History Characters / Wolverines

* SmugSnake: Thinks ''very'' highly of himself, however he's not nearly as smart as he thinks he is, having been duped by Arcadia, and later his plans to sell out the Wolverines derailed when [[spoiler: X and Sabretooth put out their ears, and Mystique ''shape-shifts'' hers away to prevent him from using the trigger words to turn them over to Sinister]].

* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: It's not shaping up well for him so far. In ''The Weapon X Project'' he betrays the rest of the escapees to Paradise as part of a deal to have the engineered expiration date that's due to kill him removed (they screw him over). [[spoiler: In issue 5 of ''Wolverines'' he does the ''same'' by offering a deal with Sinister in exchange for the trigger words controlling the Wolverines. [[GenreBlind Not realizing Sinister is unlikely to hold up his end, either]]]]. And ''then'' he suggests betraying [[spoiler: Fantomelle once she secures Logan's remains for them]]. His tendency to turn on anyone as the situation changes gets lampshaded by Shogun.

** Emphasized in #14, when Laura points out to him that killing Siphon will never be enough for him.

* ManipulativeBitch: More or less Mystique's hat, and right from the start she's using everyone for her own ends. [[spoiler: In issue 7 she maneuvers Shogun into a position where he has no choice but giver her the Erase word.]]

* HealingFactor: He has one himself, and he also ''drains'' it from others.

* PowerParasite: Drains and apparently ''feeds on'' the {{Healing Factor}}s of others. He possibly killed [[spoiler: Elixir for his healing powers]], and stripped Daken of his entirely in ''The Logan Legacy''. The Wolverines and Paradise Crew encounter him a second time when he attacks Fantomelle, seeking to feed on herse, as well.

* SssssnakeTalk: His speech bubbles and dialogue suggest he has something of a hissing voice.

* TouchOfDeath: His touch can kill if he holds on long enough. However it only seems to affect characters with a HealingFactor, as Skel was able to grapple with him for an extended period of time without too much trouble.

* ShoutOut: Wade's monologue references the [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Nolanverse]] as he puts on his new costume.

!!Fang

One of the Imperial Guardsmen of the Shi'ar empire, Fang is a Lupak who had established a friendship with Wolverine, and arrives on earth for their yearly get-together only to discover he had been killed. Believing the Wolverines to be responsible, he seeks them out for vengeance.

* BackFromTheDead: While previously established that every Fang that has appeared is a clone, ''Wolverines'' {{Retcon}}s this into Lupak being able to reconstitute themselves entirely if not killed properly.
* BoisterousBruiser: More so than any other member of the cast so far, Fang just ''loves'' to fight. Even ''after'' he gets impaled through the face by Daken, ganged up and cut apart by the rest of the group, and ''shot'' by the {{BFG}} aboard ''Changeling'', he just laughs it all off like he's having the time of his life. The entire reason he came to earth in the first place is because on the same day every year he and Wolverine go on a trip to beat stuff up.
* DueToTheDead: He decides the best way to honor Logan's memory is to spend some quality time with each member of the Wolverines, and absconds with Daken so they can go hunt Frost Giants together in Jotunheim.
* EpiphanyTherapy: Whether or not his intentions are ''actually'' altruistic and he's telling Daken otherwise just to screw with him (see {{Troll}} below), he nonetheless attempts to subject Daken to one, by making him fight a Frost Giant whom Fang tells that Daken is the father who abandoned him. That the giant has obsessed over his absentee father to the point he blindly lashes out at ''Daken'' just because Fang said he was his father is ''not'' lost on Daken himself.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: Fang just sort of randomly shows up, despite [[BackFromTheDead supposedly being dead]], and there being no previous continuity to suggest he and Wolverine did indeed establish a friendship involving yearly hunting trips.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Attacks the Wolverines on-sight, believing them to be the ones to have killed Wolverine. The situation is (mostly) defused when X-23 realizes that it's entirely a misunderstanding and talks him down. At which point he switches from wanting revenge, to just [[BoisterousBruiser enjoying the brawl while the rest of her team tries to kill him]].
* {{Troll}}: Tells Daken in issue 9 that he's not there to help any of them he's just going to screw with them. Except for Laura, ''her'' he intends to help. Whether or not this is ''actually'' true or not is unclear, as his treatment of Daken certainly seems to be towards a specific purpose (See EpiphanyTherapy above).
* UnexplainedRecovery: His response to when it's pointed out he's ''supposed'' to have been killed by the Brood? "I'm a Lupak."

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* BloodKnight: Creed may by a much more heroic figure now, but he's still quick to propose a violent solution to Sinister's absconding with Wolverine's corpse.

Escaped test subjects of Dr. Cornelius at the Paradise installation, they need Logan's body in hopes that his HealingFactor could be the key to repairing a genetic timebomb which could kill them at any moment, after which they promise to erase the trigger words from the Wolverines' minds.

* ManipulativeBitch: More or less Mystique's hat, and right from the start she's using everyone for her own ends.

* GenreSavvy: When Neuro [[spoiler: tries to offer a deal with Sinister to save them in exchange for the control words on the Wolverines, Sharp ''immediately'' balks on the idea, recognizing that Sinister can in no way be trusted]].

* PowerParasite: Drains and apparently ''feeds on'' the HealingFactors of others. He possibly killed [[spoiler: Elixir for his healing powers]], and stripped Daken of his entirely in ''The Logan Legacy''. The Wolverines and Paradise Crew encounter him a second time when he attacks Fantomelle, seeking to feed on herse, as well.

* TouchOfDeath: His touch can kill if he holds on long enough. However it only seems to affect characters with a HealingFactor, as Skel was able to grapple with him for an extended period of time without too much trouble.

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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Mystique is cooperating with Sharp only because it suits her own purposes, and true to form has from the start planned to use the rest of the group to further her goals.

* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: It's not shaping up well for him so far. In ''The Weapon X Project'' he betrays the rest of the escapees to Paradise as part of a deal to have the engineered expiration date that's due to kill him removed (they screw him over). [[spoiler: In issue 5 of ''Wolverines'' he does the ''same'' by offering a deal with Sinister in exchange for the trigger words controlling the Wolverines. [[GenreBlind Not realizing Sinister is unlikely to hold up his end, either]]]].

* GenreBlind: ''Actually'' believes [[spoiler: that Sinister will honor any bargain he makes over the control words. He got taken by Paradise in ''The Weapon X Project'' when he tried to sell out the rest of the Paradise crew as well]].

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Well, not exactly ''hero'', but as a primary antagonist, Deathstrike impulsively kills the original template of Sinister's [[ThemeNaming thematically named]] mooks. [[spoiler: This does ''not'' sit well with the army of [[ComicBook/TheCloneSaga Ben Reillys]], who immediately attack the group in outrage that she killed the original]].

* TheMole: From the very start, Mystique is working at cross-purposes to the rest of the team, and plans to use information provided by Destiny to manipulate them all for her own ends.

Five characters connected to Comicbook/{{Wolverine}}, each of whom have joined Sharp's efforts to recover Logan's remains. Some are there for personal reasons, but all of them have been coerced into assisting the Paradise escapees by four trigger words implanted into them at some point by Cornelius, which Sharp has learned and promises to remove once they complete their mission.

* TheHeart: One of the nicest and generally most compassionate members of the cast.

* MyBrainIsBig: And it's contained within a transparent dome.
* MurderIsTheBestSolution: There ''was'' briefly a sixth member of the Paradise crew. At least until she woke up from her coma and telepathically uncovered Neuro's secret and he murdered her to keep her quiet.

* SuperheroesPackingHeat: X's background includes extensive firearms training, and she's always been show as willing to use them, though in recent years writers have focused more on her hand-to-hand skills. In issue 3, however, Laura shows she's learned from Daken and Elixir's encounter with Siphon, and takes a shotgun with her next time she has to deal with him.