypothesis, in my personal opinion, whether it is Uncle Wolf or Deadpool, in fact, it will be resurrected, but the resurrection of Wolverine in the former may be relatively fast.
Why do you say that?
In fact, if we look at it from a movie point of view, in the eyes of many fans, Wolverine's ability does not seem to be as buggy as Deadpool,and in the earlier Fox movie series of "X-Men" and "Wolverine" series, Uncle Wolf's self-healing ability is only a bug at best, but it will not be able to be revived at the stage of frustration, right?
This is actually a misunderstanding in itself.
In fact, in the earlier Fox movie series, we once saw a "mouthless Deadpool" in "Wolverine", this version of Deadpool's own super self-healing ability is actually derived from Wolverine's variant genes, so many of the immortal settings we do not see in Uncle Wolf can be seen from "Mouthless Deadpool".
Typically, in the movie, The Mouthless Deadpool is finally killed by Uncle Wolf, and even after unloading eight pieces, in a version of the deleted Easter egg that was not released at the time, we can see that the Mouthless Deadpool is not dead, and the severed hands are crawling to the head of the Mouthless Deadpool.
Therefore, based on this point, we can say that Uncle Wolf itself can not only resist non-fatal injuries, in fact, even if it is the ultimate fatal attack of "dead can no longer die", Uncle Wolf's self-healing factor itself can be completely resurrected.
And in the movie, Marvel's original set of the comic is even more to present the extreme resurrection of Uncle Wolf -
In the earlier Marvel original setting, Marvel once set Uncle Wolf to attack a tactical nuclear bomb in the front, resulting in the moment of the explosion of the nuclear bomb, Uncle Wolf's biological body part was instantly destroyed to the point that even "ash" was left, leaving only a bare Edman alloy skeleton.
Therefore, in simple terms, this setting is basically in line with the setting of "frustrated bones and ashes".
But it is also under this setting, if you have watched this plot, you will find that the surface of the Edelman alloy skeleton left by Uncle Wolf began to derive from cell tissue to blood vessels to muscle tissue, and finally achieved the resurrection of Uncle Wolf.
The reason for this setting is also because the Edelman alloy skeleton is already completely integrated with the self-healing factor of Uncle Wolf in the original setting, so as long as the Edelman alloy skeleton is fine, basically Uncle Wolf can slowly "grow" back by relying on the alloy skeleton!
The same principle is actually simpler on the other side of Deadpool!
Most directly:
Marvel's undead attributes given to Deadpool are almost "absolute" resurrections, in other words, Deadpool's resurrection is unreasonable.
Whether you're throwing Deadpool to ashes or throwing it into volcanic lava, as long as Deadpool still has a trace of cell tissue in this world, Deadpool will not be resurrected.
And that's not counting the undead plugin that Marvel gave Deadpool to the plot line—
The Curse of Thanos + the Love of the Death of the Five Gods!
These 2 plug-ins are actually the premise of each other, because in the Marvel setting, Deadpool often shuttled between life and death because of his immortal ability, so that he was noticed by the five gods "death", and over time, death fell directly in love with Deadpool because of his personal design.
Therefore, with the blessing of the love of the gods who represent death in the Marvel Universe, it is basically impossible for Deadpool to die, because in the setting, the death of the five gods has another admirer, that is, Thanos.
But because Thanos is unrequited, therefore, after learning about the relationship between Death and Deadpool, Thanos directly defined Deadpool as a love enemy, so in order to avoid Deadpool entering the Kingdom of Death and the death of the gods again, Thanos directly laid down the blood and cursed Deadpool for "immortality"!
In this way, after Deadpool suffered a fatal injury again, there was no CD cooling resurrection mechanism, and the soul would not enter the realm of death again, but would directly achieve instant resurrection.
Therefore, even if it happens to Deadpool, there is no resurrection pressure, but because Deadpool's resurrection is "slowly growing back", it may be longer in the resurrection time.
So, what other ways do you think there are to get these 2 people to go straight offline? Let's talk in the comments section!
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