There are four logical, practical reasons Stryker would want Wolverine for the project over Sabretooth. Adamantium is rare and in limited supply. Wolverine has an overall lower stature and body mass. In the movie, then entire reserve of adamantium for the procedure is used (a continuity error with X1-X3).
Stryker persuades Logan to become Wolverine. The process is successful, and Stryker wants to use Logan's DNA for the XI, but Logan hears this and escapes.
Stryker learned from articles by Charles Xavier that his son was a mutant. He became convinced that Satan had a plot to corrupt humankind by taking over their souls while still in the womb, resulting in their mutations.
The Reverend William Stryker is a religious fanatic with a military history. Characterized by his unequivocal hatred of mutants, Stryker's hatred goes so far as to kill his own wife Marcy Stryker and their mutant son immediately after birth in Nevada. Crazed and outraged, Stryker then makes a suicide attempt.
After the process was successful, Stryker ordered Logan's memory to be wiped to protect the location of the Alkali Lake facility and so that his DNA could be used for an upcoming project. Logan escapes the facility after overhearing Sryker's plans.
Wolverine gets plucked out of the Potomac by William Stryker. Stryker turns to the camera…and his eyes glow yellow, revealing that Stryker is actually Mystique.
One of Wolverine's defining traits is his memory loss, which makes up a key part of his arc in the first two movies. The audience eventually learns his memories were wiped when Stryker shot him point-blank with a couple of adamantium bullets, and he was seemingly destined to never recover them.
Stryker has Wilson lobotomized and brainwashed into doing his bidding, giving him an adamantium skeleton like Logan's, including retractable blades in his forearms.
Original Timeline. Kurtis Stryker is a New York cop. He has been a hero throughout the Mortal Kombat series in the original timeline. But after Raiden altered the timeline to stop Armageddon, he changed many things including the fates of the heroes.
Team X & Secret Agendas (X-Men Origins: Wolverine)
Without his team knowing, Stryker was a very obsessed man towards mutants viewing the fact that his own son, Jason, was a mutant himself but he tried to devote himself to serving his country even if it meant to kill many people in the process of his achievements.
I think it was supposed to be implied that she posed as styrker so that she could actually prevent him from being taken and placed in the weapon X program, but in the subsequent movies he's shown to have been taken and experimented on anyway.
Jean uses her abilities to free him from his cell and Logan emerges in a feral rage, mowing down Stryker's men. It's an all-out bloodbath, but provides the distraction the three need to escape. The scene ends with Jean tapping into Logan's mind, restoring just enough of his memory to end his feral state.
Wolverine (James "Logan" Howlett) and Deadpool (That's Me!) share a past together, seeing as both their stories began at the Weapon X program. They fought a few times, but also worked together, and Logan even tried to convince Cyclops into letting Deadpool join the X-Men when Cyclops refused.
Colossus isn't as durable as vibranium or adamantium. His skin is some sort of organic steel alloy that can heal but only in his human form I think. With vibranium and adamantium as 2 of the most durable materials in the Marvel universe, Wolverine and Black Panther could likely cut him.
While Mortal Kombat is not meant to be taken seriously at its core, and Stryker was conceived as a noble character, the series' deep association with violence could lead to a distasteful portrayal of the actions of a police officer being a part of the gameplay.
Stryker started a company in 1941 to produce them. Today, we are one of the world's leading medical technology companies, and alongside our customers, we are impacting the lives of millions of patients each year.
William Stryker then gave his son a lobotomy to make him more docile. As Mutant 143, he is a wheelchair user and cannot speak, and is used by his own father to make a secretion from his son's brain to administer to other mutants to control them.
This question is answered by the fact that Deadpool's cancer hasn't actually been cured but simply put on pause, meaning it is constantly battling with his healing factor, causing his severe disfigurement, which will assumedly still be in place when Deadpool joins the MCU in Phase 5.
(Vol. 2) #50 (by John Arcudi, Armando Gil, Gina Going, and Janice Chiang), the Hulk hit Wolverine so hard it destroyed his bones and brain inside the adamantium, killing him.
Obviously Logan doesn't remember Sabretooth because he lost his memory. It is now known that Victor Creed/Sabretooth's mind was not blanked in this film.
The key in all these cases seems to be circumventing Wolverine's regenerative abilities by killing him so completely that there's nothing left to regenerate. He also survives a lot of other terrible things, too. When he's going to starve to death he eats his own body.
