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Opopanax posted:Alberta's as close to the deep south as Canada gets. I dunno, some of the little mining towns in northern Manitoba and Ontario have a lot in common with rural Kentucky.
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redbackground posted:Since when is Wolverine from the deep south? How are you getting "Deep South" from that? I'm hearing it in northern Minnesota accent, which I imagine is close to the Canadian they're aiming for. (I've had more exposure to Minnesotans than I have Canadians).
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flosofl posted:How are you getting "Deep South" from that? I'm hearing it in northern Minnesota accent, which I imagine is close to the Canadian they're aiming for. (I've had more exposure to Minnesotans than I have Canadians). Between all the yers, aints, yas and everything normally ending with a -g ending with an -n, he sounds exactly like my hillbilly good ole boy plumber, down here in Appalachia. I certainly cede that that kind of speakin' ain't soley confined to our fair lands 
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This whole line of discussion is silly, everyone knows what Wolverine's true accent is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykK4sAHkvzw&t=396s
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Naw, he sounds more like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8avt6iqAsLc
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You're both clearly wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMggJ633JBQ&t=30s
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flosofl posted:How are you getting "Deep South" from that? I'm hearing it in northern Minnesota accent, which I imagine is close to the Canadian they're aiming for. (I've had more exposure to Minnesotans than I have Canadians). Gettin' hit by the Hulk hurts, dontcha know?
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redbackground posted:Between all the yers, aints, yas and everything normally ending with a -g ending with an -n, he sounds exactly like my hillbilly good ole boy plumber, down here in Appalachia. I've got friends down in Appalachia (Martin County, to be precise). The main thing I've learned from them is that rural is rural, no matter how far North or South you are.
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Toadstrieb posted:I feel like any of the above would have been much cooler than the denuded, explained, trivialized Wolverine we kind of have now (imo). It's a weird line between comics as total fantasy and the inclusion of real world perspectives, to say the least, but if the whole Achilles myth, for example, had tried to keep one foot in myth or story and another with some explanation that his genetics somehow The problem with Wolverine was always gonna be that nothing they could come up with would ever be as cool as the mystery.
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Choco1980 posted:Did they ever have any moments where the weight difference when he had the adamantium removed was addressed? Like suddenly be like a shorter spider-man, strength and speedwise now that he wasn't lugging 100lbs around with him? I believe that was part of his generic power-up after he got it removed. He became faster and healed quicker but was weaker and actually could be broken.
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CzarChasm posted:We've secretly replaced Captain America with Batman. Let's tune in and see if anyone notices. If that had been Batman more innocent people would have died and Batman would have let the bad guys get away. And people would spend two pages praising the Bat for superior planning. 
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ImpAtom posted:I believe that was part of his generic power-up after he got it removed. He became faster and healed quicker but was weaker and actually could be broken. Also lost his nose
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Arctic Baldwin posted:Also lost his nose He didn't lose his nose until Apocalypse tried to put the adamantium back IN him. He ran around for a while as normal Wolverine with bone claws.
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Travis343 posted:He didn't lose his nose until Apocalypse tried to put the adamantium back IN him. He ran around for a while as normal Wolverine with bone claws. That was Genesis, Cable's loopy adopted son. Wolverine looked like Captain Caveman for a while. It wasn't pretty. 
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Say Nothing posted:That was Genesis, Cable's loopy adopted son. he went feral for a while after losing his adamantium didnt he?
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No, after he lost his adamantium to magneto he was still normal but with bone claws. Like Say Nothing said he went kinda feral after Genesis tried to put adamantium back in him and a little while after that apocalypse returned him to the status quo when he succesfully bonded adamantium to Wolverine's skeleton.
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SonicRulez posted:The problem with Wolverine was always gonna be that nothing they could come up with would ever be as cool as the mystery. The forward in the TPB for the Origin mini states why they ended up doing it. Basically they wanted to get ahead of the movies doing their own origin because they knew people would start to think of that as the official one.
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Ah yes I got the failed attempt confused with the successful attempt. No nose caveman Wolverine was probably the worst time to be reading the character literally ever. Killing him completely was way kinder.
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team overhead smash posted:No, after he lost his adamantium to magneto he was still normal but with bone claws. Like Say Nothing said he went kinda feral after Genesis tried to put adamantium back in him and a little while after that apocalypse returned him to the status quo when he succesfully bonded adamantium to Wolverine's skeleton. In, out, in, out, shake it all about.
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SynthOrange posted:
Those poor dogs. Travis343 posted:Ah yes I got the failed attempt confused with the successful attempt. It was a time when Wolverine turned into every single terrible 90s copy of Wolverine.
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Choco1980 posted:Didn't no-nose Wolverine eat a baby at one point? That was from a (really bad) What If where he was possessed by demons.
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SynthOrange posted:
Is it intended that his hair makes it look like he's going ｀^´ all the time, because if so that's great
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SynthOrange posted:
When did "character slides along the ground in a way that no human ever has, will, or could do" become a prerequisite for action scenes? It's the cyan and orange of action scenes in movies and games now, swear to god.
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Toadstrieb posted:When did "character slides along the ground in a way that no human ever has, will, or could do" become a prerequisite for action scenes? It's the cyan and orange of action scenes in movies and games now, swear to god. Baseball players do it all the time?
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Toadstrieb posted:When did "character slides along the ground in a way that no human ever has, will, or could do" become a prerequisite for action scenes? It's the cyan and orange of action scenes in movies and games now, swear to god. He's stationary, the wolf is moving. Going to check out this Head Lopper based on this post and the funny panels one.
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SynthOrange posted:
Only one of those three heads gets lopped, this is bullshit.
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Crowetron posted:Only one of those three heads gets lopped, this is bullshit. It's Head Lopper not Heads Lopper
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Toadstrieb posted:When did "character slides along the ground in a way that no human ever has, will, or could do" become a prerequisite for action scenes? It's the cyan and orange of action scenes in movies and games now, swear to god. Mega Man 3 
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Calaveron posted:Those actions are poorly conveyed I will cut you      
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