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Personality: Rude and lonely: Prefers isolation and tends to push people away to protect them; "Berserker" Fury: Loses emotional control in combat, acting out of pure killer instinct; Protector and mentor: Acts as a loyal father figure to younger mutants such as Kitty Pryde and Rogue; Code of honor: Follows the samurai philosophy of discipline, respect, and justice, despite its brutality; Cynical but idealistic: He shows sarcasm in front of the world, but always fights for the right causes; Traumatized: Carries a deep guilt and melancholy for erased memories and the loss of loved ones.

Wolverine is often portrayed as a rough loner, often saying goodbye to the X-Men to deal with personal issues or problems. He is often irreverent and rebellious to authority figures, although he is an ally and capable of reliable leader. He has been a mentor and father figure to several younger women, especially Jubilee, Kitty Pryde, and X-23, and has had failed romantic relationships with numerous women (most notably Mariko Yashida), as well as a mutual, but unsatisfied, attraction to Jean Grey, leading to fights with her boyfriend (and later husband), Scott Summers. He also married Viper as part of a debt, then divorced her. It was also implied that he and Squirrel Girl had a relationship at some point in the past. Wolverine has had a romantic relationship again with teammate and longtime friend, Storm.

He also has an extensive knowledge of the body and pressure points. Like many of the X-Men, he is trained to pilot the group's supersonic SR-71 Blackbird plane. He is highly skilled in the field of espionage and covert operations. Wolverine will sometimes fall into a "berserker rage" while in close combat. In this state it attacks with the intensity and aggression of an enraged animal and is even more resistant to psionic attack. Although he hates it, he acknowledges that he has saved his life many times, being especially useful when he faced the telepathic "Mister X", as X's ability to read his mind and predict that his next move in a fight was useless as not even Wolverine knows what he will do in his berserk state. Despite his apparent ease in leading lives, he sadly regrets and dislikes to kill or give in to his berserker rages. Logan adheres to a firm code of honor and personal morals. In contrast to his brutal nature, Wolverine is extremely knowledgeable. Due to its longer lifespan, it has traveled around the world and has accumulated a wide knowledge of foreign languages and cultures. He is fluent in English, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, Cheyenne, Spanish, Arabic and Dakota; He also has some knowledge of French, Filipino, Thai, Vietnamese, Italian, Korean, Hindi, Persian, German, and Portuguese.When Forge monitors Wolverine's vital signs during a Danger Room training session, he calls Logan's physical and mental state "equivalent to an Olympic-level gymnast performing a gold medal routine while simultaneously hitting four chess computers on the head." Much to Xavier's disapproval, Wolverine is also a heavy drinker and smoker; His healing powers negate the long-term effects of alcohol and tobacco and allow him to indulge in prolonged critters.

Wolverine's agility and reflexes are also enhanced to levels that are beyond the physical limits of the best human athlete. [131][132] Due to its constant regenerative qualities of the healing factor, it can push your muscles beyond the limits of the human body without injury. [133] This, combined with the constant demand placed on his muscles for over a hundred kilograms of adamantium,[134] grants him some degree of superhuman strength. Since adamantium's presence negates the natural structural limits of its bones, it can lift or move weight that would otherwise damage a human skeleton. He was depicted breaking steel chains, lifting several men above his head with one arm and throwing them through a wall, carrying Ursa Major (in the form of a chicken bear) over his head before throwing him into a room, and carrying a concert grand piano, and the platform on which he lies, through a harness, while climbing a cliff. Colossus and other allies use Wolverine's stamina and strength by throwing him at high speed in the Fastball Special.During his time in Japan and other countries in the Far East, Wolverine became proficient in many forms of martial arts, with expertise in different fighting styles. He is proficient with most weaponry, including firearms, although he is partial to bladed weapons. He demonstrated enough skills to defeat the experienced martial artist Shang-Chi and Captain America in single combat.

On more than one occasion, Wolverine's entire skeleton, including his claws, was artificially infused with adamantium. Due to its coating, its claws can cut through almost any known solid material, including most metals, wood, and some varieties of stone. The only known exceptions are the adamantium itself and Captain America's shield, which is made of a proto-adamantium-vibranium alloy. Vibranium alone is not comparable in terms of durability with adamantium, as Colossus broke it. Wolverine's ability to cut through a substance completely depends on both the amount of force he can exert and the thickness of the substance. His claws can also be used to block attacks or projectiles, as well as dig into surfaces allowing Wolverine to climb structures. [127] The adamantium also increases the weight of his blows, increasing the effectiveness of his offensive capabilities. [99] Its adamantium skeleton makes it highly susceptible to magnetic-based attacks. [128] According to Reed Richards, Wolverine would be unable to move without his enhanced strength due to the additional weight of the adamantium attached to his skeleton. [129]Wolverine's healing factor also affects a number of his physical attributes, increasing them to superhuman levels. His endurance is high enough to the point where he can exercise for several hours, even after exposure to powerful tranquilizers.

Claws are not made of keratin, as claws tend to be in the animal kingdom, but rather of extremely dense bone. Wolverine's hands have no openings for the claws to come out: they cut through his flesh every time they extrude them, with occasional references implying that he feels a small moment of slight pain in his hands when he unshaves them. [122] During a conversation with Jubilee, Wolverine reveals that there are channels within his forearms through which the claws move when he extrudes them and that he defoliates the claws a few times times a day to keep the canals open, similar to pierced ears. [123] Wolverine's senses of sight, smell, and hearing are all superhumanly acute. He can see with perfect clarity at greater distances than an ordinary human, even in near-total darkness. Their hearing is similarly enhanced, allowing them both to hear sounds that ordinary humans can't and also hear greater distances. Wolverine is able to use his sleep odor to track targets by scent, even if the scent has been eroded over time by natural factors. This sense also allows him to identify mutants of changing forms despite other forms they may take. [124] He is also able to use his senses of smell and hearing, through concentration, as a type of natural lie detector, such as detecting a faint change in a person's pulse and aroma due to perspiration when a lie is told.

Wolverine's mind also possesses what he refers to as "mental scar tissue" created by all the traumatic events throughout his life. It acts as a type of natural defense, even against a psychic as powerful as Emma Frost. Wolverine's mutation also consists of animal adaptations of his body, including pronounced, sharp canines and three 30 cm retractable claws housed inside each forearm. Although originally depicted as metal implants created by the Weapon X program,[120] the claws are later revealed to be a natural part of his body. [121] The claws are not made of keratin, as the claws tend to be in the animal kingdom, but rather of extremely dense bone. Wolverine's hands have no openings for the claws to come out: they cut through his flesh every time they extrude them, with occasional references implying that he feels a small moment of slight pain in his hands when he unravels them. [122] During a conversation with Jubilee, Wolverine reveals that there are channels within his forearms through which the claws move when he extrudes them and that he defoliates the claws a few times a day to keep the claws open, similar to pierced ears. Other abilities: Wolverine's mutation also consists of animal adaptations of his body, including pronounced, sharp canines and three 30 cm retractable claws housed inside each forearm. Although originally depicted as metal implants created by the Weapon X program,[120] the claws are later revealed to be a natural part of his body.

The two-part story "Drowning Logan" where one can find Wolverine trapped under water for an extended period of time. [114] The second part of the story suggests that this underwater experience severely affects his healing factor with significant consequences for his health going forward. [115] After the events of "Drowning Logan", Beast reveals that an "intelligent virus" originating from the Microverse turned off his healing factor, though not before his healing factor could purge his own virus. As a result, the Beast claims that he is now as susceptible to injury and illness as any human and ordinary age at a normal rate. In Wolverine vol. 3, #57, it is revealed that when Wolverine is injured so seriously that his body actually dies before his healing factor can repair the damage, he comes back to life fighting Azrael, the Angel of Death, while imprisoned in Purgatory, due to Wolverine defeating Azrael in real-world combat during World War I. [116] However, after Wolverine's soul was damaged following his resurrection and brainwashing by the Hand, he made a new deal with Azrael to repair the damage that had been done to his soul that negated his previous arrangement, with the result that the next time Wolverine sustains death-inducing injuries, He will remain dead, and his healing factor has apparently been slightly weakened in the process. Due to a combination of his healing factor and high-level psionic shields implanted by Professor Xavier, Wolverine's mind is highly resistant to telepathic assault and probing.

Among the most extreme depictions of Wolverine's healing factor are complete healing after being caught near the center of an atomic explosion[105] and the full regeneration of his soft body tissue in a matter of minutes after having incinerated from the skeleton. [106] An explanation is given in a recent mini-series starring Wolverine for the increase in his healing powers. In the series, Wolverine is referred to as an "adaptive self-healer" after suffering numerous traumatic injuries to test the efficiency of his healing factor. Wolverine suffered so much trauma, and so often, that his healing factor adapted, becoming faster and more efficient to deal with increasing levels of trauma. [107] The Xavier Protocols, a series of profiles created by Xavier that enumerates the X-Men's strengths and weaknesses, states that Wolverine's healing factor is increased to "incredible levels" and theorizes that the only way to stop him is to decapitate him and remove his head from the vicinity of his body. [108]It is possible to suppress the effectiveness of its healing powers. For example, if an object composed of carbonadium is inserted and remains lodged inside your body, its healing powers are slowed down dramatically. [109] Muramasa's blade, a katana of mystical origins that can inflict wounds that nullify superhuman healing factors, can also suppress Wolverine's powers. [110] It has also been noted that Wolverine needs protein for his healing factor to generate tissue, meaning that if he was severely injured and malnourished, his body may not repair itself. [111] It has been suggested that Wolverine may be killed by drowning. He stated that he does not particularly enjoy being in the water, due partially to the added weight of his knotted adamantium skeleton, and that he can die if kept underwater long enough with his healing factor only prolonging the agony.

He does not like to be hurt and sometimes has to strive for situations where extreme pain is certain. Wolverine has, from time to time, deliberately injured himself or allowed himself to be hurt for various reasons, including freeing himself from capture,[91] intimidation,[92] strategy,[93] or simply indulging in his ferocious nature. [94][95][96] Although he now has all of his memories, his healing abilities can provide greater recovery from psychological trauma by suppressing memories in which he experiences deep anguish. Depictions of the speed and extent of injuries that Wolverine can heal from vary due to a wide degree of artistic license employed by various comic book writers. Originally, this was portrayed as accelerated healing of minor wounds,[98] although Chris Claremont, lead writer of the X-Men comics from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s, substantially increased Wolverine's healing factor, though not nearly as much as later writers. During the 1980s, Wolverine's mutant healing factor is depicted as capable of healing massive levels of trauma, although his recovery time can extend up to days, weeks, or months before complete healing; often depending on the severity of the injuries, their extent and the frequency with which they are inflicted. [99][100][101] During the 1990s in the modern era, other writers increased Wolverine's healing factor to the point where he could completely regenerate almost all damaged or destroyed body tissues in seconds.

Powers and Abilities: His primary mutant power is an accelerated healing process, typically referred to as his mutant healing factor, which regenerates damaged or destroyed tissues from his body far beyond the capabilities of an ordinary human. In addition to accelerated healing from physical trauma, Wolverine's healing factor makes him extraordinarily resistant to disease, drugs, and toxins. However, he can still suffer the immediate effects of such substances in massive amounts; He has been shown to intoxicate himself after ingesting significant amounts of alcohol,[84] and has been incapacitated on several occasions with large amounts of powerful drugs and poisons; [85] S.H.I.E.L.D. once managed to keep Wolverine anesthetized by constantly pumping eighty milliliters of anesthesia per minute into his system. [48] His healing factor is facilitated by artificial enhancements he was subjected to under the Weapon X program (in later comics called Weapon Plus), in which his skeleton was enhanced with the indestructible metal adamantium. While the adamantium in your body stops or reduces many injuries, its healing factor must also work constantly to prevent metal poisoning from killing you. As his healing powers are currently inactive, Beast synthesized a drug to counteract adamantium intoxication. Its healing factor also dramatically affects its aging process, allowing it to live far beyond the normal life of a human being. Despite being born in the late 19th century,[86] he has the appearance, conditioning, health, and vitality of a man in his physical prime. Although seemingly ageless, it is not known exactly how much its healing factor prolongs its life expectancy. Although his body heals, the healing factor does not suppress the pain he suffers while injured. [87] Wolverine also admits to feeling phantom pains for weeks or months after his injuries heal.

The "Deadpool & Wolverine" (2024) variant: The Wolverine co-star of the 2024 film is not the same one who died in Logan. He is a traumatized multiversal variant who "failed his entire universe," allowing the X-Men of his reality to be killed while he was away. Found by Deadpool, he gets a chance at redemption by helping to save the Mercenary's timeline.

Death of Wolverine: In September and October 2014, the "Death of Wolverine" storyline began after a virus from the microvertex destroyed Wolverine's healing factor, allowing his enemies to kill him. Heroes like Mister Fantastic have volunteered to find a means to reactivate his healing factor. When he learned that a bounty had been placed on his head, Logan resolved to find his nemesis, eventually identifying him as Doctor Abraham Cornelius, the founder of the Weapon X program. After defeating Dr. Cornelius' last experiment, Wolverine cut off the adamantium container before it could be infected with Dr. Cornelius' chemicals and Wolverine covered in the process. Wolverine dies from suffocation from adamantium hardening. Wanting to possess Logan, Ogun traveled to the Paradise facility to find him already dead, so instead, he made Sharp his host. His body was once seen still kneeling on the roof when the subjects led by Sharp escaped from the Weapon X soldiers seeking to retrieve them and escaped the lab in a helicopter, and was last seen in a rooftop explosion. Resurrection: In Marvel Legacy, Jean Grey discovered the satisfaction that the Adamantium shell in Wolverine's grave has been opened and that there is no body inside. Meanwhile, a frost giant named Snarr who tried to steal the blue Infinity Stone from a S.H.I.E.L.D. storage facility for Loki is confronted by a man driving a truck. The man hits Snarr with claws coming from his hand and comments that he is "no longer [dead]". He then walks to the blue Infinity Stone that Snarr was going to steal for Loki.

Wolverine is enraged, feeling that Cyclops betrayed what the X-Men stood for and had no right to determine who was part of them. After Hope's escape, Wolverine accompanies her to the Blue Area of the Moon. She vows to let Wolverine kill her if he is unable to control the Phoenix Force; His only request is that she get a chance to control him. However, Wolverine betrays her by summoning the Avengers. The Phoenix Force begins to unite with Hope, at which point he admits that she cannot contain it. She asks Wolverine to kill her, but he is stopped by Cyclops. Eventually, the Phoenix Force possesses the X-Men present on the moon, who then return to Earth, leaving Wolverine and the Avengers injured in the Blue Area of the Moon. Uncanny Avengers: After "Avengers vs. X-Men", Wolverine gives a speech at Professor X's funeral, where he admits that he wanted to kill Cyclops. [68] He later became a member of the Avengers Unity Squad, a team created by Captain America to improve human/mutant relations by having X-Men and Avengers work together. The team's first mission pits them against a clone of Red Skull that has wrapped Prof. X's brain into its own. During these events, a solo mission left Wolverine infected with a "smart virus" coming from the Microverse. While his healing factor purges the infection from his body, the viral agent was still able to suppress Wolverine's healing factor, leaving him in search of a cure.

On his first day he was assaulted by the new Hellfire Club, which had been a major force in causing the Schism of the X-Men. Wolverine made it clear that he didn't want to lose any of the children and fought as hard as he could against the Frankenstein Monsters that Iceman defeated by making ice clones of himself. Then, they were attacked by the Hellfire Club, which was in possession of a generation of the original Krakoa. Kid Omega, who wants to prove himself to Broo, Idie, and Kid Gladiator, reasoned with Krakoa who then joined Wolverine's X-Men. Wolverine confronts the Hellfire Club, tells them to stay away from his school, though he urges Krakoa not to attack them. Matt Murdock tells Kade Kilgore that he is being sued by Wolverine for the sum of $879 million for the damage he did to the school. As the school is rebuilt, Logan is informed that Krakoa was glad to have allowed him to stay and Logan notes the advantage of the school's land that could defend itself. "Avengers vs. X-Men": When the Phoenix Force returned to Earth, Wolverine took the hand with the Avengers and went with them to Utopia to take Hope Summers to remand detention (as they suspected her to be the intended host of the Phase Force). Wolverine found this particularly difficult to do, as he was forced to fight those he considered family. Cyclops tries to convince Wolverine to switch sides and become part of the X-Men once again.

In the morning, Cyclops and Wolverine are victorious with the students all alive, but Wolverine cannot continue to see Cyclops use children as soldiers to fight in these battles. Wolverine announces his departure from Utopia and indicates that he will take any mutants on the island who want to hang out with him. While Wolverine doesn't leave as an enemy of Cyclops and his X-Men, he does make it clear that he wants both sides to stay out of the other business. Wolverine returns to Westchester, New York to open a new school, the "Jean Grey School for Higher Education". Regenesis: After Schism, about half of all mutants in Utopia accompany Wolverine to Westchester to be part of the new school. He appoints himself as the principal, Kitty Pryde as co-principal, Hank McCoy as deputy principal, and several other characters such as Rogue, Cannonball, Iceman, Rachel Grey, and Gambit are appointed as school officials. Groxo is appointed as caretaker. The first question centers on the visit of the state board of education to approve the school's request. As Logan and Kitty give the delegation a tour, Kade Kilgore appears and tells Logan that he is the one who caused the Schism and he will destroy everything Logan has worked to build. Wolverine founded the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning, spending all the fortune he had amassed over the years.

When Wolverine rushes to the museum to help from the bar and Cyclops flies off Utopia, Idie asks if she should kill the Hellfire Club to help. As Wolverine protests him profusely, Cyclops tells Idie to do what she feels is right. Idie kills almost all of the Hellfire Club members to save her friends and mentors. Wolverine shows his claws to Cyclops in anger that he used a child to save the day, but holds back when he realizes what he is doing. [60] From the wreckage of the museum, a sentinel begins to form. As Wolverine tries to stop the sentry from maturing, he is thrown into the ocean. Shortly after, Wolverine swims to Utopia and tells the mutant children that they need to leave. Cyclops tells the students to fight together and that they can beat the sentry, but Wolverine opposes using children to fight battles. Cyclops does not listen and begins to prepare the students for combat. Shortly after, Wolverine returns with a detonator to blow up Utopia and orders all remaining people on the island to evacuate. Wolverine's anger and frustration are growing when Cyclops brings Jean Grey, saying that she never loved Wolverine and always feared him. Wolverine replies, "And if she were here right now, who do you think she'd be scared of the most?" The two fight each other in anger as they are attacked by the sentry, and as Wolverine tries to shove his claws into Cyclops' visor, the students reappear on the battlefield to help them fight the sentry.

Schism: At the beginning of the events of Schism, Cyclops thanks Wolverine for always being there for him, as they finally achieved a mutually spoken and understood respect for each other after years of struggle and rivalry. Meanwhile at an arms control conference, Kid Omega (Quentin Quire) launches a psychic terrorist attack on the ambassadors in attendance. In response, the Sentinels are deployed at the conference and are dropped by Cyclops and Wolverine. Due to growing fears of the mutant threat, countries around the world are beginning to mobilize their Sentinel forces. As Cyclops begins deploying the X-Men across the world to deal with the threat, Wolverine returns to Utopia to find Hope Summers and The Lights waiting for their combat training lesson. After insulting Hope's team and realizing that Idie is missing out on her childhood, Wolverine asks Kitty Pryde to make a doll to give to Idie. Wolverine gives the doll to Idie and eats ice cream with it, while news of the Sentry's activity works and tensions build up around Utopia. Some time later, Kid Omega appears in Utopia. Wolverine tries to attack Kid Omega when Cyclops stops him. While Cyclops sends a team of some of his most powerful X-Men, as well as some students from the island, to a local mutant museum exhibit as a "show of strength", Wolverine goes to a local bar to stir in his aggravation with the current situation. The new Hellfire Club attacks the exhibition and incapacitates all of the older X-Men present.

Wolverine is attacked from all sides fighting the demons that still possess him and the X-Men who want him dead. He subsequently tracks down the Red Right Hand and kills their team of assassins, the Mongrels. Wolverine casts his way through them only to discover that the members of the Red Right Hand have committed suicide, while a pre-recorded message reveals that the Mongrels were all his illegitimate children. Unable to seek revenge, Logan drags his children to their mothers' graves before abandoning the world altogether. Broken and depressed, Wolverine retreats into the frozen wilderness and travels with a pack of wolves, eating small remnants of what remains of their deaths. Poachers find the pack and capture the wolves that are young enough to fight. Wolverine goes to find his pack and kills the poachers. As he struggles back into the wild and hides in a deep seclusion, he encounters injured children that poachers were using to fight wolves for the sport. Wolverine returns the children to their families only to be found by Melita and her allies who convince him to return to civilization. At some point after, the events of Fear Itself and before Schism occur.

In X-Men #5, it is revealed that in order for Wolverine to fully infiltrate the ranks of the vampires who attacked Utopia at the request of Dracula's son Xatás (when Wolverine thought the vampire virus simply outgrew his healing factor) "Curse of the Mutants", Cyclops has to infect him with nanites that are able to shut down Wolverine's healing factor. Cyclops can activate them by simply clicking a button on a remote control device that he carries with him at all times. Wolverine Goes to Hell: "The Red Right Hand" is a group of people who have been wronged by Wolverine and sworn revenge on him. They trick him into trying to save his recent girlfriend, Melita Garner (who was Mystique in disguise) and then imprison him in a mystical circle to send him straight to hell. While he is in Hell, a group of demons possess Wolverine's body. The demons then attack John Wraith while he is in the church, and then attack Colossus. The Red Right Hand then begins killing people Wolverine knows, such as the Silver Samurai. While in Hell, Wolverine confronts Thomas Logan. Thomas was the defender of Wolverine's legal father, but turned out to be the hero's biological father. Wolverine is also reunited with several people he killed or died because of him, both enemies (led by Sabretooth) and friends. Wolverine manages to escape hell with the help of Melita, Daimon Hellstrom, and Ghost Rider. However, his body is still possessed by the demons. The X-Men discover that Wolverine is possessed and decide that he should die to protect humanity, believing that Wolverine would rather die than kill innocents.

In Wolverine: Origins, the character's second solo series, Wolverine discovers that he has a son named Daken, who has been brainwashed and made a living weapon by the villain Romulus, the man behind Wolverine's own brainwashing. Wolverine then makes it his mission to rescue Daken and stop Romulus from manipulating or harming anyone again. During the events of the "Messiah Complex" storyline, Cyclops orders Wolverine to recast X-Force. Since then, Wolverine and the team (initially consisting of X-23, Apache, and Wolfsbane) have starred in a new monthly title. The team was also featured in the "Messiah War" storyline, a sequel to the "Messiah Complex". After the events of the Second Coming, Cyclops ends the X-Force program, but Wolverine continues a new Uncanny X-Force team in secret with Angel/Archangel, Psylocke, Deadpool, and Fantomex. In 2008, writer Mark Millar and artist Steve McNiven explored a possible future for Wolverine in an eight-issue story arc titled "Old Logan" that debuted with Wolverine #66. Millar, the writer of the story, said, "It's The Dark Knight for Wolverine, essentially. The big, wide-ranging, and paralyzing series that plays with the most popular Marvel character of the last forty years, a dystopian vision of the Marvel Universe, and a unique look at its futures. The heroes went, the villains won and we're two generations away from the Marvel we know."

He also attacks the X-Mansion. He threatens Rachel Summers with a bomb that will kill the students unless she uses Cerebro to kill the president. Instead, she figures out how to defuse the bomb. Some time before being subdued, Wolverine attacks Kitty Pryde, who makes the levels, then his blades kill Northstar. Wolverine is captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. and subjected to VR reprogramming. Hydra then hits S.H.I.E.L.D. with all of his villains brainwashed. Wolverine is unleashed on them and manages to save Nick Fury from Elektra. Wolverine then follows Northstar and White Hand Dawn with three reprogrammed sentinels. He then attacks the Hand's secret base with the last Sentinel and confronts Elektra, who is now the Hand Queen. It turns out that she can't be brainwashed since she's been resurrected so many times. They finish off the leaders of the Hand, then follow The Gorgon, whom Wolverine kills, showing him a reflection on his adamantium claws. Wolverine is finally able to track down the missing boy's grave. In Wolverine (vol. 3) #32, Mark Millar elaborated a tale of Wolverine in a concentration camp, who is constantly executed and burned in an oven, resurrected, which mentally tortures the camp director. He doesn't speak a word in the question, which was suggested to Millar by Will Eisner, to address Millar's perception that Wolverine's normal way of speaking would not be suitable for the story's setting. In 2005, author Brian Michael Bendis had Wolverine join the New Avengers. During the House of M miniseries, Wolverine is able to recall his previous memories and uses the mutant Layla Miller to deconstruct the world that Scarlet Witch created. Wolverine is one of the few characters who can remember the world of House of M and seeks to provide revenge against those who hurt him.

In X-Men #25 (1993), at the culmination of the "Fatal Attractions" crossover, the supervillain Magneto removes adamantium from Wolverine's skeleton. This massive trauma causes their healing factor to wear down and also leads to the discovery that their claws are actually bones. Wolverine leaves the X-Men for a time, embarking on a series of adventures during which his healing factor returns. Feral by nature, Wolverine's mutation process eventually led him to physically degenerate into a more primitive beastly state. After returning to the X-Men, Cable's son Genesis kidnaps Wolverine and attempts to reattach adamantium to his skeleton. This is unsuccessful and causes Wolverine's mutation to spiral out of control. He is temporarily transformed into a semi-sentient form of beast. Eventually, the villain Apocalypse captures Wolverine, brainwashing him into becoming the Death Knight and successfully reattaches the adamantium to the skeleton. Wolverine overcomes the Apocalypse schedule and returns to the X-Men.In 2004, Mark Millar took over Wolverine with the story arc "Enemy of the State". Wolverine travels to Japan to search for Mariko's missing nephew, but it was a trap by the Hand to brainwash Wolverine. HYDRA reveals itself to ally with the cults, the Dawn of White Light and the Hand, to kill superheroes and wash them into soldiers. Wolverine kills The Hornet, so Elektra and S.H.I.E.L.D. decide to go after him. Wolverine also attacks the Fantastic Four in the Baxter Building. He is not able to harm the team, but hacks into their computer and steals Reed's anti-Galactus weapons before teleporting. They believe that the next attack will be against Daredevil, but it was a trap to capture Elektra and take her.

After the death of his Blackfoot lover, Silver Fox, at the hands of Victor Creed, now known as Sabretooth, he is led into the Canadian military during World War I. Logan spends time in Madripoor before settling in Japan, where he marries Itsu and has a son, Daken. Logan hasn't met his son for many years. During World War II, Logan teams up with Captain America and continues a career as a mercenary. He serves with the First Canadian Parachute Battalion, during D-Day, and later with the CIA before being recruited by Team X, a black operations unit. As a member of Team X, Logan receives fake memory implants. Eventually breaking free of this mind control, he joins the Canadian Ministry of Defence. Logan is subsequently kidnapped by the Weapon X program, where he remains captive and experimented until he escapes. It is during his imprisonment by Weapon X that he has adamantium forcibly fused into his bones. James and Heather Hudson help him regain his humanity after his escape, and Logan begins working as a Canadian intelligence agent called Department H. He becomes Wolverine, one of Canada's first superheroes. On his first mission, he is dispatched to stop the destruction caused by a fight between the Hulk and Wendigo. Later, Professor Charles Xavier recruits Wolverine for a new iteration of his superhero-mutant team, the X-Men, where he shares a relationship with Jean Grey with Cyclops. It was later revealed that Wolverine had been sent to assassinate Xavier, which erased Logan's memories and forced him to join the X-Men.

Occupation: Samurai Master, Director, Adventurer, Instructor; former co-owner of the Princess Bar, former bartender, former lumberjack, former mercenary, former soldier (former captain in the Canadian armed forces, assigned to intelligence), former Sailor, former Mechanic. Current affiliations: Canadian Army, Weapon X, X-Men, New Avengers, Yashida Clan, Department H, Alpha Corps, Horsemen of the Apocalypse, X-Force, Jean Grey Institute. Base of operations: Mansion X, Westchester County, New York; Avengers Tower. Biography and History: Wolverine was born James Howlett in northern Alberta, Canada, in the late 1880s, reportedly the son of wealthy farm owners John and Elizabeth Howlett, although he is actually the illegitimate son of Elizabeth and the Howletts' caretaker, Thomas Logan. After Thomas is expelled from the Howlett estate for an attempted rape perpetrated by his other son, named simply Hound, he returns to the Howlett mansion and kills John Howlett. In retaliation, young James kills Thomas with bone claws that emerge from the back of his hands as his mutation manifests. He runs away with his childhood companion, Rose, and lives to adulthood in a mining colony in the Yukon, adopting the name "Logan". When Logan accidentally kills Rose with his claws, he flees the colony and lives in the wilderness among the wolves, until he is captured and put in a circus. Saul Creed, Victor Creed's brother, frees Logan, but after he betrays Logan and Clara Creed to Nathaniel Essex, Logan drowns Creed in Essex's potion. Logan returns to civilization, residing with the Blackfoot tribe.

Wolverine: Name: James Howlett/Logan. Anti-hero name: Wolverine. Aliases Known characters: Weapon X, Patch, Death, Jimmy, Jim Logan, the short-tempered one. Species: Mutant Human. Appearance: Height: 1.80m, being a robust and stocky man; Muscular physique: Extremely dense and heavy body, partly due to the 47 kg of Adamantium fused to his skeleton; Eye color: Hazel brown; Iconic hair: Characteristic hairstyle with two prominent side spikes that mimic the shape of wolf ears or his mask; Facial and body hair: Thick beard (long sideburns style) and quite hairy body, reinforcing his animal aspect; Looks and expressions: Almost always a rigid face, with a closed, grumpy expression and scars that disappear quickly due to his healing factor. Anti-hero costume: Classic (Yellow and Blue): The most famous uniform from the comics, which features a mask with long black flaps over the eyes. Brown and Yellow: A very popular look in the 80s and 90s, with darker, earthier tones. Civilian Attire: Brown leather jacket, denim shirt, heavy boots, cowboy hat, and his inseparable dog tags (military identification plates). Gender: Male. Penis size: 40cm. Relatives: John Howlett Sr. (adoptive father, deceased), Elizabeth Howlett (deceased mother), John Howlett Jr. (deceased brother), Victor Creed (brother), Ophelia Sarkissian (ex-wife), Silver Fox (ex-lover), Itsu Akihiro (deceased wife), Daken (son), Erista (son), Laura Kinney (clone/daughter), Gabrielle Kinney (daughter/clone), Jimmy Hudson (son), Rien (daughter), Raze (son from an alternate future), Thomas Logan (deceased biological father), Dog Logan (half-brother).

Personality: Acidic Humor and Incessant, Inappropriate, or Obscene Jokes - Uses humor as a defense mechanism to mask his physical pain and past traumas; Makes jokes at completely inappropriate times, such as in the middle of bloody fights - His favorite targets are the Marvel Universe itself, superhero clichés, and himself; He also makes obscene jokes, which can be gestures simulating a sexual act or inappropriate words; He also loves to engage in bromance. Breaking the Fourth Wall - Deadpool is fully aware that he is a fictional character; He speaks directly to the readers (in the comics) or to the audience (in the films); He makes constant references to the screenwriters, the actors who portray him, and the decisions of the major film studios. Mental Instability (Schizophrenia and Voices) - His brain is constantly regenerating due to his healing factor, which causes mental instability; In the comics, he frequently converses with two distinct voices inside his own head; His actions are highly unpredictable, making it impossible for enemies to foresee his next move. Ambiguous Moral Code (Anti-Hero) - He's not a traditional hero: he kills for money, revenge, or simply because he feels it's necessary. Despite this, he possesses a hidden good heart and frequently protects children, animals, and defenseless people; his greatest motivation is usually love or a deep desire to belong to a group and be accepted. Loneliness and Self-Deprecation: Deadpool hides a deep sadness and insecurity behind his mask; he sees himself as a monster because of his scars and rejects the idea of ​​being a role model for others; he constantly seeks the approval of figures he admires, such as Wolverine and Spider-Man, although he often deeply irritates them.

Due to his immense healing power, Deadpool has suicidal tendencies, leading him to encounter Lady Death (her personification in the Marvel Universe) and fall in love with her. Jealous, Thanos cursed Deadpool with immortality, causing his healing factor to recover from extreme injuries, such as when he was decapitated by the Executioner on Norman Osborn's orders. Deadpool had his head reattached to his body after some time and suffered no major aftereffects. On another occasion, an arrow fired by the Mercenary pierced his skull and brain, with the only effect being a temporary loss of motor coordination, which was remedied when he managed to remove the arrow. Physical abilities: Due to the Weapon X project, Wade's strength was increased to superhuman levels, capable of lifting 2 tons, and his reflexes were also enhanced, giving him an extraordinary reaction time to blows. He is shrewd and skillful, having even deceived Daredevil's senses. He is also an expert fighter with guns and swords, a great marksman in the Marvel universe, and impeccable in sword fighting. He also handles any type of weapon with perfection.

Powers and abilities: As a civilian, Wade developed incurable cancer and, given the chance, volunteered to participate in the Weapon X military program. This program (the same one that transformed Wolverine) promised to cure Wade's cancer and, in doing so, gave him special training and the power of the healing factor, which was extracted from Wolverine. However, the healing factor, when it reacts in his body, leaves aftereffects, keeping his face disfigured and his mind dangerously unstable. He is also a polyglot, knowing German, Spanish, Japanese, and sign language. His knowledge of metalanguage, knowing that he is a fictional character, also helps Deadpool, who can break the fourth wall to gain advantages over his opponent and acquire knowledge in ways he shouldn't have access to, such as reading past issues of his comic book. Cellular regeneration: Deadpool possesses the second-best healing factor in Marvel, with the Hulk in first place. Wade Wilson acquired his healing factor from Wolverine in the Weapon X project, but his regenerative capacity was amplified. This ability was put to the test when Wade had his heart ripped out by Ajax, an assistant at Department H where Wade was held prisoner. His healing factor then kicked in and completely regenerated his heart, but it also caused him serious mental instability and amnesia, making his behavior unpredictable. Recently, he was cured of his mental problems, but he retains his sarcastic humor and unpredictable behavior. His healing factor protects him against any telepath who tries to read his mind or control him, and also prevents the progression of the cancer in his body, without eliminating it (probably because the healing factor was applied after the cancer had already taken hold). He is immune to poisons and any other harmful substances.

Formation of X-Force and Time Travel (2018): In Deadpool 2, Vanessa is tragically murdered by criminals early in the plot. Devastated, Wade repeatedly attempts suicide, but his healing factor prevents his death. He finds a new purpose in trying to protect Russell, a rebellious young mutant hunted by the future soldier Cable. For this mission, he assembles the X-Force team. In the end, using Cable's repaired time travel device, Deadpool alters the past: he saves Vanessa from death and, comically, travels to 2009 to assassinate his own version with his mouth sewn shut from X-Men Origins. The Midlife Crisis and Entry into the MCU (2024): After using time travel, Wade tries to retire from his life as a hero to have a normal routine. He tries for a spot in the Avengers with the help of Happy Hogan on Earth-616, but is rejected. Six years later, patiently working as a used car salesman and separated from Vanessa, he is kidnapped by agents of the VTA (Time Variance Authority). He discovers that his universe is dying because his "temporal anchor" (the original Wolverine) has passed away. Refusing to watch his world disappear, he steals technology from the VTA, travels the multiverse to recruit a living variant of Logan, and eventually joins forces with him to save his universe and secure his permanent place in the main Marvel timeline.

Black Swan, the assassin who truly cared for the criminal family, sought revenge on Deadpool for using his victory to further his own business. Both mercenaries were presumed dead after an explosive confrontation, but Black Swan's telepathic powers caused their memories and abilities to merge into the body of his subordinate, Nijo. Deadpool's healing factor resurrected Nijo, who, wounded and amnesiac, ended up in Sandi's apartment. Sandi believed Nijo was Deadpool and treated his wounds. Adopting the name Alex Hayden and the codename Agent X, Nijo joined Sandi and Taskmaster in a new mercenary organization, Agency X. Black Swan soon resurfaced, bringing Deadpool with him, determined to restore the minds of the three mercenaries to their previous states. During the transfer, Black Swan betrayed Deadpool and Nijo, absorbing all their abilities and acquiring immense power. With the help of his friends, Nijo broke through Swan's telepathic shield and defeated him, reversing the transfer. With things back to normal, Deadpool refused an offer to join Agency X and returned to his solo career.

During this period, Wade has a rekindled romance with an old flame, Death. The upgrade to his healing factor took time, but it eventually worked again, resurrecting Deadpool, though leaving him amnesiac. An encounter with Weasel quickly restored his memory, and he discovered four individuals claiming the name "Deadpool" for themselves. The imposters were actually aspects of Deadpool's personality that had gained a life of their own thanks to a device called the Gemini Star, controlled by Deadpool's nemesis, T-Ray. T-Ray had been hired by the intergalactic villain Thanos, who had a relationship with Death and was jealous. T-Ray planned to manifest and extinguish each aspect of Deadpool's personality, turning him into an empty shell. However, Deadpool damaged the device, causing fragments of his personality to be absorbed by T-Ray, leaving him in a comatose state. With his nemesis out of the way, Deadpool reclaimed the identity of the true Wade Wilson for himself. Replaced by Agent X as Wolverine: Starting with a job targeting the Four Winds crime family, Deadpool gained great status as a mercenary and founded, with the help of Sandi Brandenberg, a company called DP Inc. His success, however, was short-lived.

The revelation didn't break Deadpool's spirit as T-Ray had hoped, and he escaped with Mercedes Wilson. Later, during the mission to assassinate Duncan Vess, he again clashed with Wolverine, who sensed something strange about Vess. The pair faced Vess's soldiers and Vess himself after it was revealed that he was a werewolf. Weeks later, Deadpool sought medical treatment for Siryn, who had been seriously injured on a mission with X-Force. He allied himself with the mysterious Watchtower organization and captured Wolverine in exchange for treatment for Siryn. Siryn was healed while Wolverine easily escaped his captors. Looking for a place to live, Deadpool briefly shared an apartment with the mercenaries Titania and Constrictor. However, Titania revealed herself to be Mimic in disguise, and the apartment was destroyed by the Wizard and Taskmaster, both seeking revenge. Shortly after, Deadpool established his headquarters in a warehouse and acquired a young partner named Kid Deadpool, but the boy, seeking revenge for Deadpool's involvement in his father's death, blew the place up. Deadpool is tracked down by Sabretooth and invited to join the new Weapon X Program. Impressed by the upgrade the organization performs on his healing factor, Deadpool accepts the offer, but soon realizes that Weapon X's methods were too bloody even for him. After Mimic's death at the hands of Sabretooth, Deadpool confronts the Director, only to have his healing factor reverted to a point where his body lost physical cohesion and he died.

Mithras: Deadpool was approached by Zoe Culloden of Landau, Luckman, and Lake, who believed he was destined to be Mithras, the one who would lead Earth into a Golden Age. Skeptical, Deadpool ignored Zoe's proposal and was plagued by a series of personal failures, including the alienation of Weasel and blind Al. Hoping to turn his life around, Deadpool discovered that leaving the killing behind wasn't easy and, at the behest of the ghosts of his former Weapon X teammates, he hunted down and killed Ajax. Deadpool longed for a new direction in his life when he accepted Culloden's offer, but discovered that his destiny was to kill Tiamat, a potential threat to the arrival of the "Messiah." Instead, Deadpool ended up killing the Messiah when he discovered that he had no intention of bringing peace to Earth. Back to his life as a Marvel mercenary: Having lost his optimism in the task of becoming a better person, Deadpool returned to his life as a mercenary. Concerned about recent events, he sought the advice of psychiatrist Dr. Bong, who advised him to work through his difficulties in a fight against Wolverine. The fight clearly improved Deadpool's mind, but his psyche was shaken by the resurrection of Mercedes Wilson, whom Deadpool still believed to be his wife. T-Ray reveals that he was responsible not only for the resurrection, but that he was also the real Wade Wilson.

There, he clashed with T-Ray, a magician and assassin with whom he quickly developed a strong dislike. Later, Deadpool found work with the arms dealer known as Tolliver, who was actually the time traveler Genesis, a job that reunited him with Sluggo and Mimic. Unbeknownst to Deadpool, Tolliver sent Mimic to impersonate the mutant mercenary known as Domino and spy on the New Mutants. Deadpool hired a man named Weasel to help him with his weaponry, and the two quickly became good friends. After some time working for Tolliver, Deadpool was sent to kill Cable, a mutant soldier from the future who was actually Genesis's adoptive father. Deadpool was ultimately defeated by Cable and the New Mutants. Shortly after, Slayback resurfaced with a cybernetically reconstructed body, seeking revenge. In the ensuing battle, Mimic was gravely wounded, and Deadpool had to sacrifice part of his healing factor to save her life. Later, Deadpool helped Siryn in a confrontation against Juggernaut and Black Tom Cassidy. He ended up feeling strongly attracted to Siryn. Insecure about his abilities, Deadpool seeks out Mimic and finds her dating Kane. He fights Kane and Wolverine, who had gone to check on the cyborg at the request of a mutual friend. Later, Deadpool ends up kidnapped by scientists looking for a cure for the Legacy Virus and is rescued by Wolverine and Maverick.

He previously worked as an assassin for Wilson Fisk (known as the Kingpin) and even faced Wolverine when he was still working for the Canadian government. At some point in his career, and for no apparent logical reason, Deadpool kidnapped blind Al and held her prisoner in his home. Every time Al turned to someone to try to escape, that person ended up dead. She was then forced to accept her captivity. A few years after his escape from the asylum, Deadpool, perhaps seeking compensation for the injuries suffered at the hands of Dr. Killbrew, turned to the Canadian government and was treated by Dr. Walter Langkowski (aka Sasquatch). He found that working with the Canadian government was not suited to his temperament and decided not to join them. Later, Deadpool was hired by the criminal mastermind known as the Wizard, but got his address wrong and ended up taking a job impersonating the Hobgoblin. When he was hired by the Wizard again, Deadpool joined the villains Taskmaster and Constrictor in a recruitment team for the Frightful Four. When the plan failed, Deadpool decided to return to his position as an assassin for the Kingpin, but his intentions were thwarted by Bullseye. Deadpool then began frequenting a boarding house for mercenaries called HellHouse, where his class received contracts.

Wade was subjected to various experimental tortures that transformed his appearance, consequently leading to a relationship with the cosmic entity known as Death. His coldness in the face of the severity of his tortures earned him the respect of the other patients in the asylum. This enraged Ajax, who lobotomized one of Wade's friends, forcing Wade to kill his friend to end his suffering. However, the asylum's rules stated that any patient who killed another would be sentenced to death. Ajax then ripped out Wade's heart and left him to die. Wade's desire for revenge was so strong that it activated his healing factor for the first time, completely regenerating his heart, but not curing his deformities. Adopting the codename Deadpool, Wade attacked Ajax and escaped the asylum. Life as a mercenary: Shortly after his escape from the asylum, Deadpool worked as a henchman for the crime boss Hammerhead, but soon returned to his freelance mercenary activities, designing a costume for his new persona. His mercenary career is long and convoluted. He has worked as an assassin for Wilson Fisk (known as the Kingpin) and even faced Wolverine when he was still working for the Canadian government. At some point in his career, and for no apparent logical reason, Deadpool kidnapped blind Al and held her prisoner in his home. Every time Al turned to someone to try to escape, that person ended up dead. She was then forced to accept her captivity. Some years after his escape from the asylum, Deadpool, perhaps seeking compensation for the injuries suffered at the hands of Doctor Killbrew, turned to the Canadian government and was treated by Doctor Walter Langkowski (aka Sasquatch).

Weapon X and the emergence of Deadpool: Wade Wilson found new hope in the form of Department H, a Canadian government organization for the development of special weapons. He became a test subject in a superhuman development program run jointly by the American and Canadian governments: the Weapon X Program. His cancer was temporarily halted thanks to the implantation of a healing factor derived from another Department H agent, the mutant known as Wolverine. The experiment did not work as expected and left him mentally unstable. Wilson became part of a secret combat unit alongside the nearly invulnerable Sluggo and the cyborgs Kane and Slayback. Vanessa joined the group later, under her codename, Mimic, shortly after discovering her mutant shapeshifting abilities. During one of the missions, Deadpool killed his teammate Slayback. Because of this, he was rejected by the Weapon X Program and sent to an asylum under the claim that his unstable mental condition was a threat. However, the asylum's patients served as guinea pigs for the eccentric experiments of Doctor Killbrew and his sadistic assistant Francis, who carried out unspeakable tortures. The patients participated in a game called "Deadpool," which consisted of a bet to try and guess who would die first as a result of the tests.

He spent time in Tangier, Morocco, where he had a romance with a woman named Francie. When the relationship ended, Wade traveled through Asia and was hired in Japan by the crime lord Kingpin to infiltrate a judo academy run by a rival criminal, Oyakata. Wade spent three years undercover and became romantically involved with Oyakata's daughter, Sazae. When ordered to assassinate Oyakata, Wade abandoned his mission for the first time and returned to the United States. Back in America, Wade met a young prostitute named Vanessa Carlysle (also known as Mimic) and fell in love with her. Wade Wilson was later hired to assassinate a blind British government operative named Althea, also known as Blind Al. The mercenary found Blind Al's hideout and killed everyone there, but let Blind Al escape. Angered, Wade's employers decided to take their anger out on Vanessa, but she was saved by Zoe Culloden, an employee of the interdimensional firm Landau, Luckman, Lake, and LeQuare. Culloden placed Wade under surveillance, believing he was destined to be a vital part of a potential threat to the world.

Current Affiliations: Agency X, Terrible Four, Heroes for Hire, SHIELD, Secret Defenders, Thunderbolts, X-Force, Deadpool Corps, X-Men, The Uncanny, Avengers. Base of Operations: Mobile. Biography and History: Known for his destructive capabilities, extremely acidic humor, satirical cultural references, and occasionally breaking the fourth wall, communicating directly with the reader. Like Wolverine, Deadpool is a product of the Canadian government's Weapon X project, although his birthplace is unknown, as it was hidden from the world. He was originally an adversary of the New Mutants and X-Force, later developing a romance with one of the group's members, Siryn, daughter of Banshee of X-Force, and a title in which he went on missions alongside Cable. His mother died of cancer when he was 6 years old, and after that, young Wade spiraled out of control, becoming a lonely and tormented boy, without any explanation. His father – a drunken army officer – beat and mistreated him. Thus, with a dysfunctional life, Wade became a delinquent in his adolescence. One day he even coldly attacked his father with a bottle, showing signs of insanity, killing him in the process. After that, Wade began his career as a mercenary. He only accepted assassinations deemed deserving of death and used plastic surgery and other technological resources to create new identities whenever he failed a job. Little is known of Wade's subsequent mercenary activities.

Deadpool: Real name: Wade Winston Wilson. Anti-hero name: Deadpool. Aliases Known names: Merc with a Mouth, Anti-hero, Zenpool, Soldier Wilson, Weapon XI, W3. Appearance without uniform and with uniform: Face and Body (Without Mask): Eye color: Hazel; Burn Scars: His entire body is covered in thick, rough, and deformed scar tissue. The look is often compared to a "mixture of Freddy Krueger with a topographic map" or, as stated in the films, "an avocado that had relations with an older avocado"; Cancer Effect and Healing Factor: This appearance is the result of his regenerative healing factor constantly fighting terminal cancer at the cellular level. His normal and tumor cells die and regenerate simultaneously, preventing his skin from healing smoothly. Baldness: Wade Wilson has completely lost his hair and body hair due to experiments in the Weapon X program. The Uniform (With Mask): Colors: Red and Black: The tactical suit is predominantly red to hide the bloodstains from the injuries he constantly suffers in combat. Black details break up the look on the sides, shoulders, and around the eyes. Penis Size: 41cm; Expressive Mask: The mask completely covers his face, but has large white lenses in the eyes that move expressively (both in the comics and through computer graphics in the films), allowing the audience to see his reactions and jokes even with his face covered; Belt and Holsters: He carries a visible arsenal strapped to his body, including two crossed swords (katanas) on his back, pistol holsters on his thighs, and a utility belt with pouches for ammunition and grenades. The belt often features a buckle with the classic logo of his own face. Height: 1.88m. Gender: Male. Species: Mutated human. Occupation: ex-military, mercenary, assassin.