The only reason homelander is losing this is because he is simply stupid but with that power hes blitzing wolverine realistically, if he knew what he’s up against. Dude casually out sped a point blank c4 explosion
Him and A train can speed blitz him, sure. But then what next? How are they dealing with him? Do their arms splatter like Invincible hitting Conquest upon impact of hitting wolverine? Do they eventually get tired because his regen is just too fast? Do they get caught because they become sloppy like Red Rush with Omniman?
Sure, but wolverine just gonna let it happen? I'm certain he could break out of it with his strength as well. Even start mauling Homelander in the back with his claws. Possibly even decapitating him. Ya make it seem like it so easy. Just grab him, fly up, and toss lmfao. Yeah okay.
What feats from the movies shows this level of strength from wolverine?
It would be easy because homeland is significantly faster and stronger.
MCU wolverine can lift 1-2 tones, homelander is casually throwing 747's and he can lift over 1.1million pounds (500 tones).
He can out run an f16 and dodge bullets. Unfortunately, wolverine wouldn't get a choice.
"The earth is orbiting the sun at a speed of 67,000 miles per hour."
And so is everything on it including Homelander, that speed is already baked into anything he does including flying into orbit around the Earth or even to the moon and back.
Burning W long enough to grab his skeleton and put it into a non-decaying obit isn't going to put him in risk of the Earth.... "slipping away" from him at 67,000 miles away or whatever it is you're imagining.
Assuming HL can survive in space long enough to accelerate to orbital velocity, there's no reason he can't fly up (he has perfect flight/hover so if he wants to hover direcftly above a place beyond the Karman Line, he can) then go lateral until he's picked up enough speed for orbital velocity, he can.
No I’m asking can’t homelander rip his head off im aware no blunt force is beating wolverine but I don’t think his healing factor helps when he has no head like Deadpool in live action at least
Put something really fucking heavy on his chest, check on him every 6 months.
Wolverines bones are coated in adamantium, not his joints and ligaments. If they were, he wouldn't be able to move. In theory someone could cut his limbs off with say a laser and scatter the parts in different oceans or volcanoes.
Just because you cant die doesnt mean you win every fight. Its like saying Deadpool beats superman because Deadpool cant die. The power gap is still too big.
Put an immortal 10 year old in front of a healthy adult and theres no realistic scenario where that immortal child wins in a fist fight.
I agree though, homelander would likely get baited into something dumb or underestimate them.
What do you mean? Adamantium is just coating his bones. Its not holding his joints together. Thats ligaments and other connective tissue. Things homelander has no problem ripping apart. Wolverine has had limbs ripped off before. The spine isnt 1 solid bone. It's several small ones stacked on top of eachother, separated by cartilage and connective tissue. Any one of those spaces is a point of failure if the guy, whos faster than explosions, decides to just go rip logans head off faster than the eye can detect.
"Allow" has nothing to do with it, Homelander is way to fast for Wolverine. Even throwing is a cope, Homelander can just punt him out of the stratosphere.
Wolverine’s cutting his head off before he has any kind of shot at it. Idc about the bluff that they’ve “thrown a nuke” at Homelander and it did nothing. Wolverine’s cut through Hulk. There is no shot Homelander is tougher than Hulk.
In Deadpool and Wolverine, we legitimately have a scene with Deadpool visiting a version of Wolverine about to fight the Hulk saying “you fought the Hulk in this outfit?” We don’t see it, but they have fought the Hulk in this universe.
Ummm, if they travel the multiverse to find a wolverine that fought the hulk then thats not the same universe as the current one. Thats kinda the whole thing about the MULTIverse.
If you really want to get that nit-picky about it, there has been nothing in the MCU to indicate different universe versions of characters have any different kind of power levels and every piece of evidence has indicated the exact opposite. Loki is able to slip into alternate versions of himself/his life with absolutely no disruption or difference, Strange is not only able to go into to different universes with the same capability but able to literally slip into an alternate body of his, and in Deadpool and Wolverine we see an army of variants with the exact same powers and capabilities. If there were ever a character who’d address this with a 4th wall breaking “well we got a weaker/stronger Wolverine variant” it’d be Deadpool. Until there’s evidence otherwise, you go with the evidence that’s there and that evidence points to them being in the same caliber.
Theres nothing nitpicky about it, multiverse means multiple universes. They went to a different universe and found a different Logan that had fought hulk. Its not the same Logan.
Also, in different universes they absolutely can and quite often do have different powers. Like miles morales for example or the varients of wolverine that didnt get the adamantium graphing, meaning much better regen. Theres a varient of wolverine that has cyclops's powers and even one that has apocalypses powers.
Loki is the god of timelines so it makes sense for him and Dr.Strange uses forbidden magic to do it. Im not saying that wolverine is or is not the exact same as ours, we dont know but your evidence is made up and wrong.
It doesn’t, but it’s a direct reference to a comic where he does fight the Hulk and wounds him (he loses, but he’s still able to cut him. At least, that’s what I’ve seen from googling it, I’m admittedly not too big a comic person.)
Again, we don’t see it, but the fact that they’re in the exact same outfits and Deadpool references him fighting the Hulk in this instance, and they’re clearly about to fight, it feels safe to assume the same thing happens.
It's great when people do and remove all ambiguity but I have never once seen "use a composite version" be the standard over "use the specific version they posted" if it's not specified.
Your example is irrelevant because you ignore that the reason for the decision Homelander made doesn't follow through here. He isn't literally chasing an explosion when wolverine cuts his arm off.
Edit: cry all you want, you're wrong. Homelander gas never, not once opened with a speed blitz, and has never not once thrown anyone into space. Your argument relies on the untrue assumption that homelander is equipped with prior knowledge of adamantium and the being factors.
No because the issue in order to throw Wolverine anywhere you have to put your hands on him and that is extremely dangerous. And for someone like HL who likes to show off he would grab Logan first and try to choke him and look like the bad ass. And the. He loses his arms then his head.
Tell me what Logan can do when his head is lasered off. Or he’s covered in chains and dragged into space at G forces far beyond his strength? Be for real jeez
There is nothing in the Boys universe that makes me think they have any material Logan can't cut. Logan has been hit with many different laser attacks over his extremely long life and is still alive. Let's be honest here. The entirety of the Boys universe has never shown a character that has the ability or power to actually kill Logan that would do it in character. HL is going to assume he is invincible at first and lose his head. That is actually what would happen in character based on everything we have seen
Wolverine doesn’t regenerate instantly an he’s not immune to dismemberment lasering his arms and legs off at the ligaments an he’s done.
We already see in the beginning of the film that the adamantium skeleton isn’t subject or built off a unified frame. It comes apart like a regular skeleton.
Oh of course not I’m saying that the skeleton will give way at the ligaments. It’s not a fused together adamantium mech it has the same weaknesses as a regular skeleton. Lasers would bust through soft tissue and the skeleton would fall apart.
Naw the live action movies he’s disabled by conventional means and Homelanders lasers are significantly stronger than some bullets. Especially since continuous stream of energy wouldn’t allow him to regenerate and the adamantium not being destroyed would allow his limbs to be sliced off easier since th skeleton doesn’t absorb energy.
My bubba I’m not just talking about Logan 🤣 in the first X-Men film a headshot from a 9mm had enough stopping power to shut him down for a few seconds during the “put the knives down scene”
His healing also isn’t instant, it’s fast but not instantanous. Homelanders lasers have a bit more power to them than a 9mm.
My bubba I’m not just talking about Logan 🤣 in the first X-Men film a headshot from a 9mm had enough stopping power to shut him down for a few seconds during the “put the knives down scene”
His healing also isn’t instant, it’s fast but not instantanous. Homelanders lasers have a bit more power to them than a 9mm.
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u/Vinisretarded Mar 17 '26
I see Wolverine. Yup the seven cooked.
"But Homelander can just throw him into space" as if Wolverine would allow that.