At the end of "The Wolverine" Wolverine got his claws cut off, but the bone claws still remained along with his adamantium skeleton. Will his bone claws therefore get coated with adamantium as time passes?
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More related discussion in How could this Adamantium piece be destroyed in The Wolverine?– phantom42Jul 31, 2013 at 20:01
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While the comics can be used as a reference for movie questions, I don't think questions that are explicitly only about the comics are proper duplicates of this question. The movies are a separate universe from the comics with different canon and rules.– user1027Jul 31, 2013 at 21:04
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My question was about the comics, but the second one was about the same movie and even the same scene.– phantom42Jul 31, 2013 at 21:55
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1@Cody For future questions, please consider marking major plot points as spoilers...– PhilPursgloveAug 1, 2013 at 13:58
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If this is solely for movie cannon, the only way to know is to wait till the next movie and see what script writers have wolvie snikt-ing.
If comic cannon, there are conflicting opinions "officially" it would heal back just as his bones as it is Adamantium Beta (though I would have thought at a slower rate as it is known to retard his healing factor a bit), yet when Magneto removed the Adamantium from wolvie it did not heal back. Whether there has been an explanation for this confliction or not I dont know
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3When Magneto removed the adamantium from Wolverine's body, he removed all of it. The adamantium beta heals with his body, but it can't if there is none there to begin with. Aug 1, 2013 at 12:34