Wolverine
Character » Wolverine appears in 16062 issues.
A long-lived mutant with the rage of a beast and the soul of a Samurai, James "Logan" Howlett's once mysterious past is filled with blood, war, and betrayal. Possessing an accelerated healing factor, keenly enhanced senses, and bone claws in each hand (along with his skeleton) that are coated in adamantium; Wolverine is, without question, the ultimate weapon.
Can Wolverine's Adamantium "Heal"?
I see were he's coming from.
hmm...I think that's a "no".
The adamantium is an additional part of Logan's body, so that doesn't necessarily mean it's gonna heal like everything else.
i never quite understood how his bones worked if they are completly coated with metal how do the important functions take place
sigh........ some of u guys need to read comics more instead of wiki and comic movies......
logan's skeleton is bonded on a molecular lvl allowing the bones to continue to function without the adamantium impeding it,........ the science of it all was explain decades ago both in logan's comic series and old in marvel presents wolverine/weapon X
"sigh........ some of u guys need to read comics more instead of wiki and comic movies...... logan's skeleton is bonded on a molecular lvl allowing the bones to continue to function without the adamantium impeding it,........ the science of it all was explain decades ago both in logan's comic series and old in marvel presents wolverine/weapon X "
And the short answer would be.....yes/no?
no way its metal that cant be damaged therefore why would it need to repair itself , also a metal cant heal anyways since its not alive only organic material has the abilty to heal
But once the adamantium it damaged, it can't heal back. It was synthetically made, not organic.
Wolverine is shot in the head by an adamantium bullet, which erases his memory. Wouldn't this then leave a permanent gap in his adamantium plating on his skull?
Now if there was a hole in his head a new bullet could be shot in the same gap in the adamantium, which happened in X2 but he did not lose his memory then.. How is this possible?
chances of hitting the same spot with a bullet is literally billions to one , as for x2 it along with the memory wipe bullet in origins are PIS" Wolverine is shot in the head by an adamantium bullet, which erases his memory. Wouldn't this then leave a permanent gap in his adamantium plating on his skull? Now if there was a hole in his head a new bullet could be shot in the same gap in the adamantium, which happened in X2 but he did not lose his memory then.. How is this possible? "
PS:
What is PIS, I'm new and could be missing something.
its possible but still tough even pointblank since would have to be exact not to richochet off skull, PIS is plot induced stupidity meaning that the two very different out comes to the same scenario obviously hevnt been thought threw properly.
Regardless of PIS, movie Wolverine is running around with a couple holes in his adamantium plating on his skull and also has a couple adamantium bullets bouncing around his cranium.
I guess I have another question about these scenarios. I thought that adamantium cannot be cut/damaged by other adamantium. If this is the chase, are all of these plot points just randomly added without any thought or rules? It would seem there are discrepancies between movies and rules.
"Huh, Wolverine recently caught mine. Forgot how bad he was in MUA. "
He's easily the best character in that game???
Depending on who you ask adamantium is the "only" thing that can damage adamantium outside of a pissed off Hulk, Thor on a good day... Sentry... etc...
- I'd say, of course it can't "heal", it's not organic.
- Just as sharpened steel can damage a flat piece of steel, I guess it would be the same with adamantium.
- The whole 'erase his memory with a bullet' thing was incredibly, incredibly dumb. Much more because Stryker specifically sets out to this... I mean... wtf? there's a ton of weird things that can happen from brain trauma, from starting to talk like Yoda, to lose bowel control... it just don't make any damn sense. Well, can't say the movie disappointed me, because I never expected too much, but that bullet thing was just really really stupid. Why don't just say it's a vibranium bullet? Maybe they dind't have the rights to use the concept of vibranium in their movie? Well, it's done.
But no, how could it heal? It's metal, duh.
" sigh........ some of u guys need to read comics more instead of wiki and comic movies...... logan's skeleton is bonded on a molecular lvl allowing the bones to continue to function without the adamantium impeding it,........ the science of it all was explain decades ago both in logan's comic series and old in marvel presents wolverine/weapon X "Yeah, yeah, yeah... if these writters want it, it's possible to even come up with explanations for the craziest stuff in comics ( like perhaps "mass histeria" when Superman takes off his glasses and people see a whole other man there, duh). But you see, at the end of the day, when you put your comics down and THINK... nah!! Some things are too much of a stretch. And for me, metal over bones is just that, something that doesn't have science, it was created to look cool. Sorry.
The adamantium on wolverine's body is a different type of adamantium. Proto, True, Secondary, Beta (which is attached to Wolverine's bones), Allotropes, and Carbonadium (it was Russia trying to make their own adamantium. But yes, admantium can cut adamantium depending upon its type. But we can't pull all to the test due to Proto-Adamantium has never been recreated." I guess I have another question about these scenarios. I thought that adamantium cannot be cut/damaged by other adamantium. If this is the chase, are all of these plot points just randomly added without any thought or rules? It would seem there are discrepancies between movies and rules. "
But for some reason it says in the link below that Adamantium Beta that's on Wolverine's bones.... can regenerate... with his bones. WTF?
http://www.comicvine.com/adamantium/18-40759/
Movie's should stick to the rules, but if they did, there'd be no such thing as Hollywood magic. Which isn't exactly magic, it's just an over-usage and expensive method of deception.
am I the only one who thinks it can because it's not adamantium anymore? It was molecularly bonded to his bones it's like a Bone-adamantium alloy. if you were to take a crayon and dip it in boiling-hot steel and let it cool it wouldn't be JUST Steel it would be both and if you molecularly bonded them together you wouldn't have either but a whole new product, it's the same with his skeleton so I assume it would heal because its organic since it's bonded to his bones.
Examples of adamantium growing back:
-After wolverines battle with deadpool when wolverine was shot with 2 adamntium bullets in his head, logans brain along with the adamantium in his skull grew back.
-Wolverine after recently regaining his healing factor had a sword put through the center of his chest and out the back of his spine by Yashida's son (a little reminder, just below the middle of your chest where your breast meet, theres a bone right there that connects the top of your rib cage), logan then decapitated Yashida's son anc removed the sword from his body and healed without making any complaints showing that the attack affected him, creating the assumption that there were no changes made to him.
-While attempting to remove an infection put on his heart by Viper, Wolverine sliced through his own rib cage to remove it. It was minutes before he healed but when he did, he did not complain and once again there were no signs of change.
-During one of his many battles with The Hulk, when the lower half of his body was seperated from his top half in an explosion, the top half of wolverine searched the mountain they were on for the lower half, and reconnected to it when he found it.
-Before joining forces with deadpool in an animated movie, wolverine sliced off deadpools arm (keep in mind deadpool has the exact same adamantium skeleton and healing factor as wolverine), then deadpool took a comical timeout in the fight to put his arm back together without making any complaint or noticable changes.
does anybody remember if his bone claws grew back after Cyber stomped them in half in Wolverine #80? his healing power accounts for that, right?
Okay. Adamantium explained.
there are different types.
Like true adamantium- which is how its explained. Its true adamantium.
and primary adamantium. Which is a combination of adamantium and vibranium. The materials of Captain americas shield. And finally. BETA ADAMANTIUM. When the adamantium was bonded to wolverine. It also underwent a mutation process allowing it to heal and be completely part of wolverines skeletal structure. Beta adamantium is an organ itself. Thus, the healing.
This is taken from wolverine's marvel wiki page, and adds to the comment above
- Adamantium Beta: The only known occurrence of Adamantium Beta was during the Weapon X Project. By the second part of the procedure when they laced his bones with Adamantium there was a reaction with his healing factor that bonded metal and bone. As a result the Adamantium "heals" just as his bones do.
This is taken from wolverine's marvel wiki page, and adds to the comment above
- Adamantium Beta: The only known occurrence of Adamantium Beta was during the Weapon X Project. By the second part of the procedure when they laced his bones with Adamantium there was a reaction with his healing factor that bonded metal and bone. As a result the Adamantium "heals" just as his bones do.
Is this legit or just, lol well, a wiki?
This is taken from wolverine's marvel wiki page, and adds to the comment above
- Adamantium Beta: The only known occurrence of Adamantium Beta was during the Weapon X Project. By the second part of the procedure when they laced his bones with Adamantium there was a reaction with his healing factor that bonded metal and bone. As a result the Adamantium "heals" just as his bones do.
Is this legit or just, lol well, a wiki?
Yeah I don't think this is legit. When OML got his hand cut off, his hand grew back with bone claws.
@jay_z94: oh that kinda sucks. I guess it doesn’t really need a healing factor since adamantium is so sturdy but how was OML hand cut off? I thought that was practically impossible unless by insane magic or Antarctic vibranium?
@supermanwithatan01: Red Samurai cut it off with this special energy sword. The sword doesn’t have any other notable feats or anti-feats though IIRC so I guess it’s just exceptionally powerful.
@jay_z94: that’s disappointing, especially given how durable adamantium has been for Logan all this time.
@supermanwithatan01: It doesn’t really matter though as the sword has hardly any feats and there’s nothing to compare it to
@supermanwithatan01: It doesn’t really matter though as the sword has hardly any feats and there’s nothing to compare it to
ah fair enough!
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