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When did I say I did? :dunno Tbh waitin to see when it cheap, doesnt mean I cant speculate. :monkey1

He pops bone claws (showing they've regrown) after they get cut off by the Silver Samurai mech during the fight, and again in the post-credits sequence that takes place 20 years after The Wolverine, showing they were still bone. This also begs the question, if they'll do a paradox deal for future Wolverine projects that take place between Wolverine and DofP to essentially negate the removal of the adamantium claws while keeping the memory of Japan so they can give us another Wolverine flick with the metal claws without stomping on the previous film. Kinda like JJ Abrams' Stark Trek mind ****. :lol
 
They were somehow re-infused in the comic. My guess is they could just reference whatever that method/context was, though I honestly wasn't reading at that point to know the specifics.
 
Wasn't it stated in X2 that Adamantium had to be kept boiling because once it hardens it's indestructable. Magneto could bend it, but he couldn't just rip it off Logan or he surely would have on one of the many occasions throughout X1-3 where they fight. I guess they just keep pools of ultra rare boiling metal here and there in case of an emergency.
 
No but that destroyed underwater military base has plenty along with ms. fingernail*****'s corspe.
 
Sure the lowbrow audience won't care, but there are things to ignore, and there are things that are important to the story that should not be ignored. Wolverine losing the adamantium on his claws was such a crucial aspect to The Wolverine, that ignoring it in DofP, or discounting it as "meh," just to give them back, would be imbecilic.

Technically though, removing his adamantium would have been impossible based on the idea that you would need to bend or cut or melt it in order to remove it. I never liked idea of magneto removing the adamantium from Wolvie because in my mind there's no way to do it without removing the bonded skeleton.

Also, bone claws always sucked.

I have no idea how they plan on put that stuff back inside his body for continuity purposes although there is a shortcut they could take; Forge. :lol
 
Wasn't it stated in X2 that Adamantium had to be kept boiling because once it hardens it's indestructable. Magneto could bend it, but he couldn't just rip it off Logan or he surely would have on one of the many occasions throughout X1-3 where they fight. I guess they just keep pools of ultra rare boiling metal here and there in case of an emergency.

Magneto pulled it out in the Fatal Attractions story
 
**** that, 1,000 fps, *****es.

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