Monkae

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#1 Edited by Monkae (4 posts) - 6 months, 16 days ago

Would any kind American like to purchase an xmas pack for this lowly British peasant? $5 + shipping to me (as cheap as possible) + an xmas drink? I will love you forever

Scratch that, got fidgety and ordered to a PO Box instead.

#2 Posted by Monkae (4 posts) - 1 year, 11 months ago

A key card?

#3 Posted by Monkae (4 posts) - 1 year, 11 months ago

The only living part of hair is the "bulb" inside the follicle. Everything outside the follicle is dead. If dead is replaced with living, then he shouldn't have anything other than follicles in theory. I just assumed his healing was similar to Deadpool's to an extent (as Deadpool's was supposed to recreate Wolverine's), his cells constantly renew. But that's probably down to fighting his cancer.  I know they messed with Deadpool in Wolverine: Origins, but he was bald during his fight with Wolverine, maybe it's just swings and roundabouts. Different levels of regeneration.
 
Second theory. Since mammals can't regenerate dead hair follicles, maybe Wolverine is either part fish, bird or amphibian :P

I think I thought too much into it, and it's just simply for looks. Wolverine would look weird without hair.

#4 Posted by Monkae (4 posts) - 1 year, 11 months ago

Wolverine has the ability to regenerate. His cells are constantly renewing, they don't die. If hair and nails are dead cells, why isn't he bald?