Ok, I know this is just a funny cartoon image, could it really happen? Could Magneto use Colossus's metal against him?

According to X-men evolution, yet.

no

Sir Gorgon(Darkchild) says:

"no"

why do you say no?

logically no...

because it isn't metal, it's a biomorphic alloy that has the properties of metal but is still organic.

M

well magneto healed him once, using his powers on peters injured armored form, and i think i remember magneto always being able to freeze colossus whenever colossus tried to attack him.

hmmm... i maybe wrong then...

i'll have to check up on that

but i always thought it was organic as it moved and flexed like normal skin with a few of the properties of metal.

M

they say it's organic and it certainly allows movement but i remember magneto always being able to affect him and i definitely remember magneto healing him.

Apparition says:

"they say it's organic and it certainly allows movement but i remember magneto always being able to affect him and i definitely remember magneto healing him."

ugh, this is why i stay away from marvel comics... they're always changing their 'rules' lol

if it's organic, then magnetics won't effect it... simple :D

M

Methos says:

"Apparition says:

"they say it's organic and it certainly allows movement but i remember magneto always being able to affect him and i definitely remember magneto healing him."

ugh, this is why i stay away from marvel comics... they're always changing their 'rules' lol if it's organic, then magnetics won't effect it... simple :D M"

its all fiction. i dont think marvel changed their rules. colossus has always been effected by magneto. lol its no crazier than anything else in comics.

Well, doesn't iyt move like skin because of the many plates that go over him?

Cryo-Wolf says:

"Well, doesn't iyt move like skin because of the many plates that go over him?"

i think it just acts exactly like skin. i dont think there are any plates because he's metallic all the way down to his internal organs, which is why magneto could heal him.

Apparition says:

"Cryo-Wolf says:

"Well, doesn't iyt move like skin because of the many plates that go over him?"

i think it just acts exactly like skin. i dont think there are any plates because he's metallic all the way down to his internal organs, which is why magneto could heal him."

I thought it moved by replacing his skin with a series of metal plates....and the plates in turn can move and flex and what not.

Methos says:

if it's organic, then magnetics won't effect it... simple :DM"

And why is that? Even if it's organic it's still steel.

The reason magnetic forces affect metal has more to do with the crystlline structure than the actual elements involved. It's theoretically possible to have an "organic" (meaning made up of a carbon backbone) substance that is relfective, strong and generally metallic.

Its an organic metal. So yes its organic but it is also metal. So Magento can control him and yes make him punch himself.

x-men legends compared it to osmium

Apparition says:

"Cryo-Wolf says:

"Well, doesn't iyt move like skin because of the many plates that go over him?"

i think it just acts exactly like skin. i dont think there are any plates because he's metallic all the way down to his internal organs, which is why magneto could heal him."

i know i'm late but he when he goes metal he does not have organs he is all metal like when he bleed he bleeds pure energy

Methos says:

"Apparition says:

"they say it's organic and it certainly allows movement but i remember magneto always being able to affect him and i definitely remember magneto healing him."

ugh, this is why i stay away from marvel comics... they're always changing their 'rules' lol if it's organic, then magnetics won't effect it... simple :D M"

Cough

Unnecessary!

Cough

Yes Mags has used Collosus's metal in the past on numerous ocassion. In Ultimate was the first time Collossus's considerale strenght was brought to bear against the magnetic attack, sucessufully.

Sol says:

"Methos says:

"Apparition says:

"they say it's organic and it certainly allows movement but i remember magneto always being able to affect him and i definitely remember magneto healing him."

ugh, this is why i stay away from marvel comics... they're always changing their 'rules' lol if it's organic, then magnetics won't effect it... simple :D M"

Cough

Unnecessary!

Cough"

why unnecessary?

i made a completely honest point

M

the evolution version was made of such plates

Can he beat The Thing?

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Ok, I know this is just a funny cartoon image, could it really happen? Could Magneto use Colossus's metal against him?

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I don't think so.

Does it shied him from psychics?

Does his ding ding turn metal?

"Does it shied him from psychics?"

"Does his ding ding turn metal?"

"Vance Astro said:

"Does his ding ding turn metal?"

Mhmmmmmm


"

"Does his ding ding turn metal?"

"Vance Astro said:

"Does his ding ding turn metal?"

If it did, Then that would make Kitty Pryde alittle Kinky.
"

"Does his ding ding turn metal?"

Colossus is susceptible to magnetics. His form, although organic, closely resembles steel (mostly comprised of Iron and thus magnetic).
Here's a quick quote from an OHOTMU,

Colossus is a mutant with the superhuman ability to convert the tissue of his entire body into an organic steel-like substance, granting him superhuman strength and a high degree of resistance to bodily harm. This substance, resembling organic steel, is of unknown composition but appears to be analogous to osmium and to carbon steel.

pixelized said:

And also dead from the Tons of weight on her"

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Apparition says:

"Cryo-Wolf says:

"Well, doesn't iyt move like skin because of the many plates that go over him?"

i think it just acts exactly like skin. i dont think there are any plates because he's metallic all the way down to his internal organs, which is why magneto could heal him."

I thought it moved by replacing his skin with a series of metal plates....and the plates in turn can move and flex and what not.

"

" Colossus is susceptible to magnetics. His form, although organic, closely resembles steel (mostly comprised of Iron and thus magnetic).
Here's a quick quote from an OHOTMU,

Colossus is a mutant with the superhuman ability to convert the tissue of his entire body into an organic steel-like substance, granting him superhuman strength and a high degree of resistance to bodily harm. This substance, resembling organic steel, is of unknown composition but appears to be analogous to osmium and to carbon steel.

pixelized said:

And also dead from the Tons of weight on her"

When he transforms, he actually remains quite low density considering that he flesh is now metallic in nature.

Height: (normal) 6 ft. 6 in. (armored) 7 ft. 5 in.
Weight: (normal) 250 lbs. (armored) 500 lbs. If his flesh were to actually to have the density of steel, his weight would be much higher than quoted.For instance, he gets physically bigger when he transforms (6'6" to 7'5"). If this same increase is seen in his height and width, then his fleshy self would weigh around 371 lbs in his larger form.Then taking in to account that the approx density of the human body is 1.1g/cm3 and a plain carbon steel is 7.85 g/cc (I am discounting Osmium from this equation), means that in a fully transformed state, Colossus should weigh 2650 lbs (1.2 tonnes). "

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Apparition says:

"Cryo-Wolf says:

"Well, doesn't iyt move like skin because of the many plates that go over him?"

i think it just acts exactly like skin. i dont think there are any plates because he's metallic all the way down to his internal organs, which is why magneto could heal him."

I thought it moved by replacing his skin with a series of metal plates....and the plates in turn can move and flex and what not.

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"no theres no plates, his full body is metal even his brain "

" @"Colossus" said:

"no theres no plates, his full body is metal even his brain "

If that was the case, then he wouldn't be able to move. "

" @xerox-kitty: Why? The Thing still moves and he's rock. "

" @"Colossus" said:

"no theres no plates, his full body is metal even his brain "

If that was the case, then he wouldn't be able to move. "

" @xerox-kitty: Why? The Thing still moves and he's rock. "

" @hdorman1: I always thought he was solid rock.  Do you have a scan by chance?
 

" @xerox-kitty: Why? The Thing still moves and he's rock. "

" @Watch Dog said:

" @xerox-kitty: Why? The Thing still moves and he's rock. "

@xerox-kitty said:

" @"Colossus" said:

"no theres no plates, his full body is metal even his brain "

If that was the case, then he wouldn't be able to move. "

His body has that strange lined effect all over it.  It might not be 'plates', but it isn't one giant lump of metal.  Colossus isn't the Thing.  The Thing isn't a mutant & can't change back & forth, therefore it's comparing apples & oranges. "