Why Logan's clone was grown and stored in pieces
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- Why was Logan's clone, X-24, grown and stored in pieces? How could Zander Rice benefit from it? And what fascinating details are there in X-24's behavior and anatomy? You will find the answers to these questions in this video. Do not forget to subscribe to the channel and support the video with your likes and comments, this is very important for me. Enjoy watching!
Logan is a 2017 American superhero film starring Hugh Jackman as the titular character. It is the tenth film in the X-Men film series and the third and final installment in the Wolverine trilogy, following X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) and The Wolverine (2013)
Why was Logan's clone, X-24, grown and stored in pieces? How could Zander Rice benefit from it? And what fascinating details are there in X-24's behavior and anatomy? You will find the answers to these questions in this video. Do not forget to subscribe to the channel and support the video with your likes and comments, this is very important for me. Enjoy watching!
I think growing X-24 in adult form in pieces removes any semblance of a mother's love from him. He's only known exactly what was intended for him, even on a subconscious level.
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Here's the actual reason it was grown in separate pieces, they learned from Strikers mistake. Logan/Laura were both able to breakout after the procedure because they are dangerous weapons, so the organization made it so the clone can never runaway..
cant run far without legs and arms
what about regeneration? shouldnt they all regenerate into different logan?
@@araizashraf im pretty sure its the piece with the most vital organs that regenerates
@@kahlzun dont need arms to run
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This is genuinely horrific 💀
There’s are themes of Frankenstein’s monster both figurative and literal. The children were the figurative parts of a goal to create an army of super soldiers. Then there’s the literal aspect of the monster where X-24 was literally assembled in parts to create a controllable monster.
There’s also the idea of “nature vs nurture” where the children, despite being bred, were still essentially born from a womb. Whereas X-24 was assembled like the parts in a machine. Laura and her siblings learned social skills, while X-24 was basically a robot.
Wouldn't even say robot. Robots for the most part listen he was just as you said before a monster
if a persons nature is to be aggressive. nurture doesnt affect their nature. nature over nuture every single time. human beings are no peaceful. our survival didnt come from being peaceful
X-24 was an adult clone, he wasn't born from a woman...I think that´s the main reason
So, the part about Logan's claws that I heard in the video is somewhat wrong, Logan had the gene when he was born, and his claws didn't sprout until he was about 13 years old. Stryker gave Logan the adamantium through the Weapon X experiment, which is why he has the metal claws. Stryker did not implant bone claws into him and then give him the adamantium.
I think the idea he was going with was that Stryker in X2 says that Wolverine was always an animal, he just gave him claws. Plus, the early X-Men movies had tie-in comics that heavily suggested that Wolverine's claws were added to his body after the Weapon X Program, not before. So, I can understand where he came up with the idea that originally, Fox was going off the pre-Fatal Attractions origin for Wolverine's claws, which was they're a result of the Weapon X Program and not his Mutation.
Originally Logans claws are an add on from weapon X.
That’s why XRays in the early films show screws on them.
No. Theres a much easier and better explaination. Shitty writing. The bone claws were an awful idea, they always were an awful idea and should have never been retconned into the character. Because they look stupid and are really lame.
Am I the only one who initially thought that X-24 was actually Daken in Logan? Since Laure X-23 is described as Logan's daughter by Xavier, I thought that X-24 was supposed to be Daken.
Daken'll prolly join up later in Phase 7 or som
Damn, the idea that Rice would pull X-24 apart -likely while X-24 was awake- after every mission is quite sad. X-24 is just as much a victim as everyone else in this movie.
X24 was scary looking, his eyes were cool
X24 is still Logan at it's core, everything about him is Logan except he probably feels so confused of his existence because he is a clone.
X24 is probably the closest thing 20th century Fox's Marvel version to Homelander with the raising in the lab theme without proper affection theme. I don't think X24 is even self-aware enough to realize that he's a clone. His reaction is more akin to a dog meeting another dog that looks exactly like it
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I haven’t seen the film in a while, but what if they had actually just been collecting Logan chunks, for lack of a better term, and then providing the nutrients to make the chunks grow into full limbs? Like how a whole starfish can grow from a severed limb, creating two genetically identical starfish.
Easy assembly?
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I figured 24 was actually printed. The parts grown in vats got frankenstined and the only reason we dont see the seams is cuz of healing factor serum.
Ohhhh interesting
I was genuinely shocked when he was revealed.
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Well, Logan was in one piece and he woke up and slaughtered everyone, So it'd make sense why they'd keep them in pieces.
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The problem with X-24 is that he wasn't human but a Homo Sapien, meaning that he lacked anthropomorphic behavior. He was uncontrollable because he was never taught how to interact with humans and wasn't taught how to be a human. X-24, in his behavior, was more like an ancestor from 70,000 years ago, with how he functioned.💯
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I imagine coming into being via seperated body parts probably also helps to mentally break him. Imagine him actually being awake but in pieces but he cant regenerate because its not strong enough but only barely to keep him alive but in a constant state of uncomfortability and unimaginable pain. Everyone has they're threshold this would way passed anyones to retain sanity.
Combine him like Lego
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It’s crazy that the clone looked like his brother victor from x-men origins the buzz cut and beard
It was universal soldier with wolverine
So Logan's clone is basically a replicant from Blade Runner.
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Logan was an Epic movie close to my heart
I think the reason it was grown in pieces was so that when it was completed, it'd already been an adult, with no prior knowledge or experience other than what they programed into it. Children learn as they grow. Weapons are built with only there course objectives designed into them.
Is it ever explained why X-24's eyes are Yellow? If he's meant to be a perfect clone of Logan in his prime. Why are his eyes yellow?
Jaundice prolly 😂
X-24 was pretty much assembled like a creation from Dr. Frankenstein himself. Also that is the reason why I prefer X-Men over Avengers, the darkness inside some of their stories and the fact that the X-Men have to face both humans and mutants alike.
Also, if X-23 is Logan’s daughter, doesn’t that make X-24 his son, or no, since he’s some kinda cyborg type soldier that wasn’t born from the womb? Still has Logan’s genes 🧬though, no?
Yes, Xavier mentioned the feet claw thing for girls, but I coulda sworn they said they put/bonded her claws to her body. Could be wrong I guess
Or maybe there is more than one x-24 or the body parts are the failed attempts? And Logan had bone claws before the weapon x program wrapped his skeleton in adimantium. Even in the comics when magneto ripped out Logan adimantium he still had bone claws. Which through all Logan has been through throughout the centuries of a painful life riddled with loss having the adimantium ripped off his skeleton had to be the most painful thing he had endured .
Not Logan’s biological daughter. His biological gender flipped clone and emotional daughter.
I actually feel bad for x24
I just imagine Logan in his prime would've bodied X-24
Did any of you see the new Wolverine Comic book where they said he was given fake adamantium they're trying to ruin 50 years of Wolverine history😂😂😂😂😂
Missed oportunity not using adamantium clawed Sabertooth in the movie.
I think he is clone copy of wolverine they needed x23 for the dna and exact duplication of the genome to work as the other children were failed reproductions of him but were genetically similar for blood transfusion to grow the limbs the true question is where or when they got his brain tissue to duplicate his head and are the children unaffected by the genetic blocker of the food products or not
In my head cannon Eriq LaSalle is playing a version of Peter Benton.
I always think about this but wouldnt Logans weight be like 600 lb or like 300 kg
I mean his bones are covered in metal and a very heavy one for that matter.
they've never established how thick the coating is. Judging by his claws, its probably only a few mm. Say 2 on average. Apparantly the surface area of a skeleton is ~9.16 m^2, so you'd need about 0.1832 m^3 (or about 18.23 litres) of adamantium to coat it all.
Supposedly the official stats for Wolverine say his plating weighs 47.6 kg, so that implies a density of around 2598kg/m^3, so slightly less than aluminium.
He is shorter than average, so his skeleton presumably has less surface area, but thats probably not going to make much difference.
I cant find anything that specifies a density for adamantium, so thats what we've got for the moment.
I don't think he is that heavy with the adamantium coating. If he was, he would be walking like a gorilla most of the time since his upperbody wouldn't be strong enough to take in the sudden massive increase in skeletal mass
Also, I don't think there is a official source on how heavy liquified and purified adamantium is. For all we know, the entire coating would weigh 20 kg at most, just comfortable enough for Wolverine to take it
@@quakethedoombringer Yeah thats what i was saying.
If he was heavy like that shouldnt he make the earth tremble with every step he takes.
But yeah i guess it is a coating and not his bones being entirely replaces with adamantium. But it still makes me wonder how he would function if his bones were replaced with adamantium
@@kahlzun Soo the material is super light and super hard?
Man thats a shame i really thought its a material that is super hard and super dense like gold.
It makes more sense now. He is basicaly just slightly heavier than another man that would have the same build like him.
Wolverine's original weight was 85kg (pre adamantium) . After weapon x he weighs 135kg. He is 5'3 135kg, the adamantium bonding process also gave him super strength and enhanced speed.
How do they disassemble him?
They probably cut it appart before the adamantium was added. Or they probably pulled the bone until the skin, muscles and tendon teared.
just a mere clone
why dose x24 look like Chimaev lmao🤣
The clone got owned by the farmer brother
Get to the point quicker next time
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WHO cares bout some snowflake superpowr
X 24 didn't have great healing...
The Dr had to inject some green stuff to help him heal faster
In the original script each piece was to be a transforming animal Wolverine that combined like Voltron.
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I think this information, was very informative, and interesting as well.
The mechanical claws in the first X-Men movie are an oversight, because of Brian Singer's aversion towards the comics during the first one. By that time it had been known for years his claws where a part of his mutation.
I suspect it would be legal to grow body parts but illegal to create a full human
I actually rewatched it last week and noticed this for the first time. Super funny this was suggested to me.
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Literally never noticed this
We call them "rage monsters"
6:55 was born with boneclaws
Great video