So...is Lizard warm blooded or cold blooded?

[Ratcrawler]

I ask because in Natural Selection, he was bouncing off the walls with energy a rodent would envy and that Polar Bear exhibit didn't do squat to slow him down.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

I think he's cold blooded in this show without a doubt.

 

[Ratcrawler]

Well, I know they said he was (at least they theorized) except everything I pointed to means he either wasn't or he was on crack.

 

[Green Goblin 1964]

Crack.

 

[LobokDaikon]

The water affected him, but it just wasn't the sudden dramatic effect you'd expect. I thought as soon as he splashed into the water he was going to stumble around woozily, but it was still a battle, which I thought was really cool.

 

[Ratcrawler]

Yeah, it's funny that after their brilliant strategy, Lizard's Achille's heel was his son's skateboard getting lodged into his mouth.

 

[Arcturus]

Well either he was speeding on PCP, or has lukewarm blood. I don't know, it's only a cartoon.

 

[The Joker_1000]

I don't think it matters but the Lizard is a lizard and a human so that right there explains basically everything.

 

[Ratcrawler]

It shouldn't matter but it does!

 

[Venom 1988]

hes luke warm blooded

 

[The Lizard]

I don't think it matters but the Lizard is a lizard and a human so that right there explains basically everything.

Yep, pretty much.

Lizard is more vulnerable to cold than a human, but less vulnerable than a true reptile.

It also just comes down to what needs to happen in the storyline. Case in point: The ASM #45 comic shows Lizard overcome by cold in a refrigerator car, while Peter Parker: Spectacuclar Spider-Man #127 shows Lizzy shake off a blast of cold while under control of Curt Connors' mind.

 

[The Joker_1000]

How strong is the Lizard? Isn't he a little stronger than Spider-Man himself?

 

[Ratcrawler]

Stronger, I believe. Faster too.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

How strong is the Lizard? Isn't he a little stronger than Spider-Man himself?

He's much stronger than Spidey.

 

[The Lizard]

In the old Marvel Universe Handbooks, Spidey had 10-ton strength and Lizard had 12-ton strength. So traditionally the Lizard was stronger, but Spidey was somewhat faster in the reflexes department.

These days, Spidey's powers have gone up and down several times, so I'm not sure what his power level actually is. I think the general assumption is still that Lizard is stronger, but Spidey is slightly faster.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

These days, Spidey's powers have gone up and down several times, so I'm not sure what his power level actually is. I think the general assumption is still that Lizard is stronger, but Spidey is slightly faster.

Indeed, alot of things have been changed or toyed with in current 616 Spidey.

 

[Parker1989]

I talked to my friend who is really into reptiles and asked him if actually putting a cold blooded animal in cold water would affect its movements, and he told me that it would but not immediately.

So it looks like the cartoon had that part right, but he didn't tell me how long it would actually take for the creature to slowdown.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

I talked to my friend who is really into reptiles and asked him if actually putting a cold blooded animal in cold water would affect its movements, and he told me that it would but not immediately.

So it looks like the cartoon had that part right, but he didn't tell me how long it would actually take for the creature to slowdown.

Cool, I'm glad they are adding realism into this show as well.

 

[Ratcrawler]

Me too. I guess the only qualm I have with that episode now is how slowly Lizard seemed to chase Eddie out of the Reptile house.

 

[The Joker_1000]

In the old Marvel Universe Handbooks, Spidey had 10-ton strength and Lizard had 12-ton strength. So traditionally the Lizard was stronger, but Spidey was somewhat faster in the reflexes department.

These days, Spidey's powers have gone up and down several times, so I'm not sure what his power level actually is. I think the general assumption is still that Lizard is stronger, but Spidey is slightly faster.

What's up with the Lizard now adays anyway? Has he been appearing in a lot of comics lately?

 

[The Lizard]

What's up with the Lizard now a days anyway? Has he been appearing in a lot of comics lately?

You can keep up with Lizzy's current activities at my favorite Wiki page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizard_(comics)

There's been a few Lizard guest appearances lately in such diverse comics as X-Men: First Class, White Tiger, and Spider-Man / Red Sonja. However, the last major Lizard story was last year's "Feral" from Sensational Spider-Man.

 

[Little Foot]

Lizards are cold-blooded, of course, and they come to a lull at nights because they are not receiving enough heat to keep their bodies running at a high-energy level. Therefore, if The Lizard were really cold-blooded, he would not have been able to operate for the whole rest of the episode, as the last portion at the zoo took place at night. Therefore, it suggests that The Lizard is really endothermic, at least partially (perhaps as theorized like a dinosaur--LIKE ME).

 

[Ratcrawler]

My thoughts exactly.