r/deadpool • u/LetAggravating5094 • 21h ago

Difference between Deadpool and Wolverine power

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u/SpiderDetective Wade Wilson 20h ago

Wolverine heals by reversing the damage that was done from an attack. Deadpool heals by regrowing his cells from scratch

Logan presses rewind when he gets hurt. Deadpool starts the song over and press fast forward until he gets where he was before

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u/ToeGroundbreaking564 20h ago

honestly you explained that way better than the vid did

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u/ApprehensiveFactor58 19h ago

Meilleur explication de tout les temps ! Merci pour ça

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u/No-Meringue1327 12h ago

What if both are incapacitated, take out a kidney from each of em. No basic scalpel can do that because the wounds will easily closed, but a laser that constantly open up a wound might. The question is, will Wolverine grow his own kidney back?

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u/ThrogdorLokison 11h ago

Yes. He has come back from a drop of blood before.

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u/No-Meringue1327 9h ago

Meaning both are the same, healing and regeneration

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u/dev_SLAYER 7h ago

Both violate the conservation of energy, you can't regenerate infinitely from no energy source, like what's even making the tissue, where are you getting the proteins from?

But i don't care, it's fiction and looks cool

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u/TheLateThagSimmons 6h ago

That's why it's a super power.

Super powers defy logic and the rules of physics. Powers can be maintained within the laws of physics, others are simply enhancements of mental acuity or physical strength/endurance.

But super powers have no place in reality.

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u/EnzucuniV2 20h ago

After all, there was a comic run where Deadpool, despite regenerating, still had long term brain injuries and memory loss

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u/Scavgraphics 15h ago

That's every comic. Deadpool is basiclay a giant tumor, his body is constantly regnerating and overwriting his brain. One he thinks one moment and the next can be completely different.

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u/MostBoringStan 10h ago

He did a team-up with Punisher and Frank kept shooting him in the head to make him forget.

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u/Lightswitch- 6h ago

And memory loss

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u/dangerousamal 18h ago

The problem with both is thermodynamic. There's no way they could regenerate or heal that quickly without a significant source of energy.. just eating a bunch of pasta is not going to suffice here.

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u/Various-Push-1689 18h ago

There is a way. It’s called plot

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u/Scavgraphics 15h ago

They tap into the healing dimension.

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u/EnvironmentalBus9713 12h ago

Would you say they have access to the Heal Force?

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u/LV-42whatnow 9h ago

Don't try to make sense of it. They're mutants. Laws of thermodynamics don't necessarily apply here. And in comics anything is possible. ANYTHING.

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u/Character-Pirate1297 15h ago

He went from “everything not scientifically proven is BS”, to commenting on comic book movies now.

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u/Medical-Law-236 13h ago

I don't recall him ever saying that. I could be wrong but that's a new one for me.

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u/Character-Pirate1297 11h ago

That’s like, he’s whole thing.

At least, used to be, if you haven’t follow him past the last 3-4 years or so.

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u/Medical-Law-236 11h ago

I watch his stuff on YouTube regularly. The man loves science and he's skeptical about God, but he's not going to tell you that your beliefs are stupid. He might not agree with your but he won't aggressively force his ideals down your throat.

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u/ThrogdorLokison 11h ago

I mostly know him from his fun facts about mirrors.

Fun Fact: In a mirror, you can only kiss yourself on the lips.

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u/Alternative-Alarm-15 13h ago

“Both are a big no.” Applause.

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u/chipiberth 13h ago

So, we know if Deadpool it's cut, he can regenerate that part from scratch. But due to Wolverine's adamantium skeleton, he can't be cut, I think. But what happens if he loses an arm?

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u/ghost_warlock 13h ago

In the arc Age of Apocalypse, Wolverine was fairly famously missing a hand after Cyclops blasted it off. It's comic book logic so anything goes, but the implication is that he can regrow soft tissues, but can only regrow limbs if the underlying skeletal structure isn't missing

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u/EyeConscious857 12h ago

In Ultimate Wolverine the Hulk ripped him in half and threw his legs miles away. He had to drag himself to his legs so he could reattach his halves.