Magneto Would Be Shocking... Literally

[Spacescifi]

I am no expert and I know many of you are better informed on this, but from what I have read, moving magnetic fields creates an electric field, leading me to believe that whenever Magneto does some stupendous feat with metals, they are all electrically charged. In other words, he can turn ANY ferromagnetic metal into an electromagnet or any part or parts of it, and also direct it with moving magnetic fields he can create and move at will.

Results? If you touch it you probably die from electric shock. It's not in comics or TV, but it is an example of how mixing reality/fiction makes everything twice or thrice as dangerous/deadly.

Edited June 30, 2023 by Spacescifi

[Scotius]

I love comic books, and Magneto is one of my favorite villains, but...

Don't try to analyze comic book physics using logic.

It is a dive into a rabbit hole, and only madness waits for you on the bottom.

[Superfluous J]

Applying physics to comic books is like applying lubricant to Thursday.

Not only does it not work, it doesn't even make sense.

[kerbiloid]

If tie Magneto to a waterwheel, it would be a magnetohydropowerplant.