How can wolverine regen his body when all his flesh is desintegrarse and only his skeleton remains

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I mean, I saw it sometimes where wolverine has all his body completely destroyed except from the adamantium and he still regenerates after this how is that possible?

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SleevedRedElk2026-01-20 00:22

It's a comic

sk4v3n2026-01-20 00:31

No. Effing. Way!

impuritor2026-01-20 00:22

It’s make believe. Anything you can imagine can happen

xero1118802026-01-20 00:23

DNA in the bone marrow?

ButWereFriends2026-01-20 00:23

How did itchy make two different notes when hitting the same bone of scratchys carcass?

RihoSucks2026-01-20 01:01

Yes but someone got fired for that! Clearly!

UhhmericanJoe2026-01-20 19:28

[snorts] Right? Were we to believe that scratchy’s third rib had the properties of some magical xylophone?! That’s when I stopped watching The Simpsons. They jumped the shark on that one.

UhhmericanJoe2026-01-20 19:26

I guess I’m not the only one who gets sick of people asking questions about dumb sh*t that has, at best, some truly lore specific answer which is really no better and usually far worse than the explanations that fans hypothesize.

naanninja2372026-01-22 08:53

Tbf angles could probably factor into that (I don’t know anything about bones so this may be a very dumb statement.)

smirky_mavrik2026-01-20 00:23

It’s not a documentary

nerdextra2026-01-20 02:55

Could you imagine Werner Herzog doing a documentary on Wolverine?!?!

Komaisnotsalty2026-01-20 00:24

1. Wtf is 'desintegrarse'?

2. It's comic book science.

And that's it. It is really that simple.

CarlBarks2026-01-20 02:34

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Komaisnotsalty2026-01-20 03:35

Ah. Spanish isn't taught here. Maybe as an elective in high school though.

Thanks for clarifying!

Rma420Blaze2026-01-20 00:25

Magnets

StrategicMindset51122026-01-20 00:30

Bc it’s his power. It’s like asking for the science of flying

Ancient_Art20302026-01-20 00:33

I'm with you. I think it's as odd as it is ridiculous. But I'd say the reason is power scaling gets worse every year and some creatives and fans (I say "some" because I doubt it's universal) want more and more brutal/intense scenes without dealing with the ramifications of what happens. Wolverine back in the '70s could never have survived something like that. For example, when he dies in the classic Claremont/Byrne "Days of Future Past" story, a Sentinel's blast kills Logan and all that remains is his skeleton. Now, as you mention in your post, he'd knit himself back together. For me, the sad thing is it really removes any sense of "stakes" in the narrative. Every character is essentially immortal (or will be resurrected if they die) so it undermines the tension that could otherwise exist in the plot.

lanwopc2026-01-20 15:29

I liked the plainly mechanical claws Byrne drew instead of the dorky bone claws.

But yeah, the power creep over the years is ridiculous. Better editors would have been a good thing over the years.

Ancient_Art20302026-01-22 03:14

I have a weird nostalgic spot for the bone claws because seeing the adamantium get ripped out of Wolverine was a traumatic memory from my childhood XD. But I still agree, the claws being added/mechanical always made much more sense to me.

And yes, I second the wish for better editors over the years to stop things from getting so ridiculous.

IBJON2026-01-20 00:34

Unfortunately, it's just one of those things you need to ignore. Conversation of mass and energy don't really apply in comics.

Although, it would be cool to see super heros with powers that do try to abide by the laws of physics to some degree. Like sure, you can have your arm blown off and it'll regenerate, but your body will need Calories and building materials to make that new arm, so you're going to lose a few pounds by the time it's all said and done

CurtG792026-01-20 00:34

I always assumed his brain was intact inside his adamanium skull. That's how he can regenerate.

sQueezedhe2026-01-20 00:35

Blood comes from the bones.

Also brain matter in his head.

Also he's fighting out of the afterlife.

My personal concern is that between the calorific requirements and the heat generated through healing he's essentially a nuke with that sort of energy density.

Evorgleb2026-01-20 00:35

It shouldn't be possible and it's dumb. Wasnt always like that though.

aeque882026-01-20 00:44

As long as a singular cell survives he's good would be my guess.

Yes guys, we know it's a comic and not real life. But it's still interesting to see how real life physics somehow can translate into make believe worlds like comics.

beastofthefutur2026-01-20 01:26

A lot of comic book logic makes absolutely no sense, sometimes they make up fancy words to pretend like maybe it does

Stormik2026-01-20 09:04

Do you guys just put the quantum in front of everything?

UhhmericanJoe2026-01-20 19:29

What, you didn’t like quantum carburetor? It was made of unobtanium after all.

CommunityDragon1842026-01-20 01:34

Bone marrow

New-Source58842026-01-20 01:36

desintegrarse?

labbla2026-01-20 01:48

Because he's a fictional mutant superhero from comic books. People also don't live as long as Wolverine or have bone claws and having metal grafted to your entire skeleton would probably just kill you.

myrevolver2026-01-20 06:00

Wolverine’s true form is contained in a pocket dimension and from that point he is able to bring together matter surrounding his skeleton to form a new body, unconsciously changing the elements of atoms.

Basically it’s comic books. The F4 are able to keep their uniforms on at all times because of ‘unstable molecules’ and need I mention Pym particles? I don’t actually know what the explanation is for Wolverine’s extreme healing factor, or Deadpool’s even more extreme one, but normally they just smash together comics lore and sciencey sounding words and we just kind of accept it

Belteshazzar982026-01-20 11:58

He can't. That's why the scene of him getting disintegrated is so iconic, since that *did* kill him and proved he can die. The way he came back wasn't his powers, but that it was a time travel storyline and that death was in an alternate future protecting Kitty Pryde while her mind was in the past rewriting history to prevent that dark future from coming to pass.

FerrusManlyManus2026-01-20 15:55

Pro tip - Wolverine’s powers don’t work in the real world at all. It’s basically magic. Energy and matter just appear out of nowhere.