Wolverine was actually once killed in the tv series. Someone ended up in the future (think it was Bishop) and he saw that Wolverine (aged alot) was the only of the x-men still alive. I don't seem to remember how he got killed but at the end of the episode you could see Forge working on a computer near Wolverine's adamantium skeleton in a tank filled with some liquid.
Originally posted by Battlehammer
actaully he could have. He purposly stopped it from regrowing in order to uses it as a secret weapon.oh and AOA wolverine is vastly inferior to 616 wolverine. And yes Logan can regrow limbs.
Since when could he fight his regeneration? I thought that it was automatic.
The problem with Wolverine is that the longer he's existed in the comic pages he's gotten stronger and more powerful. It's the Superman syndrome all over again.
In his first appearances he was a tough nut. Tough enough to go up against both Wendigo and Hulk. We never got to see how tough he was completely because he was knocked out by magic first and then recalled by Department H before he had the chance to complete his mission.
On his next missions (in out time, not comic time) with the X-Men he keeps getting knocked out or left behind.
Knocked out?!!!
In X-Men 108 he gets whacked into space by a little alien robot. In 114 he gets bitten by a velocoraptor and his hand takes a while to heal. (I think that's the first time his healing factor and unbreakable bone are mentioned. In 139 he gets battered unconcious by Wendigo again. In 141 he gets his flesh and organs incinerated by a Sentinal. Dead.
An alternate future may not happen BUT it could. Just because it doesn't happen or it's wiped out doesn't destroy the posibility.
So my point is this. Writers have destroyed the concept of a 'believable' character. Without the possibility of death, or the threat of danger, stories just become wish fulfilment. Now that's okay for the 8 year olds out there but I want more.
How to kill Wolverine: Snap his spinal chord to paralise him, then cut his jugular and hold the two parts of the vein apart. Or hold him underwater. Or get a Sentinal to flash fry him. Or get Prof X, Jean Grey, Psylock, or Emma Frost to fry his brain. Or get Gladiator or Smasher (from the Imperial Guard) to punch him in the face.
Nuff said.
I actually thought AOA Wolverine was pretty much on par with regular Wolverine. He had all the same training, just never Professor X to calm him down. So basically he was like in berserker'ish mode all the time. Also did it ever actually say he capped his hand? I dont remember ever reading that. Also it seems unlikely that his hand wouldnt have grown back before he made it all the way back to the mansion after his fight with Cyclops.
Originally posted by Brak Dayton
The problem with Wolverine is that the longer he's existed in the comic pages he's gotten stronger and more powerful. It's the Superman syndrome all over again.In his first appearances he was a tough nut. Tough enough to go up against both Wendigo and Hulk. We never got to see how tough he was completely because he was knocked out by magic first and then recalled by Department H before he had the chance to complete his mission.
On his next missions (in out time, not comic time) with the X-Men he keeps getting knocked out or left behind.
Knocked out?!!!
In X-Men 108 he gets whacked into space by a little alien robot. In 114 he gets bitten by a velocoraptor and his hand takes a while to heal. (I think that's the first time his healing factor and unbreakable bone are mentioned. In 139 he gets battered unconcious by Wendigo again. In 141 he gets his flesh and organs incinerated by a Sentinal. Dead.
An alternate future may not happen BUT it could. Just because it doesn't happen or it's wiped out doesn't destroy the posibility.
So my point is this. Writers have destroyed the concept of a 'believable' character. Without the possibility of death, or the threat of danger, stories just become wish fulfilment. Now that's okay for the 8 year olds out there but I want more.
How to kill Wolverine: Snap his spinal chord to paralise him, then cut his jugular and hold the two parts of the vein apart. Or hold him underwater. Or get a Sentinal to flash fry him. Or get Prof X, Jean Grey, Psylock, or Emma Frost to fry his brain. Or get Gladiator or Smasher (from the Imperial Guard) to punch him in the face.
Nuff said.
not a single one of the ways u said would work
Originally posted by redhotrash
I actually thought AOA Wolverine was pretty much on par with regular Wolverine. He had all the same training, just never Professor X to calm him down. So basically he was like in berserker'ish mode all the time. Also did it ever actually say he capped his hand? I dont remember ever reading that. Also it seems unlikely that his hand wouldnt have grown back before he made it all the way back to the mansion after his fight with Cyclops.
AOA Wolverine and 616 Wolverine are essentially the same person with very few differences. You have to understand with an alternate universe, tiny changes affect the big picture.
Could Cyclops blast Logan's adamantium-laced hand off? Yep. In the 616, AOA and Ultimate Universe. He just wouldn't in 616. And that's the difference.
Would it regenerate? No. It would heal super-fast which means the wound would be cauterised and Logan would be left with a stump, which is what he got.