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Man they got the right guy to play Victor's father. These guys look nearly identical.

Like 99 percent of other channels you failed to mention the true reason Wolverines healing factor failed. They genetically altered cornstarch, which was put into food. This suppressed mutant genes, which ultimately led to his healing factor, almost rendered useless.

Funny because in the comicbooks he was immortal until newer writers wanted to change his story and decided he was no longer immortal but slow aging and his powers jist healed him no matter his injury then later it gets changed to his healing also slowing down because they dont like that he can come back from a small piece of meat.

The food that is responcible for the decline in mutants is also the reason Wolverine was loseing his healing factor. This allowed his adamantium to poison him making him sick.

His powers is one of the closest ones that could actually happen. However it kinda does exist in cancer. Maybe if we could control cancer and stop the very detrimental affects of it we could make people truly immortal

Can’t wait too see him in Deadpool3

Adamantiem poisoning and food starch is what stopped his healing. If Wolverine never had adamantiam graphed to his body he would live for 1000s of years

Thanks for this Wolverine video

Adamantium itself isn't poisonous. The fact that his body has been rejecting it was what made it poisonous. It's why surgical steel is made the way it is. It's poisonous to Logan because essentially, the steel is a foreign object infused with his bones. His healing factor keeps it in check. With the corn starch being altered, and it breaking down the mutant gene. It also affects Logan's healing factor. Making his blood treat the adamantium as a foreign object again, and fighting against it. Which is poisonous from within. I know that Bullseye also has Adamantium bones. They were refined differently from what I recall. Or more perfected. Guessing it's been refined to be in line with surgical steel so the body doesn't reject it. And he also had some herbs I believe that helped him out. Anyway. Adamantium itself isn't poisonous. And no, people who come into contact with it don't die within minutes or something like that either. That's never been a thing.

The muramasa blade doesnt actualy negate his healing,the blade cute with such precision that it separates at the moleculair lv meaning there is no injury to heal,x-23 said the only way to remove a cute from the blade is to cut out what the blade caused so the body can heal that

He should be immortal. Regeneration means regenerating the telomeres which cause cell senescence. The combination of the adamantium poisoning and the gene therapy suppressants caused his aging.

Thanks for this video!

Great video. Answered a lot of questions in my head. Thx.

Incredible and interesting especially when you mention the cellular system knowledge is power 💪🏽🎸💰

I still remember the day I watched Wolverine die in the Logan movie, and I've always wondered why he died and why his healing didn't kick in. Thank you for answering a six-year long question

The life of Logan is 90% suffering, that takes a something from you

Very interesting video. Wolverine was one of my favorite superheroes until MCU decided to mortalize him 15:44

Ryan and Hugh have my favorite Hollywood dynamic and no one could replace Hugh as Wolverine

Since Wolverine cared for Professor X as he was the only one that could care for him, who knows how many X-men the professor killed when he first started having his episodes. I don't think they ever say a number in Logan. Maybe the entire school with all the students, maybe just the core group before Wolverine could subdue him and take him away. The movie implies Professor X killed them all. Maybe he was getting ill and having small episodes that were controllable so all of the X-men even the ones that didn't live at the school came to try to help the Professor and then he had the deadly episode killing almost anyone that ever was an X-men. It would be interesting to know who else is alive during Logan.

When I first saw this movie, my thoughts about his healing factor stopping or nearly stopping was the fact that his body was in constant healing mode, due to the adamantium poisoning. When you add all the other severe and incredibly fatal injuries that he recovered from, his healing factor was in constant overdrive. At some point, that would cause some stress on his immune system and healing factor. Despite him having this incredible ability, he's not eternal and his body doesn't have an unlimited ability, albeit, it takes several lifetimes for this to take effect. If he lived a fairly normal life without the adamantium, he would probably live for a thousand years or more, with extremely slow aging.

Always wondered why his teeth never got adamantium infused.

I wish they had made Liev Schriebers hair longer and made his appearance more like how Sabertooth looked in the first X Men movie 👍

He still had a healing factor in logan but it was much weaker and most of it was being use to heal the adamantium poisoning only but was still failing to heal from that

Name: Hugh Jackman Alias: Logan / Wolverine / Weapon X Quirk: ○ Wolverine Physiology • Bone Knuckleclaws • Decelerated Aging • Enhanced Physique • Feral Mind • Rapid Healing Factor Experimentation: ○ Adamantium Implant Skill: ○ Combatant Weakness: ○ Adamantium

This was a movie plot line. There are various retcons that will dispute this. Old man phoenix, various future plots showing him barely aged or aged. The fact outside plot lines Logan can not be turned into a vampire, werewolf or brood.

Because they didn't think it through. Many, many characters would be totally immortal with the powers they have. Wolverine, Capt America, Superman are just 3 off the top of my head.

This is a good explanation for a terrible movie. Wolverine never died, that movie sucked, Hollywood is bereft of ideas.

I always thought the reason his healing factor began to fail was because of the guy draining it in the 2013 movie or there was a trace of the poison from the viper ( ik he got it back in the end but maybe he didnt get it all back)

OK I wanted to Wolverines healing factor until it’s hard for him to get drunk😂

I love this video over wolverine. I want to know because of his great healing ability how did he become a zombie it seemed like he would have healed before transforming over. Can you explain?

Could you do the anatomy of sabertooth.?

If the claws are rested between the ulna and radius, Wolverine would not be able ro rotate his hand (using a key to start his car for example.)

The reason logan got old was because of the corn syrup that food companies had started to add chemicals that suppressed mutant powers.

My biggest pet peave with the movies is him getting knocked out. He is all but incapable of being beaten unconscious becuase of his healing factor. I mean even in world hulk when hulk was bloody dog walking entire groups of the stongest heros he didnt get knocked out out from a barrage of full power punches to the face, he was incapacitated for a long time, but, never knocked out.

It is a shame that Victor Creed never made even a cameo in the movie Logan.

I die so many times in he’s life’s! And the adamantium poison him without knowing this

Nothing lasts forever. Everything must come to an end for a new beginning to start.

He probably would be immortal if he never got the admantium. It was like severe poisoning that wore down his healing factor.

The main reason was the food and the water. That's why every mutant lost their power and stopped the new mutant birth.

10:50 NOW I'M A LITTLE MOTIVATED!

I honestly think the reason he died was because he wanted to die. Losing his friends over and over again finally got to him only holding on to help who he could that was left

Woah the actors for Logan’s Dad and fake father are incredibly similar

Would be good to see what he would be like with vibranium

Well, in the comics, its his adamantium that lowered his healing factor's potency. In the movie, it was the food that suppressed his X gene, does eventually corroding his healing factor to the point that it can no longer keep up with the damage he's taking + his aging.

Funny that, back in he 90's Sabretooth was intended to be Wolverines father, and for long period of time i believed on it, then they dropped it, and make a whole different story.

Question is if you rip the adamantium out of wolverines body what would this do ?Old Man's Logan's powers? He can regrow bone

0:54 - "In a wild rage, James roared in rage..." has got to be the most redundant sentence I've heard in a while.

His dad probably had healing factor too

Magneto took his adamantium from him damn near killed him. Yet now in modern comics, hes immortal. I totally dont like that

I love this version, IT MAKES MORE SINCE!!!

well theoretically if he could have magneto on his side (if he was around I dunno) then perhaps have him remove the poisonous adamantium and then theoretically his healing factor would kick back in, he'd still die eventually but he could live for a time longer right?

2017’s Logan was based on 2008’s Old Man Logan. All it states is due to aging at a much slower rate than the average human being, which Logan is about 254 years old. In essence his accelerated healing factor was slowly coming to an end aka nothing lasts forever and “it wasn’t what it used to be, severe wounds takes hours to heal versus seconds”.

They should use vibranium insted of adamantium.

Canonical lore: Victor Creed is unrelated to Logan. Logan would have a tragic relationship to his sister Clara and murdered their brother Saul in a misguided attempt to protect her. Logan does have a half brother “Dog” Logan who eventually made amends with him and became an instructor at Emma Frost’s school

In 2029 he died at 197😮 wow

In the comics adamantium poisoning got him. It doesnt make much sense because his healing factor should fight off the poisoning. So in the movie they made the storyline that food companies started to alter corn syrup to supress the mutants powers. This led to wolverines healing factor being suppressed and his Adamantium started to poison him. This makes much more sense than the comics

many fans don’t know this, however a part of why logan is currently dying to adamantium proto poisioning is bc he got shot in the head twice with adamantium bullets, the same ones that caused him to lose his memories originally. he. also got shot by his dead girlfriend 😂

If he led a normal life but still had the adamantium inside him, would he still live practically forever or would his life span be measured in the thousands of years instead of hundreds?

Adamantium poisonong and also corn fructose syrup which was anti mutant. That’s why.

How does he regenerate matter without consuming food or something else?

Sabretooth in the movies 😄🥰 Sabretooth in the comics 🤬👹

leave it too the ladies to reveal tge location of his weakness

If he regenerated from a drop of blood before, shouldn’t that free him of the adamantium fused to his skeleton? He wouldn’t be able to regenerate the metal as well as it’s foreign to his body

Think if it was vibranium than adamantium

This is MCU Wolvie.. Comics 616 is unconfirmed.. as he has yet to die.. he was incasted in solid adamantium yet, he can be resurrected…

Why the healing factor didn't force the adamantium out of his body is a plot hole in wolverine story

You definitely need a (better) editor, one that catches your misspeakings and the many doubling (in rage, he attacked in rage etc)... Carbonadium (the stuff Omega Red's tentacles are made of) has almost the same effect as the Muramasa Blade. Logan's healing factor fails in Logan due to the modified cornstarch that is in basically every food. Adamantium poisoning doesn't make sense, by the way. I mean, how could it poison him? - It doesn't cut of his bone marrow. - Since it's indestructible (some say immutable), it can't shed particles that get into his bloodstream and affect his body. - For the same reason, it also can't act as a catalyst for chemical reactions that would result in a "poisoning". I've read quite a lot of Wolverine Comics in my life, but whenever they bring up Adamantium Poisoning, they never actually give an explanation HOW it happens. Also, there are other characters with Adamantium grafted to their bones (like Bullseye), and they seem to not suffer from Adamantium Poisoning.

Anyone else just get angry at how the narrator just adlibs information. But gives warning that he will be using Comic and movie facts...yet still muttles up the information?

Wolverine is virtually immortal, he dint age until the mutant cure was put in the food and drink supply, plus some of it was drained for the wolverine movie when he was in Japan. By the way they is different type of immortality and immortal means to not die, they is many ways to die, like old age, being killed, being immune to disease and illness. Don’t forget it’s a mutation they can be cured. Wolverine was a type of immortal in the sense he’s dint age, at one point could be killed cause of his healings factor. Cause at the end of Logan when he’s dying from being impaled he says “this is what it feels like” meaning he’s not properly being killed and not felt death. In wolverine when the silver samurai was draining Logan’s healing factor Logan was getting old and start to look like a corpse and the silver samurai was starting to look young again like he was in ww2. That’s how powerful his healing factor was. Is healing factor made logan virtual immortal, in the sense he was not aging, survive almost anything soon in the films.

8:39 from which movie is this scene?

So here is a fun tidbit for you. Every time Wolverine 'died' it wasn't his healing factor that brought him back. He had to kick Death's ass to return to the living. Yes, Death with a capitol D. The same skull faced waifu who is head over heals for Dead Pool and the real reason why Thanos snapped his fingers to murder half of all life in existence.

They should clarify in the title the movie version or comic version 🤷‍♂️

I guess sabertooth healing factor keeps him immortal. And since sabers is stronger

Adamantium would have to be deteriorating in some way to leach chemicals into Wolverine.

He doesn't have to have his wrists straight, some recent news confirm that.

Adamantium Poisoning it what stunts his natural healing factor. If he'd never been subject to weapon X he would be pretty much immortal, as is he can regenerate from a single cell but the poison allows him to age faster than he should though still slower than a human.

Love Wolverine bone 🦴 claws 🦞

Could magneto remove the adamantium from the rest of his bones except his claws? Allowing wolverine to be lighter better healing but he just has adamantium claws?

Wolverine was immortal, but the adamantium that was added to him affected his immortality, and that's why he aged It's in the comics.

It's very hard to read his mind nd he has resistance to phycology attacks bc his skull laced with metal..

So where did there mutant gene come from if neither of there parents have it

They put chemicals in the food that suppress the mutant gene. So you have wolverine who was already 200 years old, being poisoned by the metal in his body, and having his mutant powers suppressed by the very food that he's eating.

If he would never agreed to the Adimantium he most likely would have been immortal or very close to it.

In all reality, if he wouldn't have lived his life so roughly , he could have lived much longer without wearing out his ability.

He should have the adamantium removed, & replaced it with vibrainium. He'd be much lighter, faster & no blood poisoning.

This is new , because he fought sabertooth and it took days for him to heal. Wolverine in now comics have made him immortal. I dont like it because hes basically flawless.

If I were wolverine, you wouldn't catch me ever on a ship out at sea. And I certainly wouldn't be doing any space travel either.

Tbh he should be aging MUCH faster if his healing factor works the way it says he does.

Ik yall seen the new Deadpool trailer

Just because he has super self healing doesn’t mean he can’t age. Otherwise he would remain a newborn baby virtually forever.

There is a principle that soemtimes the simplest answer is the best answer. Why wouldnt it simply be true that just like any other aspect of a human body that aging simply leads to a decline in mutant powers too? In Logans case the healingfactor makes him seem like he is aging slower but he isnt he is still aging. But his healinmg factor is simply allowing him to love lomger by preventing thinsg from killing him as opposed to making him immortal. So it would reason that as he gets older and older this healingfactor will weaken over time and he would eventually die of natural causes.

He was literally nickel and dimed to death 😂

actually you're incorrect about why his healing factor was failing, the real reason was adamantium poisoning is accumulative as the metal breaks down in his system the poisoning level increases until his healing factor was overwhelmed keeping the poisoning at bay that it slowed down his ability to heal injuries and prevent his aging, if it kept going his healing factor would be 100% dedicated to battling the poisoning and not preventing his aging. basically in logan Logan's his healing factor was 80% occupied with trying to nullify the poisoning which resulted in his body aging and his wounds weren't healing as fast. in the X-men films the poisoning would have been trivial but as metal breaks down faster in his system depoisting more adamantium toxins into his blood his healing factor would put more effort into healing which ended up being overwhelmed by Logan

Because he hass the white wolf Close

Anybody who knows Wolverine as much as I do know exactly why

He is immortal te only reason he dies in the comics is because of the poison they put in all the food to stop new mutants from being born. He “dies” but over time as he is immortal his body heals and he comes back as a more feral being and he only eats things he hunts and kills himself which restores his healing factor.

This always brings the story to mind where wolverine's adamantium was stripped from him, but the healing factor gave him scar tissue to the point his bones were even stronger than the adamantium. He became more feral as well. Wich make sense compared with his brother, Sabertooth.

So was he born during the late 17th century or In 1832? Jesus.

Adamantium is from Wakanda where Black panther was born in meteor form it came from the sky