well maybe not just stucky

Anna Paquin & Hugh Jackman as Marie D'Ancanto & Logan Howlett

something or other about logan being soft on kids. being the first to step away from violence in origins: wolverine when it looked like they'd have to slaughter an innocent village for stryker. making sure to send someone off to ensure the kids held on strkyer's island would get away safe and unharmed. making sure again (this time without memories of who he was) that the kids in the x mansion were safe when suddenly getting raided in x2. smaller thing but being the only one to thank peter after he broke erik out of jail and saved them from certain death by plastic bullets. finding rogue in his trunk and not having the heart to abandon her. being a flight risk but constantly coming back to the x mansion to check on her and leaving her his dog tags so she knows he has a reason to come back and to drive the point home to her that logan isn't abandoning her and he wouldn't abandon rogue and fighting as hard as he could to keep her alive even at the risk of his own death (in x-men (2000)). i think it's a veryyyy important part of his character in the x-men movies that he acts tough but has more bark than bite when it comes to keeping the kids safe. especially when he's boiled down to being nothing but an animal by himself and the enemies around him. very important to me that he retains softness he can't hide around the kids

he has no idea what he's doing

I love this so much

I I love him 😔 I wish dads were real- OH WAIT LMAO

Logan trying to watch tv in peace; mission appears to be impossible. (Click on the image for higher quality)

His kittie

Rogue's face card never declines - The Uncanny X-Men 2024

I love their sibling moments with Rogue and Kurt

The Uncanny X-Men 2024 #3

The van blew up so they had to take a bus home

the x men brainrot is real and it got me

the silly boy!! Kurt!!!

ignore my handwriting lol

original that i'm referencing:

What I adore about Logan in every timeline, in every universe is how much of a pack animal he is.

We see this in Xmen where he immediately bonds with Rogue and becomes protective of her.

We see this in the subsequent Xmen movies where he protects the kids, builds a bond with the other Xmen, and fights for them.

We sees this in the comics where he not only pack bonds with the xmen but also with Laura, Gabby, and even Akihiro. Where he adopts jubilee, and kitty.

We see this in Xmen evolution where he adopts the young xmen and becomes a mentor figure for them.

And we see this in deadpool and wolverine, where he pack bonds immediately to the one person who talks to him without fearing him. He's known Wade for less than a day before he's ready to throw hands with, and for him.

Logan is a pack animal. He's a friend, a dad, a partner, he bonds hard and he bonds fast.

And he tries to deny it in every universe. He fights people and tries to keep them away from him to protect them from him and his past.

But God that man can't help but seek people out. He needs someone around him. Even if he doesn't want to. Especially then.

And then he finally finds people that can stay with him for eternity. (Wade & Laura). He finally finds his eternal family in Deadpool and Wolverine. He finally finds his pack.

I'll never get over this scene, their dynamic was my fav part about the first X-men movie!