Can Wolverine drown?

Answer 1

in one of the Ultimate x-men comics sabretooth realises that drowning wolverine would kill him

Answer 2

Well, say it was really deep water, far from shore. (Not like just in a swimming pool, where he would cut the concrete with his claws and let the water out.) He would first lose consciousness due to lack of oxygen, and with all that adamantium in his bones he probably can't swim, or even float.

So he would sink to the bottom. When would he ever regain consciousness...? Once the brain cools below 74 degrees, nobody has ever been resuscitated. There is permanent and irrevocable brain damage.

We can't just say, He'd regenerate from it. He has hair and fingernails, right...? Those are made from dead cells. So his cells can die.

I thkink that drowning would finish Wolverine off. Just like burning him to the point where his lungs could no longer function. It is all well and good to say he regenerates, but when you are a two-foot length of charred fire-log, that is hard to do without capital-S, Supernatural help.

What else could kill him...? Sealing him in a metal airless chamber, one that had walls too thick for him to slice through. I'm willing to bet that a gamma bomb blast would crisp him. Too great an impact, like falling from a jet plane would break him in pieces. Sure, his bones would not break. But there are things called ligaments and tendons holding the joints together, and they are not madeof adamantium. When his arms were lying over here and his legs were lying over there, he might have trouble regenerating. If his heart can't maintain enough blood pressure, the healing process can't proceed. It's not magical, it's natural, just really really fast. But if he couldn't put a tourniquet on his stumps, he'd bleed to death just like one of us would.

Answer 3

Yes.
But you must understand Wolverine not only has a mutant healing ability but I do believe he is an Ex-ternal. This means he has a very strong life force and thus a long life span. It is rumored he is over 100 years old. And thus when you combine the facts of his Healing Power & Ex-ternal Life Force all you have to do is clear his lungs of water and he'll heal himself in no time.

Answer 4

YES Wovy is now on corse to be indestructable as the Hulk but his one weakness that I can think of is breathing. After Nitro exploded and burnt him down to his bones and he came back I'm thinking he can recover,regenerate from ANY damage now with drowning or other ways of depriving him of air nothing is wrong with him so the healing factor is voided. Drowning , vacume of space , blocking electrical impulses from reaching his heart could kill him. As long as there was no trama to his body.If he is not hurt no healing factor engaging saving his life.

Answer 5

Nope...nothing can kill him. Once he was pulled out of the water...he can swim tho so he'd have to be unconscious...his body would purge out the water and heal. In some variant comic books stories Wolverine has regenerated himself from a tiny bone.

Answer 6

Yeh, i guess he would, with all the metal that is inside of him it would weigh him down and he wouldn't be able to breathe oxygen because he doesnt have gills so would drown underwater. That would most likely be his only weakness as he is human and he has blades and metal put into him later on in life, the only real power he has apart from his blades is his ability to heal quickly.

Hope that answers your question, i love x-men...

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Answer 7

Yeah, since metal can fall down and sink to the bottom of a pool, so can Wolverine since he's somewhat made out of metal.

Answer 8

No the healing factor would kick in and the cells in his body would absorb oxygen from the water... or some soap opera type bull beacuse you know they will never destroy weapon x.

Answer 9

HMmmmm could anybody hold him underwater long enough to find out? Nah I dont think so.

Answer 10

definitely...he is still a human..even though he still a a powerful mutant...i don't believe he can survive without oxygen...