Bio

Rina Logan appears in a brief five issue series through the Marvel Comics 2 (MC2) Universe from 1999 to 2000. In the series, she is portrayed as a high school student, the daughter of Wolverine and Elektra. Rina's adventures begin when she starts as the new student in high school, quickly earning the disdain from the popular girls, who circulate rumors that she is the daughter of an immigrant and an "unemployed biker." However, when Logan appears after school to pick Rina up on his motorcycle, opinions about her seem to change. Particularly once the her classmates discover her mother is a wealthy martial arts expert.

Rina's adventures through high school include fighting a speedster, a computerized assasin, a demon, and prime sentinals, all while under the guise of "Wild Thing." Rina joined forces with Magneta, Daze to create a superteam, but ultimately left the group when it became apparent Magneta was harboring evil intentions.

When Loki captured many of Earth's heroes (including her father, Logan), Wild Thing used her enhanced senses to find the other heroes.

In general, Rina is considered to be just as deadly and unstoppable as Wolverine, particularly since she has the benefit of his mutant abilities, as well as training from both Logan and Elektra.

Powers and Abilities

Wild Thing possesses all the mutant powers present in her father, including accelerated healing and regeneration, enhanced senses, enhanced agility, speed, and strength. She is also known to have Logan's notorious temper and blunt way with words. Having recieved extensive martial arts training from both her parents from a very early age, Rina is a master of hand-to-hand combat, stealth, and any various numbers of melee weaponry. Her martial arts abilities are strong enough that she can hold her own against J2, the son of Juggernaut, despite his superior strength and endurance.

Additionally, Rina posesses Psychokinetic abilities that allow her to manifest "Psi-Claws" on the backs of her hands, with abilities similar to Psylocke's "Psi-blades."  Psylocke actually played an intergral part in helping Rina develop her Psi-Claws, and is known to be the girl's acting Godmother. The Psi-Claws resemble, equally, Wolverine's claws and the Sais that Elektra weilds. The range of the damage Wild Thing can do with her claws is relatively unknown, but the Psi-Claws largely affect others on a mental, rather than physical, level. Essentially, they tear at the mind rather than the flesh.

In one instance in the short "Wild Thing" series, Rina is able to cut through steel and stone with her Psi-Claws, but it erquired an immense amount of effort and concentration.