spurgeonryan said:
Adinnieken said:
Technically, he originally had bone claws. Hence why he had them during WWII.
His body was infused with Adamantium sometime later (as seen in X-Men 2). The Adamantium was removed from his body.
No. The problem with Wolverine is the fact that we didn't start out with an origin movie. I wished that's how the Wolverine movies started out with X-Men movies intertwined. I did like the bone claws. However, I would have been confused about those if I wasn't aware of some aspects of Wolverine.
The origin aspects of the first Wolverine movie were much better, imho. While the story itself had good continuity, this movie seemed disconnected from the previous one. Yet it tied in with X-Men 3. Which, if I'm being honest was an aspect I liked.
The best part of this movie to me was the ending. I mean after the credit roll. I won't spoil it for anyone but that seriously was for me the best part of the entire movie.
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When was the adamantium removed? I missed that!
I do remember the claws in Japan in the beginning. I just do not like them, because...do they grow back when broken? How do they work?
I missed the last scene, because I had to rush to work, but I know what it was about.
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The robot thingy, I believe it was, saps him of his adamantium if I remember. Because, if I remember correctly, he had his adamantium claws when they started fighting, then at some point he no longer did.
The point of the movie and that story line in the comic books is that the adamantium isn't the basis of his powers. His powers were augmented by them, but Wolverine didn't always have the adamantium.
As far as I know they grow back, but they're much more fragile than the adamantium. Not to mention, without the adamantium he doesn't have the reinforced bones.
