What would happen to Deadpool if Adamantium were to be injected into him, as it was with Wolverine? The only reason Wolverine was still alive, despite Adamantium being poisonous, was because of his regenerating capabilities, and Deadpool has the same capabilities.
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13He becomes this, which nobody wants– Jason BakerFeb 27, 2017 at 19:03
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ha ha ha..no not weapon X– Pranav DubeyFeb 27, 2017 at 19:12
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4I don't see why this should be closed as "primarily opinion-based". An answer will not require speculation. As Jason Baker has pointed out above, Deadpool has been injected with Adamantium at least in films. Pranav: if you like, you can edit your question to be phrased like "Has Deadpool ever been injected Adamantium in comics?".– GallifreyanFeb 27, 2017 at 19:13
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2Deadpool survived as a zombie head. I think adamantium would be a child's play for him– Yuriy SFeb 27, 2017 at 20:59
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1@Gallifreyan: I may be misremembering, but I don’t think Wade Wilson was injected with adamantium in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. He was given the powers of other mutants, and has retractable swords in his arms for some reason, but I think that was it.– Paul D. WaiteFeb 27, 2017 at 23:58
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Most likely his bones would be replaced with Adamantium similar to Wolverine. If Deadpool had this operation done he would not however have claws like Wolverine as Wolverine's mutation included the claws in addition to his healing factor.
He probably could have handled an adamantium skeleton just fine, with similar effects as Wolverine's-- he would eventually age due to adamantium poisoning affecting his healing, but it'd be a very slow process.
However, it's unlikely he'd have agreed to the adamantium infusion in the first place. It would reduce his capacity to regenerate, he doesn't need it to do what he does best (he uses regular weapons, not his own body), and he exploits the normal fragility of his skeleton to both humorous and strategic effect-- in Deadpool (2016) he cuts off his own hand to escape being handcuffed, with the severed hand permanently giving his captor the middle finger. This wouldn't have been possible with an adamantium skeleton.
answered Apr 17, 2017 at 15:35
Following the film storyline, he was injected indeed, but as the Marvel Wikia Fanpage points in this article, nothing is mentioned about Wade/Deadpool on the comics.
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In Deadpool (2016), Wade doesn’t get injected with adamantium; it’s a mutation-activating serum. Feb 27, 2017 at 23:54