If you havn't seen X-Men First Class, SHAME ON YOU!!! SHAME, SHAME, SHAME!!! But, I have a question: Can Darwin die? Given what he has survived in the comics, what would it take to kill him?
Darwin
Character » Darwin appears in 368 issues.
Darwin is a mutant that evolves to survive anything, though it is involuntary. He left the X-Factor Investigations team after the battle with Hela in Las Vegas. He is trying to cope with his new acquired powers.
Can Darwin Die??
As he evolved to avoid a giant cutting machine by teleporting to safety (during Second Coming), then I suspect that he can survive anything... even old age.
@xerox-kitty said:
As he evolved to avoid a giant cutting machine by teleporting to safety (during Second Coming), then I suspect that he can survive anything... even old age.
Thank you-NOW SOMEONE PLEASE TELL THIS TO THE X-MEN: FIRST CLASS SCRIPT WRITERS?? Sheesh!! I mean, killing off black characters is extra cliché'. but then doing it to you whose power is basically NOT to die...come on...
@Osiris1428: I'm all for a good rant, but I've covered yours up with a spoiler tag for those who haven't seen X-Men First Class. You can read it by highlighting the area with your mouse/cursor.
Comicbook fans should know better. If there's no body, then they aren't dead. He'll be in a sequel. Almost a guarantee.
Seriously...it's not like he was hypnotized or Sebastian was moving at super speed. I would have said "get that ish out of my mouth!"I was confused about the fact that he just stood there as Sebastian put that blob of energy into him. His body didn't even begin to react until after Shaw and the other teleported away.
Given what he has survived in the comics, what would it take to kill him?
@Osiris1428 said:Guess I got to get on my X-Factor comics. I was reading it, and I just stopped. Does he still have that power?@Gambler said:Given what he has survived in the comics, what would it take to kill him?Like you said, given what he has survived in the comics I don't think you can kill him. Especially now that he's become a Death God.
That works in the comics. I don't think that would work in the sequel. Do you think they should just continue where they left off?Comicbook fans should know better. If there's no body, then they aren't dead. He'll be in a sequel. Almost a guarantee.
These are Hela's Powers Before Darwin Took Off Her Cloak. Does Darwin Now Posses These Powers and Abilities?
Powers
Hela possesses the conventional superhuman abilities of an Asgardian woman, although in fact her parents may have been members of the race of giants of Jotunheim, as well as certain special abilities that pertain to her role as a goddess of death:
- Superhuman Strength: Hela possesses vast superhuman strength considerably greater than most Asgardians. She has proven capable of standing toe-to-toe with Thor. Hence, she is capable of lifting well in excess of 100 tons.
- Superhuman Speed: Hela is capable of running and moving at speeds much greater than even the finest human athlete.
- Superhuman Stamina: Hela's body produces considerably less fatigue toxins than the bodies of human beings, or most other Asgardians for that matter, during physical activity. As a result, Hela possesses almost limitless physical stamina.
- Superhumanly Dense Tissue: The skin, muscle, and bone tissues of Hela's body are about 3 times as dense as the same tissue in the body of a human. This contributes, somewhat, to Hela's superhuman strength and weight.
- Superhuman Durability: Hela's body is considerably more resistant to physical injury than the bodies of human beings, and most other Asgardians. Hela is capable of withstanding great impact forces, temperature and pressure extremes, high caliber bullets, and powerful energy blasts without sustaining injury.
- Regenerative Healing Factor: Despite her body's high resistance to injury, it is possible to injure her. However, Hela's body is capable of healing itself with high levels of superhuman speed and efficiency. The extent of Hela's healing abilities is considerably beyond that the the vast majority of Asgardians.
- Extended Longevity: Hela, like all Asgardians, is not completely immune to aging but she does age at a rate much slower than that of a human being. She is also immune to all known Earthly diseases and infections.
- High-level Magical Energy Manipulation: Hela is capable of manipulating great quantities of Asgardian magic for numerous purposes, such as limitless astral projection, firing deadly bolts of energy from her hands, levitation, time-travel and the creation of illusions. She is even capable of channeling the energy through her hand and use them to strike a powerful blow that can rend even the strongest Asgardian flesh. She refers to this as the "Hand of Glory".
- Control Over Life and Death: As a goddess of death, Hela holds the power of life and death over the gods of Asgard. Death for an Asgardian is somewhat different from death for an Earth human being. In both cases, the corporeal body ceases all functions and activities, but whereas mortal spirits flee the physical form at the moment of death, the spirits of gods remain in their bodies until the death goddess draws them out and dispatches them to her realms. These spirits (or astral selves) remain integral for eternity and reside, apparently forever, in the other-dimensional realms of Hel and Niffleheim, where they take on a quasi-physical existence, under Hela's control. The souls of those who die heroically in battle remain within their bodies and are accompanied by Odin's Valkyries into Valhalla, where the deceased heroes lead a new physical existence. These dead heroes are known as the Einherjar. Hela too accompanies these heroes on their journey to Valhalla, but she has no right to govern them. Although Hela is usually content to wait until an Asgardian is on the verge of succumbing to fatal wounds before she touches him or her and draws the spirit from his or her body, she can also kill perfectly healthy Asgardians with her touch if she chooses. Although Hela's touch of death is effective even when she touches someone with her gloved hand, she must contact that person's bare skin for him or her to die. However, Hela can also project mystic bolts that will cause their target to age or die, even if they strike a portion of the target's body that is covered by clothing.
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Abilities
Although she rarely does so, Hela is a formidable hand to hand combatant, as well as having great proficiency with swordsmanship. She is particularly skillful at using her powers in combat situations.Strength level
Hela possesses vast superhuman strength considerably greater than most Asgardians. She has proven capable of standing toe-to-toe with Thor. Hence, she is capable of lifting well in excess of 100 tons.Weaknesses
When wearing the garment that serves as her cloak, cowl, and headdress, Hela's body is fully alive and healthy. However, deprived of her cloak, Hela reverts to her true form. The right side of her body is fully alive, but the left side is dead and decayed. Legend has it that Hela was born in this condition. It has been theorized that without her cloak, Hela would be unable to leave the realms of the dead. it has been demonstrated that without her cloak, Hela's life force is insufficient to maintain her usual physical strength. Indeed, she is unable to stand or levitate herself, or to project mystical bolts, and can barely crawl. Donning her cloak once more will restore Hela to full vitality; even simply touching it would again enable her to stand.
Which gives me the feeling that Ariel is still alive :PHe survived in the vacuum of space. By the very definition of his powers, he survives. And let's face it. As comic book fans we should all know that unless you see the body, they're not dead.
Heck, even when you actually HAVE the body, they STILL aren't dead xDHe survived in the vacuum of space. By the very definition of his powers, he survives. And let's face it. As comic book fans we should all know that unless you see the body, they're not dead.
I guess movieverse Darwin was doomed becauseThe Power of the token vs. continuity. But hey, who is to say there won't be a return..the writers made him token black character
well since his body does adapt to anything then darwin must have turned into pure energy right? which has happened in the comics. plus darwin also has regenerative abilities, and yes he can regenerate from completely exploding. so it's safe to say that darwin is still alive, and if they do make a new movie then they should definitely bring him back. problem solved ^.^
Firstly if you the only black main character in a movie, you will die. Second, if its a strong character and they aren't being played by a top actor, they will die. Third if a character is introduced and they seem really cool but they don't have their own book , chances are they are gonna die
Yes. Any character can die. Superman can die, Wolverine can die, Darwin can certainly die.
You know what's NOT very interesting? Immortality.
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