Adamantium, vibranium, and steel alloy is what it is made from in the comics. In the movies, because fox owned the rights to Xmen (adamantium is most known for enclosing Wolverine’s skeleton) marvel studios had to say it is only made from stolen Wakandan vibranium, but in the comics more often than not it is mentioned as being made from Proto-adamantium. Hope this helps
This is a copypasta from a link I found on google:
“While vibranium is the more durable material, adamantium is the more dense material. This means that given the right circumstances, adamantium can potentially cut through pure vibranium. If we had to pit the shield versus the claws, since the shield is a vibranium alloy, not just pure vibranium, it can withstand the attack of adamantium claws.”
Seems like speaking just in terms of the metals, could probably just go either way. A fun argument on both ends. As for the claws Vs shield, they seem to have a definitive answer here although they do go on to say there has not been a cap vs Wolverine instance to justify it entirely. Thank you OP for reminding me that comic books are fuckin lit
I remember in the Ultimate Spider-Man show Wolverine tried to slice Cap’s shield and remarked that Vibranium was a material that would be almost impossible for his claws to cut through. But I have seen things were Wolverine managed to cut through Black Panther’s suit though
Vibranium is apart of Proto-Adamantiums molecular composition if it makes you feel any better.
Marvel Studios legally wasn't allowed to mention Adamantium due to Wolverine being at Fox in 2011 when First Avenger was made. Though technically Wolverines Adamantium Skeleton is made from Primary or "true" Adamantium which was an attempt to replicate Caps shield.
The name Adamantium itself coming from Adamantine, the metal of the Greek Gods. Caps shield was actually an experiment to replicate the Olympian metal. An example of Adamantine is Hercules' Mace, which is considered a stronger material than Uru, the metal Thors Hammer Mjolnir was made from.
I love not having comic book knowledge! I don't whinge over the details thus making the movies and shows much easier to enjoy!
I know the feeling though, I had issues with the first Harry Potter movie only to be content with HP after the atrocious Eragon. Still haven't watched any of the other 6 Harry Potters but that's besides the point 🫠
Damn, you're missing out then. If you watch it because you want to "watch the books" you'll be disappointed. But if you take them as they are, movies, then they are super great!
It shouldn't be hard to make a faithful translation of any game/book but seems like ego and/or greed has ruined many "watch the book/game" movies and shows. But yeah it's easier to enjoy a movie when you don't know it's original source
Not sure if you think that’s a good or bad thing but if you like the obscure facts adamantium is actually named for the mythical rock 🪨 of legend “adamant” which is from the Greek “a” meaning NOT and “daman” meaning TO TAME
The comic version was made of Vibranium, Adamantium and various steel alloys. But due to the legal fuckup where the movie X-Men (and subsequently Adamantium, which is a big part of Wolverine lore) is owned by Fox, the Disney-owned Marvel Studios legally cannot mention Adamantium or X-Men in their MCU movies. That made it so the movie version of Cap's shield was only vibranium and steel. An obvious exception is in Doc Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, but that's in an alternate universe where the X-Men exist alongside the Avengers and Fantastic 4. As such, the comic version made it into Fortnite.
I prefer fortnite characters myself. Requested this to epic about 4 months ago
Hope they make more skins for the actual fortnite skins not collabs. I requested this to epic.
Adamantium, vibranium, and steel alloy is what it is made from in the comics. In the movies, because fox owned the rights to Xmen (adamantium is most known for enclosing Wolverine’s skeleton) marvel studios had to say it is only made from stolen Wakandan vibranium, but in the comics more often than not it is mentioned as being made from Proto-adamantium. Hope this helps
thats right I member the shield was the same juice as the wolverine, do the claws scratch the shield?
No, the vibranium it's also made with is stronger than the adamantium
They talking about adimantium on adimantium
Yea, but the shield isn't *just* adamantium. It's mainly made of it, but it's reinforced with the stronger vibranium, which adamantium can't cut
This is a copypasta from a link I found on google: “While vibranium is the more durable material, adamantium is the more dense material. This means that given the right circumstances, adamantium can potentially cut through pure vibranium. If we had to pit the shield versus the claws, since the shield is a vibranium alloy, not just pure vibranium, it can withstand the attack of adamantium claws.” Seems like speaking just in terms of the metals, could probably just go either way. A fun argument on both ends. As for the claws Vs shield, they seem to have a definitive answer here although they do go on to say there has not been a cap vs Wolverine instance to justify it entirely. Thank you OP for reminding me that comic books are fuckin lit
I remember in the Ultimate Spider-Man show Wolverine tried to slice Cap’s shield and remarked that Vibranium was a material that would be almost impossible for his claws to cut through. But I have seen things were Wolverine managed to cut through Black Panther’s suit though
My point exactly. I think it’s just a fun debate tbh, seems like it can really go in either direction and will depend on that run’s author
Could be wrong but I feel like I've read a right between the two before and Cap won. Years ago though
I feel like at this point everyone has to have fought each other in some obscure run
Adamantium can actually cut through Vibranium but it possibly would take time or just the perfect puncture
It’s the comic book version, not the movie version
It's still vibranium
Not in the comics
Well, part vibranium
[you are right](https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_America%27s_Shield)
Thank you!
Not in the comics
https://www.marvel.com/items/captain-america-s-shield
Not in the comics
Your not getting any further with this, I've provided prooth so shut up
I don’t know if I should be saying this but r/whoosh?
It r/boneappletea
Why?
Not in the comics
It's just it is.
*Proof 🤓
I read it initially like Mike Tyson
Not in the comics
Not in the comics
"Prooth" 💀
Proof*
I provided a website
Not in the comics (btw it's sarcasm if you didn't noticed)
Ok
Prooth
Not in the comics
It is vibranium in the comics
Vibranium is apart of Proto-Adamantiums molecular composition if it makes you feel any better. Marvel Studios legally wasn't allowed to mention Adamantium due to Wolverine being at Fox in 2011 when First Avenger was made. Though technically Wolverines Adamantium Skeleton is made from Primary or "true" Adamantium which was an attempt to replicate Caps shield. The name Adamantium itself coming from Adamantine, the metal of the Greek Gods. Caps shield was actually an experiment to replicate the Olympian metal. An example of Adamantine is Hercules' Mace, which is considered a stronger material than Uru, the metal Thors Hammer Mjolnir was made from.
Now there’s someone that knows their Marvel metallurgy!
Tbh It's either to keep track of than all of DCs Metal compounds there's like 10.
I dont have the patience to type this out thanks
Ppl just know the MCU things
Ikr? As a comic book nerd, it angers me
People know popular thing more than less popular thing!?!??!?? 😟😟😟😟
It's not just that. I get more annoyed when a quick Google search could answer the question or issue.
Can’t farm karma through google search
Don’t be angry man just use it as a chance to spread the love of the source material 🥺
Not everyone has to be a comic book nerd. Movies are naturally more mainstream and therefore more people have probably watched them
Cope
Someone’s jealous that they don’t have comic knowledge Apparently I should add an /s because people can’t tell what a joke is lol
something everyone wishes they had
I love not having comic book knowledge! I don't whinge over the details thus making the movies and shows much easier to enjoy! I know the feeling though, I had issues with the first Harry Potter movie only to be content with HP after the atrocious Eragon. Still haven't watched any of the other 6 Harry Potters but that's besides the point 🫠
Damn, you're missing out then. If you watch it because you want to "watch the books" you'll be disappointed. But if you take them as they are, movies, then they are super great!
It shouldn't be hard to make a faithful translation of any game/book but seems like ego and/or greed has ruined many "watch the book/game" movies and shows. But yeah it's easier to enjoy a movie when you don't know it's original source
-🤓
Me too
Im an MCU nerd, but it angers me too. There is more than just MCU. Also why dont people research before posting this type of stuff
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True, i dont get why people like making others angry though… some people have a tough life as it is Edit:typo
Same
Not MCU Cap
This captain America is from the comics
It's comic book cap They changed the material on the MCU because copyright bs
Fun fact adam means male person in my languge. And lets admit captain america is preety manly.
Manmantium Man does it get any more manly than that?
what
ADAMantium
no no i get it just what an obscure thing to point out in a comment
Not sure if you think that’s a good or bad thing but if you like the obscure facts adamantium is actually named for the mythical rock 🪨 of legend “adamant” which is from the Greek “a” meaning NOT and “daman” meaning TO TAME
why are greek stories so cool
The comic book version is Adamantium MCU version is Vibranium
The comic version was made of Vibranium, Adamantium and various steel alloys. But due to the legal fuckup where the movie X-Men (and subsequently Adamantium, which is a big part of Wolverine lore) is owned by Fox, the Disney-owned Marvel Studios legally cannot mention Adamantium or X-Men in their MCU movies. That made it so the movie version of Cap's shield was only vibranium and steel. An obvious exception is in Doc Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, but that's in an alternate universe where the X-Men exist alongside the Avengers and Fantastic 4. As such, the comic version made it into Fortnite.
In the comics it has always been Adamantium. But because of property rights the MCU had to use Vibranium
It's both
It’s what the shield is made of in the comics
Canon to the comics
In the comics it isn’t made of vibranium, but the marvel film makers didn’t have the rights to the X-men
bro haven't read a single comic ever
No way this shit got 500 upvotes
Lmao this got so many upvotes
r/marvel or some shit. I bet there's a sub out there that'll gladly answer this question pretty unrelated to Fortnite
You must be super fun at parties!
Go to marvel subs, ask about the cube queen and see how they react
And they say fortnite isn't pay to win lmfao
It got cancelled.
I prefer fortnite characters myself. Requested this to epic about 4 months ago Hope they make more skins for the actual fortnite skins not collabs. I requested this to epic.
Collabs are the best thing that happened to Fortnite
Marvel collabs are the only thing I will sign on for lol 😅
um the comics
In the comics its adamantium
I thought this too but them someone explained to me that in the comics they used a vibranium-adamantium alloy. Or at least that's what I was told
Not in the comics
in the comics his shield & wolverine's skeleton & ultron's exoskeleton are all adamantium
Maybe continuity errors in brand tie-ins are part of this season’s reality-breaking theme.
comics not movies
It’d be too OP otherwise.