Adamantium is stronger but Vibranium absorbs energy better. This is why in the Marvel universe you see a lot of adamantium offensive weapons and a lot of vibranium defensive armors and sheilds.
The thing that settles it for me is the fact that Ultron chose adamantium over vibranium when making his body, and he had the intelligence of the scientist supreme
It all depends on the version of each metal your going off. In some versions vibranium is an offshoot of adimantium when humans tried to recreate it, in some versions vibranium is only weak to gamma radiation. In some versions adimantium is toxic which is why in most stories loan's healing is slowed. It also depends on the story and strong they needing to me so one is not stronger than the other....in my opinion
When I was a kid in the 70s and 80s it was only Adamantium. Vibranium was never mentioned in comics - first time I remember hearing about it was in Captain America First Avenger because they didn't own the movie rights for Adamantium.
Think the way the comics tend to treat it, adamantium is near indestructible, but sufficiently super powered entities can damage it, (Thor for one) making it only near, but also can be liquified with Antarctic vibranium and the molecular rearranger Ultron uses to keep his malleable. Because its so durable at a molecular level as well, it can be made extremely thin, allowing for Wolverine's blades to cut thru most things due to how thin it is and strong it is. You can look up mono molecular wire as kind of a similar concept, where the durability and thinness of the material theoretically makes it a insanely good cutting tool. It's also subject to story plot armor breaking it, as shown by all the "dead wolverines in the future with broken claws" and so on, ranging from the Hulk to Gladiator.
To my recollection, Wolverine listed in marvel guides states he’s 5’3 and 195 pounds. Growing up in the 80’s I recall that vibranium being so expensive is a component of adamantium, and what made captain America’s shield special was a component that was added to the mix that the scientist wasn’t able to replicate making it one of a kind.
It's been established for DECADES that adamantium is the top dog in regards to "strongest". It sucks that the more time goes on the more people rely on what they see and hear rather than what they read, but the movies or the children's cartoons like Wolverine and the X-Men are not source material, aka the comics and novels; that's why they have their own universe designations to separate them from the original/mainline/source material (616).
Dont forget Marvel also has the indestructible Asgardian Uru metal, which Stan Lee states is not on the periodic elemental table. It is immune to magneto's powers and might be more indestructible than adamantium and vibranium.
Adamantium is stronger but Vibranium absorbs energy better. This is why in the Marvel universe you see a lot of adamantium offensive weapons and a lot of vibranium defensive armors and sheilds.
How about we all just ask Magneto! I’m sure he’ll have all the answers to put an end to all this madness. Lol
The thing that settles it for me is the fact that Ultron chose adamantium over vibranium when making his body, and he had the intelligence of the scientist supreme
It all depends on the version of each metal your going off. In some versions vibranium is an offshoot of adimantium when humans tried to recreate it, in some versions vibranium is only weak to gamma radiation. In some versions adimantium is toxic which is why in most stories loan's healing is slowed. It also depends on the story and strong they needing to me so one is not stronger than the other....in my opinion
Unobtainium will always be best.
When I was a kid in the 70s and 80s it was only Adamantium. Vibranium was never mentioned in comics - first time I remember hearing about it was in Captain America First Avenger because they didn't own the movie rights for Adamantium.
No mention of Uru metal?
1) Enchanted uru is stronger than both. Its magical properties that allowed it to smash Cap's shield earn it the top spot here.
Think the way the comics tend to treat it, adamantium is near indestructible, but sufficiently super powered entities can damage it, (Thor for one) making it only near, but also can be liquified with Antarctic vibranium and the molecular rearranger Ultron uses to keep his malleable. Because its so durable at a molecular level as well, it can be made extremely thin, allowing for Wolverine's blades to cut thru most things due to how thin it is and strong it is. You can look up mono molecular wire as kind of a similar concept, where the durability and thinness of the material theoretically makes it a insanely good cutting tool. It's also subject to story plot armor breaking it, as shown by all the "dead wolverines in the future with broken claws" and so on, ranging from the Hulk to Gladiator.
To my recollection, Wolverine listed in marvel guides states he’s 5’3 and 195 pounds. Growing up in the 80’s I recall that vibranium being so expensive is a component of adamantium, and what made captain America’s shield special was a component that was added to the mix that the scientist wasn’t able to replicate making it one of a kind.
I'm still waiting for a adamantium, vibranium and uru mix🤔
It's been established for DECADES that adamantium is the top dog in regards to "strongest". It sucks that the more time goes on the more people rely on what they see and hear rather than what they read, but the movies or the children's cartoons like Wolverine and the X-Men are not source material, aka the comics and novels; that's why they have their own universe designations to separate them from the original/mainline/source material (616).
Adamantium is rock. Wolverine
Don't forget in one Univers, Vibranium becomes Brittle when exposed to Gamma radiation. The same radiation the Hulk Emits.
One thing that none of these metals can even dent a much too common type of armor in the Marvel universe, Plot Armor
The properties of both are entirely different. Vibranium absorbs and redirects kinetic energy while adamantium is structuraly stronger..
Dont forget Marvel also has the indestructible Asgardian Uru metal, which Stan Lee states is not on the periodic elemental table. It is immune to magneto's powers and might be more indestructible than adamantium and vibranium.
Adamantium.
I like both Vibranium and Adamantium
Adamantium isn't still enough to cut through Viburnum, while Viburnum is too soft to cut through Adamantium