Unlike adamantum, Magneto cannot manipulate vibranium – not if it's pure. Vibranium is a rare, extraterrestrial metallic ore. It has near-mystical properties that allow for energy manipulation and more. There is a Wakandan isotope and an Antarctic isotope, and both of them are completely unaffected by Magneto's powers.
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.
In Age of Ultron, concentrated energy blasts of sufficient heat and power are also shown to be effective against Vibranium. Thor's lightning, Vision's Mind Stone lasers and Iron Man's repulsor beams were able to melt Ultron's body when used in combination, meaning that high enough temperatures can break Vibranium down.
However, Magneto's powers have come up against Captain America's shield in the past, and he has been able to affect the shield via his magnetic powers. He can push or pull the shield magnetically but has never successfully damaged the shield in any way.
Vibranium is a versatile metal that is shown in creating weapons, clothing, and various forms of technology which has given both civilizations a technological advantage against the outside world. Yet Vibranium does have some disadvantages, particularly its weakness to sound waves.
Swords, knives, and more have been used against Hulk and almost none of them even leave a scratch or mark on him. However, with that said, there are two bladed weapons that can cut into Hulk's skin.
Although vibranium is susceptible to damage, it's depicted as the most durable material in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The fact that Thanos possesses enough power to beak vibranium is a testament to the strength of the Mad Titan, but more importantly, the weapon itself.
There have been times where Magneto has sort of wielded the hammer in the comics. In the Ultimate universe, Magneto gets a hold of the hammer by manipulating the electromagnetic field around the hammer, thus using it but not technically wielding/holding it, circumventing any need to be worthy.
Magneto can manipulate adamantium. Magneto has always been able to affect adamantium. This happens in many of different stories, including when Magneto slowly pulls Wolverine's adamantium-coated skeleton straight out of his body. And once Magneto has the adamantium, he can use it however he wants.
Unlike other members of the team, in his ice form, Iceman is completely ice, meaning Magneto can't even affect his blood because he doesn't have any at that point. While Magneto has gotten his licks in on Iceman, he's never been able to beat the mutant.
Originally Answered: Would iron man be a lot stronger if he could make his suits with vibranium? Yes, most certainly. And thats true of any better substance or metal, he would be quite better off due to its power and protection.
Adamantium is the element that Wolverine's famous retractable claws are made from, it is also used in making Ultron shell, Sabretooth and lady Deathstrikes skeletons and claws, X-23s claws and the Russians body. Adamantium is an alloy propagated by the scientist Dr Myron Mclain entirely by accident.
Much like vibranium, Nth metal is extremely strong, durable, and somewhat rare in its supply, but has also been known to hold abilities that far exceed anything vibranium is capable of.
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.
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.
Yes. Not only has Magneto turned Colossus into an X-battering-ram many times, he once found Colossus injured and locked into his metal form… and used his magnetism to close those wounds and heal him. —It actually backfired and left Colossus paralyzed for a few issues.
Depends on the suit, whether there's ferrous metal in the suit. However, even if not, Magneto can still cripple Iron Man by constraining him with tons of metal.
Who would win in a fight between Magneto and Juggernaut? The Juggernaut's armor is mystical in nature so it may not have magnetic properties Magneto could manipulate.
What if Wolverine had Vibranium instead of adamantium?
Wolverine's abilities, such as enhanced durability, would be affected if he had Vibranium instead of Adamantium, as Vibranium could make his bones nearly unbreakable. Wolverine with Vibranium could withstand powerful blows and attacks, and potentially store and release energy through its kinetic energy absorption.
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.
Lets be honest here, most cases the Hulk should easily take this win. Even if the entire battlefield was metal for Magneto to use, it wouldnt really matter, because as you know, Hulk smash. Hulk judy needs to land a single hit on Magneto, and the win is his.
Mjolnir doesn't damage Cap's shield at all, as shown below. I think it is fairly safe to assume that Stormbreaker (being a cutting weapon, rather than Mjolnir which is designed to smash or build) would inflict similar damage to the shield as Thanos sword does. Conclusion: Stormbreaker minces Cap's shield.
Vibranium is just the strongest metal on Earth. In Endgame we see that Thanos' blade is able to break Cap's shield. There are much stronger materials in space, it stands to reason that there are beings out there stronger than it as well.
