Does Wolverine wash his claws?
Does Wolverine wash his claws?
Oliver Flores
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William Collins
no but he heals from whatever diseases his claws transmits onto his food so he doesn't give a shit
Luis Scott
Germs don't stick to adimantium.
Owen Long
Probably, considering the number of bubs he snikts on a regular basis.
Nathaniel Watson
Samuel Myers
He's too tough to bathe in any way.
Nolan Morris
it's impressive how he managed to grab ahold of that turkey leg as it was flying away at ludicrous high speeds. superhero captain could learn a thing or two.
Ryan Gomez
Doesn't need to. His body is completely void of diseases on account of his healing factor. His claws are probably cleaner than your regular kitchen knife
Tyler Anderson
okay
but say i have a dirty knife, could i just stab him to get it clean?
Camden Moore
For reasons other than hygiene, I'd advise against shanking Wolverine.
Jeremiah Lopez
Now you have Wolvie blood all over your knife.
Oliver Lewis
no. he doent even bathe
Dylan Mitchell
I mean maybe? His blood isn't some kind of magical antibacterial, you'd have to stab him and leave it in for long enough time that it would have any real effect, and I don't think Wolfie would appreciate being used as a knife rack.
Wyatt Turner
Wolverine doesn't bathe.
I don't how he's been able to screw so many women when he constantly smells like death.
Hudson Morales
>but say i have a dirty knife, could i just stab him to get it clean?
Well, probably not. Mind you, unlike with the movies, comic/cartoon Wolverine doesn't actually keep his claws like straight up in his flesh and skin. There are actual holes they pop out of and those holes have epidermal skin in them. Stabbing him would just get your knife bloody. And while said blood would not be harmful if in the case of being ingested, it would however not be so good for the knife. Blood can cause corrosion of metal if left on it. And if you left it in him, his body might actually accelerate breaking the knife down. It wouldn't be especially fast, but still likely quicker than the natural average metal corrosion.
So no. In no way would putting a knife in Wolverine be a good idea.
Jaxon Sanchez
ok
but lets say you have a really dirty kitchen bench and a bucket of wolverine blood you obtained through various means, if you use it to wipe down hard surfaces would it be clean?
would this work with other bodily fluids?
Sebastian Martinez
He's been seen showering numerous times in the comics. Also you'd be terrified of water too if it could potentially trap you in an endless cycle of suffocation.
Kayden Morris
No but he doesn't need to since he has a kickass immune system.
Benjamin Gray
Of course not. It'd be covered in fucking blood, which as you might not be aware since you're evidently retarded, is fucking terribly unhygienic.
Blood only works for killing bacteria while it's still in your body.
Kayden Rogers
Could you theoretically end world hunger by harvesting Wolverine's limbs?
Ryan Wright
I doubt his limbs would grow fast enough.
Brayden Bennett
Maybe?
Ayden Carter
Mutie meat is not healthy.
Robert Nguyen
Nasty. Deadpool's gross uncooked cancer meat can't be healthy.
Jordan Price
Could Wolverine eat himself?
Alexander Ross
Arch's a former horseman, it probably tastes like chicken to him.
John Collins
He has in the past. He was stranded somewhere once and was filleting pieces of flesh from himself and eating it so he wouldn't starve.
Cameron Turner
Wait a second everyone talking about wolverine's blood. Didn't he once regenerate from a small amount of blood after being vaporized? If so wouldn't that mean that every time you spill his blood there would just be another wolverine running around? Someone explain this to me
Owen Lopez
>Wait a second everyone talking about wolverine's blood. Didn't he once regenerate from a small amount of blood after being vaporized?
I thought it was leftover brain tissue that was shielded by his adamantium covered skull after an atomic blast.
Nicholas Garcia
Seems like the universe can somehow detect when there's already a living Wolverine in existence so it doesn't accidentally create a second one.
Cooper Lopez
well that sounds fucking great for gambit or jubilee or whoever with no healing factor that decides to get a peice of the rest of the turkey
Blake Butler
>wolverine is locked in a room with nothing in it
>he eats himself and heals until he's eaten as much as his entire body weight
>wolverine is now twice as heavy as he was before
>where did the extra weight come from?
Nicholas Allen
Jubilee drinks wolverines blood on a regular basis anyway. I doubt she'd mind.
Ian Gray
Isn't that a good way of becoming a wendigo?