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exponential growth of wolverines
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2024
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I know it's a comic, but I'm always bothered by ultra extreme regeneration powers where the mass seems to come from nowhere. If Wolverine is burned down to little more than a skeleton, what is giving him the raw material to create regrown muscles?
Wolverine was created from a experiment introducing plant-dna into the human genome
So it's photosynthesis
I just made that up btw