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At first I thought dick, but then again their bones regenerate as adamantium so maybe regeneration does preserve surgical modifications.
I don’t think the bones usually regenerate
I think they do when they are bones. The adamantium doesn’t break, so it don’t need to regenerate.
What happens if you cut wolverines arm off then? Does he need to get the bones back and hold them in place before it heals?
The more you ask questions the more the unreality of the situation shows, so I guess it would depend on the writer.
You couldn’t normally cleave or smash an adamantium bone, so it would much harder to dismember Wolverine. You’d have to cut ligaments and tendons carefully to avoid the bones, while fighting the regeneration at the same time. But, I think if you figured out some way to separate part of the adamantium skeleton from Wolverine, when the a new part grew to replace the removed part, the new part would contain “normal” bones.
You’d have to cut ligaments and tendons carefully to avoid the bones, while fighting the regeneration at the same time.
What about a powerful explosive device? Perhaps delivered with a significant amount of kinetic energy. Like a HEAT round from a 120mm cannon? To that should be able to rip limbs off. Maybe we’d be entering “ship of Theseus” territory here? Or multiple wolverines, each with their respective adamantium parts?
