Adamantium is POISONING Wolverine 👀

Ever thought about Wolverine's adamantium and how it affects him?

The poisonous metal would be impossible to tolerate by anybody other than those with a mutant healing factor, but is the trouble worth it for Logan? 🫠

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[HunterAero]

That's why I said it would be even crazier if he were to have vibranium instead of adamantium. It's been proven that it's a clean metal in the universe so it wouldn't poison his body and the upgrade to his strength and abilities for being able to absorb kinetic force and then throw it out somebody through the claws would be ridiculous.

[doreaga]

It was the genetically-altered corn syrup in the food and liquor he was drinking and eating that slowed his healing factor down. It tells you that in the movie.

[Logan_Baron]

The problem is that metal poisoning comes from minute particles of the metal breaking off. IF admantium is that indistructable, there would be no particles leaking into his body.

[TheFloresj]

He also turns feral without the adamantium

[SpideMan]

Actually the Adamadtium isn’t a problem in the comics it’s a un poisoness metal. However in the movies the only reason it poisoned him is because of the bullet whole from origins so the metal escaped to poison him

[baki]

You forgot the to mention the part where the adamantium is keeping his animalistic/feral side in check.

[thetheorizermoore]

In Logan I believe the contaminated crops to negate mutant abilities weakened Logan’s mutation causing the adamantium to Poisen him

[RandomGuyonYouTube]

If they combined adamantium and vibranium, it would make the best skeleton for wolverine

[oneofgodschildren]

Adamantium didn't cause that alone in Old Man Logan. 300 years in the future and he still strong in a comic where they found a phoenix egg on the moon I think they've retconned Wolverine way too much isn't being tall enough

[matthewschwartz]

Did you ever read the Spider-Man Vs Wolverine one-shot from the late 80’s? If not, you should . It was one of the best fights and (In my opinion .) one of the best takes on Logan . It’s also famous for being the issue where Ned Leeds dies.

[justinwade]

In the movie they poison the food to suppres the mutant gene. That why he lost his healing abilities not because of the adamantium.

[aumi]

That's why it would be super sick to see Wolverine but using vibratium instead that way he not only doesn't get poisoned but has even stronger abilities like moving silent and building up Kinetic force to launch back at as enemies just like black panther

[mrpushrod]

I can't decide which idea was dumber bone claws or adamanitum poisoning

[duztygerald]

Actually the real reason stated in the movie is that the chemical used to phase out the x gene is put into all of the food one so happening to be alcohol, which logan drinks alot

[TheRagingBean]

"I dont know if you thought about this..."
*proceeds to explain the plot of the movies from 5 years ago

[matthewjordan]

It is because of the poisoning that Sabertooth had to have his healing Factor enhanced by Wolverines healing Factor just to be able to withstand the adamantium coating he got later on before he entered into the last duel with Wolverine and got his arm and then head cut off by Wolverines muramasa blade that nullifies any advanced healing abilites

[Earljoines]

One of the Coolest Character of any Mythology, just imagine of Wolverine had Silver Surfer Body Dam Adamantium claws and a Surfer Board flying from Planet to planet . He could Survive any where what a nice combination .

[dark-side-ninja]

There's a theory that its actually the whiskey hes drinking because in the movie somewhere its said they put a mutant cure in the corn and most whiskey is made of corn

[AjetBrahimi-vlql]

Wolverine is the best at what he does because of his Adamantium laced skeleton but if didn't have it he wouldn't be so reckless because a healing factor is useless when his head is removed from the rest of his body.
To put it in a simpler term, Wolverine is Wolverine only because he has a Adamantium laced skeleton...
Sorry everyone but facts are facts...

[theplaymakerno]

I read somewhere that the second time he got the skeleton, it didn't have the poisoning problem, as it was porous or something.