Is a Captain America shield possible?

However, it is not physically possible to make a shield like Captain America’s. Even in the Marvel Universe, the alloy that makes Cap’s shield is unique, despite multiple attempts to duplicate it. Given that our universe doesn’t have adamantium or vibranium either, you’re stopped before you’ve started.

Can Vibranium absorb sound?

In the comics, a different variety of vibranium found in Wakanda absorbs sound waves and other vibrations, including kinetic energy. Absorbing sound waves, vibrations, and kinetic energy makes this metal stronger. The ultra-resilient alloy was used to create Captain America’s shield.

Why does Captain America’s shield bounce off the wall?

When Captain America tosses his shield around the place, bouncing it off of walls and knocking down his opponents with it, it always returns to him. It’ll bob around like a pinball and then bounce right back into his hand. This isn’t due to a magnetic device in the palm of his glove or anything like that.

How strong is Captain America’s shield?

The exact strength of Captain America’s shield seems to change from scene to scene, sometimes even within the same movie. In Captain America: Civil War, the audience sees the shield bounce off cops in one scene and smash through a concrete wall in another. So, why is the strength of the shield so inconsistent?

What would have happened if cap’s shield had been made of vibranium?

Cap raises his shield to protect himself, and as Thor’s hammer collides with the shield, the impact is deflected and he’s sent flying back. Now, if the shield had been made of anything except vibranium, Steve Rogers would’ve been toast.

What happened to Tony Stark’s shield?

At the end of Captain America: Civil War, Tony Stark tells Steve Rogers that he doesn’t deserve his shield, since he kept his knowledge of the Winter Soldier killing Tony’s parents from him. After that, he decides to ditch the shield and leave it (and a lot of things) behind him.