Originally posted by srankmissingnin
His healing factor functions independently of his mind. His bones would just keep doing what they always do and cellular memory or something similar would tell each cell to regenerate the cell that should be next to it.The soul thing is largely a bunch of convoluted mysticism that has been and will be largely ignored by all subsequent writers, but as seen in that story arch even with out his "soul" Wolverine's healing factor repaired his body to it's optimal condition even though he was dead and none of his organs were functioning. If his soul wasn't restored, he likely would have remained a perfectly preserved corpse for an eternity.
I agree it's just that it will be a hell of a long time before something creates a breach in the Adamantium and Logan heals back!
And the whole soul and mysticism thing stands.
I thought Logan had to fight a dude when he died in the astral plane to gain entrance back to his body. I read it somewhere in an issue.
If Logan's body was dead with no tissue for lets say a year, he could be screwed!
Originally posted by the ninjak
I agree it's just that it will be a hell of a long time before something creats a breach in the Adamantium and Logan heals back!And the whole soul and mysticism thing stands.
I thought Logan had to fight a dude when he died in the astral plane to gain entrance back to his body. I read it somewhere in an issue.
If Logan's body was dead with no tissue for lets say a year, he could be screwed!
They don't need to create a breach in his Adamantium. His bones function the same as normal bones, the Adamantium doesn't interfere with the process.
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
They don't need to create a breach in his Adamantium. His bones function the same as normal bones, the Adamantium doesn't interfere with the process.
Doesn't the Adamantium completely surround the bones?
NO Wait now that I think about it there should be holes in the bones that allow tendins to link the bones together........ignore my rant 😖mart:
Originally posted by the ninjak
Doesn't the Adamantium completely surround the bones?NO Wait now that I think about it there should be holes in the bones that allow tendins to link the bones together........ignore my rant 😖mart:
Bone marrow inside the bones is what creates blood cells for the human body hehe
Originally posted by Parmaniac
Question: Was it explained exactly how the adamantium beta works? I mean is it really bonded with his bones and in a way producing the bloodcells by itself or is it just completely wrapped around every single part of the bones and their inner structure?
Bone tissue is a mineralized connective tissue. The bone cells, secret a matrix of collagen with calcium and magnesium that reacts and solidifies into the hard matter of bone that makes up most of its mass. I think logan just has adamantium merged into the collagen along with the calcium.
The fact his limbs cant be pulled apart is harder to explain, I picture a series of forami and bone protusions locking the whole skeleton toghether, so he'd be quite different from a human anatomically.
Wolverine will still eventually need food and oxygen right? I know he can go for very long times without them but he will eventually die without them right? If so, that would be the easiest way.
Just tie him up in a way so his claws can't reach whatever is binding him and dump him in the ocean. A lot of people can do that.