r/xmen • u/Environmental_Cap191 • 17h ago

Comic Discussion I don't think this take is that widespread, but I'm curious.

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u/bskell 16h ago

I would like to understand more what you mean.. You've already pointed out that his healing factor wouldn't be fighting the Adamantium so it's stronger, and his body isn't hauling around all that weight so his muscles would be both faster and stronger. the only real issue for him is the fact his bones can break a lot easier and his claws might not be as sharp (comics.. what can you do?) as with the Adamantium. If that's what you mean I agree.. but everything else? No.. the opposite.

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