Wolverine's mutant ability was his healing, that's it. The claws were added during the adamantium bonding process.
Oh I see. Well that isn't so bad is it? The function is still the same. The Adamantium is still there as well.
Wolverine's mutant ability was his healing, that's it. The claws were added during the adamantium bonding process.
When retracted the claws are sent to the claw dimension from where Wolverine summons them again when he pulls the claws out.how do they work anyways?
how is he mowing his wrist, when they are inside?
What? I do not get your logic: I'd argue it the other way.If they are on top then it works
if between the fingers then he would not be able to bend his wrist.
When Wolverine was introduced in Incredible Hulk 181, his claws were stated to be gloves.Before this issue there was no such thing as "Bone Claws". It had always been the lore that the claws were given to him when the adamantium skeleton bonded to him. I remember reading this comic in the mall the day it came out and my teenage brain exploded.
how do they work anyways?
how is he mowing his wrist, when they are inside?
His claws make no sense at all (at least, if they're written to be natural). His claws are mainly used to slice or to impale, but no mammal has slicey swords for claws. Most mammals don't even use claws to kill at all, but instead to hold their prey while they use their real killers: fangs. Even when bears or cats swipe each other, they're still not killing each other with those swipes, except for when they kick out an opponent/prey animal's innards. But mostly animals use claws for running, climbing, holding, and slashing/ripping with the tips. Wolverine's claws (or say X-23's foot claw) would not work at all for running; they would be very awkward for holding; they're bad for climbing given the wrist position; he never rips, only slices; and if he wants to slash, he'll mainly use the edge, not the point. Maybe there's an exotic dinosaur or extinct animal or ocean creature that has something closer to his kind of sword claws.Neither really makes sense when you think of his mutation as feral in nature. Sabretooth has the most obvious claw placement.
Betweent the two, back of hand all the way.
The blades are only as long as his forearm so when they track they leave the hand/wrist area completely. just means they have to move a "far" distance to pop-out. But I imagine he can do it quickly and control how far they come out.how do they work anyways?
how is he mowing his wrist, when they are inside?
They wouldn't have to follow some weird trajectory to come out the top of his hands, they would just have to be on top of the bone in the forarm and glide up the hand to come out the back, which makes sense as he has to keep his wrists straight. He has channels for his claws to emerge whether they're between the fingers or out the back of the hand.What? I do not get your logic: I'd argue it the other way.
If between the fingers, then they're stored in his forearm, and he has to straighten the wrist when they go in or out but can bend it freely while they're deployed. But deploying them is a simple, easy motion: they go straight from the forearm sheath out to their attack mode.
If they are on top, though, then the travel from forearm sheath to attack mode has some weird swoopy trajectory that just makes the whole thing seem wonky, without in any way addressing the wrist movement problem.
Ergo, between > on top.
I learned to live with the fact that Spider-man has a gadget that shoots webs,
and you will learn the fact that Wolverines claws belong between his knuckles
View: https://youtu.be/Zcj9AzHv_l8?t=32
All those things get fucked up every time he pushes his claws through and then he regenerates.His claws make no sense at all (at least, if they're written to be natural). His claws are mainly used to slice or to impale, but no mammal has slicey swords for claws. Most mammals don't even use claws to kill at all, but instead to hold their prey while they use their real killers: fangs. Even when bears or cats swipe each other, they're still not killing each other with those swipes, except for when they kick out an opponent/prey animal's innards. But mostly animals use claws for running, climbing, holding, and slashing/ripping with the tips. Wolverine's claws (or say X-23's foot claw) would not work at all for running; they would be very awkward for holding; they're bad for climbing given the wrist position; he never rips, only slices; and if he wants to slash, he'll mainly use the edge, not the point. Maybe there's an exotic dinosaur or extinct animal or ocean creature that has something closer to his kind of sword claws.
And to add to this, you have to have monster wrists to accommodate the space for all the nerves, tendons, ligaments, veins, arteries, bones, and oh yeah, THREE SWORDS to pass through simultaneously. Granted, Wolverine does have monstrous wrists, but I think he would not pass as anything but a mutant given how Popeye-ish his wrists would have to be.
This concludes my 6th grade lunchroom Ted Talk.
yeah you can't really use logic with comic books. Spiderman should be shooting webs out of his ass, not his wrists.Neither really makes sense when you think of his mutation as feral in nature. Sabretooth has the most obvious claw placement.
This. it looks cooler in the movies. Also Jackman never wore gloves. or a costume :(
Don't, please. Don't give them any ideas. I beg of you.When retracted the claws are sent to the claw dimension from where Wolverine summons them again when he pulls the claws out.
Either way makes no sense if you think about it too much. The claws abide by the rule of cool and push it to it's limit more than lightsabers.
View: https://youtu.be/JLiNyglOyJY
Best I can guess is that they retract beyond his hands and into his forearms. Still doesn't make physical sense but with the suspension of disbelief, it at least explains him being able to move his hands freely.
Even between the fingers, he can move his wrists because the claws would be in his hands at that point. He can't move his wrists while extending or retracting, but he has full mobility when using them.If they are on top then it works
if between the fingers then he would not be able to bend his wrist.
Actually thought this was cool
Because it is cool and anyone who says otherwise is a liar.