What if You Had Wolverine's Skeleton? | Gnoggin

Wolverine has super powers that allowed him to survive getting his famous skeleton. But lets say you got the same skeleton magically one day. What would happen?

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[mitrimind]

This is why the healing factor is a much better power.

[actualmadscientist]

The main difficulty with having metal in your body at all,
is it would gradually dissolve into body fluids which
leads to blood poisoning. The comics say that wolvie's
powers heal him faster than the toxin, but that doesn't
explain why he doesn't need to eat truckloads of food
to nourish the constant cell replenishment.

[alexb.]

If I woke up with an adamantium skeleton, I would die, clearly.

[zaperzero]

So free work out dragging you to incredibly high tiers of strength, having becoming practically invulnerable to bone damage, needing constant blood intake ...
Vampires are people with metal coated bones and specially evolved leaching capabilities in their fangs.

[AkaneSasuSora]

Oh good, I just watched a 20 minute video about different ways to die in ascending order of gruesomeness.

[hassie]

Wolverine's skeleton is 45% of his weight, not 33%, as you said near the beginning. His skeleton was NOT weightless BEFORE the adamantium, so you must add both together. This gives you a much higher percentage than a third bruh.

[hawihawi]

uh dude you told us...




I would die. That's what I would do.

I'd rather be spiderman anyway.
the non mutated one. (spiderman is actually 'possible')

Or Magnido?

[blueboat]

I'd Rather have a sword made of the stuff

[austingomez]

I'll get mad because it didn't come with the claws. I mean who wants the car if you don't got the rims

[dtinagliastudios]

Saw Logan last night, you all need to see it now.

[madmaster]

With the adamantium skeleton perk, I roam the wastes and kill Raiders while very rarely get my bones crippled because they are 50% damage resistant.

[PMW]

if I suddenly woke up with Wolverine's skeleton I would pray for his healing ability

[talma]

Dear every science teachers, I think we should watch youtube videos about video games at science class

[X-K]

8:22 "For comparison, other things that weigh 105 pounds are... 105 pounds of sand!"
Oh gee thanks, would've never known

[thebitgentleman]

Things that weigh 105lb:

-105lb of Sand


Lockstin did the math.

[mayukhmondal]

After 10 seconds i realised
I knew this voice. I used to watch him 1.5 years ago. His quality has improved. Keep up

[galenrichter]

also, if logan is 5'3" then doing this to another person would likely weigh a bit more because i assume that a larger person would have a bit more bone.

[FrigginBoomToys]

One thing I never got about Wolverine's claws is why they came out perfectly sharpened after having the Adamantium injected into him. His bone claws were more like stabbing instruments, they weren't sharped like a blade. So what made the Adamantium take that shape? Ever been covered int he comics?

[nanettesage]

You forgot to account for Wolverine's height growth when he became a movie star. :D

[ShotgunLlama]

What if you made a buttload of clones of yourself to get blood from?