WOLVERINE(of Earth-30847)
WOLVERINE
(of Earth-30847)
Real Name: Logan (see comments)
Identity/Class: Extradimensional (Earth-30847)
human mutant
Occupation: Adventurer;
former soldier, secret agent
Group Membership: X-Men (Beast, Bishop,
Colossus, Cyclops, Gambit, Jean Grey, Iceman, Jubilee, Marrow, Phoenix,
Professor X, Psylocke, Rogue, Storm)
Affiliations: Cable, Captain America,
Deadpool, Doctor Strange,
Drax, Elektra, Ghost Rider, Hawkeye, Hulk, Iron Fist, Iron Man, Nova,
Rocket Raccoon, Scarlet Witch, She-Hulk, Spider-Man
(Peter
Parker), Thor, U.S. Agent, War Machine, Adam Warlock, X-23 (Laura), the
X-Men;
Unidentified universe natives: Morrigan Aensland, Amaterasu, Amingo,
Arthur, Blanka, Tron Bonne, Captain Commando, Chun-Li, Crimson Viper,
Dante, Devilot, Dhalsim, Felicia, Fur, Guile, Mike Haggar, Hayato,
Michelle Heart, Dan Hibiki, Strider Hiryu, Hsien-Ko, Sakura Kasugano,
Lou, Ken Masters, Mega Man, Charlie Nash, Norimaro, Pur, Chris
Redfield, Roll, Ruby Heart, Ryu, Saki, Jin Saotome, Servbot, SonSon,
Spencer, Tomichin, Trish, Unknown Soldier, Jill Valentine, Vergil,
Viewtiful Joe, Frank West, Cammy White, Phoenix Wright, Zero
Enemies: Acolytes (Marco Delgado,
Exodus, Kleinstock Brothers), Apocalypse, Blackheart, Brood, Doctor
Doom, Dormammu, Galactus, the Hand, Juggernaut, Magneto (Erik),
the Magus, Mephisto, M.O.D.O.K., Nebula, Omega Red, Sabretooth,
Sentinels (Super-Sentinel, other unidentified robots),
Shuma Gorath, Silver-Samurai, Spiral, Super-Skrull, Taskmaster, Thanos,
Tusk, Tuskettes, Venom;
Unidentified universe natives: Abyss, Akuma, Anakaris, Anita, Balrog,
M. Bison, Baby Bonnie Hood, Firebrand, Lilith, Nemesis, Shadow Lady,
Ton Pooh, Albert Wesker, Zangief
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: "Little Man" (insult from Hulk)
Base of Operations: Unrevealed
First Appearance: X-Men: Children of the Atom video
game (December, 1994) -
Powers/Abilities: Wolverine is a mutant with retractable bone claws that extend from his forehands. His skeleton (and his claws) are laced with the indestructible metal Adamantium.
He also possesses a superhuman healing factor that
allows him to recover from nearly any physical wound much faster than a
normal human.
Height: 5'3"
Weight: 195 lbs.
Eyes: Unrevealed
Hair: Black
History: (X-Men:
Mutant Apocalypse video
game (fb) - BTS) - The man known only as Logan was once a soldier and
secret agent.
(Marvel Super
Heroes video
game (fb)) - After having the metal Adamantium bonded to his skeleton
and exhibiting retractable claws, Logan wandered into the snowy
wilderness like an animal.
(Marvel vs. Capcom
3: Fate of Two Worlds video game (fb) - BTS) - Logan once had
an encounter with the incredible Hulk, a battle that ended in a draw.
(X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse video game (fb) - BTS) - Known as a loner and a warrior, he ultimately began using the codename of Wolverine and joined the mutant hero X-Men team.
(X-Men: Children of the Atom video
game (fb) - BTS) - Wolverine became known as an accomplished
fighter, having scrapped with
some of the best fighters over the years.
(X-Men: Children of the Atom video game) - When dangerous mutant Magneto threatened the destroy the world with an electromagnetic pulse and rule over the surviving mutants, several of the X-Men's foes joined with Magneto and Wolverine and his X-Men teammates made their way to Magneto's Avalon space station for a final battle with their nemesis. After fighting his way through Magneto's followers Spiral, Omega Red, Silver-Samurai, a Super-Sentinel and even the unstoppable Juggernaut using moves such as his Tornado Claw, Drill Claw and his "X-Ability" Berserker Barrage, Wolverine helped the X-Men defeat Magneto. With Magneto's defeat, Wolverine confronted the weakened Magneto, whose magnetic control of Avalon began to falter as his Acolytes came to his aid. Announcing that Magneto's plans were over, Wolverine warned that Magneto could either come with him willingly or Wolverine could drag him out, giving Magneto a choice. Magneto responded by inviting Wolverine to join him to protect mutantkind but Wolverine remarked that Magneto could save his speeches. Magneto followed up by warning Wolverine to leave, as Avalon would not last much longer, before blasting Wolverine out of the room, where he regrouped with the other X-Men to escape Avalon in their Blackbird jet moments before it exploded. Muttering to himself that Magneto had stayed stubborn to the end, Wolverine returned to the X-Men's Danger Room with the other X-Men, only to watch Jean Grey shower Cyclops with gifts. Saddened due to his unrequited love for Jean, Wolverine angrily slashed Cyclops' presents, commenting that Cyclops better take care of Jean, before also slashing a photo of Cyclops and Jean together and leaving the mansion. Stopping at his motorcycle, Wolverine decided he needed a vacation and left for Japan, where he was again confronted by Silver-Samurai, remarking that he couldn't leave the country for three days without running into a mutant villain. Easily defeating Silver-Samurai, who felt Wolverine had interfered with his plans too often, Wolverine wondered where he should travel to next, remarking that he heard Madripoor was nice that time of year.
(X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse video
game) - After learning that the entity known as Apocalypse had sinister
plans for the captive mutants on Genosha, Professor Charles Xavier sent
the X-Men to invade Genosha and liberate the mutants, each X-Men tasked
with a specific objective. Tasked with infiltrating Genosha's Sentinel
factory, Wolverine battled guards and ultimately encountered a large
Sentinel robot, destroying it along with all Sentinels manufactured in
the factory. When the X-Men gained access to the Genoshan computer
system, Professor Xavier sent the X-Men into the Genoshan forests to
discern the location of the mutant prisons and Wolverine found his
route swarming with alien Brood, soon locating and killing a gigantic
Brood queen within a cave. Learning the location of the prison labor
camp, Wolverine and the X-Men were sent into the camp to defeat its
warden Tusk, who attacked with his miniature Tuskettes. Upon Tusk's
defeat, Wolverine and the X-Men infiltrated the prison, freeing the
captive mutants as the prison was flooded with lava, and defeated
Apocalypse, who intended to spare the X-Men to transform them into his
newest Horsemen. With Apocalypse defeated, Genosha agreed to open talks
about their treatment of mutants and Xavier congratulated Wolverine and
the other X-Men on their victory, only to have his communication
overridden by a returned Magneto, who announced his plans to destroy
Genosha within twenty-four hours. Xavier regained control of the
communication and ordered Wolverine and the X-Men to return to
headquarters to train for their upcoming battle with Magneto in the
Danger Room while he pinpointed Magneto's location. Training against
holograms of Omega Red and Juggernaut, Wolverine and the X-Men were
soon informed by Xavier that Magneto and his Acolytes were operating
out of a rebuilt Avalon space station. Teleporting inside, Wolverine
and the X-Men battled several of Magneto's Acolytes before Magneto
ordered Exodus to stop the X-Men in their tracks. Defeating Exodus and
fighting through Magneto's robotic defenses, Wolverine and the X-Men
ultimately confronted Magneto personally and again defeating him, with
Wolverine proclaiming that Magneto lost because he was not the best
there was. Xavier then projected a psychic image of himself to
congratulate the X-Men and asked that they return to headquarters, soon
arriving in person alongside Wolverine's X-Men teammates Rogue, Bishop,
Jubilee, Jean Grey and Storm in the Blackbird to take the X-Men home.
While his teammates reunited, Wolverine remained a loner, going off on
his own instead of celebrating with the others.
(Marvel Super Heroes video
game) - When the mad Titan Thanos obtained the Infinity Gems and turned
several superheroes into stone, Wolverine set out to reacquire the
Gems, battling both friend and foe utilizing moves such as his
newly-learned Weapon X finisher. Wolverine ultimately succeeded in
acquiring the Infinity Gems from various heroes and villains (as well
as extradimensional psychokinetic Anita) and confronted Thanos, who
stole back the Gems and used them against Wolverine, who ultimately
defeated Thanos alongside a small group of heroes. Upon Thanos' defeat,
the heroes that had been turned to stone were restored and Wolverine
kept to himself for days following the battle. Eventually, Cyclops
asked how Wolverine was going and Wolverine admitted the battle, like
so many other things in his life, raised too many questions without
enough answers. Venturing off on his own, Wolverine thought to himself
how he could have had the power of a god but that being a god was not
really his thing. Thinking about a time shortly after Adamantium was
bonded to his skeleton and claws, Wolverine commented that just being a
man instead of an animal was hard enough for him. Getting on his
motorcycle, Wolverine decided that it was time to find some answers
about his past and what exactly he was despite the X-Men having been
like a family to him.
(X-Men vs. Street Fighter video
game) - After Apocalypse entered another universe, capturing not only
heroes from that universe but also X-Men from Earth-30847, Wolverine
and the X-Men, teaming with a group of street fighters from the other
multiverse, fought their way through several enemies from both
realities to Apocalypse himself. Defeating the gigantic Apocalypse with
the help of the other universe fighters, Wolverine and the X-Men
ultimately had to fight their otherworldly partners when Apocalypse
turned them against the X-Men. Ultimately defeating the fighters,
freeing not only the brainwashed fighters but their own captured
teammates Psylocke, Beast and Jubilee as well, Wolverine reunited with
Jubilee, who found the otherworldly Ryu to be quite hardcore. Wolverine
explained to Jubilee that Ryu's attitude did not matter, as Ryu was a
fighter with great honor, and Wolverine respected Ryu for that.
Wolverine and Jubilee then walked away from the conflict.
(Marvel Super Heroes in War of the Gems video
game) - Upon learning that someone was attempting to gather together
the Infinity Gems again, Adam Warlock sought the aid of Earth's heroes,
prompting Wolverine to team up with Spider-Man, Captain America and
Hulk to prevent the Infinity Gems from falling into the wrong hands.
Adam Warlock tracked the Gems as they fell to Earth and worked with
Wolverine and the other heroes to pinpoint the Gems' landing to four
sites: the Amazon River basin, Dr. Doom's castle in Latveria, the
Alaskan Mountains and the Boston Aquarium. Wolverine then accompanied
the other heroes to investigate the drop sites, only to find the areas
swarming with strange doppelgangers of familiar heroes such as Puck,
She-Hulk, Vision, Daredevil, Hawkeye and Sasquatch. After acquiring two
of the Gems following an encounter with Dr. Doom in Latveria, Wolverine
and the heroes learned that the being attempting to gather the Gems was
the Magus, who was basing himself out of an orbiting spacecraft.
Subsequently storming the Magus' spacecraft, Wolverine and the heroes
battled more doppelgangers and ultimately acquired another Infinity Gem
from the Magus, only to learn that Thanos was also attempting to
re-gather the Infinity Gems for himself, feeling as if he was the only
being qualified to handle such power. More determined than ever to
prevent the Gems from falling into the wrong hands, Wolverine and the
heroes continued to work with Adam Warlock, eventually pinpointing four
more potential locations of the remaining Infinity Gems: a nearby
asteroid belt, an abandoned Arizona mine, Mt. Vesuvius and Egypt.
During their investigations of these areas, Wolverine and the heroes
again encountered Dr. Doom, who was also seeking to gather the Infinity
Gems, inside the asteroid belt. Defeating Dr. Doom and shortly after
the demon Blackheart, Wolverine traveled to the other locations,
defeating doppelgangers of heroes such as Thing and Silver Surfer and
retrieving two more Infinity Gems with the help of the sorcerer Dr.
Strange, who provided mystic platforms for the heroes to cross the lava
floes of Mt. Vesuvius. With five Infinity Gems in their possessions,
the heroes then targeted Thanos' base, where Wolverine and the others
battled Thanos' lackey Nebula, who hoped to stop the heroes before they
could become a real threat to Thanos. Thanos entered the battle himself
upon Nebula's defeat, however, but Wolverine and the assembled heroes
soon defeated Thanos as well as the Infinity Gems dispersed into the
sky, where they were taken into the custody of Adam Warlock, who
promised to safeguard the Gems and protect the natural flow of the
universe. Wolverine and the others then returned to Earth, pondering if
the world would ever truly be safe.
(Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street
Fighter video game (fb) - BTS) - At some point, the Adamantium
was removed from Wolverine's skeleton and claws.
(Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter video game) - When Apocalypse returned and attempted to convert several heroes from both Earth-30847 and the other reality of the street fighters Wolverine had previously met into his new Horsemen, Wolverine, now possessing bone claws, teamed up with several heroes from both realities to take down Apocalypse, whom Wolverine promised to take apart piece by piece. Upon Apocalypse's defeat, Wolverine and the assembled heroes were forced to battle the other reality's Akuma, whom Apocalypse had transformed into the robotic Cyber-Akuma. Following Cyber-Akuma's defeat, Wolverine sparred with one of the other universe heroes before noticing that Cyber-Akuma was following him. Confronting Cyber-Akuma, Wolverine demanded he reveal himself and Cyber-Akuma admitted that the time was not yet right for his plans, prompting Wolverine to remark that they would finish things next time.
(Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of the Super Heroes video game) - Professor X assembled Wolverine and several of Earth's heroes as well as heroes from the extradimensional realm of the street fighters, fearing that his consciousness was merging with that of Magneto's. After fighting his way through friend and foe alike to protect Professor X, Wolverine learned too late alongside the assembled heroes that Professor X's conscience had already merged with Magneto's to form the psychic entity Onslaught. Announcing that he would save Xavier from Onslaught, Wolverine prepared to fight Onslaught, who claimed that Professor X had already become one with him. After Onslaught was defeated and Professor X was released from its thrall, Wolverine confronted Xavier, who admitted that his connection to Onslaught had harmed the very world he hoped to protect. Wolverine assured Xavier that everyone made mistakes and life would go on, reminding Xavier that they could still change the world for the better. Professor X then thanked Wolverine for his words.
(Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes video
game) - Two years following the battle against Onslaught, the
mysterious Abyss entity enshrouded Earth, destroying plant life.
Informed of the destruction Abyss could cause by the extradimensional
pirate Ruby Heart, Wolverine and a slew of heroes from both Earth and
Ruby Heart's universe rallied together to prevent Abyss from destroying
the planet. Teaming with friends and foes alike, Wolverine aided in the
defeat of Abyss and narrowly escaped Abyss' domain in Ruby Heart's
flying pirate ship, leaving Abyss' cracked spherical form in the
custody of Ruby Heart. At some point following the battle, the
Adamantium was restored to Wolverine's skeleton and claws.
(Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds video
game (fb) - BTS) - At some point, Wolverine took in the female clone
X-23 as a student. He also at one point entered the Hell realm and
battled "the devil" himself.
(Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two
Worlds video game) - Ten years following the encounter with
Abyss, Doctor Doom contacted the extradimensional Albert Wesker in an
attempt to merge Earth-30847 with Wesker's home reality for better
conquering by utilizing Earth-30847's Galactus as a living power
source. Teaming again with Earth's heroes and the extradimensional
fighters once more, Wolverine worked to stop the villains assembled by
Doom and Wesker, who ultimately ended up unleashing Galactus upon both
realities. After working with both realities to stop Galactus,
Wolverine visited an exotic dancing bar, figuring he could use a break
after everything he dealt with as a mutant, an X-Man and with Galactus.
Not recognizing the stripper as the extradimensional succubus Morrigan,
Wolverine asked if she was looking for something and Morrigan invited
Wolverine to join her outside the bar for some action. Thinking that
Morrigan was simply crazy, Wolverine agreed to join her but asked that
he be allowed to finish his drink his peace first.
Comments: Created by Nin, Poo, Hiratou "X68K" K-Suke, Kiyo, Fuji, Tomita Otouto (planners), AOI-Tokimeki, TARABAR-BLACK, K.nishi-Man, Sailor-Ponkichi, O.G.T.-IRON Liver, Mo. SUZUKI-Memorial, MiN-T3, Hard.Yas -466P+K-, KAW.HIROSHIMA (programmers) and S. Yamashita, Ino, Kuriotoko, Yue, Minobe, M. Nakatani, Ari, Epipyon, Miwazo, M. Sato, Kamonohashi Sato, Kazuko Kawanaka Pyo!, Dway Nishimura, Igami, Youjirou, Sagat, Ta, Jun Matsumura 26, Nishio "Vip.T2," G. Kamina, Ushi, H. Yoshino, Eiji, N. Fukada, H.S., Manish, Shinya Kitamura (object designers).
Wolverine's height and weight comes from the stats given in the X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse video game.
Wolverine's eye color was impossible to determine, as
the only times he was seen without his mask, the image was too small to
see his eye color.
It was not stated in the video games, but Spider-Verse I#2 established that Earth-30847 was a reality that existed a gigantic arcade cabinet.
Wolverine was called Logan several times but it was
unclear if his real name is James Howlett in this reality, as it is on
Earth-616.
Profile by Proto-Man.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Earth-30847's Wolverine has no known connections to:
images: (without ads)
Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two
Worlds video game, Wolverine character portrait (main image)
Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two
Worlds video game, Wolverine ending cinematic (Wolverine in
civilian clothes)
X-Men: Children of the Atom video
game (Wolverine without mask)
X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse video
game (Wolverine, unmasked with head lowered)
X-Men vs.
Street Fighter video game, Wolverine character artwork
(Wolverine in original costume)
Marvel Super Heroes in War of the
Gems video game, box artwork (Wolverine running)
Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of
Heroes video game, Wolverine character artwork (Wolverine with
bone claws)
Appearances:
X-Men: Children of the Atom video
game (December, 1994) - Nin, Poo, Hiratou "X68K" K-Suke, Kiyo, Fuji,
Tomita Otouto (planners), AOI-Tokimeki, TARABAR-BLACK, K.nishi-Man,
Sailor-Ponkichi, O.G.T.-IRON Liver, Mo. SUZUKI-Memorial, MiN-T3,
Hard.Yas -466P+K-, KAW.HIROSHIMA (programmers), S. Yamashita, Ino,
Kuriotoko, Yue, Minobe, M. Nakatani, Ari, Epipyon, Miwazo, M. Sato,
Kamonohashi Sato, Kazuko Kawanaka Pyo!, Dway Nishimura, Igami,
Youjirou, Sagat, Ta, Jun Matsumura 26, Nishio "Vip.T2," G. Kamina,
Ushi, H. Yoshino, Eiji, N. Fukada, H.S., Manish, Shinya Kitamura
(object designers)
X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse video
game (January 2, 1995) - Tokuro Fujiwara (producer)
Marvel Super Heroes video
game (October 24, 1995) - Takeshi Tazuka, T. Iijima, Tomichin, Kiyoshi
Nishikawa, Kei Hiratou, Satoru Kimura (planners), Tarabar-Black,
Aoi-Peach, Kaw-K'MARIchan, Silver-Kadontz, Nobu-Sasami,
Knishi-"MadDogMC," Pon, DNA, Frk, Yama, Ueno, Youji (programmers),
Akiman (Wolverine object design)
X-Men vs. Street Fighter video
game (September 9, 1996) - Atsushi Tomita (planner), Aoi, Motsu, Giu,
Eternal Sailor, Tora & Yume & ? & Hide (programmers),
Akiman (character design), Minobe Hiroaki!, Rie Satou, Masanori Kondo,
Kanako Takami, Miwaringo, Y. Yamamoto, Tateishi Masayo, Toshihiro
Suzuki, Sagata, Satoru Yamashita, Ino, R. Naoi, Kako, Narancha, Shin,
Ikusan, Kurose, G. Kamina, K. Kikutani, T. Ohsumi (object design),
Tetsuya Iijima (producer)
Marvel Super Heroes in War of the
Gems video game (October 18, 1996) - no credits given
Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street
Fighter video game (June 25, 1997) - Atsushi Tomita, Nakano
Tau! Masahiro, Dave Matumoto (planners), Akiman, Sakomizu, Ukabin
(original artwork), Minobe Hiroaki Da!!, Sagata, G. Kamina, Miwaringo,
Kohichi Kikutani, Hiroshi Yoshioka, Miyamoto Shinya, Kondo Masanori,
Satou Rie, Takep, Yosinori Yamamoto, Jon Narancha, Toshihiro Suzuki, R.
Naoi, Kanako Takami (object designers), Motsu, Eternal Sailor, Kaw,
Silver Kadontz, You! (programmers), Kenji Kataoka (producer)
Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super
Heroes video game (1998) - Atsushi Tomita, Sgr Matumoto, Nakano
Tau! Masahiro (planners), Akiman, Shoei, Sakomizu (original artwork),
Minobe Hiroaki, Akemi Kurihara, Fuji=Kazu, Sagata, G. Kamina, Miwa
Sakaguchi, Kohichi Kikutani, Kondo Masanori, Hiroshi Yoshioka, Shinya
Miyamoto, Takep, Toshihiro Suzuki, Jon Narancha, Yamancha, Naony,
Yuugen, Kanako Takami, Ino, Eripyon, Kimo Kimo (object designers),
Motsu, Eternal Sailor, Kaw, You!, Silver Kadontz, Bakunetsu Hirokado
(progammers), Kenji Katoaka (producer)
Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of
Heroes video game (2000) - Tatsuya Nakae, Spp Iorya, Buruma,
Oni-Suzuki (M-P), Obata Shinichiro, Neo-G (Ishizawa) (planners), Motsu,
Teruaki Hirokado, Kaw-Tld, Silver Kadontz, You!, Minomiya, Yuko
Kawamura, Akihiro Yokoyama, Hyper -Shinchan-, Nishi, Reiko Toh,
Ittetsu, Dice-K, Soji Seta, Cham, Hisashi Kuramoto, Komuu, Mikky
(programmers), MF (illustrations), Makoto Ishii, Akemi Kurihara, F,
Mizupyon, Mizuho, Igarashi, Nishimura Masaru, Rin Boku, Tagirin,
Masatsugu Sato, Hirano Daichi, Imamura, Hiroki Shibaki, Tomohiko
Ohsumi, Yano, Akizuki Michiru, Izumi Noda, Minobe Hiroaki, Kimo Kimo,
Ball Boy, A. Iwasaki, Miwa Sakaguchi, Y. Yamamoto, Kaeru, Hiro,
Yoshihiro Akita (object design), Yoshihiro Sudo (producer)
Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two
Worlds video game (February 15, 2011) - Akihito Kadowaki
(planner, assist
producer), Yuki Tagawa (main programmer), Daisuke Ishiwata, Daigo
Matsuura, Kenji Tsugawa, Masanori Takei, Satoshi Inagi, Hideyuki
Miyatake, Kuniharo Shibatani, Satoshi Kawasaki, Satoru Makino, Masaru
Isohara, Yuya Okada, Hirotaka Miyazako, Yutaka Kamei, Hisashi Sugiyama,
Kenji Shibayama, Tomonori Satoh, Ichihou Nishida (programmers), Hideaki
Ichikawa (chief designer), Ryuji Togou, Yoshitomo Higa, Yuuya Goto,
Takeshi Nakamura, Yutaka Fukumoto, Ken-Ichi Yokoh (designers), Nobuhiko
Kobayashi, Tetsuya Tomotoshi, Hiroshi Tahara, Yumi Arai, Yurika Tanaka,
Shigefumi Tanno, Yuji Sakanaka, Yuki Tanaka, Yuki Sato, Miho Orihara,
Hirokazu Matsushima (model designers)
First Posted: 10/21/2019
Last updated: 10/21/2019
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