Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy unlocks when you push three enemies out of the plane, and the cleanest route is in Jetlag (Japan).
How to get the Ground Control trophy
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Play Jetlag until Logan is thrown outside the aircraft after the first fight, then climb back inside. |
| 2 | In the next combat section, fight near the holes in the plane wall and knock enemies toward the openings. |
| 3 | Push or hit three enemies close enough to the broken sections that the wind pulls them out of the aircraft. |
Play Jetlag until Logan is thrown outside the aircraft after the first fight, then climb back inside.
Mission: Jetlag (Japan)
Requirement: push three enemies out of the plane
Missable: No, use Mission Replay after the story
Trophy: Bronze
In the next combat section, fight near the holes in the plane wall and knock enemies toward the openings.
Where the Ground Control trophy happens
This objective happens during a very obvious plane set piece. You do not need three enemies to leave at the exact same time, and the game gives multiple targets in the cabin after Logan climbs back inside.
Because Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy is tied to a specific story sequence, it is easier to remember the mission name than to search every region. Once Jetlag (Japan) is available in Mission Replay, you can return directly to the relevant part of the campaign.
Can you miss it permanently?

No. Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy can be cleaned up after the story through Mission Replay in the Nightmare Cabin. You might pass the interaction or environmental setup during a normal playthrough, but that does not lock the trophy out of the save.
The easiest method is to stay near the wall openings instead of chasing enemies toward the center of the plane. Let them approach, then use attacks or knockback to put them into the suction zone.
What to do if the trophy does not pop
For Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy, make sure the game has actually registered the full requirement rather than only part of it. Contextual trophies often wait for the interaction, enemy defeat or destruction animation to finish before the notification appears.
If the count appears stuck, make sure the enemies actually leave the aircraft. Simply knocking them down beside the opening is not enough if they recover inside the cabin.
Fast cleanup route
If you are already in the post-game, open the Nightmare Cabin, use the bed and select Jetlag (Japan). Ignore unrelated collectibles unless the mission tracker shows something else you still need, then head straight for the trophy setup.
That makes Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy a short cleanup task rather than a reason to replay Marvel’s Wolverine from the beginning. Once it unlocks, return to the cabin and move on to the next contextual trophy or collectible gap.
Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy: Positioning matters more than damage
The aircraft holes do the work for Ground Control, so heavy damage can actually make the trophy slower if enemies die before the wind takes them. Stay near the broken wall and use movement or lighter attacks to keep targets alive while nudging the fight toward the opening.
Count the enemies that visibly leave the plane rather than the number defeated during the encounter. Once three have been sucked outside, the requirement is complete and you can finish the remaining fight normally.
Marvel’s Wolverine Ground Control trophy rewards positioning rather than damage, so keep enemies alive long enough for the aircraft wind to remove them.
Use the wind, not a normal knockout
Ground Control happens during Jetlag after Logan is thrown outside the plane and climbs back in. The next interior fight takes place beside holes in the aircraft wall. Position enemies close to those openings so the wind pulls them out instead of finishing them with ordinary attacks.
You need three enemies to be sucked out. If one is defeated on the floor beside the hole, it does not help the count. Keep the fight near the damaged wall, use movement and lighter attacks to control position, and avoid overcommitting to a finisher when an enemy is already close to the opening.
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