T-1000 versus Wolverine

How do see the outcome?

T-1000 wins.

Yeah, i also don't see many chances for Wolverine either, since his claws mean nothing against a guy who regenerates on the spot and never gets tired. I wonder if the terminator would be able to mimic ALL kinds of metal, includind adamantium...

This should be locked ive made this thread ages ago .

Perhaps... But i didn't know that. I didn't even join The Vine that long ago.

Impssible. That way he could never go through the time portal.

"Impssible. That way he could never go through the time portal. "

T-1000 could rip him apart from the inside out

T-1000 curbstomp.

unless logan manages to sucker the t1000 to do the exact same death as in terminator 2 he has no chance iceman could take him if he frooze him and shattered him like in film or orch via nova cooking him but logan has nothing that could touch him

"unless logan manages to sucker the t1000 to do the exact same death as in terminator 2 he has no chance iceman could take him if he frooze him and shattered him like in film or orch via nova cooking him but logan has nothing that could touch him "

EDIT: the following is from the web site below

http://www.engineering.com/Default.aspx?tabid=3207&EntryID=201   
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There’s another problem that the Terminator movies blatantly overlook. Only living tissue can come through the time portal, right? Kyle Reese says that clearly in the first movie. But the T-1000 in the second movie, as well as the female Terminator in the third movie have no living tissue. They are liquid metal. You can’t have it both ways. Merely looking like living tissue shouldn’t count. So how does that work?

The easy answer is, it doesn’t work, you nerd! It’s a movie! It works because the shape-shifting robot is cool!

And it is cool. But as I said before, I’m an engineer, so that answer doesn’t do it for me. I like my stories to be internally consistent. It’s why I think that a key position every movie should have is a logic consultant.

In this case, the logic consultant would have stepped in and said, wait a minute! The last movie said only living tissue would go through the time machine. So the writer would add a line saying that the T-1000 came through the time portal inside a live moose, and I would never question the logic of it.     
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" Perhaps... But i didn't know that. I didn't even join The Vine that long ago. "

not much logan can do in a confrontational battle

" @lazystudent said:

"unless logan manages to sucker the t1000 to do the exact same death as in terminator 2 he has no chance iceman could take him if he frooze him and shattered him like in film or orch via nova cooking him but logan has nothing that could touch him "

well iceman can freeze him and shater him but he will but himself back rogeder just like in the movie lol. "

"http://www.engineering.com/Default.aspx?tabid=3207&EntryID=201

   There’s another problem that the Terminator movies blatantly overlook. Only living tissue can come through the time portal, right? Kyle Reese says that clearly in the first movie. But the T-1000 in the second movie, as well as the female Terminator in the third movie have no living tissue. They are liquid metal. You can’t have it both ways. Merely looking like living tissue shouldn’t count. So how does that work?

The easy answer is, it doesn’t work, you nerd! It’s a movie! It works because the shape-shifting robot is cool!

And it is cool. But as I said before, I’m an engineer, so that answer doesn’t do it for me. I like my stories to be internally consistent. It’s why I think that a key position every movie should have is a logic consultant.

In this case, the logic consultant would have stepped in and said, wait a minute! The last movie said only living tissue would go through the time machine. So the writer would add a line saying that the T-1000 came through the time portal inside a live moose, and I would never question the logic of it.    

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But the best explanation is the one you said ITS A MOVIE. You do know you are on a comic forum so then explain to me how can some1 hold a black hole in his hands , how can some1 like hulk lift a mountan atc, there are so many things that science can't explain but these are comics/movies etc. FUN>logic.

"@Xan said:

" @lazystudent said:

"unless logan manages to sucker the t1000 to do the exact same death as in terminator 2 he has no chance iceman could take him if he frooze him and shattered him like in film or orch via nova cooking him but logan has nothing that could touch him "

well iceman can freeze him and shater him but he will but himself back rogeder just like in the movie lol. "

he doesnt pull himself back together the heat of the plant melts the lumps so he can reform if frozen the lumps cant move and thus reform "

" when did wolverine become iceman?  He is not a part of this battle. "

"@Xan:  iceman could freeze and shatter him a then sled off with half his mass  on ice even if he did reform would be half the size and could just reapeat again and again till he was no more "

When the time ball arrives, it always melts parts of the area around, saying that the arrival holds no control over the SPACE, only the TIME. Therefore, i would say the departure is placed on the exact spot that should be the arrival (or: the machine sends people throut time without dislocating them in space)... soooo... how come humans and robots always arrive in the same town? Is it  believable that their base of operations is that close to each other in the middle of such a war??? that always bugged me..

" @Xan: i still think if he was froozen solid he would be stuck but the ice would have to be huge to heep him there , but surely your agreed now iceman stands a better chance than wolverine thou lol , i would like to see a fight between t1oo and bobby especially if you ended up with many drawf terminators lol "

" http://www.engineering.com/Default.aspx?tabid=3207&EntryID=201

   There’s another problem that the Terminator movies blatantly overlook. Only living tissue can come through the time portal, right? Kyle Reese says that clearly in the first movie. But the T-1000 in the second movie, as well as the female Terminator in the third movie have no living tissue. They are liquid metal. You can’t have it both ways. Merely looking like living tissue shouldn’t count. So how does that work?

The easy answer is, it doesn’t work, you nerd! It’s a movie! It works because the shape-shifting robot is cool!

And it is cool. But as I said before, I’m an engineer, so that answer doesn’t do it for me. I like my stories to be internally consistent. It’s why I think that a key position every movie should have is a logic consultant.

In this case, the logic consultant would have stepped in and said, wait a minute! The last movie said only living tissue would go through the time machine. So the writer would add a line saying that the T-1000 came through the time portal inside a live moose, and I would never question the logic of it.    

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" @lazystudent said:

" @Xan: i still think if he was froozen solid he would be stuck but the ice would have to be huge to heep him there , but surely your agreed now iceman stands a better chance than wolverine thou lol , i would like to see a fight between t1oo and bobby especially if you ended up with many drawf terminators lol "

T1000 has 0 chances vs Iceman. "

The time machines need the bio-electric fields of an organic being to send through, the liquid metal terminators mimic the bio-electric fields and can thus get through.  It's good to have connections to some of the former staff. 

Well, my question stands anyway: could the t-1000 mimic adamantium? Wouldn't have to be REAL adamantium, but a recreation of its hardness. After all, it can mimic the smootness of human skin, why not the oposite?

it would require it to increase its density it probably could get near a lvl of hardness but i dont think it could... it melted in the steel mill no way can it become adamantium...
 
besides if it were to increase its density lvl it probably couldnt move or would be to small an object to be useful or a threat.

" it would require it to increase its density it probably could get near a lvl of hardness but i dont think it could... it melted in the steel mill no way can it become adamantium...  besides if it were to increase its density lvl it probably couldnt move or would be to small an object to be useful or a threat. "

"EDIT: the following is from the web site below

http://www.engineering.com/Default.aspx?tabid=3207&EntryID=201   
 _______________________________________________________________________________________________
There’s another problem that the Terminator movies blatantly overlook. Only living tissue can come through the time portal, right? Kyle Reese says that clearly in the first movie. But the T-1000 in the second movie, as well as the female Terminator in the third movie have no living tissue. They are liquid metal. You can’t have it both ways. Merely looking like living tissue shouldn’t count. So how does that work?

The easy answer is, it doesn’t work, you nerd! It’s a movie! It works because the shape-shifting robot is cool!

And it is cool. But as I said before, I’m an engineer, so that answer doesn’t do it for me. I like my stories to be internally consistent. It’s why I think that a key position every movie should have is a logic consultant.

In this case, the logic consultant would have stepped in and said, wait a minute! The last movie said only living tissue would go through the time machine. So the writer would add a line saying that the T-1000 came through the time portal inside a live moose, and I would never question the logic of it.     
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"T-1000 curbstomp. "

T-1000 should win this.
 
However, Wolverine might have a chance..... when the T-1000 is damaged, it take a few seconds to heel sometimes. If Logan goes berserk and just hacks it into a bunch of pieces, he has a small window of opportunity to separate the chopped up pieces. If they fought some where with a bunch of steel container, Wolverine could throw the severed pieces into different containers before they reformed. He could throw them down a sewer or off a bridge. If they're fighting in a multi level building, Wolverine could cut a whole in the floor between the separated pieces of the T-1000 so they would fall down to the next floor. The T-1000 would get smaller and smaller until it wasn't a threat.  
Hell, Wolverine could slice the T-1000 horizontally across the belly a bunch of times and throw the upper part out the window before it reattaches to the lower part.