srankmissingnin
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Originally posted by OneDumbG0
^ No. Because projectiles and claws have penetrated his skull several times on-panel = him missing pieces of his skull. How could you not realize it?It's stupid that an alien can be killed by exposure to lead, one of the most prevalent elements in the universe. Doesn't make it PIS because it kills Daxamites on-panel. Wolverine's brain has been penetrated numerous times on-panel. If Wolverine's brain were completely encased in adamantium, he wouldn't have had his brain penetrated all those times. Think about it. Just not too hard.
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Riddle me this: Why would the Weapon X program spend millions of dollars to make an anti-metal bullets capable of killing Wolverine, if he was missing parts of his skull? Doesn't that seem like over kill? They would say "Hey Mavrike shoot Wolverine in the eye, he has no bones back there!" No, the created bullets capable of penetration Wolverine's skull because it was necessary, and they'd know... considering they have extensive files and x-rays on hand concerning Wolverine, and they gave him the Adamantium in the first place. Once again, if he was missing bones, we'd know about it. It would be a potent weakness to exposit. Ultimate Wolverine had one bone in his body that wasn't Adamantium. You want to know how I know that? Because *gasp* it was stated.
You've concocted this asinine theory to explain something that doesn't need to be explained because its going to be ignore anyway. Four isolated examples that have absolutely nothing to do with one another. Mystique shooting Wolverine through nostril (the only possible example out of the lot) doesn't not validate Scalphunter shooting Wolverine through the eye with a large caliber bullet, which in turn doesn't validate Deadpool shotting Wolverine through... um... where ever he was supposed to have done that, and that doesn't validate Wolverine getting shot through ear channel with a crossbow bolt. None of them have anything to do with one another. None of them make each other more valid when compared as a whole.
One example is possible, Mystique could have should Wolverine through the anterior orifice and hit his brain, its just extremely, extremely unlikely. Two examples are based on misconceptions on human anatomy one on the auditory hiatus and the other on the orbital cavity. A misconception about the size and angel of the auditory hiatus has nothing to do one way or any other with a misconception about the size of the hole the orbital cavity. And the Deadpool example is just complete nonsense. You mention these examples in a group, as though they somehow lend credibility to one another, but in reality that have nothing to do with each other. They are all completely different, and all deal with completely different pieces of anatomy,
Suggesting that Wolverine is missing is Sphenoid bone is absurd, we've seen the great wing of the Sphenoid bone about a dozen times when Wolverine's skull (the Sphenoid bone isn't just part of the occipital bone, but the frontal as well) has been exposed. In fact we've seen every single bone in Wolverine's the orbital cavity, as they all partially extend into temporal and frontal bones which we've dozens of times. Thinking that Wolverine has an incomplete orbital cavity because a writer didn't realize that the opening in the orbital cavity is much to small for a bullet to pass through is a huge leap.