Who's Got the Better Healing Factor - Deadpool or Wolverine?

[@IsaiahWayne2104]

No amount of regeneration can heal Deadpool's emotional wounds after Wolverine verbally destroyed Deadpool in the car.

[@Saielb]

That was brutal lol😢

[@Off1cial_LordRas]

Fr 😢

[@smoothoperator3739]

lol

[@wazemo2764]

Best scene in the movie.

[@alicinchrsandy9129]

Because the way he said "Im gonna fight you now" killed me😭😭😭🙏

[@MrTheSmokinman]

Someone on Reddit said it best. Wolverine's healing factor keeps him perfect so his health is always full. Deadpool was on his death bed when he got his regen power so his healing reproduces cancer cells so it brings him back to 1hp.

[@ElCucuy2031]

That’s literally how cells work 💀 so this isn’t true

[@olem.isaksen336]

​@@ElCucuy2031???? What

[@masterblaster9875]

So Wolverine just has a super long health bar, while Deadpool's normal sized health bar will never be truly depleted? (Both of which regenerate)

[@BowlTheOne]

@@masterblaster9875 think of it as wolverine with a normal health bar, constantly regenerating to max, while deadpool's is 1hp, but as soon as it hits 0, it resets to 1

[@iCameTwice]

@@BowlTheOnethat actually doesn’t make sense considering Deadpool is as durable if not more than wolverine. Not to mention Deadpool has grown a complete body again from just his hand alone.

[@aaronkolatch5211]

I don't think Wolverine's metal skeleton prevents him from being pulled apart. His joints and connective tissues are not metal.

[@michaelsalinas1969]

His joints are metal but you're right about the tissues.

[@zoohisham1646]

yea spider-man ripped him apart before because he knew he can't cut him

[@nero1007]

@@zoohisham1646when does spiderman ever cut what?

[@xxan84]

Depends on the version, ultimate one can be pulled appart, 616 seems to be completely covered in the thing, well more like bonded on a molecular level, you can't pull him appart, never has been, even when in fights with world war Hulk who admited the only way to stop him, is to punch him in the head to the point his brain is paste. Wolverine has been burned down to a skeleton and kept its shape, that would be impossible if his joints would not be the same way as his bones. The dude has been NUKED more then once and he was in one pieces following said event. WW Hulk punching with the force it can, would rip Logan's head clear off if the connective ligaments and what not would be normal. Now how does he move? Its a comic book character. How does Superman fly :)

[@Dunno683]

​@@nero1007 probably know Wolverine can't die

[@cool2314]

4:42 he regenerated from a drop of blood because he was touching the Mkraan crystal which amped his healing factor, that’s why he was able to come back to life. He normally can't do that.

[@jet047]

Finally some context, i would see comments that wolverine revive or heal from a drop of blood. But it was amp by a crystal, that make sense

[@cool2314]

@@jet047 wolverine powers are fairly consistent and when his healing factor is weakened or amplified there is usually a reason that is explained in said comic. deadpool on the other hand, is up and down depending on the writer.

[@blooddrunk5900]

Wolverine is easy to beat, just go for a swim. Adimatium is very heavy and makes up over half his total weight. He can't breathe under water.

[@NativeAkecheta]

Not that easy and that don't matter

[@kesizndescribable1014]

Magneto figured it out😂

[@meanolddog9912]

He still won't drown though. Semper Fi!

[@alexandrematos865]

@@meanolddog9912But he will remain unconscious and immobile forever if no one rescues him from the bottom of the sea, it's a "victory"...

[@vothbetilia4862]

​@@meanolddog9912 are you ok? He still drowns regardless, he's in a never ending cycle of torture.

[@jaymanjay3.0]

The only issue I had with the movie is that. Wolverine CANNOT get Drunk!!!! His healing factor prevents it. Yet in the film it’s constant.

[@Dilly_Dil1y]

He actually can get drunk. But only for a very short time. His metabolism burns through alcohol fast. In the movie he drank the whole bottle. It was a few moments after he passed out when dp dragged him to the tva. Logan listened to all the crap the bad guy was talking about him.

[@Monito_Bandito29]

"I'd be a lot better if he did." "Alright, alright, alright.".

[@stevenbragg85]

@@Dilly_Dil1yAnd he doesn’t really get a hangover. Lucky bastard.

[@kindalucky]

That's wrong, that's a deadpool thing mostly and he even gets around it and keeps his hangover by drinking his literal weight in booze.

[@Enjoy_the_climb_back_up]

Wolverine can get drunk just not that long tho

[@AmariDekkar]

Deadpool might have a better healing factor but Wolverine wins in a fight

[@teshanavishka95]

Deadpool wins imo.

[@AmariDekkar]

@@teshanavishka95 how

[@amari1368]

@@teshanavishka95not if wolverine has the katana

[@Daverast01]

​@@AmariDekkarDeadpool has beaten Wolverine in the comics Wolverine has also beaten Deadpool before so it's usually 50/50

[@jusacoolwhitedude7147]

@@teshanavishka95I watched the movie....deadpool lost slightly bro, and comics can be either or

[@Ontierre]

Bros scripts regenerates just like Deadpool, he literally just uses the same lines in every Deadpool video

[@siraxlrose5659]

He does this for all his videos.

[@Nahid-zz7nj]

He's Fking lazy

[@eddieflores1349]

Thnx for letting me know, first video i’ve seen from this channel and probably the last

[@AbsoluteMongoloid]

This dude could probably be the next Comics Explained if he tried to be, but I think I'm gonna dip, after hearing this. Thanks for the tip, brother.

[@Kyspussy974]

@@eddieflores1349see for yourself why u believing sum dude n a comment section

[@Serenity_Yasuo7567]

The thumbnail: “It’s not even close!“ The video: “It’s extremely close.“

[@patsweeney4220]

Wolverines and deadpools are on the same level, however, wolvys adamantium is a constant source of poisoning, and covers the bones that heals from, slowing it. It does make him super tanky as you have to destroy the adamantium along with the bone… hard to do Deadpool is wolverine without the adamantium…less durable, but faster healing.

[@deviantanomaly]

I wouldn’t say less durable rather easier to disable because Deadpool can still “outlive” him. Take both Wolverine and Deadpool in the same timeline, fast forward 3000 years and Deadpool will still be around so I’d say he’s more durable.

[@raindancejam9466]

Deadpool is wolverine without adamantium.... But got cancer instead

[@jalengholson8595]

I think the reason for logans healing factor slowly depleting in the movie is because of the stuff they put in the food and alcohol

[@nathanaelduncil4580]

This has nothing to do with this video but I've been playing cyberpunk 2077 and love cyborg from DC comics I was just wondering who would win between Adam smasher or cyborg

[@theveyas]

Cyborg. Way more advanced tech and stronger weaponry.

[@Acidknights]

Bro wuh 😂, cyborg stomps. I think a more fair fight for Adam would be like vs robo cop or the terminator. I don’t even think he could beat Wall-E if we being real.

[@theveyas]

@@Acidknights DC's "IPhone" would probably end this fight by shutting him off 😄😄

[@tinyguy1015]

Sadly, Cyborg can hack into Smasher and shut him down

[@louisromulo4250]

My ass would win

[@firemanjoe9491]

I was to believe that Logan was only dying because of the decades of eating poisoned mutant killing food. He himself wouldn’t suffer from metal intoxication as his body would just push it out like ours does. No other time in comic history has that material been shown to produce a bye product or half life so it could be assured that he wouldn’t have to worry about the metals decaying. If that were the case captain America’s shield would have suffered from a gradual decay.

[@jamesallen-u8c]

Arent they two diiferent metals ? You might need to go back and rewatch the movies or read the comics brother.

[@owenscott6159]

Henry danger and captain man vs Captain America and bucky barns

[@ryanbutlerartcolorist651]

That's a crazy one, because I think Henry with his speed would smoke Barnes, but Captain Man isn't as strong as Cap and I know he's not nearly the fighter. They could funnily drop both of the Marvel heroes with their lasers easily if they could land them. Obviously with prep time, Captain Man and Henry because of their tech. Captain Man could be immobilized pretty much forever. I think it's near a 50/50.

[@AmariDekkar]

@@owenscott6159 um cap and Bucky wins low diff

[@Soldout360]

Cap and Bucky have more feats

[@ryanjohnson108]

That’s random

[@Acez-f5x]

@@ryanjohnson108 Henry Danger Wins

[@Topploccsta]

Deadpool doesn’t have a healing factor it’s a dying factor since he’s constantly in a state of death.

[@dtill5322]

Someone who actually knows and reads comics! Not follow and confuses movie lore 🙏

[@thesnakbar]

@dtill5322 Even as someone who doesn't read comics it makes sense within the movie, as DP's mutation was triggered while being in a constant state of suffocation. He's literally right where he is now, constantly on the precipice of death. Although I will admit some ppl probably won't make this distinction since they see him essentially "get better" physically, not realizing that he's basically a walking tumor.

[@timothyhunt255]

Wolverine can't normally regenerate from a single drop of blood. His powers were boosted when that happened. Do your research mate, it shouldn't be this easy to poke holes in your content .

[@NativeAkecheta]

Ya he can... Why you mad

[@james-bx4wr]

​@@NativeAkecheta so you're just gonna say no without actually making an argument 😂 he's right kiddo, stay mad

[@NativeAkecheta]

Exactly nothin

[@NativeAkecheta]

@@james-bx4wr Stay mad

[@valonstriker]

We have to remember the Deadpool literally can't die. Thanos cursed him to eternal life

[@mgee9130]

That curse was lifted a long time ago.

[@adambaker2670]

​@@mgee9130Still can't die, he knows he will be brought back because of his 4th wall breaking

[@cbp117]

Eternal life? I small Lobo here... lobo was tho banned from everywhere 😅

[@aimbot6264]

@@adambaker2670 they can just cure his cancer

[@DutchGotAPlan]

​@@adambaker2670he knows he'll be brought back in another issue or comic... he can still die lol

[@brandonm558]

Deadpool’s healing factor is derived from wolverine’s. The metal slows wolverine’s healing factor but makes up for durability. Emotional state also affects both of their healing factors. It be a better comparison to see if x-23 or Deadpool have a better healing factor.

[@kingshadow8782]

Welcome back DanCo.

[@JorgeFélixGallegosLópez-v8v]

Deadpool vs Lobo (DC Comics) Kingpin vs Nightwing Amor va Black Adam Kratos vs Pegasus Seiya

[@RYLIK_89]

Why does nearly every KZbinr think that the metal is doing in Wolverine in Logan, it can never cause his healing factor to slow, it was the treatment the company put into the water supply that stopped his healing factor... Jesus bro get your facts straight.

[@mikalfatale]

It’s poisoning him. In the Marvel Comics, Wolverine first shows signs of advanced adamantium poisoning in X-Men (1991) #99, written by Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh, and Brett Booth. In the issue, Wolverine becomes visibly ill as the X-Men come to terms with losing their powers. he is constantly being healed from adamantium poisoning. Which is exactly what causes his healing factor to fail and him to die in the old man Logan comic.

[@RYLIK_89]

@@mikalfatale so his healing factor said "oh I draw the line at metal I quit"? even if it was poisoning him, it wouldn't slow or stop his healing factor. There was video done on Wolverine's healing factor caused by genetic mutation like other mutants, his cells would still go through replication, however there could be another mutation, and the mutation is what could change the rules of his healing factor, potentially causing him not to heal anymore. It has nothing to do with what metal is inside him.

[@karnowo]

​@@RYLIK_89mate, you can dislike it all you want. But that is the canon in the main continuity. Your head canon can be whatever you want, and a writer might come along in the future and retcon it. But for now, adamantium poisoning means his healing factor is always working in overdrive. Remove the adamantium and his healing capacity increases.

[@RYLIK_89]

@@karnowo dislike what? It's literally said in the movie that his power was taken away by the treated water.

[@nontrashfire2]

aww sweet summer child

[@JorgeFélixGallegosLópez-v8v]

Hugo Strange vs Hannibal Lecter Red Skull (Marvel Comics) vs Alucard (Hellsing) Kratos vs Wonder Woman King Kong vs Spiny Mandrilla

[@BN_Nano]

Kratos vs Wonder Woman? Is that a joke? Are you saying If wonder woman is able to beat kratos... You think she could defeat all the gods of Olympus like kratos has, and all the gods in the Norse mythology games?

[@aye796]

@@BN_Nano wonder woman can rip kratos. Wonder woman is literally a girl version of superman

[@BN_Nano]

@@aye796 lmao no bruh that would be Supergirl not no wonder woman.

[@LyransDenofLight]

I noticed in Deadpool 2024 movie they saved money by avoid wolverines healing factor by making him wear his xmen suit

[@theghost9667]

Agreed

[@camaradiop3731]

4:04 The scintillating & sexy Jean Grey held him together, or he would have died; I had a subscription to the comic referred to at the time.

[@Mimic_45]

Hit-Girl (Kick-Ass films) VS Yelena Belova (MCU) Two young girls who have no powers but are still very good at assassinating people. Who's the deadliest of the two?

[@brandonmusick77]

BORING.

[@VencentCross]

I just realized that Wolverine should be HIGHLY Radioactive! His skeleton is made of metal which means after being subjected to a nuke, it would be practically glowing and he would be in constant agony from the radiation sickness as well as being a serious hazard to anyone nearby!

[@4100jay]

Damn that makes hella sense he probably does feel the agony which might be why after he gets nuked it would take a little longer for him to heal

[@VencentCross]

@@4100jay lol man i havent heard "hella" in a while! but my point is more that, this is one thing his healing CANT fix. he cant heal the metal on his bones because its not a part of his actual body and the metal becoming irradiated would make it radioactive. Radioactive materials take potentially thousands of years to become safe or on the lower end, it takes several hundred years (think of Chernobyl in Russia).

[@Drain_mage]

4:37 why does he look like that enhancer from the spider troupe in hunterxhunter, the one kurapika killed

[@YayoHernandez-b1j]

Hey Danco I love the video you made about best healing factor Dr. Manhattan, I bet if he met doomsday, he would wipe him out less than seconds

[@jiyoo6109]

the reason wolverines healing factor is weaker its because the adamantium covered his bones((our bone marrow is responsible for releasing blood cells into the bloodstream when they are mature and when required. Without bone marrow, our bodies could not produce the white cells we need to fight infection, the red blood cells we need to carry oxygen, and the platelets we need to stop bleeding)) and also its constantly regenerating from adamantium poisoning.

[@jasonlauritsen5587]

One thing that people who've never read Deadpool at all or much, always get wrong is that him being able to talk when he's had his head removed, is that it's not his healing factor that enables him to still function, it's that he got cursed by Thanos to not be able to die. All that his healing factor does in decapitation instances, is make it so that once reattached, it seals itself back together. And as for Wolverine healing himself back from a single drop of blood, that wasn't his healing factor, it was the M'Kram crystal (i know its spelled wrong, but I'm not about to reread it or go looking online for the proper name), that saw whom he is and decided that he was worthy of it's powers, making him a god able to do anything, and with that power he revived/reformed the other X-men, and gave up the power due to knowing he didn't need, bor deserve it.

[@wolfbrigade8042]

I always thought the key to Wolverine's healing factor was the adamantium skeleton itself. Basically, without the adamantium, he could actually get killed by being torn to pieces. But because of the adamantium skeleton, his bones (and his brain inside the skull) will always be safe so he can always just heal up as long as the skeleton remains. And with adamantium being nigh indestructible, his skeleton WILL remain 99% of the time. That's just what I always assumed tho. I thought Wolverine's healing would be much weaker without the adamantium or rather his healing could get "out-damaged" without it.

[@dtill5322]

No, his healing factor is his core mutant ability. It's why when classifying him as a mutant. You have seen him classified amongst the top 3 classes Omega, Alpha, and Beta. The fact that he has adamantium in him. It suppresses his healing factor's full potential and ability. Which would be at the Omega level along with his other heightened abilities.

[@garymccray7822]

I think it would make a huge difference if we are talking Logan with or without adamantium. Without adamantium, Logans unfettered healing factor is off the charts, but he loses the benefit of both being unbreakable and his claws being able to cut just about damn near anything. The other interesting tradeoff here is that the loss of all that added weight from the adamantium would make Logan much, much faster and more agile than he already is (and the dude is by no means slow as it is). Lastly, its been suggested that Logan is, or would be, in a state of continuous evolution. His mutant gene would be in a constant state of progression if it weren't for the adamantium interfering with his healing factor/biological processes. I'm not sure if this last part is canon, but it definitely is an interesting idea to think about. What could Logan become in another say 100-200 years if his mutation continued to evolve and progress without the adamantium holding him back?

[@FootballTape]

Henry danger and captain man versus captain america and bucky barns

[@Soldout360]

Solder boy vs Captain man Jason Voorhees vs Wolverine A-Train vs Quicksilver John Wick vs The punisher Catwoman vs Letty Ortiz Homelander vs The terminator Who would win and why?

[@user-ANDY1981]

Wolverine 🤟 Because he is the best at what always he does 👍

[@spencergsmith]

Considering that Deadpool’s healing factor is a copy of Wolverine’s in the source material, it would only make sense that they would be equal.

[@FrancescoIllustrates]

Actually this is a topic a lot of people seem to miss on and understandable because there’s a lot being said in such a short span of time. Wolverine didn’t mainly die from adimantium poisoning in Logan. It was actually from a government programme that used genetic therapy within every day products and food that started to genetically adulterated Logan’s mutant genetics in an attempt to control mutant kind. It’s actually said at the end of Logan just before he shoots Zander Rice, Strikers son. But because of his healing factor slowly failing from this, the adimantium poisoning starts to happen adding more strain on Logan’s already failing body.

[@VincentMcmanus.]

I'd say they're actually evenly matched. Wolverine has the adamantium slowing down his healing factor, meanwhile, Deadpool has super cancer slowly winning out against his own. There was a whole series of comics where DP had to obtain some of Hulk's blood to supplement his own against the cancer. So, if we're talking about who has the best healing factor, the answer is clear. Hulk wins. Wolvie and DP are both evenly matched.

[@plutobars7700]

If Wolverine's healing factor wasnt always working against the adamantium poisoning then his healing factor would be on par if not better then Deadpools.

[@NNabawiYT]

Yes, but the same thing can be said with Deadpool cancer... And with Deadpool his healing factors is so strong that if someone without cancer get his healing factors they will explode from over healing.

[@flaming_water8603]

@@NNabawiYTisn’t it where dp’s healing factor is his cancer. So if someone try’s to copy his healing factor they get turbo cancer

[@maffy715]

Nah Deadpool would die *without* cancer. Wolverine's healing factor is basically too strong for a human (Logan isn't human) and would replace cells even faster than they can die, so the mutated person would just die from an overproduction of healthy cells, but for a born mutant it's all natural.

[@JasonDav-n2u]

​@@NNabawiYTPlease remember wolverine healing factor is NATURAL, an deadpool healing factor is FROM WOLVERINE. > Wolverine's healing is better, especially without the metal in him.

[@jerseys89finest]

How does the healing factor kno which part to heal from? If they were split in 5 what part becomes the new one? If they can return from any post of there body. Cell from dragon ball z had a core. But they don't say they have any specific thing. It's jus apart of them.

[@ElCucuy2031]

If they would split in half they would regenerate a new half from three dominant side of their brain

[@andrewsanchez25733]

"Can't be ripped apart" Hulk: am I a joke to you

[@R.D.G._LilJXL-1]

Oh shit😂

[@Endlessvoidsutidos]

yeah good vid deadpools healing really is on another level ...... and that was before Thanos gave him the immortality curse to keep him from ever getting freaky with Lady Death XD

[@Mimic_45]

Wolverine & Deadpool (X-Men films) VS Captain America & Winter Soldier (MCU)

[@Tuxin1]

Deadpool & Wolverine win for sure. The both of them regenerate, Captain America and the Winter Soldier do not. Wolverine is much older than Steve and Bucky, making him the most experienced, not only that, but he’s the strongest one out of all of them. Deadpool is a experienced fighter and if he were to get hurt, the cancer cells would quickly form back together, making him invincible against Steve and Bucky, this gives Deadpool & Wolverine a lot of advantages, making them win easily.

[@maffy715]

​​@@Tuxin1Wolverine may be strong enough to throw Silver Samurai off a cliff, but stronger than Cap and Bucky? I doubt it.

[@jeffreycristobal4765]

That would be incredible....2 funny guys vs 2 war veterans!

[@Tuxin1]

@@maffy715 yes, Wolverine is stronger than them.

[@riccardodigiuseppe8661]

Great video Danco.

[@nickbraam7274]

Also weird how no one can pull wolverine apart. His bones aren’t connected by adamantium only covered in it. The soft tissue between the bones is still soft tissue and only as strong as a normal person. Hence why he still takes bullet damage but regenerates.

[@AustinBiegert]

I think that was explained by the adamantium in his skeleton combining with his healing factor, which altered the metal into adamantium-B; a more organic form of adamantium. The Adamantium-B coated his tendons, connective tissues, etc. so because of that, his bones actually are connected by adamantium. The tissues must still be flexible though, rather than rigid metal, Different properties I guess? I may not be 100% correct on this, that’s just what I’m remembering.

[@recon_jon6151]

I've never seen any evidence to support the mitosis of wolverine declining. I could be wrong though.

[@FrancescoIllustrates]

Actually there is one. If you read my comment you’ll understand it as it goes more in depth but watch the ending scene of Logan when he meets Zander Rice before shooting him and take note what Zander says.

[@recon_jon6151]

@@FrancescoIllustrates oh yeah, I mean aside from the mutant cure/ weapon.

[@FrancescoIllustrates]

@@recon_jon6151 Ahhh ok I get you now. Yeah I’ve not heard of anything much either. If anything I’ve only heard when wolverine had his adimantium forcefully removed that his abilities increased. But at the cost of become more beastly like sabertooth.

[@GabrielFlores-h1e]

Wolverine is still better. Deadpool talks too much 😂😅😊

[@xIronwafflexx]

The one thing I've always hated about Wolverine, is his adamantium bones ignore basic anatomy. He might have indestructible bones, but his tendons and ligaments are not indestructible. Dismembering him should be possible, especially by persons with super strength, and dismembering him would effectively remove his adamantium bones from the part that was removed, because given he can regenerate, he should only be able to regenerate normal bone and his bone claws, not the exogenous adamantium.

[@jamesallen-u8c]

Or how his bones create blood and it gets out of the adamantium into his bloodstream...

[@xIronwafflexx]

@@jamesallen-u8c yeah lol. he's not well written, but I guess for most, the cool factor outweighs the goofy writing

[@gondaleo]

I totally disagree based of a comic, can remember the issue but wolverine was his metal skeleton removed and because it’s removed his healing factor and animalistic nature went insane and he was a beast! So basically the only reason he’s comparable at all is because of the metal. With it gone and his natural bones they aren’t even close my guy!

[@chickenpotpieare3things]

Deadpool and Wolverine's healing factors in D&W are CRAZY

[@XionLuis]

What if you gave Deadpool the same procedure to have his skeleton laced with adamantium?

[@temrenalican4570]

Wolverine in logan is not dying because of his skeleton, it's because of the things they're putting in the food to suppress mutant genes. Also, Wolverine did get ripped in 2 by the hulk

[@Bread_n_Butter.]

For those who asked about hulk ripping wovlerine in half, Hulk has ripped Wolvie in half, BUT, that was ultimate (1610) earth/universe, not mainstream (616) earth/universe.

[@shonenhikada9254]

The hulk has ripped wolverine apart.

[@tonywilliamson-bruscaglia3070]

Honestly, in the modern era after deadpool was invented they decided to make healing factors ridiculous, but back in the day while wolverine and sabretooth could heal from ridiculous injuries, they could have their healing factor overwhelmed. They seem to have just made healing factors an invincibility thing.

[@Omega_1998_]

Yes! Yes, Deadpool has the better healing ability! I really needed someone to break it down for me. 😃👏🏻

[@aaronjones5742]

Unless there’s a spin off, the comics make it pretty clear that deadpools healing factor is stronger. In the comics deadpools healing factor was a derivative of Wolverines healing factor DNA. Similar to X23. Except the healing factor they based on wolverines was enhanced. And, the fact they share a similar amount of DNA is why Deadpool has always had a hard on for wolverine. But in the comics it’s made clear that Deadpool has an enhanced version of Logan’s. For the most part it’s really rare that wolverine can regrow arms or regenerate from a drop of blood. That’s not his cannon healing factor, his isn’t that strong. Dead pools cannon healing factor is that strong but wolverines isn’t.

[@Off1cial_LordRas]

Lets be honest Dwarf Logan solos all of fiction easily...

[@EclipticViper]

No that's comic accurate Logan

[@evandead4243]

What if somebody gave Deadpool powers to somebody who already had cancer?

[@GabeMorgan-be9hj]

This is a nice breakdown video .

[@thedonk2]

What a lot of people don’t know is in wolverines Main arc Is that his him isn’t poisoning him it’s keeping him from mutating even more and into a feral beast ! Also, his health generation doesn’t slow down. It actually gets faster after my needle rips the adamantium out . He actually gets it back, but not after he gets huge bigger stronger and faster

[@TSIRKLAND]

Can adamantium be bent, with enough force? I've not read every comic ever written, so I don't know if it's ever come up. We all know that adamantium is "practically" indestructible. But it's not entirely; every element has its point. Theoretically, if a hulk, or a vibranium wrecking ball, or some huge force hit Wolverine's skeleton just right, it could BEND his arm, or DENT his skull? And his bones may be able to heal, but because the metal isn't part of him, that bent bit would stay bent. Unless some force were applied in the opposite direction, which would be even more massive trauma. Another question I've had is: does the adamantium "cover" his skeleton, or is it INFUSED into his skeleton? Because, like, a micron-thick layer- or even a millimeter-thick layer- of even a very strong metal is not going to be that strong. But if the metal is actually infused into the spaces of his bones, between the cells, all the way through the living tissue: there's some strength there. On the other hand, if that were the case, how could those bones continue to thrive? Bones are living tissue too; they need blood flow and nutrients; they can heal from damage. Theoretically, Logan should be riddled with arthritis, as his bones attempt to calcify over the foreign substance. But arthritis isn't "healthy," so that's the cause of the conundrum in his healing factor? Yet another question: if his bone claws are knobby pointy cylinders, why are his adamantium claws thin sharp smooth blades? Has that ever been addressed in canon? And lastly: it's fiction. It's fantasy. It's something cool to drive the plot, and too much logic applied ruins the illusion. So really, none of this discussion ultimately matters. It's an interesting academic exercise, but I sure don't subscribe too strongly to any fan theory, or try too hard to make science work for real. Fantasy doesn't need it to be enjoyed; just have fun. :)

[@mikedlc9766]

lets also lets not forget Deadpool is cursed with immortality

[@valonstriker]

I don't know why everybody keeps ignoring this. Thanos cursed him to eternal life cuz he was jealous of his relationship with Lady Death.

[@PhoenixMinecraft4ever]

​@valonstriker you are right on that part

[@cool2314]

@@valonstriker deadpool is not cursed anymore and can die. deadpool dies in time runs out storyline when his earth crashes in to another.

[@BenjaminBrooks-Dog]

Deadpool is replacing dead cells with constant dying cells his healing factor is kinda insane

[@Forsakenruler]

Cancer cells arint dead cells there rouge cells They want there own survival not the whole bodies

[@ThanhNguyen-eo4ux]

Pool's healing factor in comic is a little bit different than moive pool, yeah the X-serum part is still the same, but in the comic, Thanos love Death ( the Grim reaper in Marvel universe) , but Death is interested in Deadpool. so he cursed Deadpool to never be able to die so he'll never be able to be with Death . so yeah, he's litterally unkillable.

[@steakcakegrillbake5444]

Deadpool can survive his head being severed unlike Logan. That fact alone changes the game. Btw imagine creating a cure for cancer for the purpose of killing somebody.

[@sammcfarlane2494]

Wolverine: buddy, you think you look strong? You’re wearing a red suit, you’re just a cheap f****** knockoff. Deadpool: oh, no no no, I’m the upgrade

[@gamerknight7779]

Just waiting for him to dunk on homelander again

[@iter929]

Deadpool has a more effective healing factor but Wolverine still wins a fight.

[@lukeliederbach7623]

The hulk tore wolverine in half before and threw the torsos in opposite directions off a clif. He had to crawl back to his legs and heal himself.

[@timcanny3246]

In Logan, it was the mutant cure in the alcohol he was drinking, not adamantum poisoning.

[@aaronjones5742]

They didn’t really demonstrate that in the movie. Logan directly says it’s the metal. But yeah the cannon cause is the corn syrup and GMOs that was put in the food and booze. And it wasn’t really a cure it was just a suppressant.

[@terranceeisner8958]

Deadpool's clothes heel as you saw in the first movie with that knife in his skull so obviously Deadpool's got the stronger healing ability

[@Daverast01]

Honestly the whole you got to drown someone with a healing Factor argument is stupid when Wolverine had his brain literally melted from disintegration and also the many times Deadpool has been shot in the head and had his head completely blown off

[@FFVogter.-em6zz]

Deadpool has the stronger healing factor. It's due to it being injected in both his living and cancerous cells in an attempt to get the latter destroyed by the former, thus causing Deadpool to be able to regenerate from and survive decapitation, something that has been stated to be a surefire way of killing Wolverine apart from drowning. Some even argue that what Deadpool has is not a healing factor but an undying factor as his living and dying cells are constantly being replaced.

[@keemerbecks3941]

Wolverine wins easily. NUFF SAID

[@vtx9324]

The fight wouldn’t end since they would both regenerate and give up

[@user-ANDY1981]

​@vtx9324 Do you know that Wolverine fought Omega Red at for long hours?!

[@yohan1902]

@@user-ANDY1981ok fanboy

[@burny3793]

Talking about regeneration......... SMAAASSSHHHH💚😁🔥

[@BromineBlues-om7yf]

10:18 wait a minute... You're telling me green goblin came up with the cure to CANCER, JUST OUT OF PURE SPITE FOR D-POOL?

[@willjohnboy]

Lobo beats them both in healing factor and in a fight.

[@Off1cial_LordRas]

Hulks healing factor solos Lobo and I did see the video Dan made but its literally stated by Stan the Man Lee he canonically CANNOT die 🤷‍♂️

[@surfergemini1667]

@@Off1cial_LordRasnah it’s actually lobo tbh as much as I love hulks healing factor as it’s the greatest in marvel but lobo takes it, he healed from a single drop of blood, sum that hulk hasn’t shown, he prolly can do it but hulks durability is greater than that of lobos bc his skin is overall way tougher than lobos which is prolly why u stated hulk solos lobo in terms of healing ability which is understandable but overall lobos healing is better but not by a huge margin actually by a small margin

[@nemisis49]

Deadpool almost beat lobos

[@Monito_Bandito29]

Plot armor prevents Wolverine or Deadpool from losing to Lobo. Ever

[@Mimic_45]

Wolverine defeated Lobo in a Marvel/DC crossover comic.

[@src6339]

Man, if you highball this, it's a wash. Their greatest feats both include coming back from just blood. Wolverine has a skeleton grafted with an indestructible adimantium that contains and protects soft tissue from which he can regenerate, and a highballed deadpool litterally can not die. But I have to call bs on such highball feats because in the average adventure with these guys, they're not constantly dealing with hundreds of clones spawn from their dandruff or something. Therefore, we can conclude that said highball feats are merely that of plot contrivance and not the default traits of either character. I'd also rule out their lowball feats like slow regen or stuff that they could normally take that straight up, put an end to them. I'd say that without any special assists (explained or otherwise), each can only regenerate if a certain amount of their respective biomass survives to regenerate from. Ie headpool is still alive, but he ain't growing a new body. Based on each of their common feats, I'd give the edge to deadpool on regenerative ability as he regularly has something lopped off where as Wolverine is usually "just" impaled. Conversely, I'd give the durability feat to Wolverine as it generally takes a lot more to hurt him in the first place. That being said, deadpool would likely do less well in most dangerous situations as he'd suffer a faster rate of attrition than Wolverine and would logically drop below the regeneration mass freshold more quickly than Wolverine would under the same conditions, even if his regeneration biomass freshold is lower.

[@Cuddie77]

Thank God this isn’t a copy and paste video from the past stamped with today’s date on it

[@brycesimler2014]

its Deadpool, if Wolverine didn't have the adamantium poisonings they would be equal. If you go off of pure regenerative ability as seen in current movies and comics Deadpool has a better healing factor. I still like Wolverine more.

[@ElCucuy2031]

I would say deadpool is better at fighting too it would be a long battle but deadpool would win 10/10 times eventually however if wolverine didn’t have the adamantium skeleton it would be more even i would still say Deadpool wins

[@Mak10z]

Thanos' cursed Deadpool with an inability to die so he can never be with the personification of death (who they both love)

[@james5346]

So technically he can be torn to pieces. His bones are metal, not his Ligaments. So technically you can split him up into pieces and hide his body parts.. you know, if you don’t want him to come back..🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Nightwalker170]

Alright so here is something that gets glossed over a fair bit. Wolverine CAN die and has done so multiple times. However, each time Death comes to collect, Wolverine has managed to kick her ass and return to living, which makes him effectively Immortal. Deadpool on the other hand is actually Immortal. See Thanos's whole obsession with killing half the universe has nothing to do with 'balance' and everything to do with a crippling infatuation with the living incarnation of Death, the same one Wolverine has to fight to keep his life. Unfortunately for Thanos, Death is head over heels in love with Deadpool. So to keep them from ever being together Thanos made Deadpool immortal. Because he can't actually die, Deathpools healing factor is allowed to force him to recover from things that should have killed him. Hope this helps!

[@Rizz_Messiah]

id say deadpool edges out ahead only because lady death has a crush on him and wont let him die.

[@kekoa0z]

i think his biggest healing factor feat in the movies is when he survived a nuke.

[@mikielsahagun6054]

Wolverine with no adamantium Vs Deadpool

[@user-ANDY1981]

That Wolverine it'll be unstoppable, so wade will be poor dead pool 🤟😆

[@robinsingh641]

​@@user-ANDY1981Wolverine without admantium will be Wolverine without claws and superhuman strength and durability,instead just like Deadpool is,but Deadpool is a more skilled fighter than Wolverine is.Wolverine will just be unstoppable in healing factor.

[@user-ANDY1981]

@robinsingh641 Ha!? Are you really sure that what are you talking about ??

[@robinsingh641]

@@user-ANDY1981 maybe,but yeah he will lose his claws and excellent durability

[@mikielsahagun6054]

@robinsingh641 well Wolverine would be in berserker mode most of the time and his healing factor would be at peak performance because of the lack of adamantium bones

[@jahmallmarshall2215]

The “better” healing factor on paper is Wolverine because it completely heals his body to where he’s healthy. Deadpool’s brings him back to his cancerous state so he’s not really being “healed”. But realistically Deadpool’s healing factor is better it’s more aggressive.

[@The_Anarchy-u2x]

DanCo be plaigiarizing articles with COPYRIGHT material and getting away with it

[@DanielBecerra-yi2up]

Cry about it

[@Silently-listen-to-yourselve]

if u just trap deadpool in an room without weapons fight is basically over

[@melijahv]

you didn't mention that deadpool is cursed by Thanos to never to die, It's why lady death loves DP.

[@carolwalker9788]

I have a question in the movie, Deadpool and wolverine, who woke up first?

[@champchinda-lx5dm]

Hulks healing factor is actually so crazy no cap

[@ejandaya2835]

Wolverine gets older and his healing factor goes to minimum to nothing, while deadpool is dying many cancer cells will be reborn again

[@Dre-yd2xh]

If only admantium wasn’t poisonous, he’d still have a nigh-indestructible skeleton and his healing would increase to it maximum capacity

[@Sjono]

Imagine a person creating a cure for cancer for an evil purpose

[@SherrickDuncan]

I don't have to imagine it. It's already been done for the Global Elites.

[@HeDi-p5z]

I just figured out why he's called DeadPool, lol

[@jesuslikedpie]

I think we should ignore the fact that wolverine regenerated from a drop of blood. He drops a lot of blood, so there should be a million wolverines by now.

[@ChiraqGoblin]

Imagine they fuse…..

[@brianelam9297]

I personally don’t like how their healing factors are portrayed. I don’t mind the fact that they can heal from almost anything, it’s just during combat they shouldn’t be able to just walk through anything. It takes away from any stakes of them being in trouble. The fact that they still supposed to feel pain and can be injured at all doesn’t come through most of the time. Human or low level characters shouldn’t even be interacting with these guys. I would prefer for them to take longer to heal and even take time to do it. They shouldn’t be able to plow though everything

[@calebstroup6917]

In an eternal battle between wolverine and deadpool the only true winner is... The fans🎉

[@JasonDav-n2u]

Please remember wolverine healing factor is NATURAL, an deadpool healing factor is FROM WOLVERINE. > Wolverine's healing is better, especially without the metal in him.