Just wondering... sick f-k Wolverine is, no???

Because Wolverine is kind of her dad?

Because Wolverine is kind of her dad?

Isn't she hanging out mostly with Gambit?

because she's his daughter. not a single sick thing about 

Logan IS the absolute closest thing she has to family and one of the few people on earth who can remotely comprehend the incredible horror and pain that is her existence.

She is a clone and not Wolverine's daughter.

Is wolverine as a mentor still weird? He's been doing it for years.

I would think since she's not having relations with any of the adult characters it wouldn't be weird at all. It's not unusual for adults to " hang " with teens, and guide them as well
as protect them. 
What would be more weird is that as an underager she has been employed as a military officer of sorts tasked with killing living beings. 
 
@fesak said:

She is a clone and not Wolverine's daughter.

She is a clone and not Wolverine's daughter.

...O.o
So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

...O.o So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

@fesak said:

...O.o So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

Nah, its different. X 23 doesn't have much experience with the world, and there is an obvious different in age between the two. THAT would be wierd.

She is technically his daughter, now if you had asked this question about say, Jubilee or Kitty Pride when they were underage then maybe you would have some kind of point but with X-23 you may as well be asking why Franklin and Valeria Richards hang out with Mr. Fantastic

@ReVamp said:

@fesak said:

...O.o So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

Nah, its different. X 23 doesn't have much experience with the world, and there is an obvious different in age between the two. THAT would be wierd.

Not that different when you consider Kaine was grown in a lab.

@fesak said:

@ReVamp said:

@fesak said:

...O.o So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

Nah, its different. X 23 doesn't have much experience with the world, and there is an obvious different in age between the two. THAT would be wierd.

Not that different when you consider Kaine was grown in a lab.

Yeah, that's true, but while they prove to be similar circumstances, they fail to be completely the same and the few differences makes the former duo's relationship much more plausible, than Kaine's with Spiderman would be.  I understand that you were joking and that your analogy probably wasn't meant to be taken seriously but Kaine differs from X in a variety of different ways, such as Maturity level, age, innocence and somehow X was needy and didn't have a place for herself yet. Thus seeing that she was missing all this, Wolverine adopted her as his "daughter" because she was a person similar to him in more ways than appearance (such as background) to teach her the things about life that a normal father would teach to his daughter.

@ReVamp said:

@fesak said:

@ReVamp said:

@fesak said:

...O.o So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

Nah, its different. X 23 doesn't have much experience with the world, and there is an obvious different in age between the two. THAT would be wierd.

Not that different when you consider Kaine was grown in a lab.

Yeah, that's true, but while they prove to be similar circumstances, they fail to be completely the same and the few differences makes the former duo's relationship much more plausible, than Kaine's with Spiderman would be.  I understand that you were joking and that your analogy probably wasn't meant to be taken seriously but Kaine differs from X in a variety of different ways, such as Maturity level, age, innocence and somehow X was needy and didn't have a place for herself yet. Thus seeing that she was missing all this, Wolverine adopted her as his "daughter" because she was a person similar to him in more ways than appearance (such as background) to teach her the things about life that a normal father would teach to his daughter.

Yeah, i see what you mean, though i think it's pretty much pointless for Wolverine to adopt his own clone. It takes a complex relationship and makes it seem silly in a Philip J. Fry-i am my own grandpa-way

this guy is such a troll

...O.o So... Spider-Man should adopt Kaine and make him his son. Wouldn't be weird at all.

I honestly don't care how people try to explain the whole X-23 clone/daughter discussion, because personally (as in how I see and understand the character) I call X-23 Wolverine's daughter. I call her this because yes she was created through Wolverine's DNA, but unlike most clones (really all clones to be honest) Laura was given birth to which makes that woman her mother (if a woman gives birth to a child, she's the mom, period) and because Laura has Wolverine's DNA, it makes her his daughter. She's more than a simple clone because she was created in different way them most clones are created. She was given birth to and was raised by a mother and has the DNA of a father. No matter how many times people try to explain it to me, if someone asks me who X-23 is, I'm going to tell them she's his daughter because that's really the most logical answer in my opinion.
 
As for this thread, like I just stated and like has been stated already, X-23 is Wolverine's daughter, he's mentioned wanting to adopt her and has looked out for her since he learned of her existence. Not to mention that I see teenagers (both boys and girls) hanging out with adults all the time, from teachers, youth pastors, friends of the family, uncles, aunts. Just because you see an adult hanging out with a kid or teenager doesn't make them a pervert, a teenager can have a friend who just so happens to be an adult. Not to mention X-23's isn't "always" hanging out with older people, she was with the New X-Men and other students of the X-Men all the time, not to mention those kids form NYX, she just recently started out on her own and the only reason Gambit is there NOT because he wants to sleep with her like so many perverts on here think, but is there to keep an eye on her and to mentor her when needed.

@War Killer: She actually does have some of DNA of her mother as well

@fesak: A clone is an exact genetic match and being that she's a female they obviously can't be a complete genetic match so they had to get the rest of the DNA from some where

@fesak: It doesn't matter what technology can do the literal definition of a clone is an exact genetic match therefore the fact that she's not a short furry dude with 3 retractable claws on each hand means she cannot be a clone 

I wonder if they were inspired by Lone Wolf and Cub?

Because hanging out with your father is so, so wrong.

I honestly don't care how people try to explain the whole X-23 clone/daughter discussion, because personally (as in how I see and understand the character) I call X-23 Wolverine's daughter. I call her this because yes she was created through Wolverine's DNA, but unlike most clones (really all clones to be honest) Laura was given birth to which makes that woman her mother (if a woman gives birth to a child, she's the mom, period) and because Laura has Wolverine's DNA, it makes her his daughter. She's more than a simple clone because she was created in different way them most clones are created. She was given birth to and was raised by a mother and has the DNA of a father. No matter how many times people try to explain it to me, if someone asks me who X-23 is, I'm going to tell them she's his daughter because that's really the most logical answer in my opinion.  As for this thread, like I just stated and like has been stated already, X-23 is Wolverine's daughter, he's mentioned wanting to adopt her and has looked out for her since he learned of her existence. Not to mention that I see teenagers (both boys and girls) hanging out with adults all the time, from teachers, youth pastors, friends of the family, uncles, aunts. Just because you see an adult hanging out with a kid or teenager doesn't make them a pervert, a teenager can have a friend who just so happens to be an adult. Not to mention X-23's isn't "always" hanging out with older people, she was with the New X-Men and other students of the X-Men all the time, not to mention those kids form NYX, she just recently started out on her own and the only reason Gambit is there NOT because he wants to sleep with her like so many perverts on here think, but is there to keep an eye on her and to mentor her when needed.

Because Wolverine is kind of her dad?

Wolverine does this all the time.  Shadow Kat,Jubilee,X-23, and now Armor

this guy is such a troll

@Chaos Burn said:

this guy is such a troll

agreed!

She is a clone and not Wolverine's daughter.

@fesak said:

She is a clone and not Wolverine's daughter.

He adopted her and she does have his DNA. Infact her "mother" gave birth to her and she does have some of her DNA too. Daughter is acceptable here.  FYI, unlike Kaine, X-23 was born as a aby and grew up as any other kid(Well, aside from the killer thing.)

@VenomMelendez said:

@fesak said:

She is a clone and not Wolverine's daughter.

He adopted her and she does have his DNA. Infact her "mother" gave birth to her and she does have some of her DNA too. Daughter is acceptable here.  FYI, unlike Kaine, X-23 was born as a aby and grew up as any other kid(Well, aside from the killer thing.)

X-23 does not have any of Sarah Kinney's DNA. She only has Wolverine's DNA code. The reason she is not a direct clone is because Dr. Kinney was given a damaged genetic sample to work with. Everyone has two chromosomes: males have XY , and females have XX. The Y (male) chromosome was too far gone in the sample, so she simply used two of Wolverine's X chromosomes to make a female clone. Even still some areas of the code were damaged, so she repaired these missing sections of data. Never has it been said that Dr. Kinney inserted her own genetic information into X-23's DNA. She only repaired the damage sections, which involved reconstructing them using educated guesses as to what these areas of code would have contained. 
 
Sarah acted as a surrogate mother; this is where the already growing embryo (baby) was implanted into her womb. The infant received nutrition and protection from her body, but no genetic information. Hence, Sarah Kinney is not at all involved in X-23's parentage, strictly speaking. Aside from the genetic information, she did grow the baby in her womb for nine months, and came to love her as her own daughter; the term is correct because she did give birth to Laura. However, do not state that X-23 has Dr. Kinney's DNA as well; as that would be incorrect.

Never saw anything weird about that. I don't really think she's his daughter (more of a little sister, like Conner is to Clark, though obviously he's a little brother).
 
If you were to bring up the fact that every time a new young girl joins the X-Men Wolverine instantly takes to them though, well, that's another issue.

Never saw anything weird about that. I don't really think she's his daughter (more of a little sister, like Conner is to Clark, though obviously he's a little brother).  If you were to bring up the fact that e very time a new young girl joins the X-Men Wolverine instantly takes to them though, well, that's another issue.

@FadeToBlackBolt said:

Never saw anything weird about that. I don't really think she's his daughter (more of a little sister, like Conner is to Clark, though obviously he's a little brother).  If you were to bring up the fact that e very time a new young girl joins the X-Men Wolverine instantly takes to them though, well, that's another issue.

LMAO.   But I still think that they have more of a fatherly relationship, well maybe not of a father but something more of like an uncle. Or matbe an older brother I guess. Fair enough.