But if that is the case, why doesn't Professor X remember Wolverine in X-men 1? I'm just thinking we are going to end up with either a plot hole like that or a stupid "ouch, I hit my head. I can't remember anything now" type of thing. That and how Sabertooth and Wolverine don't remember eachother either. Wolverine I could accept with the Weapon X memory loss, but Sabertooth should remember right?
having just finished reading literaly every x-men comic up untill right before messiah complex, i've got a good understanding of how Xaviers mentality works I think, but as for the movie, Xavier DOES remember him.
Magneto says to him something allong the lines of " I see you've decided to try and tame the wolverine charles" or words to that effect. Indicating that Magneto is familior with him, AS WELL AS Charles, as charles tels him it's between the two of them, blah blah blah, etc.
Basicly, Charles likes to "pretend" not to know alot of things. My guess is it's his nature as a teacher to want people to learn things for themselves that spurs this on. ( My father is a teacher, and he does this CONSTANTLY, it irratates the ever living piss out of me sometimes ) Like why he never tells Logan/James about His father and Cain marko's father working in the parrent program of Weapon X.
wolverines memory loss also, has NOTHING to do with Weapon x. it's his OWN healing factor that does it. just a little tidbit about him. moving on.
Sabertoth likes to TAUNT wolverine about his past from time to time, but he also likes knowing more about Wolverine than Wolverine does. If wolverine doesn't remember him, that's fine with him, he's not going to tell him any different. Sokay though, James get's the last laugh in the end when he finaly kills Sabertooth. Really currious to get caught up further in the comics, and learn more about Lupus superior, and Romulus.
Speaking of Lupus superior, i wonder if they plan to work that into the wolverine movie or not, considering that In the comics it's romulus who gets James and Victor Picked for the Weapon X program in the first place.