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[Wolverine] What makes Wolverine more dangerous than lets say, any other mutant with healing abilities?

Wolverine, for how great he is, at the end of the day is just a mutant with healing factor and claws. There are other mutants with healing factors too, some better or worse than Wolverine, but usually those mutants might also have other better mutations than just claws. 

So what makes Wolverine so special? On paper he seems so forgettable, "I got metal claws and I can heal" sounds pretty lame when you think of other mutants who got badass powers, like Cyclops, Magneto, Ice Man, Quicksilver, Nightcrawler etc. Yet, Wolverine makes it work. Is it just the fact that he lives to tell the tale while numerous others die?
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Wolverine also has enhanced senses which many mutants lack.  He's got the adamantium skeleton.  Mostly though, he's just a really good fighter who has a lot of experience punching above his weight class.  Mutants like Cyclops are used to shooting people and them staying down.  Wolverine does not stay down, and suddenly claw to the face.