How Wolverine got his adamantium back l Epic Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2021
- Check out how Wolverine lost his adamantium and how he got it back. In this epic breakdown we see Wolverine fight Sabretooth, team up with the X-Men, and have a run in with Apocalypse's Dark Riders. Also, learn the effects that not having adamantium in his body effects Logan. Let me know if there's a Wolverine topic you want to see a video on in the comments below. If you enjoyed the video please leave a like and be sure to subscribe so you won't miss a single video.
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HERE AFTER X-MEN 97 EP. 9
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Ditto
Same😂😂
Me too😂
Same season 2 should explore his origins like we got a peak of silver samurai and omega red and hulk…maybe we get a peak of daken or later in future seasons hopefully a house of m sorts
I actually remember reading this as a kid. I can’t believe I remember all the details. I always knew it would come back full circle. It was a very important time in comics for me. Wolverine starting going feral little by little in the issues that followed. I got older and eventually stopped following it.
Memories I had all these comics. I remember Wolverine going feral after Cable’s son tried to implant his adamantium.
Definitely hear after xmen 97
Feral Wolverine was bad ass, and I mean Bad Ass.
This is why Bone Wolverine got his own character slot outside normal atamantium Wolverine in MvC 2
If you affect Adamantium on a Molecular Level It will flat out Liquid. Magneto was able to do this once against Wolverine.
It totally was excruciating for him too. It literally turned him into a caveman like wolverine. Like it was just the animal in him left. Romulus puts his adamantium back in him. He was the only one left that could manipulate it besides magneto.
…and he just did it again 😅
@@51515123Romulus didn't give Wolverine the adamantium back, he got it back in issue 145 from Apocalypse when he fought Sabretooth for the title of Horseman of Death.
We’re all here because of the latest episode 😂who would have thought
Remember that at the time of the 1992 Animated Series NO ONE knew that Wolverine's claws were actually organic, it was just assumed to be part of the process when they bonded his skeleton with adamantium.
Throughout the entire Animated Series that was the logic we were all working on, which is why even Logan seemed surprised that his hands itched and then claws came out.
Also in the Animated Series AND the comics, Wolverine had a healing factor BUT it was not as OP as it has been in recent years and the movies. When he tussled with Sabertooth in one of the first eps, he was laid up in bed for a little while ... these days he would have insta-healed and been ready for action right away.
It was only after Magneto had removed his adamantium that we found out he had bone claws, and that was part of his mutation, and then his healing factor seemed to jump to OP permanently, even after he was rebonded with adamantium.
Heck, at the time of the Animated Series AND concurrent Marvel Cards, Wolverine was only known as "Logan", and there was speculation that Sabertooth was his father, potentially giving him the last name "Creed". Even Magneto at the time was known as "Eric Magnus", his last name change and Holocaust survivor background wasn't added until years later with the first movie.
I guess, just keep in mind, these are all works-in-progress and they are constantly evolving and being retconned with the times.
Great presentation, btw, you really helped fill in some gaps for me!
He's been mind wiped so many times he didn't remember his past. Maybe when he starts to learn his past his mind also opens up his powers.
Well the original cartoon did a pretty terrible job depicting his healing factor as it was in the comics from roughly the mid-80's on.
In the very beginning Wolvie didn't even really have a healing factor, he was just known to be strong, tough and hardy. They hadn't even decided if his claws were part of him or his gloves (that wasn't decided until Jean, Banshee and he were prisoners on Lang's space station at the beginning of the Phoenix saga).
It's only in the Savage Land during the Phoenix saga that they began to put the idea he might heal faster than others, and it isn't until Days of Future Past in the early 80's they finally decided on his healing power and reveal it. This is the reason he appears older in the future scenes in that two parter, because having just decided on that power they hadn't got the idea yet that he aged slowly or not at all, because at the time of this story Clermont and Bryne viewed that he was only as old as he looked, though that would quickly change as they figured out his power set.
As for how the healing factor worked was variable, though pretty much always better than the cartoon showed. A stab to his heart in the early 80's took him a while to get over.
But soon after he was getting ripped up by Sabertooth and dealing with it just fine, getting blasted through his chest by Havok's overloaded plasma beam (after Havok's power was sent haywire by the Marauder Scrambler, Uncanny X-Men 221) and got right back up a minute or so later, and perfectly fine not long after when his own power was scrambled. Latter he would be cut apart by massive number of lasers (Forge's defense system) and be back up relatively soon to lead the X-Men again as they went to face the Advesery (leading to the X-Men's apparent death and the Australian Outback period).
In Wolverine #1, Vol. 1 (1989 I think) during an opening fight with pirates, one shots of full 40 rounds with his machine gun, most hitting Wolvie direct in his chest, Logan's keeps on fighting taking numerous other injuries and is healed by the end (much of these early Wolverine stories had a very effective healing factor, in which he could tank bullets and recover quickly).
To bring it to the period of the cartoon, in Wolverine #39, Vol. 1, we see Wolverine recover from severe burning, his face healing completely and hair restored in around 30 to 40 seconds if you time the time it takes Logan to speak his lines in those three comic panels.
So though it is difficult to be precise at how fast Wolvie's healing factor was, it's was massively more effective long before and during the time of the 90's cartoon then the cartoon ever showed.
I remember the child me seeing that scene were a simple slash by Sabertooth takes Wolvie out and has him in bed recovering and saying then what bullshit it was.
But then, none of the cartoons ever got his healing factor right (only the animes and Hulk Vs Wolverine). But that's not just confined to Wolvie, but many X-Men in terms of their powers.
I had the the Marvel Universe trading cards in the early 90s and Wolverine's claws were implants. The bone claw retcon was stupid AF.
I think the word we're looking for here is "retcon."
EDIT: Magneto's backstory as a Holocaust survivor came way before the movie. I remember back in summer camp in 1994 when someone explained that part of the character to me. Anyway, Wikipedia's Magneto entry indicates he was a Holocaust survivor ever since 1981. The cartoon vaguely references his Holocaust experience; Xavier stopped Magneto by psychically tapping into his childhood trauma. The writers and animators, of course, tried not to make any direct mentions, but if you knew his comic history then you knew what was up.
Episode 9 brought me here
Thanks for flooding the brain with so many amazing memories ☺️
Loved ur video! Thanks, man!
This was a great video! Thank you!
The book when they are trying to get Wolverine home was the most action packed book for me I believed that he would die any moment I was too young to experience that level of emotion
Great content man
What does magneto do with the metal he ripped from wolverine
You left out the fact that Wolvie was so feral, in one issue of X-Men or Wolverine leading up to the Onslaught crossover, Wolvie LICKED Cyclops!!!!! He couldn't even speak, and was reduced to the state of an obedient dog with retractable claws, and LICKED Cyclops' face!!!!!
Remember this in the comics but couldn't remember how he gets restored.
Thanks for this Wolverine video
What's better? Wolverine with or without Adamantium?
Classic wolverine with metal 🤘🏼
Oh man tough but I gotta give it to the metal. 🤘
Wolverine with adamintum and healing factor never gone
Bones because he could live longer even without healing and they grow back like in the wolverine
@@Frounin1596 i understand but adamintum is powerfull he cut off any thing but bone claw dont logan is so powerfull with adamintum claw and healing factor thats why bonw claw is so weak
Awesome arc
Great video
I read that if wolverine got vibranium he would of lived twice as long and be more poweful
Wasn’t his healing factor and bone claws both a mutant ability before the bonding
This is level cap gaming 😂
Once they took away his nose, I stopped reading the comic.
2:43 how does wolverine no longer having adamantium bonded to his bones, negate his healing factor? If anything, it should be even better?
Comments spoiling 97 before i get to watch the show lol
What if Black Panther insects vibranium in him instead?
So gambit and wolverine coming back as horseman? 😶
YES!
Can he finally kiss rouge lol
I wanna know how did Wolverine get claws back in the movies.
He has a healing factor and his claws are natural part of his mutation powers so he just healed them
@@youtubestudiosucks978he means how they were adamantium again in days of future past even though he gets them cut off in the Wolverine
@@TonyJaaFan1587 cypher is a mutant with adamantium skin, his skin is part of his mutation, sometimes mutants mutate to resemble things they shouldnt.
Not only did the adamantium bond to wolverine on a molecular level, his bones got cased in it so long that his mutation started to accept it instead of fighting it and now it sees it as another part of his body which in turn heals too, albeit slower because of the sheer durability needed for that super secret alien super metal to work like it does.
@@youtubestudiosucks978 they didn’t do that for the movies though, they just retconned them being cut off because different directors
@@TonyJaaFan1587 i just checked and it's under charesteristics, you need to scroll down a bit to under powers.
I checked on my laptop and i needed to scroll down to below half the page so if you're on you're laptop then scroll down okay until you see wolverine hunching with a damaged suit and half of his skeleton exposed
Bone claws been a stupid idea from the get go.
In the Wolverine movie where he’s in Japan, he loses his metal claws. How does he get those back?
Yess thats my question please answer it brother
It’s heavily implied in Magneto gave him adamantium claws back in DOFP
Why would he lose his healing factor? Has nothing to do with metal
How would Jean have died when she could have just used her telekinesis?
Her TK is already working on Overtime trying to keep the jet as well as wolverine together.
The thing about an adamantium laced skeleton is... it doesn't do a thing for your guts. *snikt*
Wow
I got this comic in a 3 pak in the early 90s from family dollar.
Damn but that comatose scene with jean shouldve been put in xmen 97....Jean is not there
How Wolvie Got His Groove BacK
Wonder if he’s the wolverine in the new deadpool
Who’s better wolverine or old man logan?
Wolverine with hairstyle
and metal claw so georous
Logan in the wolverine movie when he gets regeneration powers back, he was at his peak
You know who would make a good Pestilence? Maggott. Evolve him into more of a fly, let the slugs emit metal locusts.
Adamantium it's not Unbreakable even because with his Silver Samurai
to Wolverine taking his immortality
The reason why did Wolverine character had to die in the first place all because of Yoshida saves Wolverine from his grief of his past helping them move forward a wolverine. To stop hogging all the blame for you why he lost all the hope he had left. In the guilt on his own soldiers Wolverine had to carry that heavy burden for a long time Wolverine died in the Japan series after the Silver Samurai almost killed him instead that made him to move on and have a good heart emit inside of Wolverine which means what that him become a good man and as a leader that is the true story about Wolverine about him to move on and forget about the past anything I had done Wolverine decides to forget everything like the loss of Charles Xavier in his friends he could not save from the tragic fate in the same way with the dark Phoenix.
It's sad what move why Wolverine failed to save his best friends. He ever cared about his family. But he instead to believe in good but still a X-Men leader. Living in a normal life Charles Xavier in the rest of the X-Men had died off since Days of Future Past and the apocalypse story that is all in the past 50 years
Non-canon X-Men
Silver Samurai could only do that because he had Adamantium swords that could also be energized, other than super energized/heated Adamantium could harm non energized Adamantium other than that its indestructible
I like Wolverine bone claws 🦴 more than his metal claws more natural but I think people would like to see vibranium claws but how does wolverine get the vibranium from the Wanda tribe?
I think you shouldn't for anyone, cause i'm not those who that for him. Adamantium suits him fine, bub!
How the H.E. double L Wolverine beats an adamantium Sabertooth. Stop it! Wolverine should have lost.
i wanna know how he recovered/get back his adamantium in wolverine 2013 in the fight silver samurai vs wolverine
He didn’t, he just grew his bone claws back, he doesn’t get the adamantium back until sometime before the days of future past movie
@@TonyJaaFan1587ye how did he get them back in days of future past
@@geraldk96 they never explained that, it is a plot hole that people haven’t figured out to this day
Wolvy is the vegeta of xmen alotta talk and get beat tf up😅
Clankas?!
They should have put vibranium instead of Ademantium
Welp, being wolverine just sucks
Wolverine Be Going Through Shit💯🔥But He Never Catches a Break🤦🏽♂️
Whoever made this video should be thrown in jail
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Lol
Get breakdown!
You know it!
I wonder if thay will make a another wolverine movie
They should
Just use the comic scans
I never understood why they just didn’t put vibranium in Wolverine. Not heavy and stronger. Probably wouldn’t be as poisonous and healing factor would be better.
Vibranium is to rare and not as deadly.
This story ark started out good. Wolverine getting his Adamantium ripped out almost dying, becoming weaker his healing factor not working as well was all good. However I think him becoming more beast/animal like, because he lost his adamantium was pretty lame and really he should have got his adamantium back in issue 100. Seeing as Apocalypse would give it back to him anyways many issues later. Just seemed like they dragged this out too long and they really did not have a plan/idea how to resolve this in a interesting way.
After hearing how you say "adamaneeum" I'm not sticking around to hear you say "mu-ants".
Bro are you reading 🤣🤣
Bone claw Wolverine is stronger
True but he's not as indestructible
@@TheIronSaiyan you’re right but his healing factor is many times better
The way how Wolverine savage side was suppress by his Adamantium doesn’t make sense. Wolverine was suffering from Adamantium poisoning, his healing factor was keeping him alive. A wounded animal is more dangerous, not a suppressed animal. The fact that he doesn’t have Adamantium and shouldn’t be suffering from Adamantium poisoning, should make wolverine more comfortable and calmer not more savage
Y not but wolverine Stab him with is claws n magneto then took his adamatium from him ?? Smfh
Seeing the shortened "cliff-notes" version of the way in which they adapted the Madeline Pryor/Goblin Queen storyline, I doubt that _X-Men: 97_ will adapt this complete Wolverine story... considering how convoluted it is. And with how popular he is, I can't see Disney going the Storm route, either. (i.e. having him disappear for several episodes and then pop back up later on). I really love _X-Men: 97,_ but sometimes I really dislike how fast paced they are making everything. It's like they are in a race or something to complete EVERY. LAST. ARC in the comic.
For instance, I feel like _some_ of the stories should have been resolved NEXT season, rather than 3 episodes later.
Wolverine's claws were never apart of his mutant powers. They were added with his metal skeleton. So, if Mags took the metal off his bones, the would have come too (or they would have stayed as they were kinda separate from the skeleton). But the writers of this series didn't know that, or didn't care and they gave him bone claws. The dumbest thing I've seen in comics for a while.
Retcons, baby.
Great all the noobs are here.. that show would never compare to the comics
Hopefully the show will bring more people to the comics
I can not get over that god-awful pronunciation 😶
No, nah. The bone claw retcon is a stupid addition that is unnecessary. Dumb
This is laughable.
How did Apocalypse manipulate the adamantium to remove it from Cyber and then Sabretooth? We know Magneto's abilities so it's obvious how he did it but how about Apocalypse?
He has been alive for millenia, body surfing and stacking powers with each jump.
It’s the first mutant what the hell you expect 😂
@@TheJusDon that's like not showing the crucial part of fatal attractions in the comics and just showing the aftermath and saying it's Magneto, what did you expect? Would be nice to see it explained.
@@thedoctor007dfw Apocalypse made wolverine one of his horseman.
@@TheJusDon yes, he has a lot of power but the details in fatal attractions are what sets it apart. It's very interesting how it explains that Magneto destabilises the adamantium on a molecular level, essentially liquefying it and ripping it out through his skin.
The only mystery for me is what happened to the adamantium once it had been removed.