wait, what? so a massive blunt force to the head will simply decapitate him?Cheshire the Cat said:Fire a few rounds into his eyes. Scrambles his brain. Sabretooth has a way better healing factor than Wolvy and it took him months to recover from a claw to the brain. So ya, shoot him in the eye socket then when hes down cut his head off. The bones may be adamantium but the ligaments are not.
because it's impossibly broken logic, there would indeed be at-least one wolverine for each time he shed a single cell that was allowed to replicate because that's the only logical outcome of any scientific understanding of 'he can regenerate from a single cell'Klumpfot said:I'm a bit perplexed about his healing, actually. If he really did regenerate his entire body back from being reduced to a skeleton, where'd the material to form the body come from? Are his cells able to make proteins and such out of air? And if a single cell is enough for him to regenerate his whole body, why aren't there Wolverine clones everywhere? You shed lots of cells every day, aren't those cells enough to make a new Wolverine?
I cannot answer the original question without having some answers of my own first.
PS. A thought occurs. inb4 'A wizard did it'.
They kinda did explain this at one point, and actually had a different mutant with better regen powers who would be cloned when cut in two etc (think it was actually in one of the xmen movies even).The Lugz said:because it's impossibly broken logic, there would indeed be at-least one wolverine for each time he shed a single cell that was allowed to replicate because that's the only logical outcome of any scientific understanding of 'he can regenerate from a single cell'Klumpfot said:I'm a bit perplexed about his healing, actually. If he really did regenerate his entire body back from being reduced to a skeleton, where'd the material to form the body come from? Are his cells able to make proteins and such out of air? And if a single cell is enough for him to regenerate his whole body, why aren't there Wolverine clones everywhere? You shed lots of cells every day, aren't those cells enough to make a new Wolverine?
I cannot answer the original question without having some answers of my own first.
PS. A thought occurs. inb4 'A wizard did it'.
the only other answer involves some kind of nth dimensional soul that picks which cell regenerates which has marvel written all over it, so i pick that.
your first idea was better, but i can simplify it somewhatwulfy42 said:Actually he survived being put in the concentration camp incinerators repeatedly (among other things), so just toasty him wouldn't do the trick.
I think feeding him to a pack of Ravenous actual wolverines would be the best solution...or at least the most poetic.
First breed some very aggressive wolverines that go into a feeding frenzy at the scent of blood. Then incapacitate wolverine and cut him up a bit....and toss him into your large wolverine habitat....after not feeding them for a day or 2 so they are very hungry.
Now whenever he starts to regenerate body parts the wolverines will munch on him....and he will basically be a perpetual food sorce for them. Even if you don't actually monitor the area they would be able to live just off his natural regenerating flesh...at least till his abilities gave up and he just plain died.
Even if he somehow did manage to survive that....I bet he would change his name afterwards![]()