What Really Happens if You Decapitate Deadpool? (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill) 

That tease at the very end, so cruel.

what if dead pool is being inconsistent and doing this on purpose just to piss people off

This is Deadpool we're talking about When he is introduced into an equation physics takes a backseat.

"The real answer is that we're inconsistent" Comic book series in a nutshell

#InfiniteDP

Kyle needs his own superhero costume

this video is kind of answered as in the new DP film jugerrnaught ripped him In half he grew a new half, legs and bits but when he blew himself to bits we don't know how he got grown back together

😂"That's jus a theory" tht killed me🤣😂😂😂

Oh man! You got me at the end. I was all interested and then nothing. Good video bro SURPRISE KATANA!

"The costume, that let's you act like a douchebag at cons?" Too true that one..

Deadpool 2 explains a lot of this 😂

Well he won't die because thanos cursed him to live forever in the comics for they both where in love with lady death

When a studio admits inconsistency, you know they're being real.

Dunno if this helps, but there is a comic where Wolverine becomes nothing but a blood splatter on an UNEXPECTED KITANA & he regenerates just from that.

Perfectly explained, thanx for clearing that up Mr. Hill.....

Realistically, he dies, but if it was like it said in the comics I think he gets to choose wether to 1: #InfiniteDPs or clone 2:chose what body part to grow from

Lol. The not so subtle matpat rivalry is fun.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVED the intro! I guess I just love to see RU-vidr's sets, or Kyle is my fav nerdist host, or it had something to do with the way he walked like so confidently and badass!

Is there a behind the scenes of this show? I'd love to see it!

But if the body regrows the head, is he deadpool anymore? I mean the brain creates memories right? So if he got decapitated and the body grew a new one, he's no longer deadpool and he won't gonna know who he is neither talk because you gotta learn language or even know what''s happening. So in conclusion, you can't him by decapitation but if his body grew a new head, you basically kind of neutralized him because his memory won't cary to a new head

What if you and MatPat got into a fight?

Wolverine specifically would grow back from his head as his healing factor stems from his brain. Its also why he can die from drowning. How underwhelming...

What a legend answer Jordan :)

I've always thought that if an immortal or someone with high healing capabilities were to be decapitated the head would go flying off and regenerate a new body, and the body would grow a new head. Since the body had to grow a new head it made more sense to me that it would not have any of said person's memories. I also believed that if the new head did keep any memories, somehow, than that would be a gruesome way to clone yourself. Also, also watch Ajin: Demi Human it also supplies some good information on this context and a really good show and in Naruto Shippuden there's a guy who is immortal and the only way he can die is if his head is severed/separated from his body and he isn't feed then he would die of starvation. I've actually had this question for a few years now happy you addressed it.

3:22 This is a GameTheory did comment

There's an anime called "Ajin", a new human looking race where when they die, they regenerate and live again. And when they lose a port of their body, only the part with the biggest mass regenerates and the other seperated part decayes, meaning if an ajin gets decapitated the body regenerates a new head, but with a completely new brain and the seperated head dies! It's an interesting anime -Also there is a type of matter which surrounds them and can use them. This matter transforms into nutrients, cells and bodyparts. They also only regenerates when they die.

You are ALOT better than game theory! You actually make it intresting and you seem to really seem to know and understand what you say, matpat seems like hes just spewing out things like a computer.

What about that crazy flat worm that you can cut into several pieces and they each grow into a perfect and complete copy of the original..?

wait wasn't their a deadpool comic were he have been sliced in haft and his third inner voice has its own body

In case anyone really wants to know how he draws, watch closely. He's right-handed, so he draws and writes with his right hand, but when he writes, the editors flip the image so that we can read it too. Watch the video again and look closely at the microphone on his shirt, you can see when the image is flipped.

Kyle, Morphallaxis is the regeneration of specific tissue in a variety of organisms due to loss or death of the existing tissue. The word comes from the Greek allazein, which means to exchange. The classical example of morphallaxis is that of the Cnidarian hydra, where when the animal is severed in two (by actively cutting it with, for example, a surgical knife) the remaining severed sections form two fully functional and independent hydra. The notable feature of morphallaxis is that a large majority of regenerated tissue comes from already-present tissue in the organism. That is, the one severed section of the hydra forms into a smaller version of the original hydra, approximately the same size as the severed section. Hence, there is an "exchange" of tissue. Researchers Wilson and Child showed circa 1930 that if the hydra was pulped and the disassociated cells passed through a sieve, those cells then put into an aqueous solution would shortly reform into the original organism with all differentiated tissue correctly arranged. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morphallaxis

That last bit, only noticed it on this episode with the buttons on your shirt. Even still, you write with relative grace with both hands

Is deadpools healing factor really plausible with his cancer because of cellular regeneration wouldn't that regenerate cancer cells?

But he can't die because magic

One question or suggestions for future episodes. How strong or how much force would mantis need to be to pull the furious five with the rope when they face Tai lang

Love the channel.

I really like the part where you point out that you don't like just debunking something, you try to figure out how it might work. That's an awesome point, and I think what makes your show so good.

well the way we create more banana plants is by cutting the apart and replanting them. so if we can do it with bananas why not Deadpool? lol

how Hulk increases weight?? from where that mass comes?

I thought that your moustachelooked oddly fact at 5:45 and then I realised your editor is getting back at you.

I remember in a comic book someone decapitated wolverine and was told he is still alive because his skin started to take in the oxygen in the air or something like that, but I was always under the impression that both deadpool and wolverine could not die at all unless completely vaporized

But Kyle, if Thor's Hammer just gets heavier as an unworthy person tries to wield it, how come the hammer didn't bring the SHIELD plane down (even if a little) when The Hulk tried to lift it in the movie? Wouldn't it's weight have affected the plane if it got heavi enough for The Hulk to not be able to lift it? And why did the ground only break around his feet, and not around the hammer itself (considering both exerted the same amount of force downwards at that moment)? Also, if it worked with a gravitational field, wouldn't it just attract anything that got near it (perhaps even the person trying to lift it)? I mean, you can't just create a focused area of gravity on the part of the hammer facing down...

I love that Starcraft sound effect.

Hi Kyle My appreciation. Hello there. I usually don't comment, but I have something I'm very curious about. I'm a vaper. I've been vaping five year and lately started working at a vape shop. I thought maybe this channel could cover ohms law and it's applications? I love the science. It's super easy. On one other thought, I wanted to poke at the idea of explaining the science behind what happens when you blow a smoke ring.

Wolverine once regenerated from one drop of his blood

what if he can close off the arena of the wound thats bleeding straight away, then regrow the head, or if hes left as just a head, the head literally pulls atoms out of the air for new material, like a dehumidifier does with water...*SURPRISE KATANA*

The resources thing. I think it is an unexplained part of both wolverines and deadpools healing factors but they have both at times sustained injuries and regenerated lost biomass without a obvious source. So they have some source of matter to draw on like the hulk or giant man.

When he cuts the Deadpool in half. The sound they use sounds like a zerg structure finishing it's metamorphosis. From the original star craft.

except he's pretty much immortal (he even got hit by a nuke, then literally respawn right at the limit of the lethal radius) because Thanatos cursed him so he couldn't die

I hate you for not answering that question at the end T.T

Haha.. Katana! I was thinking the same, wasn't giving attention to the 'real life deadpool' 🤣🤣

Tho that is assuming the cells are dividing non normally and making 2 cells while consuming one, under normal conditions the cell would only make 1 copy of itself, and that copy could either replace the consumed cell, or replace the destroyed cell, either way you now end up with 3 cells when you started with 4 cells as one cell is destroyed, and another is consumed to attempt to regenerate the destroyed cell

Can you do a video on how fast/strong Dragonball Z characters are?

I look forward to seeing him as the new mythbusters host

Maximum Effort I LOVE THAT BIT

Enjoying your show ..

No mention of how Wade regenerated completely from just a finger?

His breaking the fourth-wall and regeneration are related; the part of Deadpool that continues is his story. To kill Deadpool, you must destroy the comic containing him - or at least not read it.

I totally feel for it at the end

Ok I love the show, and the "UNEXPECTED KATANA!" Anyway an idea for you. the flat worm can be divided and grow multiple clones. you can also split its head in half , and it will grow two heads. you can then split the rest of the body in half and each body will survive as identical clones. I will see if I can find the link for you.

That Game Theory Reference ... 😂😂😂 Deadpool would approve

Theres a star fish that can be cut in half and you get 2 start fish.

Oh my God I'm sitting here watching this video tonight realizing you predicted a scene in the Deadpool sequel where he gets cut in half or more or less pulled in half

8:10 Ah you son of a- "Not gonna lie they had us in the first half"

Well as far as Wolverine is concerned, he has to reattach the missing body part. In Ultimate Wolverine vs Hulk, the Hulk tore Wolverine in half. As Wolverine pulled himself along he commented to himself that his legs aren't going to grow themselves back. Later Wolverine is decapitated by S.H.I.E.L.D. and he's still alive and able to talk. Despite his lungs being in another room, he is still able to breathe through his skin. Even in a room deprived of oxygen, he still didn't die. His brain just went into stasis. In order to permanently kill Wolverine you have to destroy his brain.

Its probably similar to the guy in Beyonders: A World Without Heroes by Brandon Mull, In here there is someone with similar ability's, and though he doesn't regrow parts, cutoff parts can transfer blood and oxygen with the rest of the body with teleportation.

A Film Theory! Aaaaaand Cut!

there was that one time wolverine regenerated from a single drop of blood. but tbf thats stupid cos that should mean a clone every time he bleeds just like the letter kyle read in this video, the severed body part grows the rest of the body back if it is all thats left but it shouldnt be able to know if its all thats left because its severed

That´s just a theory... , I see what you did there.

Kyle, you DO realize what DP more commonly stands for right? Not sure that's a good thing to hashtag! :)

@screwattack death battle already answered the healing part in Wolverine Vs Raiden saying his healing stems from his brain

Deadpool is my favourite Marvel character so thanks for this video 💕 and yeah I always see him as axolotl now

Cant get enough "dp" 😏

but hey that's just a theory a film theory and cut.

the end made me cry a bit

Funny fact as to how you can apply the same science to Captain Jack in Doctor Who, you could have very well combined two fandomes or more. I would expect that in the end, since Wolvern is able to live since before the Samurai and able to live through a Nuke blast and heal almost instantly from the burn and destruction. And unlike the Flash who also can regenerate pretty fast. I suspect in the end it comes down to the mutation, something to do with the cells and the body it's self that is different then the science connected to it. Consider it like a Super Cell for so long as one remains it heals, in the case of the Flash, he would have to slow down or time travel to heal damage he has had done to himself. Slow down so he can speed up his physical restoration but in doing so he would also have to mostly eat a tonne of food. Or he might fall into a Coma, in the case of Wolvern it just happens, in the Case of Wade Wilson, it is a matter of how his body responded to Wolvern's cells or energy or whatever, and turned his cancer into the effects that Wolvern has to a degree. Now consider for a moment that he has to have his Cancer cells throughout his body to regenerate. That is Wade Wilson, the fact remains so long as any part of his Cancer exists in theory Cancer well it needs resources can in fact duplicate almost viral in nature. Another effect or something to consider is, because of a mother having children. They leave DNA in their mothers, so the fact is Mutants, their mothers long after they are born would likely have some minor effect depending on the Mutation of the Child. Depending on a load of other stuff that would be very interesting to consider and look at. Women who have given birth to son's or even daughters are often found to have their Child's DNA within them. In their brain, breasts and loads of other locations. In some cases this effect is said to make women stronger, in other cases it is said to be the suggested cause of some forms of cancer. To find information this, and it might even make a good question to pose to marvel as to why women who have children, don't or have not some how displayed some form of Mutant behavior from the DNA after the child has activated their powers.

The real answer here has to move beyond conventional science and take into account metaphysics. The part that survives is the part with a "soul." There is one Deadpool soul, that is the thing that comes back, and the body it attaches to is the vehicle it rides. I mean the human soul is an established fact in the Marvel universe, numerous characters have been to an afterlife and back, including Deadpool numerous times. It would be no more scientific to ignore the existence of souls within the Marvel universe than it would be to ignore the existence of particle physics in the real world. So that,'s the answer, whichever part ends up with the soul, no matter how small, will eventually regenerate and live again, the other bits stay dead (outside of evil Deadpool, who's an anomaly). And as for "if the head came off, it would die before it can regenerate," that assumes that it requires basic biology to stay alive. Deprive a brain cell of oxygen, for example, and it would die, but deprive Deadpool's brain cells of oxygen, and they just keep on chugging. They get the job done. I would take a while for a body to regenerate solely from a head (although reattaching it would speed things up), but it wouldn't need lungs to breathe, a heart to pump, a stomach to digest, it would just be able to convert raw materials into new body parts directly.

Can you do a video on why we have headaches or get sick

Well... In one movie we find out that a while after a fight he has been decapitated but both of his halfs r still alive and he uses his hand to get his head so he would probably put whatever is off of him back to were it was and let his regeneration properties reconnect them... Also since we know deadpools regenerative powers r similar to Wolverine's we can assume that he can come back from anything, cause in one comic it shows that Wolverine can regenerate from a drop of blood and deadpools regenerative powers r keeping him from sercoming to his "super cancer"... So basically this answers 2 things 1: not everything can be expanded by modern day science (or science in general) 2: he probably can come back from a decapitation/ major dismemberment...

Your hair is amazing dude

gametheory did it first, and yes Kyle, i know im dead to you and your glorious thor-hair :D

In comcis Deadpools healing factor is better the Ol' Wolfies

A FILM THEORY, AAAAAND CUT

I have a really hard question to answer about his regeneration. If he regenerates from the biggest part left I don't really see how that makes sense. How does the parts of Deadpool know which part to regenerate from especially if his brain is destroyed and he can only regenerate from a body part, and how do his parts know which is the biggest part to regenerate from. My thinking is that if his body parts can recreate his brain, then any part of Deadpool would regenerate a new being ultimately creating infinite Deadpools.

game theory didn't do it first film theory did

4:21 HE ISNT A DEAD MAN... he's a deadpool.

At around 5:16 it's stated that the head keeps talking, and the hand regrows. I feel that it would be the part directly attached to the brain

I was totally looking forward to asking just how they do that! Total tease. Marvel post-credit scenes vibes :(

You explained before how a magnetic field might contain a coiled ring of plasma to make a lightsaber work without plasma going everywhere but would it also completely contain the heat from the plasma like that? Could you hold a lightsaber handle with your fingers only inches away from where the plasma is coming out without being burned? Could you even turn it on within a foot or two of something flammable without it igniting? Gas stations in that galaxy must get nervous when they see jedi filling up their tanks.

Did Kyle throw shade at NDGT ? #ShotsFired

dp...double penitration....*hehe*

If you cut deadpools hand in half but in a way were both pieces are still connected to him and held the pieces apart, would the pieces connect making a wider hand or would they just never heal? Or would the two separate half grow the other half giving him an extra hand?

If you kept his head and body separate, could you grow two deadpools?

I am very tempted to say something like "FilmTheorie did the first" just to see what happens but he just talked about how to kill him sooo...

I dont know how to send a message but i have a question can u do an episode on a paticular old school anime: mobile suit gundam wing just how powerful wing zero truly is?

I read a comic with Deadpool ( can't remember which one ) he was decapitated and then his body was searching for his head to attach it to the body, and in this time he was still speaking

“#InfiniteDP” yeah that is so wrong 😂😂😂

At the end I be like 'Oh mannn I really want to know how you draw those thing in the show D:'

Wolverine #57-61 (volume 3) would seem to suggest that no, he cannot. In those issues we find out that if Wolverine's injuries are so severe that he dies before his healing factor kicks in he will, in fact, die. An injury reducing him to a single particle would kill him under this description. However, in Wolverine #43 (also volume 3) we see all of his soft bits blown off of his skeleton which would clearly kill him before his healing factor kicks in. But it didn't. He regenerated within minutes. In Excalibur #100 (volume 1), Professor Xavier believes the only way to stop Wolverine is to remove his head and keep it separated from his body. This won't kill him, but incapacitate him. This would suggest Xavier believes he can regenerate from a single cell. The bottom line, I think, is that Wolverine can regenerate from anything so long as he will continue to sell comics. Writers alter his power levels all the time, even removing some, and he keeps on doing what he does best... bub. Source(s): Wolvering #43, 57-61 (Volume 3) Excalibur #100 (Volume 1) -Jeff

There's a difference between movie dp and comic dp. In the comics he's curses with immortality, which is why he's able to live after decapitation. I think only a throw into a volcano or something similar will be able to shut dp up for good.