@Babyoda0129 But in movies and in sci-fi it doesn't work like that. Cap's shield is very indestructible. And Vibranium isn't any metal like the ones from periodic table. Even spiderman stated that Cap's shield doesn't obey the laws of physics. Vibranium is completely unique. So adding other metals wouldn't change anything.

They'll simply introduce it when Wolverine is introduced and just make it slightly weaker then Vibranium

Sure

Adamantium was hinted in the postcred scene of daredevil s3 with bullseye and that dr oyama or whatever was his name.

Surely it will just be connected to Wolverine

Because thats literally what hes made of

His skeleton and claws

But in the comics adamantium's the strongest thing out there, isn't it?

^ Not really. It's as hard as Vibranium but it can't absorb vibrations that well. Pure Vibranium might be harder.

Comic Uru or Adamantine are harder than both anyway, IIRC.

There are at least 2 possibilities:

1. Someone above mentioned that Thanos's blade in Endgame could be made out of Adamantium. Adamantium could be introduced as an other-worldly metal that is more powerful than Vibranium.

2. Adamantium could simply be introduced as a weaker metal than vibranium.

3. Something else I haven't thought of

Of course especially since in wolverine xmen origins it was fouund in a meteor

Maybe they don't introduce adamantium and just say Wolverine's skeleton is an organic metal like how Colossus can turn into metal?

@SeanWheeler but then that defeats the purpose of wolverine's origin entirely.