In response, when Magneto and the Brotherhood attack the X-Men, he uses his powers to impale Wolverine with his claws. Magneto dies using the last bit of his powers to cause Wolverine's death. The comic shows that while Wolverine was always meant to be a hero, his life changed forever by killing the Hulk.
Magneto rips the Adamantium from Wolverine's bones, killing Wolverine, leaving just a severely charred skeleton and an arm of flesh due to his healing factor not working.
In a manner of speaking, yes, he could. Wolverine's bones are laced with adamantium, an alloy subject to Magneto's powers. His muscles and connective tissues, though strong and durable by human standards are just that… human.
On many occasions, in both the comics and the films, Magneto has used his powers to beat Wolverine. In one particularly violent encounter, Magneto ripped Logan's entire skeleton out of his body. However, Logan has beaten Magneto in a number of occasions, mostly with the help of other characters.
It is not so much that Magneto cannot affect vibranium, but that the metal's vibratory nature and energy-absorption components can be harnessed in such a way that the Master of Magnetism meets his match.
3 Magneto. Much like other mutants who are not physically strong but are capable of great physical feats, the Omega-level Master of Magnetism could defeat the Juggernaut in any number of ways.
This isn't even getting into the fact that, as we saw in Avengers #111 (by Steve Englehart, Don Heck and Mike Esposito), Magneto can control people's minds with his powers, so he could "wield" Mjolnir, in a way, by "wielding" Thor himself... (And yes, it is creepy that he has his daughter dancing for him).
Namor was able to run through the entire Brotherhood, including Magneto. Namor's strength and durability allowed him to outlast Magneto's attacks and take him down, before leaving so he could figure out new ways to attack the surface world.
How Did Wolverine Get His Claws Back? In X-Men: Days of Future Past, Magneto helps Wolverine restore his Adamantium claws, giving him a tactical advantage against the Sentinels. The Adamantium claws are a lifeline for Wolverine, allowing him to live up to his full heroic potential and protect the ones he loves.
While Magneto has been seriously injured by psychic attacks without his helmet, his helmet provides the wearer with significant protection from telepaths. Due to the way his helmet's circuitry interacts with his powers, some iterations of Magneto's helmet have also given him limited telepathic abilities.
Iceman is one of the most powerful mutants on the planet. While he doesn't do much solo work, he has battled Magneto many times with the X-Men, and he's come out on top every time.
Yes, Magneto should be able to pull out a win against the Jade Giant in a one on one. His powers allow him to increase the durability of his armor, which has allowed him to take hits from both Namor and Colossus.
Even if he did, Superman can move at the speed of light. Before he would fall unconscious, he could hit Magneto's force field at the speed of light, multiple times with super strength. There's no way Magneto's forcefields could stand up to that and just like with Wonder Woman, one punch is all it would take.
Jean Grey recruits a new group of X-Men to help Cyclops and Wolverine rescue Xavier; they defeat Magneto when Xavier psychically cuts off his access to his powers.
While Thor himself is not strong enough to defeat Juggernaut, he has the help of his famous hammer Mjölnir. Since Mjölnir can only be wielded by the worthy, Juggernaut has no chance of lifting it.
Because in the Marvel Universe, Mjolnir is NOT heavy. In the original Norse mythology Mjolnir is incredibly heavy, and only Thor with special strength gauntlets is strong enough to lift and use it.
Although Cap's internal conflicts prevented him from being fully worthy to lift Mjölnir during Age of Ultron, Cap really almost pulled off stealing Thor's thunder.
Originally Answered: Can Magneto defeat Galactus by using Galactus' suit against him and crush him? No. His armor isn't real. Galactus is a cosmic Abstract being, and his form at any given moment is a function of the limited mortal brain processing the impossible.
Magneto has the power to potentially rip the planet in half. He's that strong. He would give some of Galactus weaker heralds a hard time, but against beings like the Silver Surfer or Tyrant he's toast. He stands absolutely no chance against Galactus.
Most notably, Magneto cannot affect Captain America's vibranium shield, and he cannot affect Black Panther's suit. Magneto has such a refined control of his powers that he can manipulate the iron in people's bloodstreams. They've even showed this horrifying ability in the X-Men movies.
Magneto should have been able to take Iron Man down with ease, but when the two fought, Tony Stark gave the X-Men a NEW Master of Magnetism. Iron Man beat the X-Men's Magneto, in one of the most spectacular battles in the "Avengers Vs. X-Men" event.
However, many fans of the movies may be surprised to know that there are actually five types of vibranium. Vibranium is one of the rarest metals on Earth. Most describe it as one of the hardest substances known in the Marvel Universe, but that is not entirely accurate.
