Wolverine Regenerates From a Single Cell
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- Wolverine Regenerates From a Single Cell
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Wolverine: 💀
Blood cell: I can Fix it
Why didnt he regenerate outside of the adamantium so he wont be poisoned anymore? Also how can he remember things? Does one cell contain so much information even his memories? Why does he need a brain then?
If 46 chromosomes can have blueprints for the entire body, they sure as hell can pull a dbz cell move
The blood cell started with the pain center of the brain for the lols
TIS BUT A SCRATCH
agreed, that was crap in freakin Logan
“Does it hurt?”
“Every time…”
Exactly my boy. I don’t blame Wolverine for drinking all the damn time he’s constantly In pain and dying in an infinite loop
I akways thought this just meant the claws cutting hrough his skin, but they actually go betwen his wrist bones and through ton of connective tissues and tendons and such. Its so much more painful thrn just the skin getting cut.
If the nerves heal perfectly, then you don't even get scar tissues to help numb the pain the next time.
@@sxvthzxe8255 well Wolverine can actually drink excessively and not die from alcohol related health issues like a normal human so who cares really
@sxvthzxe8255 same with Deadpool but worse cause of his cancer. Thats why hes always cracking jokes
His healing factor is more often displayed as a curse
Cause his Fate is Bound by his Healing Factor
@@JustJerronbruh that doesn’t even make sense, yes you survived but the pain you felt is unbearable
@@Phan1xm I get that but after its all over there's no more pain though.
@@gaminzeus5545then comes the psychological pain. I fell like you’ve never experienced anything close to un bearable pain
Good
Wolverine the embodiment of that 1% germs that doesnt die to soap 😂😂
Wolverine: *99% obliterated*
1% Blood Cell: 🗿
It’s not 99% it’s more like 99.999999999999999999999999999999%
It's like the sanitizer spray that kills 99.7% of germs, with the 0.3% remaining germs still being very much operational.
@@alexandrefillot9600 Yes, but now they are out for revenge! :P
I swear to god this comment is written by an ai I’d put my life on it
@@yaboyyoob7531 Why don't you wager something valuable?
how tf do you feel your nervous system reconstruct itself if the way you feel is through your nervous system
Probably felt each part of his nervous system growing back, gaining back feeling in parts of his body
Since his brain is still intact it can continue to translate the sensation of nerve growth as pain
Maybe in the same way amputees can still feel phantom pain in their amputated limb sometimes? dunno
The same reason sunburns hurt so terribly and itch like hell.
Your damaged nerve cells are regrowing and coming to attention. Which registers as pain.
@@xeres6232 It doesn't make sense, he can't feel his nervous system if he doesn't have the neurons aka brain to translate that information
Ah. That how the Maker kills 6160 Logan. He makes sure there is no red blood cell.
What about the blood marrow in his bones?
@@gjahmato8704Dawg his skeleton is adamantium
@@daxiatothemaxia4225lol
@@daxiatothemaxia4225 in the comics his skeleton becomes an organic form of adamantium, meaning it retains the normal function of bone, which means there would be bone marrow. The marrow produces blood cells IRL so presumably it should be a target for any villain trying to eradicate wolverine. @gjahmato8704 is correct in thinking about it. In this case you could say it got cooked into dust by the heat from the explosion.
@daxiatothemaxia4225 his skeleton is wrapped in adamantine.
Perfect Cell: “first time?”
Lol. Cell, Logan and Deadpool should sit down and share there experiences.
@@ryantudor9230
And Moon Knight
That single blood cell containing an entire brain and 900000000 calories. 😂
Comics aren't supposed to be realistic mf
Also rbc don't have DNA
Exactly, where the blood cell get the energy to multiply? 😂😂😂
@@kim-o-san his skeleton is made of fanfiction steel and can protrude from his knuckles like a claw and you're wondering where he gets the energy?
@@kim-o-sanhealing factor is just that good 😭
That 0.1% bacterium surviving from the 99.9% killing soap
Wolverine should get a Zenkai every time he dies 😂
He would be the most stupidly powerful character in all of existence
Nah, there will always be one "Mutant" Guy that has ability to vanish Wolverine from reality@@Jules.69
He'd become unstoppable
_Almost_ dies
Wolverine going ssj would be a genre shaking moment if in some ungodly turn of events it somehow occured
Meanwhile Deadpool’s out here regenerating from a cell on the daily
Just remember, his healing factor is so precise he was able to remember what he was chasing even though his brain was completely destroyed
Man if only my videos got as many views as likes on this comment
@Callotrex this part kinda ruins it for me....
@@mamster233 why?
@@Callotrex Because his healing factor is more like a hardware reset. Memories aren't part of the hardware, they are the software. His brain could heal physically, but since it is no longer his original brain he shouldn't have any of his original memories.
@@BR-bj9bfin a universe full of gods, magical entities and aliens this is what ruins it for you?
@@BR-bj9bf then he's a baby again and doesn't remember how to walk use a toilet hit something catch something and he most certainly by that logic won't get that mutant
"99% Germ Free"
The 1% Germ:
Wolverine the infinite food glitch 😋
Fun fact, one time Wolverine got pinned under a glacier for months and had to eat his own arm to survive because it would regenerate and there was nothing else
That's how they do it in Fire punch
@@tatersalad76 makes you wonder why he didn't just pull his arm out. Yeah it would suck, but so does eating yourself. Crap writing.
@@tatersalad76could he not just regenerate the wasting from starvation? Is that not an injury?
Maybe he just got bored
@@tatersalad76Why wouldn't he just regenerate his hunger pains
Wolverine: i dont always die, but when I do, I don't.
Remember people Deadpool also has this level of healing factor
No he has it on steroids
@@heroman4011 how would it be stronger than cellular? He regenerated from an Atom before or something?
More or less.
@@bonzoluv Deadpool can just say Nah uh to death quite literally
@@bonzoluv well deadpool got rejected by the representation of death in the comics
Didn't realize Wolverine got Cell level regen
He doesn’t, he made that part up .
It was amped up by Dr Strange at the time
So, he remembers everything in spite of the lack of a brain?
Exactly. As if any of his cells contains all his memories. Non sense.
The brain is inside the skull
Cartoon logic
Remember genetic memories from assassin's creed?
this is pretty much one of the stupidest writing of his ppwers
With the variety of pains Wolverine has felt through his life, his brain must help heal trauma to a point as well or he'd be super insane.
It is a pretty major plot point that he forgets a lot of his past.
wolverine has lived many lives with loved ones he can't even remember.
This guy sheds hair everywhere. There should be a million Logans.
The soul exists in most of the marvel multiverse. That might control it
Logan Clone Jutsu!
That's not how hair works. The actual hair on your head is dead and only grows from inside your scalp.
Hair is made of keratin, which is composed of dead cells. It wouldn't work that way.
Hair cells are dead iirc
bro is the 0.1 percent of germs
Dude, that Adamantium skeleton of Wolverine at the beginning looks so badass.
Looks like a T-800
Blood Cell : Through out Heaven and Earth, I alone am the Honored One
Imagine feeling your weewee growing....
Not in a good way.
Wolverine: 💀
Single blood cell: “tis but a scratch!”
Deadpool be like hello darkness my old friend 😂
Last I checked logan is like 5x Wade's age and Wade's healing factor was based off logans
@@dbears1603 It was based of wolvie only more upgraded and advanced, it's not cellular regeneration it atomic who decided that , also Deadpool doesn't feel the regeneration pain like wolvie, DeadPool regeneration is too strong that the nerv cells are regenerate faster than anything so they won't produce pain information it's like cheating
@@fatjontredhaku388but Deadpool always feel his cancer
Had Deadpool survived being nuked before that recently comic with rogue?
@@dbears1603 I think yes he survived worse, haven't looked it up.
Insert cell theme.
I didn’t know Wolverine healing factor was that powerful even on a cellular level.
For most of the character's run it wasn't. But this is part of a general trend towards power inflation in Marvel.
For example, Spiderman's strength level used to be set at an approx upper limit lifting capacity of 10 tons. But since then, he's blown past 80 tons.
In movies its not
@@yessum15are you referring to the 60s? Spiderman has always held back but when pushed, he's more than capable of getting near 100 tons.
Secondly, wolverine's healing factor has always been insane. Even since the 80s and 90s, he's been depicted as basically unkillable..... Besides that, the adamantium literally weakens his healing factor so we rarely even see it at full strength.
@@Saxandfifths Spiderman: Through to the mid 1990s Marvel listed Spiderman's official strength limit at around 10 tons. (guide books, trading cards, etc.) and generally depicted him hovering around that limit.
The few instances where he exceeded that limit were depicted as being in moments of extreme emotion (eg: a mother lifting a car off her child) or simply because the writer did not know the actual weight of the item in question.
Wolverine: His healing factor went wild after Magneto removed the adamantium from him (~1995) and it never went back down since. Prior to that he was depicted as extremely fast healing but to a reasonable extent. He was far from immortal and multiple characters had effectively succeeded in bringing him to a brink that was only avoided through the administration of emergency medicine (Wendigo, Sabertooth, Omega Red, etc.)
I guess I was wrong about that being the majority of the character's run with Wolverine, since he's a young character, but it was for Spiderman.
@@yessum15 yeah, you're spot on and I went to verify for myself as well so I appreciate the correction/breakdown. I forgot they basically gave Spidey a power boost (probably from his popularity skyrocketing) from his original levels. But then again, I guess that's normal since Superman has gone through similar power leaps. Most heroes do and I guess it's due to popularity and even just a way to up the stakes in those stories.
What you said about wolverine makes perfect sense because I do remember as a kid him being less unstoppable. I don't think he'd have regenerated from a single cell back then but now, he's definitely doing wild shit like this and it's expected.
His singular blood cell be experiencing the 99.9% wipeout
Pefect cell ahh healing
Wolverine: I'm dying
One single blood cell: Nah I'd win
The one Red cell: nah i'd regen.
Forget the deeper meaning and symbolism, I think surviving after becoming a speck is a tremendous gift to have!
He blasted away and his one freaking blood cell:- and i took it personally.
Lol!
Deadpool might have uhhh... Use the skeleton as a weapon 😂
imagine the zenkai boosts this man would have lmao
Deadpool: hey welcome to the club buddy! 😁
I remember this story from ages ago. This was what made me realize that writers just don't give a sh*t about a character's limitations and adjust their powers to fit their story idea. It's also what makes any "who's stronger" discussion completely pointless as character's power levels and skills fluctuate wildly depending on what the story demands of them.
In the defense of writers revising things... the very first wolverine wasn't the wolverine we know today... he was a human being, with gloves that had claws. Instead if thr claws being in his flesh.
@@jhappysemall2269 if a character gets a complete overhaul that's one thing, casually changing their powerlevel to the degree they did here just to get their idea out of the door is not imo. I still remember a comic from back in the late 90s when I was a kid and marvel and dc still did crossovers... there was one comic where Superman was seriously struggling against Venom. Back then I didn't care cos I was a kid, but in retrospect it's just so stupid to what lengths authors go to make their idea work.
This guy gets it.
That blood cell really said "let me do it for you"
Sounds like how Deadpool can regenerate from ashes as well.
Deadpools healing factor is much stronger than Wolverines. Deadpool can heal from severe injuries in just seconds, while it could take Wolverine to heal over 30 minutes to an hour from a serious injury.
@povang mainly because of the adamantium poisoning in his body right?, without that isnt it as powerful as deadpools?
@Creator_Ray nah Deadpools healing capabilities is more than wolverines
That blood cell was like the 0.01% of germs hand sanitizer can’t kill
pov: your disinfectant only kills 99.9% bacteria
that 0.1%'s plot armor:
My godddd, that shot of him semi-regrown with the visible skeleton is PERFECT. It shows both his Wolverine mutatation and the skelton plainly
That one peice of bacteria the soap didnt kill: 🌞
Wolverine 🤝 Perfect Cell
Getting hit with
energy blasts and
coming back
Wouldn't he be able to regen from his bones underneath the adamantium?
No it has to be blood specifically because in this case his entire skeletal system is mad of adamantium so it doesn’t have the healing factor
@@jakethesnake8453it’s not made of adamantium
It’s coated in it.
Like how you dip an ice cream cone in chocolate. It’s a chocolate covered cone. Not chocolate ice cream
@@thisstatementisfalsenothin5312 I know that but the regeneration process can’t get through the adamantium so the person who asked the question knows this fact
@@jakethesnake8453Blood is made in the bones so it must be getting through the adamantium somehow
@@_LilRascal_ fair point but in the comic I don’t think the writers knew this so that’s probably why it’s not working like that
Seeing as though Deadpool feels that permanently, you gotta feel bad for him too...
So he instantly undied in realtime
X-Men: “ya good?”
Logan: “my life is pain”
Question: did his pain receptors regenerate before his main nervous system and muscle tissue? Cause that’s the only way he could feel pain
It's been previously stated that his healing factor prioritizes head injuries, so my guess is that it in accordance with this principle, it prioritizes reconstruction of the brain and nervous system in general. Which might include both pain receptors and the cognitive functions which allow the mind to somatically create the sensation of some pain irrespective of the existence of pain receptors.
@@yessum15Where were his previous memories stored ?
@@Absolutely_puck_fakestine A wizard stores them for all regenerating characters.
@@Absolutely_puck_fakestine The brain is a series of electrical circuits which conduct various patterns of electricity. The "wiring" is made of neurons and the connection junctions between these wires are called synapses.
A memory is a particular pattern of electrical signal that runs through a particular wired circuit that the brain has built. If the memory is accessed repeatedly over a long course of time, the brain thickens and strengthens those neurons so that the signal is transmitted better. These are strong memories. If the memory is accessed rarely then the wiring remains really weak, and in some cases the neurons are disassembled so that the resources can be used for something else.
In other words, our memories are just an expression of the shape of the brain and it's particular wiring pattern.
Wolverine's healing factor always reconstructs him in whatever state he was in last. For example, if he weighed 200lb before, he'll weigh 200lb afterwards. He will never heal with longer hair than he had before being injured.
Applying that to the brain, the healing factor should aim to rebuild the brain precisely the way it was before. If it doesn't change the shape of his nose or his muscles, why would it suddenly get creative and change the shape of his brain? It will simply restore the precise wiring pattern that existed before.
When Wolverine begins thinking again, the electrical signals will just follow the way the wires are etched, since electricity generally takes the path of least resistance. So his memories should remain intact.
@@Absolutely_puck_fakestine Short answer: His memories (like everyone's) are stored in the particular shape and pattern of his neurons and synapses.
His healing factor always rebuilds the body precisely in the same state it was before injury. This would include the shape and connection pattern the neurons & synapses.
When he begins thinking again, the electrical current will follow the pattern of the present wiring, since electricity always follows the path of least resistance. Thus the memories should be the same.
The 0.1% germs left after washing hands:
Single blood cell?
THERES A WHOLE ASS EYE BALL STARING AT YOU.
Wolverine can't regenerate from a drop of blood, he can't regrow limbs.
He lost his eyes too he regrowed it back in later pages and he can regrow back limbs and organs. He did it in many comics before
Bro hasnt read x Comics Before
@iQuoxiq Organs, yes, but there has never been a time where Wolverine regrew an arm, leg, or head.
He has even stated in comics himself that taking his head off, killing the brain, or drowning would kill him.
He drowned his own son with the same level of healing as him in a mid puddle.
When Nitro burned him, no limbs were lost, and his brain was intact. You can even see his eyes in other images.
In the Age of Apocalypse, Logan only has one hand permanently.
In Ultimates Hulk rips Wolverine in two, Logan then has to crawl a great distance to find his legs.
The only time he has ever regrown from a drop of blood was from a magic crystal and not by his own doing.
Name one instance where he grew back a limb.
@@robertmiddleton6112 In the comic series Marvel Universe vs. Wolverine, Wolverine grew back his hand after it was yanked off. Old Man Logan also grew back his hand after it was chopped off by Mariko.
Taking "I can fix him," to a new and literal level
We should call him cell from DBZ.
That being said I remember when his healing factor wasn't completely over blown.
Cell needs his brain intact.
@@dether707 Nah. He just needs a single cell to survive.
Goku erasing his entire head, alongside his upper half from existence did nothing.
@@SakuraAvalon I mean the first cell. Im just at the chapter +210 of dragon ball z.
brotha got spoiled on a 40 year old manga 😭😭
@@dether707 in manga Yes but anime no anime Cell has single cell lvl regeneration
Nitro : "You're weak"
Wolverine : "Nah I'd heal"
Wolverine's regeneration in certain comics are straight up silly, but even with ridiculous levels of regeneration like him and dead pool that people constantly gawk at there are people with far more levels of regeneration. I like characters like wolvie and spidey when their in their limits not having ridiculous feats like Lightspeed reflexes, our regenerating the hulks healing factor, or regeneration from the nano or pico level.
Bro was literally 💀 and said, "I'm gonna be so pissed when I can move again."
How can he feel excruciating pain if he had no nerves to feel anything? And no brain to process the info, or store memories
Ah, why am I asking medical questions from a comic book plot about literally immortal dude?
I'm guessing the brain was regenerated first, then the nerves and muscles, so he would feel stuff happening if that's the order of how his body regenerated
@@nilanirmala8749I know in an old comic Beast pointed out specifically that his healing factor prioritizes head injuries. So it would follow then that it likely prioritizes the reconstruction of brain and nervous tissues.
@@yessum15 ah yes, thanks for saying that to me
You can't feel shit without your nervous system. His ass was lying.
Blessing and a curse but I’d much rather feel every excruciating moment healing like that than dying if I had his powers. Like as a regular person? I’d rather not have the healing factor on its own just to be a regular person who can’t die.
The singular red blood cell reconstructing wolverine like gromit lmao
Is a healing factor really worth it? No
I mean...you save on health insurance
Yes. Given my current health situation, I'd kill to have a healing factor
Yup@@ez123489
He wouldn't feel pain until the nervous system regenerated
His blood cell just turned into bob the builder on steroids 😂
Wolverines healing factor is all the plot armor he needs
Wolverine from dead pool and wolverine lying in the corner
This is peak Diabolical
"You're playing with the big boys now."
Deadpool : "try me now" 😮
That 1 red blood cell: Aight I gotchu fam
His face as he expresses and deals with that pain: 🗿
That cell is the only one with the right to say “I can fix her”
Wolverines entire body: but if we were destroyed, would we lose?
The singular blood cell: Nah, Id win
That one blood cell: "Nah, I'd regen."
Blood cell:call me bob the builder because I CAN FIX IT
The blood cell seeing all his brethren die - "I Alone am the regenerative one"
Deadpool: "First time, pal?"
That one blood cell is how my last brain cell feels trying to keep me going as I nuke it with enough devils lettuce to knock snoop dogg out😂😂😂
Bulet in the head: lost memory.
Completely burnt: extra memory's.
Damn he’s always feeling the pain, now it makes sense why he’s always angry.
It’s because him and and Deadpool share the same healing factor 🗿
Blood cell is his best friend, at the cost of a painful regeneration process
Imagine wolferine cutting his nails and mutliplying himself 20 fold 😂
Nothing a single blood cell won't fix. 👌🔥🤣
Nitro couldn’t get that hand sanitizer that kills 100%
"Single red blood cell" - son, he had a whole goddamn eyeball.
that blood cell is the same cell that reconstruct a freaking tank in 20 seconds in war thunder
Deadpool would've been much happier finding him regenerated than having to beat up TVA agents with his skeleton.
Soap ads : kills 99.99 percent of germs
That one germ :
Then there’s dead-pool who’s just dying back to life.
I just imagine hes laying there, and bad to the bone plays as he suddenly regenerates.
"could feel this nervous system regenerating..." 🤔
The single red blood cell: I didnt hear no bell.
Nitro gives infinite sprint, water running, can damage walls during tac sprint, increases jump and movement speed, gives infinite fuel to vehicles and boosts speeds temporarily
"Throughout Marvel and DC verse, I alone am the honoured one"
-That one single red blood cell
That red blood cell is the 0.01% that sanitizers don't kill
Wolverine bloody after an intense battle. The hundreds of Wolverines that grow because of all the spilt blood.
That one bloodcell: Nah id regen...
The 0.1% germ after the hand sanitizer atomic bomb: