Real Name: Logan
Group Affiliation: X-Men
First episode: Strategy X
Originally from: They dont exactly say but I think he's from Canada
Codename: Wolverine
Power: Heightened Senses/Healing Factor
Voice actor: Scott Mcneil
Movie actor: Hugh Jackman

Known only as Logan to his very few friends, Wolverine is a distant man with a past shrouded in mystery. Logan sets himself apart from the others as he tries to come to grips with his past -- where memories are reduced to a flashing series of contradictory images. Wolverine's mutant powers include his hyper-keen senses; a healing factor that enables him to survive nearly any wound, no matter how grave; and huge, unbreakable metal claws that pop out of the backs of his hands.
Wolverine will remain our resident enigma. The object of fear, awe and speculation on the part of the students, he will inspire the X-Men in good ways (providing battle tips after clandestinely watching Danger Room sessions) and bad (inspiring conflict between our core group of X-Men simply by virtue of his loner status and rebellious ways).
Wolverine will not be part of the team. Instead, he will be there as a presence, providing an ethos, the voice of rebelliousness ever creating friction on our team (whether he means to or not). Knowing the evil in people's hearts (from battling such enemies as Sabretooth), Logan knows that mutants must be proactive in terms of dealing with threats, otherwise normal folks will think of "people like us" as needing to be rounded up. In the World According to Logan, the key isn't blending in, as Xavier advocates. It's stopping the people who refuse to blend in from becoming a problem to normal people and, by extension, other mutants. Wolverine's mutant powers are his hyper-keen senses, enabling him to see farther, and in almost total darkness. He has the tracking ability of a bloodhound, and a nose just as sensitive. He can literally sense danger. He also possesses a healing factor, enabling him to survive any wound. He isn't invulnerable -- he wouldn't walk away from a downed 747 -- but no matter how badly he was hurt by the crash, within a week he'd be right as rain. Oh, and by the way, he also has these huge Adamantium claws that pop out from the back of his hands. Who put them there? Well, that's all part of Logan's missing memories, and what little he does remember about them tends to contradict everything else.
Wolverine is a scrapper; he's ornery when cornered, and loves nothing more than a good fight. But he realizes that these kids have to learn to use their powers and save the world, so he doesn't interfere with their education.

Ripped clothing
Big Baby
Thumb Back
Pissed as always
Walking away
Claws
What a scary pose
Scary pose closer

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Here is the voice behind Logan!

Actor - filmography
(2000s) (1990s) (1970s)

ReBoot: My Two Bobs (2001) (TV) (voice) .... Hack / Specky
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Island of Misfit Toys (2001) (V) .... Hermey the Elf, D.D.S/Yukon Cornelius/Coach Comet
"Generation O!" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Nub
"Kong: The Animated Series" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Eric 'Tan' Tannenbaum IV
Casper's Haunted Christmas (2000) (V) (voice) .... Stretch
Dragon Ball Z: The Movie - Dead Zone (2000) (TV) (voice) .... Piccolo
Lion of Oz (2000) (voice) .... Gloom
"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Wolverine/Logan
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: The Movie - Endless Waltz (2000) (TV) (voice) .... Duo Maxwell
"Beast Machines: Transformers" (1999) TV Series (voice) .... Rattrap/Waspinator (1999)/Silverbolt (2000) 
"Monster Rancher" (1999) TV Series (voice) .... Suezo/Captain Black Dino/Grey Wolf
"Weird-Ohs" (1999) TV Series .... Daddy-O Chassis, Davey, Killer McBash
"Shadow Raiders" (1998) TV Series (voice) .... Pelvus, Blokk
"Mummies Alive!" (1997) TV Series (voice) .... Set/Rath/Bob the Policeman
"Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation" (1997) TV Series .... Bonesteel
"Littlest Pet Shop, The" (1995) TV Series (voice)
"Mega Man" (1995) TV Series (voice) .... Dr. Albert Wily/Proto Man
"Action Man" (1995) TV Series (voice) .... Additional Voices
Ranma 1/2 (1993) (V) .... Principal Kuno
"Double Dragon" (1993/II) TV Series (voice) .... Jimmy Lee/Sickle/Shadow Boss
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Filmography as: Actor, Notable TV guest appearances
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Notable TV guest appearances

"Sentinel, The" (1996) playing "Lane Cassidy" in episode: "Foreign Exchange" (episode # 3.20) 4/29/1998
"Outer Limits, The" (1995) playing "Astronaut" in episode: "Trial By Fire" (episode # 2.9) 3/1/1996
"Dragon Ball Z" (1996)
"Highlander" (1992) playing "Robert MacLeod" in episode: "Homeland" (episode # 4.1) 9/25/1995
"Neon Rider" (1990) in episode: "Safe At Home" (episode # 4.3) 1993

Little is known of his past, save that it was fraught with pain and loss. Long ago,
he trained as a samurai in Japan; later, he became Weapon X, an operative for
the Canadian government. Today, Logan is an X-Man -- using his animal-keen
senses, healing factor and razor-sharp claws to help protect a world that fears and
hates mutants!
Real name: Logan
Occupation: Adventurer
Group affiliation: X-Men
Base of operations: Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Westchester County,
New York
First appearance: Incredible Hulk (Vol. 1) #180 (1974)
Height: 5'3"
Weight: 195 lbs.
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Powers: Wolverine is blessed with animal-keen senses that enable him to track
people and objects with an impressive degree of success. In addition, his
accelerated healing factor allows him to survive wounds that would prove fatal to
most humans and mutants.
Weapons: Wolverine's skeleton has been bonded with the indestructible metal
Adamantium. Also, he possesses Adamantium-laced, retractable claws housed in
his forearms. At will, he can release them through the skin on the back of each
hand.
History: Until his first recorded encounter with the green-skinned behemoth calledthe Hulk as an agent of Canada's Department H, Wolverine's past remainsshrouded in mystery. Due to extensive memory implants, even his own recollections are suspect: Was he a samurai in Japan? A mercenary operative for the Central Intelligence Agency? A "wild man" living off the Canadian wilderness? At least one of Logan's earlier memories -- meeting Captain America, the star-spangled Super-Soldier, during World War II -- has been verified as true. It's possible his healing factor affords him an extended life span and has granted him the physical condition of a man in his prime, despite his age. Some time after World War II, Logan was drafted into the Canadian government's Weapon X project by a group of scientists who had been hired to perfect and implement a technique that would graft the indestructible metal Adamantium to human bone cells. The Adamantium was bonded with Logan's skeleton during a procedure he survived thanks only to his accelerated healing factor; he was indoctrinated into the program as an assassin, codename Wolverine.Following Wolverine's encounter with the Hulk, Canada's Department H conscripted him to lead Alpha Flight, a team of superhuman government agents. Wolverine aided in the initial phases of the team's creation, but left Department H at the request of the telepathic, telekinetic Professor Charles Xavier to help rescue the original X-Men from the clutches of the island-being known as Krakoa.Wolverine remained with the X-Men, standing in defense of a world on the brink of genetic war, partly because he had fallen for telekinetic teammate Jean Grey. Following an encounter with the mutant assassin Omega Red, Logan began to question his memories. However, all efforts to discover his true identity and past proved fruitless.During one of the many clashes between the mutant terrorist Magneto and the X-Men, the Master of Magnetism tore the Adamantium from Wolverine's body. Logan's extensive injuries shorted out his healing factor for a time, and he learned the claws he believed had been a product of the Weapon X program were in fact a natural mutation. Wolverine's actual claws are bones, part of his skeletal structure. Still without his Adamantium, Logan was kidnapped by the would-be conqueror Apocalypse, perhaps the world's first mutant, and forced to fight the savage assassin Sabretooth for the mantle of the Horseman Death. Viewing himself as a more merciful candidate than his fellow mutant, Logan fought hard to win the battle. As a result, his skeleton again was laced with Adamantium. Under the control of Apocalypse, Wolverine fought the X-Men ferociously in his Death persona. But with the help of his teammates, he eventually broke free from Apocalypse's control

Fierce face
Killing people (not for sensible people)
Fighting Sabertooth
Crucified Logan
He's hurt but still fighting
Werewolf Wolverine
Standing on a pile of skulls

Height: 6foot2
Mini biography
Born in Sydney of English parentage, and the youngest of 5 children, Jackman has a Communications degree with a journalism major from the University of Technology Sydney. After graduating, he pursued drama at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, immediately after which he was offered a starring role in the ABC TV prison drama Corelli, opposite his future wife Deborra-Lee Furness. Several tv guest roles followed, as an actor and variety compere. An accomplished singer, Jackman has starred as Gaston in the Australian production of Beauty and the Beast. He appeared as Joe Gillis in the Australian production of Sunset Boulevard. In 1998 he was cast as Curly in the Royal National Theatre's production of Trevor Nunn's Oklahoma. Jackman has made two feature films, the second of which, Erskineville Kings, garnered him an Australian Film Institute nomination for Best Actor in 1999. Recently he won the part of Logan/Wolverine in the Bryan Singer-directed comic book movie X-Men. In his spare time Hugh plays piano, golf and guitar and likes to windsurf. Spouse: Deborra-Lee Furness  (February 1996 - present); 1 adopted son 
Trivia
For Sunset Boulevard (as Joe Gillis), Jackman won a Variety Club, a Mo and a Green Room Award as best male actor in a musical. He was nominated for an Olivier Award in 1998 as Curly in the Royal National Theatre's Oklahoma. Left-handed. Adopted a son, Oscar Maximillian Jackman, in May 2000 (b. 15 May 2000). Met wife while co-starring in the Australian TV series "Correlli" (1995). (2001) Voted one of "The 50 Most Beautiful People in the World" by People magazine (2000) Voted one of "The 50 Most Beautiful People in the World" by People magazine

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