Akihiro was the son of Wolverine and his Japanese wife, Itsu. In 1946, Itsu, while in the last stages of her pregnancy, was murdered by the Winter Soldier in an attempt to draw Wolverine out and return him to the custody of Madripoor.
Daken is the mutant son of Wolverine and his deceased wife Itsu, possessing superhuman abilities similar to his father (e.g., healing factor, retractable claws) as well as pheromone manipulating powers.
Biography. The mutant Daken is an assassin who kills anything in his path, making him a more vicious version of his father, James Howlett/Logan, AKA Wolverine.
Daken harbours a deep hatred for Wolverine and Sabretooth, because he believes that the mutants Wolverine and Sabretooth killed his parents. He is curious however to meet the mutant named James Howlett, because he recognises James's smell.
Jimmy Hudson is the biological son of Wolverine and Magda Lensherr, though he was adopted and raised by James Hudson. Wolverine fought with James Hudson in the Iraq War and trusted him enough to take care of his son when he was born.
Wolverine was born as James Howlett in northern Alberta, Canada (approximately near Cold Lake), during the late 19th century, purportedly to rich farm owners John and Elizabeth Howlett, though he is actually the illegitimate son of the Howletts' groundskeeper, Thomas Logan.
Wolverine's daughter, X-23 aka Laura Kinney, is a relatively recent addition to Marvel's ever-changing and always-evolving X-Men lineup, and now after a Resurrection Protocol mix-up, two versions of Laura are running around the shores of Krakoa, with the older version of the character getting a permanent new codename.
Sabretooth and his army slaughter countless mutants, but not before they make some preliminary strikes. Before entering the domed fortress, Sabretooth kills Wolverine's son, Akihiro aka Daken aka Fang, and scatters his body parts out in the snow for Wolverine to find.
Silas Burr, aka Cyber, is a ruthless killer with adamantium-laced skin and a deep connection with Logan's past, which makes him the only enemy that Wolverine is terrified of.
The most common story involves both of them being participants of the Weapon X super-soldier program. After Wolverine escapes and attempts to suppress his animalistic qualities, Sabretooth becomes obsessed with forcing Wolverine to embrace his feral instincts by tormenting him and ruining his life.
While it's pretty clear that Sabretooth is in no way related to Wolverine, their relationship is special. Having worked together as colleagues in the past, Sabretooth became aware of Wolverine as the ultimate refutation of his own animal instincts - someone who is exactly like him but pretending to be better.
The Hulk has never been much of a joiner, despite the fact that he is one of the founding members of the Avengers. His time with the team was incredibly short-lived, and he became the first member to leave the team in 1963's Avengers #2.
Daken has shown the ability to regenerate damaged/missing limbs and organs. Daken has also healed from injuries sustained as a result of being severely beaten by the Thing within a matter of minutes.
Daken had the Tinkerer coat the inner-wrist claws on each hand with the metal of the Muramasa Blade. Although the blade was really made of a plasmic form disguised as metal, it could be treated as such.
Romulus took the boy in, and in 1959 sent Daken to a boot camp in Canada run by Frederick Hudson, the same camp where Wolverine had first trained more than forty years earlier. Daken was also trained by the same man as his father, Silas Burr. Burr trained Daken for nine months before Daken disappeared one night.
Early Years. One of the earliest known children of the long-lived mutant wanderer and killer, Logan also known as Wolverine, the child that would one day be become Daken was born from the union of Logan and his Japanese wife, Itsu.
Adamantium Poisoning Is Why Wolverine Lost His Healing Power In Logan. In Logan, scars and bullet holes that once would have vanished remain permanently visible on Wolverine, who is in constant physical agony in the movie, and it all comes down to a single fatal affliction: Adamantium poisoning.
But Wolverine takes it as a sign that the mercenary isn't serious about his work, and therefore largely unreliable as an ally. What's more, Logan sees Wade's insanity as an act; a shield for a reckless and chaotic man to indulge his destructive tendencies.
During Logan's time with the Uncanny X-Force, Sabretooth manipulated Akihiro, pitting him and his new Brotherhood against Logan and his allies. Ultimately, the conflict ended with Wolverine being forced to kill his own son – a death that stuck until Akihiro was resurrected as a Horseman of Apocalypse.
Wolverine died in the future during Uncanny X-Men (Vol. 1) #142 (by Chris Claremont, John Byrne, Terry Austin, Glynis Wein, and Tom Orzechowski). A Sentinel blew away his skin, muscles, and organs, killing him. Years later in Wolverine (Vol.
When Logan arrived in Japan, Yashida offered to take Logan's immortality away from him through his genetic manipulation device, and pass it into his own body, as he feared for the safety of Mariko, his granddaughter.
Laura Kinney is X-23, the perfect killing machine created from stolen DNA of Wolverine himself. Now free from The Facility that valued her only as a killer, Laura has become a hero and sometimes member of the X-Men. Currently, she has taken up the mantle from Logan as the All-New Wolverine!
According to Wolverine (Vol. 2) #304 and Wolverine & the X-Men #26, however, Dog Logan is not Victor Creed (Sabretooth). The two have met each other, while working at the Hellfire Academy where Sabretooth knew Dog as Logan's brother and Dog knew Sabretooth as the guy who wished he was Logan's brother.
