Film Theory: How to KILL Wolverine!

[@bookmasterharry4432]

Lee, the reason that his metal claws grow back is because in the comics, Adamantium is able to bond with whatever its bound to on a molecular level and take up the traits of what it was bound to. That means the metal in him is able to heal just like the rest of him, and thats what makes him so dangerous. As long as his skeleton survives, he can regrow, because his skeleton still holds his healing factor.

[@SuperRamtin]

Great explanation

[@Ignisvoid001]

Why the adamantium doesn't fuse with his muscles too? That's the most nonsensical thing I have ever heard.

[@rafayabdi]

@Joseph_1441 smart

[@ShadowWingTronix]

@@Ignisvoid001 welcome to superhero comics. It doesn't have to make sense in our world, just theirs.

[@bookmasterharry4432]

@@Ignisvoid001I believe it was injected directly into his bones, but yes, I agree. It doesn’t make real world sense. Perfect comic book logic, though.

[@Null_The_Vessel]

But worst of all, he was turned into a popcorn bucket Edit: make a Risk of Rain theory por favor

[@Person_2_]

Don’t worry bro we won’t

[@xTV0YT-c4r]

tough and now i want the bucket/

[@29sddragon]

Is Deadpool a bucket to?

[@ayoalayoal3128]

Guys you could also just starve wolverine to death.

[@ayoalayoal3128]

​@Joseph_1441 💀 sir why?

[@Demondoes]

“My friend and evil mentor” had me dead 💀💀

[@LegendofGamerBear]

Ikr 💀 💀 💀

[@Ashera5469]

Wild 💀💀

[@markanthonyrevil8144]

💀💀

[@exogen115]

Hi Lee, This has been explained in the comics, In the "Drowning Logan" story arc from Wolverine (vol. 5) #5 (June 2013) ,Wolverine is trapped underwater for an extended period, which puts immense strain on his healing factor and overall well-being. .Although Wolverine's healing factor is powerful enough to prevent him from dying, the prolonged submersion inflicts lasting damage. Awesome job taking over for MatPat, keep up the good work, he gets to hang out with his family, while you do all the hard work!

[@rigidpixil]

The most shocking thing about this theory is learning that Wolverine is only 5’3, making him the same height as me

[@ericlogan9905]

A short Logan showed up in Deadpool and Wolverine

[@The3Meowsketeers]

Im taller than him and I’m only 11

[@Talha312]

Shorter than me 💀💀

[@W-H-z5l]

haha im 5'7 or smth 172cm

[@Fluffinator-bo6um]

Same

[@_names]

But didn’t Deadpool also end up underwater in Deadpool 2? He fell into ice-cold water and appeared to drown, but his healing factor revived him. So, it probably wouldn’t work for Wolverine either. The idea of Wolverine being in a loop of revival, as mentioned in the comics, seems somewhat valid..

[@_vnfr]

deadpool isnt made of metal so i assume he'll float back up eventually and be able to heal

[@_names]

@@_vnfr In the movie, Deadpool did drown and die, but his healing factor revived him. I do get that you’re saying Deadpool might probably heal once he floats back up since he’s not made out of metal, but in the movie, he got revived underwater and regained mobility to swim back up. What you’re saying about Deadpool not being made of metal is beside the point. The theory is about Wolverine dying from drowning because his healing factor and cells can’t heal when they’re lacking oxygen. What I’m trying to point out is that Deadpool and Wolverine have pretty much the same healing factor, so they wouldn’t die; they would just be stuck in a loop of being revived, as Wolverine feared in the comics. So, Wolverine being made out of metal is beside the point

[@_vnfr]

@@_names deadpool and wolverine kinda has the comic book infinite energy thing going on where unless specifically stated otherwise they would just heal dispite being starved sick or dehydrated etc but as the video also shows wolverines son was drowned to death as an example so drowning them is a valid method of killing them there are plenty of examples of wolverine/wolverine derived character stating and acting as if drowning is an explicit threat to them so to be lame and honest, it just depends on who writing unfortunately

[@_names]

@@_vnfr Fair point. Understood, I'll end it here

[@benja_mint]

Captain Jack Harkness had this happen to him too, he was buried alive and stuck in a constant suffocate-revive cycle for 2000 years. seems like a psychological torture that would be hard to survive.

[@乂]

Wolverine can’t catch a break 😂

[@GdBrba]

Yep

[@GdBrba]

​@botRileyyTheCrystallineimaniggerGamerzFan

[@DavidRay_40]

​@Joseph_1441

[@Charlie-phlezk]

Bro has 9 accounts replying to himself

[@Xx_cosmo]

​@TheCoolDude4he won't

[@Firemaster27]

*History repeats itself….* Technically speaking, last time was about Deadpool, but i’m pretty sure it covered him too.

[@Fryingpanjim]

O

[@Leo2b-mw1gi]

They already made this video about wolverine and it’s just the exact same thing

[@AUTTP-h5t]

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[@Rusty84CV]

​@@Leo2b-mw1gi not Wolverine, the original video was about Deadpool

[@Summer_North98]

YOU GUYS SHOULD DO THE BATMAN ARG

[@Y0d99]

Well bro survived a whole antimatter and matter explosion so idk about that

[@InnocentMkhaya-pe7pw]

Finally someone who got sense

[@janlukegabriel]

*with Wade

[@MasterKey2004]

film theory previously proved that Deadpool writes his own movies so that's just plot armor that he added

[@Doggo_is_sus]

No he didn't. He didn't take the entire explosion by himself. Deadpool took 1/3 of the explosion and Cassandra took 1/3 the explosions and Wolverine took 1/3 of the explosions.

[@oliveromarsson4189]

One flaw in this. You say whisky killed his healing factor because of Corn. But how do you know he's drinking bourbon? Corn is not a standard ingredient in whisky, only in Bourbon. It has been stated that his favorite whisky is Hibiki (japanese) and the japanese usually use Barley and not corn. We also see a fireball bottle in one scene in Logan, so assuming he drinks bourbon is not really suitable, since the man has taste. He'd probably drink Bourbon if it was offereras to him, but I double it'd be his first choice. TLDR Corn in whisky didnt stop his healing factor, because he didnt drink corn whisky.

[@tyranitar8u]

Who says that they didnt put the mutant cure in barley also, it would seem kind of unreliable to just use corn

[@moreclaat2428]

Idk bro fireball’s a flavoured Canadian whiskey which also tend to use a lot of corn

[@UmbraKrameri]

Right?! I don't even know of any exclusively corn-based alcohol. Plus if the mutant cure is heat sensitive even a little bit it would decompose in the manufacturing process.

[@Doggo_is_sus]

The Stryker literally says he put it in everything. Every food.

[@cleverusername9369]

Bourbon is a type of whiskey that's made primarily from corn.

[@DiabloGraves]

I thought we already figured out the answer: just give him lots of whiskey.

[@qulmagdoesstuff]

Now it's a pool full of whiskey and he's stuck at the bottom of the deep end.

[@DerekReilly-kn7gq]

you know rouge or whatever from the first X men? why not her?

[@jeremymorris345]

2:25 This unironically might not work with the movie versions. We see Wolverine regenerating from Phoenix's attacks. The same attacks are described by the people making the film to be Existence Erasure, affecting people on a quantum and multi-dimensional level, trancending all rules of reality. Movie Wolverine and theoretical Deadpool could straight up just heal from the snap based on that description. Edit: It wasn't a direct statement. It was the official novelization. This doesn't change anything, just fixing my source.

[@mikebilbee1393]

Not to mention that Forrest's final argument was that water would stop the regeneration, and then showed a bunch of instances where Logan absolutely did regenerate underwater and while drowning. The entire video is worthless. I have never hated on a Theorist video but this is just dumb

[@jeremymorris345]

@@mikebilbee1393 To be fair. Sometimes, it does work. But ya, I agree strange arguments.

[@gabriellightbringer9582]

Agreed

[@bonbun-ot5lj]

@@mikebilbee1393 I guess he meant realisticly?

[@mikebilbee1393]

@@bonbun-ot5lj Potentially, I'm just saying if he's gonna ignore Wolverines drowning survivals in the name of realism, he should've just stuck with the Adamantium poisoning

[@chucklenutsissigma]

In theory it is possible this does not work. This is because water has a very little amount of oxygen so he could still regenerate but to a smaller degree. This would mean that he might be able to survive.

[@danielsutherland624]

Human lungs cant get the oxygen out of water.. they aren't gills

[@insertclevernamehere1186]

Plan B: Bury him alive.

[@Miss.M-ho5xh]

Would he be able to use the oxygen in the water though? We can't extract the oxygen molecules from the hydrogen with our lungs. You need gills for that. Or a frog's slimy skin or something. Especially in colder waters where the bonds get a lot stronger.

[@gooberV2]

@@Miss.M-ho5xhyou dont need the oxygen from the water molecules, water has disolved oxygen molecules from the air, that the lungs can absorb, just not nearly enough to keep someone alive, theroreticaly it would just have to outpace decomposition.

[@chucklenutsissigma]

@@gooberV2 exactly my point the air is not ABSORBED by the water it is just kinda trapped in it.

[@horizonnp5153]

In days of future past he literally drowned and was reviving constantly. He was under the eater for at least a few days. Plus you forget theres literally oxygen in water. Yes he wouldn't be able to absorb is through his lungs but his cells could still possibly get oxygen they need to keep him somewhat alive

[@sunitakhadka9154]

That's not true 👎

[@D8Mk]

Why not ?​@@sunitakhadka9154

[@kyronsyndicate]

Can we have a film theory on why Hello Kitty is not actually a cat.

[@Got-ya.Ashton]

Nah, didn’t know just how much Logan went through till I watched the first 10 seconds of this video 💀💀

[@Adragon671]

​@Joseph_1441even a 1 year old?

[@Amethyst_Topaz]

@@Adragon671 It's rage bait and wants people to reply to it, just report and move on

[@Rulex5]

​@@Adragon671It's also most likely a bot

[@BoxDemon9656]

And he has canonically been killed permanently in a different timeline because of a special metal Deadpool used in his katanas

[@LegendofGamerBear]

@@Amethyst_Topaz sorry - I just learned that you can report them just not reply to them, my memory was wrong.

[@d012k-n5t]

Meanwhile here's me patiently waiting for that one Amazing World of Gumball theory about Alan's biology

[@d012k-n5t]

Look who it is, I see you finally commented on one of my comments for a change, interesting...

[@head-clanka69]

In the episode where they do surgery on him there’s a labeled cross section

[@davidspring4003]

It's not that complicated, dude. Spaghetti goes in the knot, air comes out.

[@d012k-n5t]

@@davidspring4003 oh yeah, that's true. I was talking about how all of his organs are made of air

[@HeisenbergFam]

"MCU is in a bit sorry state" one of the most accurate sentences said in history

[@AbuUmarAUTTP]

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[@Legen855]

The bots are invading

[@Person_2_]

Yup

[@lanalan4157]

Bot

[@The_Forgettable1]

Also one of the greatest understatements in history

[@wadeepperson6906]

I think the only reason the metal killed him was because his healing factor was turned off with all the mutant suppression they were using in that universe at the time.

[@rjohnson2813]

You got so much wrong. Possibly the worst thing being that all whiskey is made from corn.

[@gadianookami5893]

This would be a really nice and neat theory, except for the fact that in the live-action movie Days of Future Past, He is drowned and survives it with Rebar snaking through his body. for rust poisoning as well. He's eventually found and rescued though letting him fully recover. Sure in the comics he's died from drowning but then he also doesn't. Like a lot of comic book characters it depends on the narrator telling the story what the limit of any heroes healing factor.

[@kuromiLayfe]

don’t think drowning will work as it isn’t really a lack of oxygen that drowns but the insane amount of moisture that enters the body and cells. Logan has survived in space for multiple hours without oxygen as his healing factor was adapting to the lack of oxygen. same as when his body got melted off by magma.. his healing factor still restored all cells over time.

[@reeddeblock7856]

TRUUEEE

[@xellosmetallium8519]

Wolverine is about as close to immortal, as you can be, with out being a god.

[@JOINTHEAUTTPNOW]

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[@Bruh-ge7qm]

Wolverine has died from oxygen deprivation multiple times (unless you’re talking about the movies) he’s even killed his mutant son Daken by drowning him. Because his skeleton is so dense he would be stuck in an endless cycle of drowning and being revived until someone pulls him out

[@WALKIEtalkieKID123]

Cuts his own head off, floats to surface, regrows from head 😂😂

[@AbhayPeshin]

Head wouldn't float up it would sink down

[@LaGGingAtSpeed]

Better yet, cut off the weights

[@Doggo_is_sus]

He cannot regrow from head. He only has healing factor. Not regeneration. If he cuts his head off. The head survives. That's all. He ain't regrowing nothing

[@rahulpapaganti4798]

Theory: RDJ is an anchor being. Anchor being are IRL movie stars who keep their franchises alive. Like how Hugh Jackman keeps the X-Men universe alive.

[@funfunfun-mi9ji]

Tossing him into a star/volcano/cement would be simpler ones. Water treatment was actually a creative one

[@CrazyNuggeting]

Bro has more trauma than the average OC...

[@SuperlexPlays]

Yes he does. I'm at 50k subs ❤

[@APHEXACE]

@@SuperlexPlays 48k

[@CrazyNuggeting]

Bro I didn't mean to summon bots through this comment 😢

[@sussyamogus3241]

​@@CrazyNuggeting you are not the only one

[@CrazyNuggeting]

@@sussyamogus3241 I do not wish this burden upon my wort ennemie... Mostly because it would boost his video

[@4RILDIGITAL]

The water weakness is something I never thought about, but it makes a lot of sense. The combo his heavy adamantium skeleton causing him to sink, and oxygen-deprived water halting his regeneration surely puts him in a tough spot.

[@proyOFC]

not only does water have oxygen, but Deadpool, who has wolverine's healing factor, died by drowning and was revived by the healing factor and could swim back up.

[@kingzach74]

@@proyOFC Water has oxygen but humans cannot breathe the oxygen that is dissolved/present in water.

[@tranngockha6562]

​@@proyOFC Question 🙋 can wolverine heal from only his head? I haven't watched all his movies yet and pretty curious about this.

[@skoda946]

@@tranngockha6562depends on what comic u read but overall it is implied he can.

[@tranngockha6562]

@@skoda946 Nice

[@mr.knightthedetective7435]

Kyle Hill covered this idea YEARS AGO but there's a problem with this theory- Wolverine has a CRAZY stamina and can probably swim really fast too

[@ricardoferns56]

I thought I heard it before.

[@Doggo_is_sus]

Yeah exactly tho. He is literally an animal. He probably can swim

[@XaviusNight]

It should be noted that you completely forgot that chemical catalysis is a thing - certain materials can cause effects in other materials without binding to them; and Wolverine's adamantium isn't perfectly smooth, so there's places for chemical nucleation to occur. Adamantium poisoning isn't due to the adamantium being toxic in its own right, but because it twists some other materials it comes in contact with into becoming toxic compounds instead.

[@cameronhermann9400]

“Sigma adamantium.” Well played sir 😂

[@Thereal_Doge]

Not so beta

[@Random_Nobody_Official]

You know a channel is big when it has bots replying to other bots in the comments.

[@ConquestadorExplore]

Ye but its dies slowly anyways

[@SonicTheBlueFastBoi]

Steps unclear, I duplicated Hulk

[@CaelanWoollums]

YOU WHAT?!

[@SonicTheBlueFastBoi]

@@CaelanWoollums I duplicated… hulk? Don’t worry, he’s in the cage with Super Bad Mario… and Hulk got poisoned

[@COOLERthenU]

I somehow ended up with multiple sabertooths. So id say your expriment is closer to being successful

[@AUTTP-u7m]

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[@SonicTheBlueFastBoi]

@@AUTTP-u7m Bro detected itself

[@Voball]

12:19 "Honestly, that might be a fate worse than death" This got nothing compared to what happens in Doctor Who on numerous occasions

[@zero10593]

Like what? I know dr Who on a very surfice level

[@freindlycommentator1710]

@@zero10593 look up "The Fury of a Time Lord" its a four-ish minute clip from a single episode

[@dragonbeastx]

What occasions are you talking about? I've seen the entirety of the 2005+ show, but can only think of maybe what happened to Clara being worse. I could just be forgetting something but please do let me know what occasions

[@ctod593]

Becoming a living scarecrow has got to be the worst. The fury of the Time lord knows no bounds

[@dragonbeastx]

@@ctod593 OH RIGHT, I completely forgot about that

[@JasonVale-t9x]

Ahem. He drowns in days of future past. And turns out just fine

[@notzenderman]

There is, funny enough, a comic where Deadpool captures Wolverine and ties him over a pool to drown him. It didn't work because his son arrived and kicked a grenade in the water, blasting him out.

[@shamanspointofview8083]

3:43 eventually after rebuilding enough, the adamantium becomes apart of his healing which is actually why the poisoning from it even started, not sure if that’s the reason they used, but it’s a comic reason

[@Epic_Amir_Hamza]

Film reason is probably Magneto recoating them be moving some Adamantiun around in his skeleton or finding more adamantium to coat them with (probably from the amount the Yashida family stockpiled)

[@shamanspointofview8083]

@@Epic_Amir_Hamza it sure of that would be chronologically accurate, wouldn’t that have been reset by days of future past?

[@Epic_Amir_Hamza]

@@shamanspointofview8083 yeah after the timeline reset. Stryker still gets his hands on Logan and does the Adamantium bonding anyways

[@shamanspointofview8083]

@@Epic_Amir_Hamza but would yashidas stock pile and suit still have happened? I thought that was verified to be a different universe then the current or version with Logan and stuff

[@Epic_Amir_Hamza]

@@shamanspointofview8083 in both timelines wolverine ends up getting the adamantium procedure. But after the reset Wolverine still remembers the original timeline.

[@kevinchen7166]

1:57 technically memory regeneration is possible, you just need to be a planarian. When decapitated, both the head and tail regenerate with the tail growing a perfect recreation of it’s own brain with memories from the original

[@Victoriasecret3]

Wolverine never catches a break😭🙌🏼

[@Goldmight]

Wolverine is a devil fruit user confirm

[@andybeyer2230]

All the Vanguard mains are rewatching frantically

[@katjanadorion580]

ah yes, I love learning how to assassinate practically immortal heroes. the bigger they are the harder they fall

[@CortGriffin-pg2mm]

more like heavier they are faster they sink

[@proyOFC]

you'll be devastated when you learn this doesn't work at all.

[@Dezturbed]

But pieces would break off before all cells would be gone, those pieces would float with their lower density and he would revive as a float head or something on the waves.

[@Aqua-ij3xs]

Yeah, that’s the first thing I thought of. Plus the fact that there *is* oxygen in water. Dissolved oxygen exists in water to varying degrees; it’s how fish “breathe” underwater. We can’t use it because our bodies have a higher oxygen demand than that of fish, but it might be sufficient to keep a single or small group of cells alive long enough for the healing effect to occur.

[@Dezturbed]

@@Aqua-ij3xs exactly!! I was going to mention that too but wanted the comment to be clear and simple enough to catch traction! Thanks!

[@Privatebean9183]

@Joseph_1441I mean technically your not lieing you do have that video

[@Rulex5]

Even if pieces break they are still more dense than water, it's not about the weight of the skeleton but the density vs Water. Even if there were a million pieces of wolverine they would still be more dense than water thus would never go to the surface and instead sink into the bottom of the ocean. That being said... Seashells eventually end up in the beaches thanks to the waves so perhaps one day one of those pieces end up on a beach and Wolverine would come back to life!!!

[@Ignisvoid001]

That's illogical Wolverine can't regrow from just pieces of meat. I mean in that sense when Wolverine is torn in half, why the two halves don't regrow themselves as two new Wolverines? His biological integrity has to do with his neuronal system too, like has been stated in other videos. That's why every time it's just _him_ who regenerate, and not each random piece of meat. That's why for several times decapitation has been listed like a way to put him off, although sometimes some edgy writer oversight that just for shock value.

[@BR-jw7pm]

Film Theory! Killing your favorite heroes since 2015!

[@osmosisjones4912]

Maybe Animatium is Radioactive

[@lunaauttp-m4y]

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[@Krampuss-f2y]

Someone needs to stop him

[@Krampuss-f2y]

I will

[@Krampuss-f2y]

Because I am the best at what I do and what I do isn’t very nice

[@LurkingLeviathan]

"Canuckle head" super underrated joke 😂 I laughed so hard

[@danieltroelsen331]

Main takeaway from this video, water contains no atmospheric air

[@kanekosuiiki]

It's so nice to see the classic theories being covered again

[@RaisinHook]

it's obvious, in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes & LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 Wolverine dies when he falls off the level or gets stuck in a damage loop

[@scoobasteve1844]

We need to have podium theorist cutouts for the new ones

[@seraphonica]

or, hear me out: the adamantium is poisoning Wolverine's body in Logan not like lead poisoning, but because it's radioactive.

[@yolodapro6505]

This is a cool theory! However, radioactive decay would also result in the metal losing mass over time, and eventually dissipating altogether. It either has a slow half life, and the radiation isn't deadly to his regenerative self, or it has a fast half life and it would be gone by the time he dies in Logan. This is an awesome idea though!

[@Doggo_is_sus]

It's confirmed adamantium isn't radioactive but is rather very stable and only vibranium is highly radioactive.

[@abdsonu2100]

Oh comeback matpat. We need you more then Deadpool and Wolverine right now.

[@TheDesktopOrbinaut]

Magneto unknowingly coming the closest in almost killing Wolverine at 13:38 might be the most badass move he might've achieved

[@GhostyBoi7737]

Wolverine is canonically a devil fruit user

[@spikejr3113jr]

3:37 I always just figured Magneto stretched the Adamantium around his claws again. It’s something Magneto can do, adamantium is still a kind of metal and we have seen Magneto control wolverines adamantium skeleton before in the movies.

[@Phosfit]

Getting Wolverine into the Avengers truly will be a saving grace for the franchise.

[@umutcakmak3221]

But didn't Striker rescued Wolverine from that river? And the wolverine lived? I don't think he suffocates to death

[@hyugashikamaru3596]

He was in for days and still survived.

[@Spookworm]

Finally... the VERY-intentional sequel to the killing Deadpool theory....

[@lysbethmiranda6585]

Watching this while on my break from work thank you for the content!!

[@kriminellerbusfahrer5991]

Death note: "lemme introduce myself"

[@themineguy1234]

i mean, i guess? it would work, but its just lazy.

[@leebulger7112]

​@@themineguy1234Bringing a Death Note to the Marvel Universe would be cheating.

[@themineguy1234]

@@leebulger7112 yeah

[@schleeb8457]

Now we just need Wolverine with gills so he can still get oxygen underwater.

[@meruemjoy4358]

Bro's just a devil fruit user💀

[@Idk_man-go9re]

Wolverine just minding his own business: Marvel:”YOU MUST DIE”

[@Timewatcher_AUTTP-h7d]

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[@alex-13-7-9]

"my evil mentor Mattpat" 😂❤️

[@lolliii5477]

he was the one who started the theorist channels, and his style still goes on apperantly.

[@pn5846]

5:14 bruh.

[@ZeRa101_mp3]

FRRRRR

[@themaskedmandate3633]

7:23 had me dead🤣🤣

[@Random_yshorts]

With no access to oxygen Also water being made up of 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen so technically it has oxygen:🗿

[@shamanspointofview8083]

10:11 I can’t agree, I mean even the days of future past movie proves they new this wouldn’t work except to trap him, don’t remember huh, magneto wrapped him in metal and tossed him into the river, he was pulled out days later and lived to present time in the movie, maybe go back and watch that movie so you get your facts right

[@jackofalltradeshermes]

It wasn't long enough

[@shamanspointofview8083]

@@jackofalltradeshermes says isn’t long enough to drown 🤦‍♂️ okay you go with that

[@jackofalltradeshermes]

@@shamanspointofview8083 *not long enough for him to drown over and over until all his flesh has been stripped from his bones

[@head-clanka69]

Yo u right

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video and keep up the great work you are awesome

[@darkness_hallo]

Why did he survive when magneto throw him into the ocean?

[@Aqua-ij3xs]

First, it was a river, not the ocean so much shallower. Second, iirc, he was saved by Mystique pulling him out.

[@darkness_hallo]

@@Aqua-ij3xs thanks for the reminder i saw the movie i think 4 or 5 year's ago

[@dragonbeastx]

This is the first comment I've seen that had replies that wasn't the bot, but Aqua is right.

[@gabbonoo]

because his power isnt even pseudoscience, it's a plot-driven catalyst originating from those shenanigans with the Marvel Celestials made in hindsight to allow for greater extremes in comics. comics are locked into the emotional investment and brand recognition of their audience, unable to retcon too heavily because fans wont recognise their emotional investment and unable to start many new things because they dont have assured attention, thus assured monetary investment.

[@drndn]

Wolverine didn't have the metal yet in the movie when that happened.

[@content.4429]

HEY FILM THEORY YOU HAVE TO MAKE A VIDEO OF THE INSIDIOUS MOVIES TRUST ME (in the insidious movies there is one thing that really confuses me. in the movies ‘if you dont know’ people can go into this dark place when they are “hypnotized” or something, they can sometimes talk to their younger self while they are in the present but the older version is also in the present. if you watch the movies i know you’ll pick it up Very easily. there is more when it comes to the “further” that is super confusing. this would be an awesome film theory video and would love to see it) ❤️

[@JuzALilGayBean]

Love how they say "early grave" as if Wolverine isn't like 200+ years old

[@whirl43]

I wonder if the mutant antidote would work on Darwin(By the way if you don't know who Darwin is, he is an xman with the ability to adapt to survive).

[@TheBlueKio]

Darwin's ability is automatic and instantaneous. So as soon as his body detects that it's a threat/poison and his power is starting to fade, it'd adapt to it and either make it inert or not allow it to be incorporated into his body.

[@bbotlive8070]

Who is ready for the new Movie!

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[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

If that's a question it should have a "?" At the end. Just sayin' 😉

[@JohnDlugosz]

11:24 Your rough calculation is wrong. For simply coating the bones, you should compare the SQUARE of the height change. For binding everywhere that minerals normally go, you need to compare the CUBE of the adamantium beta fraction of the weight. The height difference (linear dimensional change) is 19%, or a factor of 1.19. The square of this is is 1.41 and cubed is 1.69. So, the original 105 pounds becomes something between *149* and 177 pounds. That is, at least 25 pounds more than you calculated.

[@katieconley6344]

I tell you it is a crime that Lackadaisiy has not gotten a film theory yet

[@dimafet001]

The video starts at 2:50

[@alia-8-a7r]

Thanks!

[@bratluv57]

No it doesn't it starts at 0:01

[@Yourmomlover123]

@@bratluv57*the real video

[@sebastianparedes2281]

deadpool to wolverine it only took a couple years..

[@noahjensen4354]

​@TheCoolDude4your content? You have no content, no subs, that's facts, your content= bad garbage content 🤢🤮🤢🤮💩💩💩🤢🤮💩

[@noahjensen4354]

​@Najeeb_Gamer7788you don't deserve it no parent would say that, you are lying

[@alisterfolson]

Water: I can drown Wolverine AND Bruce Willis from Unbreakable? GENIUS LEVEL

[@shadowmarionette9397]

One major flaw to the theory. Water has oxygen in it. H2"O"

[@doctorbbw4468]

literally what i was about to type

[@OurHeroXero]

One major flaw is you were asleep during science/biology class. While you are correct in saying there is an oxygen atom attached to two hydrogen...they're just that...attached. Without mechanically/chemically/etc... separating the molecules the human body can't utilize them. If what you're insinuating were possible, no one would drown in bodies of water.

[@IDanielGarrido]

the major flaw is wolverine straight up saying he would just continuously revive, so his theory is purely based on ignoring the comics. Let's not forget the wolverine that was put on the river in the movies was in the river for more than 1 day until striker took him out

[@themineguy1234]

yeah. its just O. not O2. O2 is oxygen gas. your body cant do anything with that. so it is not a flaw in the theory, its a flaw in your knowledge

[@spectated8159]

@@OurHeroXero I understand what both sides are saying here, but if we were to consider the comparisons of wolverine against a base human being, if all wolverine needs is oxygen in his body, he could hypothetically regenerate within the span of a few hours or days if given time to sit in the water. Afterall, while normal human beings typically need to breathe to intake oxygen, Wolverine typically regenerates without breathing that air in as, well, he's usually dead when that process occurs.

[@kingsquid330]

so your telling me, he's a devil fruit user

[@kiiper13]

I remember in a game they said throwing him in a volcano would do the trick, I imagine gaseous O2 is hard to come by there too

[@bizudamarasengan]

I've seen this answer before, I remember a video where Matt says, Throw him in space

[@A2ron-d8k]

10:50 someone had to say it GYATTTT

[@wet0wl]

Bro got two butts 💀

[@LilianaMcleod-pj9jw]

thanks for sharing, you inspired me to try something new

[@auttppowerguido]

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[@The_void1104]

Oh my gosh 3 bots replying to a bot

[@UndeadJedi22]

The thing is the fact at the end of futures past he got stuck underwater and still lived

[@BurgerCats_are_cool_beans]

Are we still talking about the questionable popcorn bucket

[@Goofyfnafshorts]

1:37 Aaaaaah the memorys, we will miss you mat :)

[@Literally_simon_petrokov]

You already made Deadpool so I wonder if it's similar

[@AUTTPCHEESEMAN-l5c]

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[@Literally_simon_petrokov]

Erm what the sigma

[@themineguy1234]

@@AUTTPCHEESEMAN-l5c thank you automated bot detector

[@shamanspointofview8083]

11:08 cause a Danny devito sized wolverine would look weird in live action 😂😂

[@skyblue-fp5ul]

I highly doubt anyone can drown Logan unless you use a magnificent and complicated plan with delicate devices

[@jjshearj2897]

I miss mattpat

[@Zman_t]

Me to

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@@Zman_tme three 😢

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[@matthewmattson1500]

I really want sigma Adamantium now 5:11

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[@LegendofGamerBear]

Ikr

[@osmosisjones4912]

Maybe Animatium is radioactive

[@AdaraFukuchi]

I thought we've tackled this already?

[@trashboat94]

It took you 14 minutes to say wolverine can drown Mattpat must be real proud

[@bluefiremarkii]

I would bring up a counterpoint to this. In the experiment, he was submerged underwater, and he still regenerated to stay alive. So clearly water alone doesn't stop his regeneration

[@HOURLYSNIPES]

It feels like a chore watching film theory these days.😭

[@thinkinginsideout4053]

Agree

[@tomyt9340]

TRUEEEE. in a good way tho

[@jobanpreet3795]

Nah u just hating

[@HOURLYSNIPES]

@@jobanpreet3795 Matpat sounded different it's not the nostalgia it's how he sounded, at least the channel's are still here tho

[@jobanpreet3795]

@@HOURLYSNIPES tru

[@CrxzyYT]

If water has oxygen, we could assume he can breathe it and the oxygen in the water is used to heal him.

[@toxicG3N]

8:00 I know this is a theorist video, but you answered your own question in 10 seconds since you took the comics as canon?

[@spectated8159]

You know what they say, suspension of disbelief.

[@Faceles47]

*Not him surviving being under water for who knows how long in days of future past*

[@eriyed_miradasanuestravida6424]

So Magneto could just use his magnetic power to drag our friend here in any body of water.. 😅