he has an incredible healing factor that basically make him immortal, he has and unbreakable skeleton with claws that can cut through anything and sense that put animals to shame, so why isnt he classified as an omega.
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he has an incredible healing factor that basically make him immortal, he has and unbreakable skeleton with claws that can cut through anything and sense that put animals to shame, so why isnt he classified as an omega.
Umm no? Wolverine is beta IIRC. His adamantium enhances his durability and cutting prowess but that is exactly what it is, an enhancement so it has nothing to do with his powers. And he can be killed quite a few ways and he doesn't have an unlimited potential in anything so why should he be?
his healing factor is on a lvl that make him almost immortal, it delays his age and heal him of basically all wound, and disease. also his skeleton is unbreakable so he cant be torn apart, or decapitated. so now you have someone who cant be kill.
Yep. As a reality warper. Anyone who can stand and move without tendons or muscles or a spinal cord or anything linking his brain to his body has got to be warping reality on a massive scale. Either that or he is an omega class telekinetic who can manipulate objects even with a broiled and charred piece of a brain

Having a healing factor doesn't give you any right to be an Omega level mutant and it is a silly notion cause there are quite a few mutants with healing factors that practically do the same thing. Should they be all Omega because of it?? No. And again I said his adamantium has nothing to do with his powers cause those are outside enhancements to his body. Wolverine can be killed plenty of ways. Absolute zero freezing, M-blade, taxing his HF, carbonadium, molecular manipulation, complete obliteration of his brain etc. He just can't be killed by conventional means for all intents and purposes.
I would laugh my @$$ off at this if I wasn't sooooo sure that Marvel is going to eventually do it.........
What's the big deal with this Omega label that's being thrown around? Does it really add extra to the character? I do not think so personally.
being an omega level mutant as it was when the term was first introduced basiclly meant u were the top of the field, u were amongst the elite as far as power.... what would make him an omega level mutant??? his healing factor????? X-23's healing factor is stronger then logan's so sorry no omega level for him
Wolverine is not op
he's a main character, he's supposed to win all the time!
omega is determined more based on what you can do. Durability and healing may be a factor in being classified as one but most omega levels can at least hold their own against a cosmic entity. Honestly I just can't see wolvie fighting galactacus, he couldn't do damage.
are you f*kin serious?? wolverine is not overpowered. the man has the most powerful healing factor in marvel next to Hulk. he could probably be more powerful without the adamantium retarding his genetic mutation. he's definitely not omega level but he was designed to kill them beings of his level and more. he can be killed yes but with his cunning and skills it would be a loooooong ass fight. and keep in mind, there's not a lot of street level beings that can go a few rounds with the Hulk and walk away.
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