" @Matezoide: The episode specifically said adamantium? "
Doesn't really matter. Another show, video game or whatever can call an item Adamantium but it doesn't at all mean its the same stuff from the comic books. :P
" @Matezoide: The episode specifically said adamantium? "
Doesn't really matter. Another show, video game or whatever can call an item Adamantium but it doesn't at all mean its the same stuff from the comic books. :P "
That is true. I just wanted to see if the episode actually said adamantium and not something like, "the most dense metal in the universe" or some such.
@erik: yes,i would show you the youtube link,but the guy who uploaded took it off youtube ,the episode was the one with the 6 killer robots
but at this page,where i post the now-dead-video,you can see Ferro admiting the episode did use the word ``Adamantium`` http://www.comicvine.com/forums/battles/7/cartoon-network-vs-nickelodeon/529958/?page=3
@Hellos said:
" @erik said:
" @Matezoide: The episode specifically said adamantium? "
Doesn't really matter. Another show, video game or whatever can call an item Adamantium but it doesn't at all mean its the same stuff from the comic books. :P "
why would they say adamantium then? they could have said titanium or dont specify what metal is it :p
"why would they say adamantium then? they could have said titanium or dont specify what metal is it :p "
They are comic book fans that thought the metal sounded cool and tough. You can say the same thing to World of Warcraft for steeling the metals name, along with probably a ton of other shows. :D
@Matezoide: Why? Who knows. The adamantium of their universe may not have the same properties as Marvel. Heck there is heavy dispute that the adamantium from the Ultimate universe is not as strong as 616 and both are Marvel universes.
Those where Adamantium robots and i am about 90% sure they used the word "adamantium". Jack had to use his ancesters power to cut them but he can cut adamantium to pieces ... He stomps
" Those where Adamantium robots and i am about 90% sure they used the word "adamantium". Jack had to use his ancesters power to cut them but he can cut adamantium to pieces ... He stomps "
As much as I love a fruitless, tiresome, and unending dispute on the inconsistency of Adamantium, both Marvel and DC have shown that physical absolute impossibility can be realized through means of magic because magic in it of itself defies the physical laws of the universe. I'm going with the notion that Jack wins if he pleads with his ancestors.
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