Laura was apparently a female clone (later revealed as his biological daughter) created from Wolverine's genetic material. Consequently, her mutant powers are similar to his.
Formerly believed to be a clone of Logan, but later revealed to be his biological daughter, Laura has been fighting alongside the X-Men for years, and recently fell while safeguarding humanity and fighting to give mutantkind a last chance at survival.
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.
However, if nothing else, there is no denying that Laura most definitely is just as strong as Logan. Her father certainly thinks so, judging by his reaction in X-Terminators #4 by Leah Williams and Carlos Gómez.
X-23 Origins - The Barbrous Biological Daughter Of Wolverine Is The Most Ferocious Weapon X Project!
Does Laura have a full adamantium skeleton?
Laura was presumed to have died and was therefore resurrected with her pre-Vault backup, without the memories of her experiences with Synch. Due to Proteus' mistake, she was given a full adamantium skeleton, which she previously lacked.
Iron Man finds information in Mister Sinister's database which reveals that part of her genetic material was provided by Sarah Kinney, the scientist who created her and carried her to term. This makes her the biological daughter of both Sarah and Logan, and not strictly just a clone.
Reine is easily Wolverine's most powerful child. Between her father's and her mother's powers, Reine establishes herself as a powerful mutant sorceress, helping her father defeat an ancient demon called the Truth.
In the comics, X-23's mother was Doctor Sarah Kinney, a woman who worked at the revamped Weapon X project that conducted experiments on mutants. Dr. Kinney suggested they try to create a female clone of Wolverine and was forced to be a surrogate for X-23.
Summary. Adamantium poisoning caused Wolverine's healing power to fail in Logan, leading to his tragic demise. The theme of government experimentation and toxic substances adds weight to Wolverine's struggles in the film.
Wolverine has fathered well over a dozen children over the years, nearly all of them being mutants who have inherited some form of Wolverine's abilities as well as their mothers in a few cases.
The only person who could keep the company in the family for the next generation is the recently pregnant Shiv. In retrospect, it makes sense that the show would use Shiv to convey its final tragic note. Shiv's experience as Logan's daughter has always been different from that of Logan's sons.
In the movie "Logan" (2017), Wolverine, also known as Logan and portrayed by Hugh Jackman, is depicted as being around 197 years old at the time of his death.
Currently, Logan 2 is not in active development at Marvel Studios, putting to rest any expectations of a release in 2024. Nevertheless, fans can anticipate Hugh Jackman's return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in the upcoming Marvel Studios' Deadpool 3.
His last words before he dies are “Ah, so this is what it feels like” in response to Laura calling him daddy first time in the movie as well as listening these words for the first time(in movies) from his own (Technically) daughter. Logan review: what next?
Cornelius who is one of the scientists responsible for the grafting of his adamantium skeleton. Cornelius is unrepentant and skirmish causing Wolverine to give chase as a vat of adamantium pours onto him, covering him from head to toe. The adamantium hardens, later killing Wolverine.
His comeback is enabled by the Marvel universe's time-travel device, allowing them to alter timelines without affecting Logan's events. “It's all because of this device they have in the Marvel world of moving around timelines. Now we can go back because, you know, it's science.
That is, until she learned the one truth known by every other person who thought they could control the Wolverine: if something can't be killed, definitely don't bring it BACK to life. Apparently, Persephone's power worked to reanimate Logan's corpse and consciousness to use him as a tool.
Laura seems like she may be mute — perhaps she is too damaged by a childhood in which she was trained to be a weapon. But she actually just doesn't trust anyone yet (and the one person she did, Professor X, doesn't make it to the end of the film).
Since Magneto isn't an X-Men it's unlikely he was present in the X-Mansion during Charles' seizure. That said, his whereabouts in Logan is never stated, with the most likely answer being that he's dead.
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.
