@Silver2467 said:
@Owie said:
I feel like Gorgon's healing factor gives him the win in round 1.
I question that. Gorgon can handle slash wounds very well, as Logan repeatedly stabbed him without noticeably detrimental effects, but a lightsaber outright disintegrates what it carves through. Could Gorgon heal from that? Possibly. With anywhere near the efficiency he did against Wolverine's claws? Personally, I doubt it. Maybe a user more knowledge on Gorgon can clarify that for me, but I have a difficult time seeing Gorgon withstand blows from a lightsaber blade very well, unless they were simply superficial cuts.
I was thinking about that as well, but I think if his healing factor is anything like Wolverine or Sabertooth's (and generally speaking most high-level Marvel healing factors seem to work about the same, as far as I'm aware), then it could probably heal from the burn/disintegration of the light saber, although it's hard to say how fast. While stab wounds and burns/disintegration wounds are clearly different in effect, the ability to basically ignore numerous major injuries like he did is pretty impressive, so it's my guess that he could handle the lightsaber wounds reasonably well (depending on where it hit--a lightsaber to the head, or an amputation, would probably be a different issue). He also seems to be able to pretty much ignore pain. Quickly or not, though, the healing factor is the one area of clear advantage that he has over Maul, who would not (as far as I know) be able to heal any injuries that he received from Grasscutter. If Maul is Gorgon's superior in speed/skill, then maybe the healing factor would not be enough, but if all other things are approximately equal (and that's my guess), then I would think it gives Gorgon a slight edge.
I don't know enough about Gorgon's TP to comment on the other part.
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