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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

	=== Hellions ===		=== Hellions ===
-	Angelica Jones, a lonely girl raised by her single father Bartholomew and paternal grandmother, discovered that she possessed mutant powers. After her grandmother's death by heart failure and her revelation that she was a mutant, her father sent Angelica to the Massachusetts Academy.[3] Emma Frost, the original White Queen of the Hellfire Club, began training Angelica in the use of her powers for the Club's team of young mutants, the Hellions. She was never sent on field missions with the other Hellions, however, because of her lack of control over her lethal powers and because the White Queen wished to instill cruelty and callousness in Firestar's personality, and befriending other young mutants would work against that goal. The White Queen manipulated Angelica into perceiving Frost as a loving mother figure, unaware that Frost was secretly grooming her to be a potential assassin and bodyguard. Angelica did meet the New Mutants at an Academy dance and, with the White Queen's telepathic prompting, formed a crush on Cannonball. Firestar was later emotionally manipulated by Empath, and accompanied the Hellions Thunderbird, Empath, and Roulette on a mission against the X-Men, in which Thunderbird sought revenge on Xavier for thinking him responsible for his brother's death. While a student of the Massachusetts Academy, Angelica had a Hellfire mercenary named Randall Chase assigned to her as a bodyguard. Growing close to Angelica, Randall eventually began to suspect the White Queen's true motives and was to be terminated. He escaped, mortally wounded, and managed to warn Angelica of Frost's duplicity just before he died. In retaliation, Jones attacked and defeated the White Queen, and decimated the hidden training complex beneath Frost's Massachusetts Academy. Afterwards, she returned to living with her father (as she was still a minor at the time), but kept the unique costume and identity of Firestar given to her by Frost. Firestar was later to become one of the few surviving original Hellions, after most members were murdered by Trevor Fitzroy. Firestar and Warpath (accompanied by Warpath's X-Force teammate—and Firestar's former love interest--Cannonball), went on a mission to inform Empath and former New Mutant Magma of their teammates' deaths. The trio then went to the Massachusetts Academy, where they removed the few remaining files on record of the Hellions' existence. Currently, only Firestar, Warpath, Empath, and a resurrected Tarot remain of the White Queen's original team of Hellions; however, Emma Frost, now allied with Xavier's School due to guilt over her original students' deaths, would later train a new team of young mutants, Generation X, on the Massachusetts Academy grounds, and establish a training squad at Xavier's School called the Hellions.	+	Angelica Jones, a lonely girl raised by her single father Bartholomew and paternal grandmother, discovered that she possessed mutant powers. After her grandmother's death by heart failure and her revelation that she was a [[mutant]], her father sent Angelica to the Massachusetts Academy. [[Emma Frost]], the original White Queen of the [[Hellfire Club]], began training Angelica in the use of her powers for the Club's team of young mutants, the [[Hellions]]. She was never sent on field missions with the other Hellions, however, because of her lack of control over her lethal powers and because the White Queen wished to instill cruelty and callousness in Firestar's personality, and befriending other young mutants would work against that goal. The White Queen manipulated Angelica into perceiving Frost as a loving mother figure, unaware that Frost was secretly grooming her to be a potential assassin and bodyguard. Angelica met the [[New Mutants]] at an Academy dance and, with the White Queen's telepathic prompting, formed a crush on [[Cannonball]]. Firestar was later emotionally manipulated by [[Empath]], and accompanied the Hellions [[Thunderbird]], Empath, and [[Roulette]] on a mission against the X-Men, in which Thunderbird sought revenge on [[Professor X\|Xavier]] for thinking him responsible for his brother's death. While a student of the Massachusetts Academy, Angelica had a Hellfire mercenary named Randall Chase assigned to her as a bodyguard. Growing close to Angelica, Randall eventually began to suspect the White Queen's true motives and was to be terminated. He escaped, mortally wounded, and managed to warn Angelica of Frost's duplicity just before he died. In retaliation, Jones attacked and defeated the White Queen, and decimated the hidden training complex beneath Frost's Massachusetts Academy. Afterwards, she returned to living with her father (as she was still a minor at the time), but kept the unique costume and identity of Firestar given to her by Frost. Firestar was later to become one of the few surviving original Hellions, after most members were murdered by [[Trevor Fitzroy]]. Firestar and [[Warpath]] (accompanied by Warpath's X-Force teammate—and Firestar's former love interest--Cannonball), went on a mission to inform Empath and former New Mutant Magma of their teammates' deaths. The trio then went to the Massachusetts Academy, where they removed the few remaining files on record of the Hellions' existence. Currently, only Firestar, Warpath, Empath, and a resurrected [[Tarot]] remain of the White Queen's original team of Hellions; however, Emma Frost, now allied with Xavier's School due to guilt over her original students' deaths, would later train a new team of young mutants, Generation X, on the Massachusetts Academy grounds, and establish a training squad at Xavier's School called the Hellions.

	=== New Warriors ===		=== New Warriors ===
-	Shortly after her resignation from the Massachusetts Academy, Firestar became a founding member of the New Warriors, when she was invited - or rather, blackmailed - by Night Thrasher into joining. She helped them battle Terrax. She also aided Night Thrasher against Midnight's Fire. She also helped Thor defeat the Juggernaut alongside the New Warriors. With the New Warriors, she battled the Mad Thinker and Primus, and then battled Psionex. With the New Warriors, she battled the second Star Thief and Stane International's Mandroids. With teammates Marvel Boy and Namorita, and the Star Thief, she launched into space aboard a Stane rocket. They encountered the Inhumans and the Watcher on the Moon. With the help of Black Bolt and the Star Thief, she destroyed the Stane rocket containing hazardous waste. Back on Earth, the New Warriors battled the Force of Nature in a Brazilian jungle, and rescued teammate Speedball's mother. The New Warriors also battled the White Queen and her Hellions. Eventually, she became engaged to fellow teammate Vance Astrovik (also known as Justice, formerly Marvel Boy). She later discovered that her microwave powers were damaging her ability to have children, and further use might render her completely infertile. During a revenge scheme by a gang of thugs called the Poison Memories, Firestar's father was shot in the chest. He nearly died but recovered. Firestar also faced a time without Vance, as he had to serve a prison term for the involuntary slaying of his own abusive father. Firestar also provided vital assistance in helping Spider-Man tackle Carnage during "Maximum Carnage", when he was also forced to ally himself with Venom, Black Cat, and Morbius to stop Carnage's reign of slaughter. Her microwave powers proved the only weapon truly effective against Carnage following his 'upgrade'- his vulnerability to sonics having been weakened - but she still refused to kill Carnage, even to stop his murders.	+	Shortly after her resignation from the Massachusetts Academy, Firestar became a founding member of the New Warriors, when she was invited - or rather, blackmailed - by Night Thrasher into joining. She helped them battle Terrax. She also aided Night Thrasher against Midnight's Fire. She also helped Thor defeat the Juggernaut alongside the New Warriors. With the New Warriors, she battled the Mad Thinker and Primus, and then battled Psionex. With the New Warriors, she battled the second Star Thief and Stane International's Mandroids. With teammates Marvel Boy and Namorita, and the Star Thief, she launched into space aboard a Stane rocket. They encountered the Inhumans and the Watcher on the Moon. With the help of Black Bolt and the Star Thief, she destroyed the Stane rocket containing hazardous waste. Back on Earth, the New Warriors battled the Force of Nature in a Brazilian jungle, and rescued teammate Speedball's mother. The New Warriors also battled the White Queen and her Hellions. Eventually, she became engaged to fellow teammate [[Justice\|Vance Astrovik]]. She later discovered that her microwave powers were damaging her ability to have children, and further use might render her completely infertile. During a revenge scheme by a gang of thugs called the Poison Memories, Firestar's father was shot in the chest. He nearly died but recovered. Firestar also faced a time without Vance, as he had to serve a prison term for the involuntary slaying of his own abusive father. Firestar also provided vital assistance in helping Spider-Man tackle Carnage during "Maximum Carnage", when he was also forced to ally himself with Venom, Black Cat, and Morbius to stop Carnage's reign of slaughter. Her microwave powers proved the only weapon truly effective against Carnage following his 'upgrade'- his vulnerability to sonics having been weakened - but she still refused to kill Carnage, even to stop his murders.

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	=== Retirement===		=== Retirement===
-	Firestar is one of the few mutants left on the planet with her powers intact, after the Scarlet Witch altered reality and decimated the mutant population. Firestar was not among the New Warriors who died in the catastrophe that sparked the events of Civil War. She was presumed to be among the Warriors who confronted the operator of an anti-Warriors hate site created in the wake of the catastrophe, revealed to be former Warriors member Carlton LaFroyge (Hindsight Lad). She is seen flying in the background, above the confrontation. Firestar has responded to the Superhuman Registration Act by effectively retiring from her career as a costumed hero. She was recently seen as part of a New Warriors reunion of sorts with Nova and Justice, with whom she seems to be on good terms again. She is currently attending college.	+	Firestar is one of the few mutants left on the planet with her powers intact, after the [[Scarlet Witch]] altered reality and decimated the mutant population. Firestar was not among the New Warriors who died in the catastrophe that sparked the events of Civil War. She was presumed to be among the Warriors who confronted the operator of an anti-Warriors hate site created in the wake of the catastrophe, revealed to be former Warriors member Carlton LaFroyge (Hindsight Lad). She is seen flying in the background, above the confrontation. Firestar has responded to the Superhuman Registration Act by effectively retiring from her career as a costumed hero. She was recently seen as part of a New Warriors reunion of sorts with Nova and Justice. She is currently attending college.

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	*Only Avenger to have debuted outside Marvel canon, in the "Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends" cartoon.		*Only Avenger to have debuted outside Marvel canon, in the "Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends" cartoon.
-	*Original costume design based on Spitfire, of the Invaders	+	*Original costume design based on Spitfire, of the Invaders
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Shadowcat

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-	Kitty then became involved with Storm's X-Men squad, once again facing William Stryker. Storm then requested her help in fighting Elias Bogan and his mysterious telepath who ended up being Kitty's lost friend [[Marvel Girl \| Rachel Summers]].	+	Kitty then became involved with Storm's X-Men squad, once again facing William Stryker. Storm then requested her help in fighting Elias Bogan and his mysterious telepath who ended up being Kitty's lost friend [[Marvel Girl \|Rachel Summers]].

	Shortly thereafter, Scott Summers and Emma Frost took over the Xavier Institute. Kitty accepted a spot on [[Cyclops]]' squad, while also teaching at the school. She is reluctant, as her dealings with Ms. Frost in the past were anything but friendly. Yet, in their investigation of a claimed cure for mutants, Shadowcat discovered the very much alive Colossus being used as a test subject. After a bit of initial awkwardness, Kitty and Peter resumed dating and finally consummated their relationship.		Shortly thereafter, Scott Summers and Emma Frost took over the Xavier Institute. Kitty accepted a spot on [[Cyclops]]' squad, while also teaching at the school. She is reluctant, as her dealings with Ms. Frost in the past were anything but friendly. Yet, in their investigation of a claimed cure for mutants, Shadowcat discovered the very much alive Colossus being used as a test subject. After a bit of initial awkwardness, Kitty and Peter resumed dating and finally consummated their relationship.
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	==Shadowcat's Loves==		==Shadowcat's Loves==
-	[[Iceman]], [[Avalanche]], [[Nightcrawler]], Cypher, Pete Wisdom, and Colossus.	+	[[Iceman]], [[Avalanche]], [[Nightcrawler]], Cypher, Pete Wisdom, and Colossus.

	==Powers and abilities==		==Powers and abilities==
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Category:Alpha Level Mutant

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The Alpha Mutants are the most powerful and most feared mutants. Alpha mutants have extremely powerful mutant traits without any significant flaws. Less than 10% of mutants are Alpha mutants so they are very rare. Some of the Alpha mutants include Gambit, Professor X, Havok, Colossus, and Emma Frost.
*Classify Mutants as Alpha level if they have a normal human appearance and their mutation is powerful, useful and controllable (i.e. turn it on and off, direct it at will.)
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Emma Frost

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Category:Beta-level Mutant

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As far as how potent their powers are Beta Mutants are on the same level as Alpha mutants. The difference between Beta Mutants and Alpha Mutants is that the Beta Mutants have flaws, albeit very small flaws. The Beta mutants are also believed to be about 10% of the mutant population. Some examples of Beta mutants are Cyclops and Wolverine.
*Classify mutants as Beta Level if they have a normal human appearance (or close to it) and their mutation is powerful, useful, but less controllable, like Cyclops who can't willingly turn off his optic blasts, but can still lead a normal life with only minor preparation (wearing special glasses). Wolverine, who has healing powers, can't ever decide NOT to rapidly heal from an injury, but this does not impair him in any reasonable way.
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Category:Omega level mutants

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Omega mutants are the most powerful class of mutants. Omega mutants can control matter and energy, have unlimited potential and are possibly even immortal. All Omega mutants are also Alpha mutants but not all Alpha mutants are Omega mutants. For example Jean Grey is an Alpha mutant because of her power and lack of flaws and is also an Omega mutant because of how powerful she is. Gambit on the other hand falls under Alpha mutant for the same reasons but isn't powerful enough to be an Omega mutant.
*Only classify mutants as Omega Level if they have been explicitly referenced as Omega Level within continuity or if they regularly match the feats of a known Omega Level mutant.
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Marvel Girl

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Category:Gamma-Level mutant

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Gamma mutants have very powerful mutations, but they have flaws. Unlike the Beta mutants a Gamma mutant's flaw is a major flaw that makes his or her life very hard. The best example is probably Rogue. Rogue can absorb anybody's power, which makes her very powerful, but she can't touch people without triggering her power, which makes any kind of romantic life difficult. Also, while Alpha and Beta mutants can pass as regular looking humans, many Gamma mutants cannot because they have physical deformities like Blob or Marrow.
*Classify mutants as Gamma Level if their mutation is powerful, uncontrollable, sometimes useful but usually detrimental to living a normal life, such as a monstrously inhuman appearance that can't be switched off at will.
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Category:Mutation Level Scale

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A scale of the style and effectiveness of a mutation than it is for the relative power and strength of a particular mutation or mutant. You can use this page to compare mutations and as an aid in editing the wikia. Some of these terms have been known to change depending on who's doing the writing, and who you ask. In fact, a particular mutant's place on this exact scale can change on which parallel reality he or she is from.

Category:Delta Level mutant

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Delta Mutants are like Alpha mutants in that they don't have any significant flaws. The only problem is that Delta mutants don't have powers that match an Alpha mutant, or even a Beta or Gamma mutant. At least 50% of mutants are Delta mutants making them the most common type of mutant.
*Classify mutants as Delta-Level if thy have a normal human appearance, but their mutagenic powers are weaker or only narrowly applicable, though still controllable.
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Domino

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	A future version of Domino, disguised as Stryfe, traveled back in time to help Cable defeat the being known as Skornn.		A future version of Domino, disguised as Stryfe, traveled back in time to help Cable defeat the being known as Skornn.
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Dark Phoenix

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	Dark Phoenix was the Phoenix Force's fall from grace - a state wherein it became corrupted by power. The Phoenix entity became too strong to control for the merely human aspects it had acquired from Jean, but the other [[X-Men]] had no way to know what was happening and little chance of preventing a tragedy. [[Professor X]] helped Jean establish "psychic circuit breakers" in her mind, but they became less and less effective.		Dark Phoenix was the Phoenix Force's fall from grace - a state wherein it became corrupted by power. The Phoenix entity became too strong to control for the merely human aspects it had acquired from Jean, but the other [[X-Men]] had no way to know what was happening and little chance of preventing a tragedy. [[Professor X]] helped Jean establish "psychic circuit breakers" in her mind, but they became less and less effective.

-	She was thus an easy target for the illusionist [[Mastermind]], who needed a trophy to join the Inner Circle of the prestigious (and infamous) [[Hellfire Club]]. With the help of a psionic device created by the club's White Queen, [[Emma Frost]], Mastermind made Jean believe that she was his 18th-century lover Lady Grey. Jean joined the club as their Black Queen, which would allow her to relish the extremes of human emotion and sensuality. When the X-Men came to her rescue, Jean's true love, [[Cyclops]], faced Mastermind in a psychic duel and was defeated. His "death" broke Mastermind's hold over Jean's psyche--as well as any control Jean had had over the Phoenix. It brushed aside the X-Men and departed for the heavens.	+	She was thus an easy target for the illusionist [[Jason Wyngarde\|Mastermind]], who needed a trophy to join the Inner Circle of the prestigious (and infamous) [[Hellfire Club]]. With the help of a psionic device created by the club's White Queen, [[Emma Frost]], Mastermind made Jean believe that she was his 18th-century lover Lady Grey. Jean joined the club as their Black Queen, which would allow her to relish the extremes of human emotion and sensuality. When the X-Men came to her rescue, Jean's true love, [[Cyclops]], faced Mastermind in a psychic duel and was defeated. His "death" broke Mastermind's hold over Jean's psyche--as well as any control Jean had had over the Phoenix. It brushed aside the X-Men and departed for the heavens.

	To sate its hunger, the (now Dark) Phoenix flew to a distant galaxy and devoured the star of the D'Bari system. The resulting nova killed billions of innocent people. A [[Shi'ar]] vessel attacked it and managed to alert the Shi'ar Empress [[Lilandra]] before they were destroyed. The empress called a council of her intergalactic counterparts, including the [[Kree]] and [[Skrull]] empires. They concluded that, for the rest of the universe to live, Dark Phoenix must die.		To sate its hunger, the (now Dark) Phoenix flew to a distant galaxy and devoured the star of the D'Bari system. The resulting nova killed billions of innocent people. A [[Shi'ar]] vessel attacked it and managed to alert the Shi'ar Empress [[Lilandra]] before they were destroyed. The empress called a council of her intergalactic counterparts, including the [[Kree]] and [[Skrull]] empires. They concluded that, for the rest of the universe to live, Dark Phoenix must die.
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	==Appearances in other media==		==Appearances in other media==
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	Dark Phoenix in ''X-Men: The Last Stand''		Dark Phoenix in ''X-Men: The Last Stand''
	In the movie ''[[X-Men: The Last Stand]]'', Jean appears as the Dark Phoenix. When using her Phoenix powers, Jean's appearance changes considerably: her skin becomes dark and veiny, her eyes turn black (although fire can be seen in her irises at some points in the film), and her dark red hair becomes brighter which makes it look like fire. At one point [[Callisto]] tells [[Magneto]] that Jean is a "Class 5" mutant with unlimited potential and that Jean is even more powerful than him. As a child, Jean developed a split personality she called "Phoenix." Knowing that Jean could not control her vast powers, Xavier put psychic blocks around her subconscious mind to keep Jean's immense powers at bay. Phoenix emerges from the lake where Jean had died and apparently kills Scott Summers. During a confrontation with Professor X at Jean's childhood home, Phoenix lashes out and lifts Xavier out of his wheelchair with her telekinesis and horrifically atomizes him, destroying the house in the process (caused when her outburst of power causes everything in the house thats not nailed to the floor to crash up onto the celing, and then causes the entire house to float up in midair). After she kills Xavier, (and the house crashes back down to Earth) she leaves the ruins of her old home with Magneto and joins the [[Brotherhood of Mutants]]. During the attack on Worthington Labs, Phoenix resurfaces when a group of soldiers fire cure darts at Jean. Phoenix freezes them in place and disintergates them along with the soldiers. She then goes on a rampage and destroys much of Alcatraz Island, killing mutants and humans alike. [[Wolverine]] gets Jean to resurface by professing his love for her. Since she can't control Phoenix for long, Jean pleads with him to kill her rather than let her harm more people. He fatally stabs her with her claws, and as the freakish features of Phoenix dissapate, Jean becomes herself once again before dying. The ending scenes show her buried alongside Cyclops and Xavier on the Institute's grounds.		In the movie ''[[X-Men: The Last Stand]]'', Jean appears as the Dark Phoenix. When using her Phoenix powers, Jean's appearance changes considerably: her skin becomes dark and veiny, her eyes turn black (although fire can be seen in her irises at some points in the film), and her dark red hair becomes brighter which makes it look like fire. At one point [[Callisto]] tells [[Magneto]] that Jean is a "Class 5" mutant with unlimited potential and that Jean is even more powerful than him. As a child, Jean developed a split personality she called "Phoenix." Knowing that Jean could not control her vast powers, Xavier put psychic blocks around her subconscious mind to keep Jean's immense powers at bay. Phoenix emerges from the lake where Jean had died and apparently kills Scott Summers. During a confrontation with Professor X at Jean's childhood home, Phoenix lashes out and lifts Xavier out of his wheelchair with her telekinesis and horrifically atomizes him, destroying the house in the process (caused when her outburst of power causes everything in the house thats not nailed to the floor to crash up onto the celing, and then causes the entire house to float up in midair). After she kills Xavier, (and the house crashes back down to Earth) she leaves the ruins of her old home with Magneto and joins the [[Brotherhood of Mutants]]. During the attack on Worthington Labs, Phoenix resurfaces when a group of soldiers fire cure darts at Jean. Phoenix freezes them in place and disintergates them along with the soldiers. She then goes on a rampage and destroys much of Alcatraz Island, killing mutants and humans alike. [[Wolverine]] gets Jean to resurface by professing his love for her. Since she can't control Phoenix for long, Jean pleads with him to kill her rather than let her harm more people. He fatally stabs her with her claws, and as the freakish features of Phoenix dissapate, Jean becomes herself once again before dying. The ending scenes show her buried alongside Cyclops and Xavier on the Institute's grounds.
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	Dark Phoenix - X-Men Animated SeriesDark Phoenix appears in X-Men Animated Series in The Dark Phoenix Saga (episodes 37-40).		Dark Phoenix - X-Men Animated SeriesDark Phoenix appears in X-Men Animated Series in The Dark Phoenix Saga (episodes 37-40).

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	Dark Phoenix - X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse Dark Phoenix appears in X-Men: Next Dimension for the PS2, Xbox, and Nintendo Gamecube.		Dark Phoenix - X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse Dark Phoenix appears in X-Men: Next Dimension for the PS2, Xbox, and Nintendo Gamecube.
	Dark Phoenix is also a playable character in X-Men Legends and its sequel X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse (exclusively for PSP version of the game).		Dark Phoenix is also a playable character in X-Men Legends and its sequel X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse (exclusively for PSP version of the game).
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	Phoenix (Phoenix Force) took the name "Jean Grey-Summers" in Uncanny X-Men 101 and maintained that impersonation throughout the Dark Phoenix Saga, although neither Phoenix nor Dark Phoenix was actually Jean.		Phoenix (Phoenix Force) took the name "Jean Grey-Summers" in Uncanny X-Men 101 and maintained that impersonation throughout the Dark Phoenix Saga, although neither Phoenix nor Dark Phoenix was actually Jean.
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Talk:Storm

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	Although many later comics and X-men encyclopedias say it was a terrorist bomb that destroyed Storm's childhood home in Cairo and killed her parents, it was actually a plane crashing into the house that caused the tragedy. The confusion may stem from X-men #60 (Jan 97) where Storm says ‘But one day, our home was destroyed by a bombing during the Arab-Israeli conflict.’. The plane can be seen that demolished the house in the background with Storm buried in rubble. This is the frame from the original UXM comic that tells the story but it is not explicitly said that the plane caused the damage in X-men #60. Other comics after this refer to a ‘terrorist bomb’ killing them. [[User:CableFTW\|CableFTW]] 12:44, 1 February 2009 (UTC)		Although many later comics and X-men encyclopedias say it was a terrorist bomb that destroyed Storm's childhood home in Cairo and killed her parents, it was actually a plane crashing into the house that caused the tragedy. The confusion may stem from X-men #60 (Jan 97) where Storm says ‘But one day, our home was destroyed by a bombing during the Arab-Israeli conflict.’. The plane can be seen that demolished the house in the background with Storm buried in rubble. This is the frame from the original UXM comic that tells the story but it is not explicitly said that the plane caused the damage in X-men #60. Other comics after this refer to a ‘terrorist bomb’ killing them. [[User:CableFTW\|CableFTW]] 12:44, 1 February 2009 (UTC)
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==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to X-Men Wiki! Thanks for your edit to the [[:Storm]] page.

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Storm

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-	Ororo Munroe, also known as Storm, is the descendant of an ancient line of African priestesses, all of whom have white hair, blue eyes, and the potential to wield magic. Her mother, N'Dare, was the princess of a tribe in Kenya. She married the American photojournalist David Munroe and moved with him to Manhattan, where Ororo was born.  When Ororo was six months old, she and her parents moved to Cairo, Egypt. At the age of five, a bomb destroyed their home. Ororo's parents were killed, but she survived, buried under rubble near her mother's body. This traumatizing effect left Ororo with the severe claustrophobia that still afflicts her today. Ororo managed to escape the rubble of her shattered home with nothing but the tattered clothes on her back and her mother's ancestral ruby. Homeless and orphaned, Ororo was found by a gang of street urchins who took her to their master, Achmed el-Gibar. Achmed trained Ororo in the arts of thievery and she soon became his prize pupil, excelling in picking both pockets and locks. During her time in Cairo, Ororo picked the pocket of an American tourist. The man proved no easy mark, however, as he was [[Professor X\|Charles Xavier]], a powerful mutant telepath who used his abilities to stop the theft. At that moment, Xavier was psionically attacked by another mutant and Ororo used the opportunity to escape.  Years later, feeling a strong urge to wander south, Ororo left Cairo. During her travels, Ororo naively accepted a ride from a complete stranger and was almost raped by him. Forced to defend herself, Ororo killed the man. From that moment, she swore never to take another human life. Ororo wandered for thousands of miles, almost dying during her trek across the Sahara Desert. Her mutant ability to psionically control the weather emerged soon after, and she was able to use them to rescue T'Challa, a prince of the African nation of Wakanda, from his would-be kidnappers. The pair spent much time together, however T'Challa's duties as a prince prevented them from further exploring their burgeoning mutual attraction. Finally, Ororo reached her ancestors' homeland on the Serengeti Plain in Kenya. She was taken in by an elderly tribal woman named Ainet who taught her to be responsible with her powers. Ororo soon came to be the object of worship of the local tribes who believed her to be a goddess due to her gift.	+	Ororo Munroe, also known as Storm, is the descendant of an ancient line of African priestesses, all of whom have white hair, blue eyes, and the potential to wield magic. Her mother, N'Dare, was the princess of a tribe in Kenya. She married the American photojournalist David Munroe and moved with him to Manhattan, where Ororo was born.  When Ororo was six months old, she and her parents moved to Cairo, Egypt. At the age of five, during a bombing in an Arab-Israeli Conflict, a plane crashed into their home. Ororo's parents were killed, but she survived, buried under rubble near her mother's body. This traumatizing effect left Ororo with the severe claustrophobia that still afflicts her today. Ororo managed to escape the rubble of her shattered home with nothing but the tattered clothes on her back and her mother's ancestral ruby. Homeless and orphaned, Ororo was found by a gang of street urchins who took her to their master, Achmed el-Gibar. Achmed trained Ororo in the arts of thievery and she soon became his prize pupil, excelling in picking both pockets and locks. During her time in Cairo, Ororo picked the pocket of an American tourist. The man proved no easy mark, however, as he was [[Professor X\|Charles Xavier]], a powerful mutant telepath who used his abilities to stop the theft. At that moment, Xavier was psionically attacked by another mutant and Ororo used the opportunity to escape.  Years later, feeling a strong urge to wander south, Ororo left Cairo. During her travels, Ororo naively accepted a ride from a complete stranger and was almost raped by him. Forced to defend herself, Ororo killed the man. From that moment, she swore never to take another human life. Ororo wandered for thousands of miles, almost dying during her trek across the Sahara Desert. Her mutant ability to psionically control the weather emerged soon after, and she was able to use them to rescue T'Challa, a prince of the African nation of Wakanda, from his would-be kidnappers. The pair spent much time together, however T'Challa's duties as a prince prevented them from further exploring their burgeoning mutual attraction. Finally, Ororo reached her ancestors' homeland on the Serengeti Plain in Kenya. She was taken in by an elderly tribal woman named Ainet who taught her to be responsible with her powers. Ororo soon came to be the object of worship of the local tribes who believed her to be a goddess due to her gift.

	=== The X-Men ===		=== The X-Men ===

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	Dark Phoenix was the Phoenix Force's fall from grace - a state wherein it became corrupted by power. The Phoenix entity became too strong to control for the merely human aspects it had acquired from Jean, but the other [[X-Men]] had no way to know what was happening and little chance of preventing a tragedy. [[Professor X]] helped Jean establish "psychic circuit breakers" in her mind, but they became less and less effective.		Dark Phoenix was the Phoenix Force's fall from grace - a state wherein it became corrupted by power. The Phoenix entity became too strong to control for the merely human aspects it had acquired from Jean, but the other [[X-Men]] had no way to know what was happening and little chance of preventing a tragedy. [[Professor X]] helped Jean establish "psychic circuit breakers" in her mind, but they became less and less effective.

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	The duel took place the next day in the Blue Area of the Moon. The Imperial Guard made short work of the X-Men, leaving Cyclops and Phoenix to make a final stand. A stray bolt hit Cyclops. Jean's control broke, and she became the Dark Phoenix again. Lilandra ordered Plan Omega, which would destroy the whole solar system in hopes of eliminating Dark Phoenix as well. Professor X ordered the X-Men to subdue Jean so that Plan Omega would not be necessary, and they managed to subdue the Phoenix for a brief time. In this moment of lucidity, Jean took Cyclops to a back alley, where she bade him an emotional farewell and turned the Kree weapon on herself.		The duel took place the next day in the Blue Area of the Moon. The Imperial Guard made short work of the X-Men, leaving Cyclops and Phoenix to make a final stand. A stray bolt hit Cyclops. Jean's control broke, and she became the Dark Phoenix again. Lilandra ordered Plan Omega, which would destroy the whole solar system in hopes of eliminating Dark Phoenix as well. Professor X ordered the X-Men to subdue Jean so that Plan Omega would not be necessary, and they managed to subdue the Phoenix for a brief time. In this moment of lucidity, Jean took Cyclops to a back alley, where she bade him an emotional farewell and turned the Kree weapon on herself.

-	The story ends with Uatu the Watcher's comment: "Jean Grey could have lived to become a god, but it was more important to her that she died as a human."	+	The story ends with Uatu the Watcher's comment: "Jean Grey could have lived to become a god, but it was more important to her that she died as a human."
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	==Powers and Abilities==		==Powers and Abilities==

Deadpool

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-	Deadpool isn;t just The Merc With a Mouth, he's also the sexiest man alive. Trust me.	+	Deadpool isn't just The Merc With a Mouth; he's also the sexiest man alive. Trust me.
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		+	Deadpool isn;t just The Merc With a Mouth, he's also the sexiest man alive. Trust me.
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Uncanny X-Men Chronology, Facts, and Opinions

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	Not all the X-Men can fly so Cyclops directs, Storm to grab Wolverine and Night Crawler. Banshee grabs Thunderbird. The stronger-than-steel Colossus, just plows into the ground, no problem. Sixty three seconds until impact with the ground and Cyclops wonders how he is going to survive. Banshee swoops and scoops Cyclops up at the last minute. (Note: In a previous issue, Cyclops has demonstrated the ability to slow objects down using his optic power, why not himself?)		Not all the X-Men can fly so Cyclops directs, Storm to grab Wolverine and Night Crawler. Banshee grabs Thunderbird. The stronger-than-steel Colossus, just plows into the ground, no problem. Sixty three seconds until impact with the ground and Cyclops wonders how he is going to survive. Banshee swoops and scoops Cyclops up at the last minute. (Note: In a previous issue, Cyclops has demonstrated the ability to slow objects down using his optic power, why not himself?)

		+	[[File:95BigAction..gif\|frame\|right\|Gort Action]]
	As Cyclops outlines his plan to get inside the NORAD base, Thunderbird calls him "One-Eye" and Cyclops tells him to knock it off. Then he instructs Night Crawler to teleport inside the base and find an access hatch to let the rest of them in. Once inside, Night Crawler is immediately attacked by Frog-Man, who really gets P.O.'d when Night Crawler calls him "Herr Frog"! Croaker tells Night Crawler, "I am no frog, I am a man!", but then Night Crawler teleports to close proximity and flattens Froggy with a single punch. Nightcrawler then opens an access door and the X-Men head into Nefaria's trap, a cloud of poison gas. But the X-Men break into the next room and temporarily escape the gas only to be confronted by military police who have been hypnotized by Nefaria). The X-Men take refuge behind Colossus from a hail of bullets and Storm creates a storm causing a flood of water that washes the police away (without hurting them). Next they are attacked by Ape-Man (Gort) who flings Thunderbird into Banshee taking them both out of the action. Then the Ani-Men attack. Lots of lively action takes place with the X-Men prevailing.		As Cyclops outlines his plan to get inside the NORAD base, Thunderbird calls him "One-Eye" and Cyclops tells him to knock it off. Then he instructs Night Crawler to teleport inside the base and find an access hatch to let the rest of them in. Once inside, Night Crawler is immediately attacked by Frog-Man, who really gets P.O.'d when Night Crawler calls him "Herr Frog"! Croaker tells Night Crawler, "I am no frog, I am a man!", but then Night Crawler teleports to close proximity and flattens Froggy with a single punch. Nightcrawler then opens an access door and the X-Men head into Nefaria's trap, a cloud of poison gas. But the X-Men break into the next room and temporarily escape the gas only to be confronted by military police who have been hypnotized by Nefaria). The X-Men take refuge behind Colossus from a hail of bullets and Storm creates a storm causing a flood of water that washes the police away (without hurting them). Next they are attacked by Ape-Man (Gort) who flings Thunderbird into Banshee taking them both out of the action. Then the Ani-Men attack. Lots of lively action takes place with the X-Men prevailing.

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	In the Danger Room, the X-Mens' practice facility, the X-Men are practicing their skills against one another. When Night Crawler laughs at Wolverine, he (Wolverine) momentarily looses his temper and if not for Night Crawler's teleport abilities, could have been seriously injured. Banshee and Xavier discuss Cyclops's depression, then Xavier tells Banshee, he has a housekeeper coming to look after the place while he is gone. Banshee asks "Gone?" The door bell rings and Banshee answers the door thinking he's going to meet an old biddy. Instead he is confronted by a hot young woman by the name of [http://marvel.com/universe/MacTaggert,_Moira Moira MacTaggert]. (For an eye opener, read her bio in the link.)		In the Danger Room, the X-Mens' practice facility, the X-Men are practicing their skills against one another. When Night Crawler laughs at Wolverine, he (Wolverine) momentarily looses his temper and if not for Night Crawler's teleport abilities, could have been seriously injured. Banshee and Xavier discuss Cyclops's depression, then Xavier tells Banshee, he has a housekeeper coming to look after the place while he is gone. Banshee asks "Gone?" The door bell rings and Banshee answers the door thinking he's going to meet an old biddy. Instead he is confronted by a hot young woman by the name of [http://marvel.com/universe/MacTaggert,_Moira Moira MacTaggert]. (For an eye opener, read her bio in the link.)

		+	[[File:96Big.gif\|frame\|Kierrok!]]
	The scene switches to a facility in the Adirondack Mountains where a vertical takeoff and landing aircraft that resembles the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-22_Osprey Ospry] lands and Colonel Rossi pops out to be greeted by Dr. Lang. Reference is made to a "project" that has been in the works for six years. Project Armageddon has cost a billion dollars and has been designed by Dr. Lang to kidnap mutants and do in-depth examinations to determine just what extent the mutant threat represents to humans. Lang is following in the [http://marvel.com/universe/Trask%2C_Bolivar Trask's] footsteps. Colonel Ross who is against the project, is there to make a final report to the mutant council. Lang knows his project is about to be nixed, yells at him that Bolivar Trask, (the organizer of the first anti-mutant campaign), knew the true threat of mutants and it was the X-Men who killed both him and his son.		The scene switches to a facility in the Adirondack Mountains where a vertical takeoff and landing aircraft that resembles the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-22_Osprey Ospry] lands and Colonel Rossi pops out to be greeted by Dr. Lang. Reference is made to a "project" that has been in the works for six years. Project Armageddon has cost a billion dollars and has been designed by Dr. Lang to kidnap mutants and do in-depth examinations to determine just what extent the mutant threat represents to humans. Lang is following in the [http://marvel.com/universe/Trask%2C_Bolivar Trask's] footsteps. Colonel Ross who is against the project, is there to make a final report to the mutant council. Lang knows his project is about to be nixed, yells at him that Bolivar Trask, (the organizer of the first anti-mutant campaign), knew the true threat of mutants and it was the X-Men who killed both him and his son.

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Wolverine

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	NOTE: To read the movie's plot holes and goofs, got to the [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]] page.		NOTE: To read the movie's plot holes and goofs, got to the [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]] page.

-	== Video Games ==	+	== Video Game(s) ==

	=== X2: X-Men United: Wolverine's Revenge ===		=== X2: X-Men United: Wolverine's Revenge ===
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	This game is based on the movie [[X2: X-Men United]], 2003.		This game is based on the movie [[X2: X-Men United]], 2003.

-	The game is nothing got to do with the movie. It is based on the comics. You can only use Wolverine.	+	The game is nothing got to do with the movie. It is based on the comics. You can only use Wolverine. The main villain(s) is/are Lady Deathstrike.

	The PlayStation 2, X-Box, Gamecube and PC version is rated M. The GameBoy Advanced version is rated PG.		The PlayStation 2, X-Box, Gamecube and PC version is rated M. The GameBoy Advanced version is rated PG.

-	Mark Hamill (aka Luke Skywalker from Star Wars Episode VI, V and VI and the voice of the Joker in the game "Batman: Arkham Asylum", 2009!) voices Wolverine and Patrick Stewart (the actual Professor Xavier from the X-Men movies) voices Professor Xavier again.	+	Mark Hamill (aka Luke Skywalker from Star Wars Episode VI, V and VI and the voice of the Joker in the game "Batman: Arkham Asylum", 2009!) voices Wolverine, Patrick Stewart (the actual Professor Xavier from the X-Men movies) voices Professor Xavier again and Gwendoline Yeo voices Lady Deathstrike.

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		+	=== X-Men Legends ===
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		+	This game is not based on any movie.
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		+	This game is based on the comics. You can use Wolverine, Storm, Professor Xavier, Cyclops, Gambit, Nightcrawler, Emma Frost, Colossus, Beast, Phoenix, Iceman, Jubilee, Magma, Psylocke and Rogue. The main villain(s) is/are Magneto, Mystique and Sabretooth.
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		+	The PlayStation 2, X-Box and Gamecube version is rated M.
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		+	Steven Blum (the voice of Deadpool in the [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]] game) voices Wolverine, Cheryl Carter voices Storm, Patrick Stewart (the actual Professor Xavier from the X-Men movies) voices Professor Xavier again, Robin Atkins Downes voices Cyclops, Scott MacDonald voices Gambit, Dee Bradley Baker voices Nightcrawler, Bobby Holliday voices Emma Frost, Earl Boen voices Colossus, Richard Doyle voices Beast, Leigh Allyn Baker voices Phoenix, Darren Scott voices Iceman, Danica McKellar voices Jubilee, Cree Summer voices Magma, Masasa Moyo voices Psylocke, Erin Matthews voices Rogue, Tony Jay voices Magneto, Grey DeLisle voices Mystique and Peter Lurie voices Sabretooth.

	=== X-Men: The Official Game ===		=== X-Men: The Official Game ===
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	This game is based on the movie [[X-Men: The Last Stand]], 2006.		This game is based on the movie [[X-Men: The Last Stand]], 2006.

-	The game is set in-between X-Men 2 and X-Men 3, which explains Nightcrawler's disappearance in X-Men 3. You can use Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the PlayStation 2, X-Box, X-Box 360 and Gamecube version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the GameBoy Advanced version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Iceman and Magneto on the DS version.	+	The game is set in-between [[X2: X-Men United]] and [[X-Men: The Last Stand]], which explains Nightcrawler's disappearance in [[X-Men: The Last Stand]]. You can use Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the PlayStation 2, X-Box, X-Box 360 and Gamecube version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the GameBoy Advanced version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Iceman and Magneto on the DS version. The main villain(s) is/are Sabretooth.

	The PlayStation 2, X-Box, X-Box 360, Gamecube and PC version is rated M. The DS and GameBoy Advanced version is rated PG.		The PlayStation 2, X-Box, X-Box 360, Gamecube and PC version is rated M. The DS and GameBoy Advanced version is rated PG.

-	Hugh Jackman (the actual Wolverine from the X-Men movies) voices Wolverine again, Alan Cumming (the actual Nightcrawler from X-Men 2, 2003) voices Nightcrawler again, Shawn Ashmore (the actual Iceman from the X-Men movies) voices Iceman again, Patrick Stewart (the actual Professor Xavier from the X-Men movies) voices Professor Xavier again, Tyler Mane (the actual Sabretooth from X-Men, 2000) voices Sabretooth again and Eric Dane (the actual Multiple Man from X-Men 3, 2006) voices Multiple Man again.	+	Hugh Jackman (the actual Wolverine from the X-Men movies) voices Wolverine again, Alan Cumming (the actual Nightcrawler from X-Men 2, 2003) voices Nightcrawler again, Shawn Ashmore (the actual Iceman from the X-Men movies) voices Iceman again, Patrick Stewart (the actual Professor Xavier from the X-Men movies) voices Professor Xavier again, Tyler Mane (the actual Sabretooth from X-Men, 2000) voices Sabretooth again.
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	This game is based on the movie [[X-Men Origins Wolverine]], 2009.		This game is based on the movie [[X-Men Origins Wolverine]], 2009.

-	This is the first X-Men game that uses the movie-that-is-based-on's storyline. You can only use Wolverine.	+	This is the first X-Men game that uses the movie-that-is-based-on's storyline. You can only use Wolverine. The main villain(s) is/are Deadpool and Stryker.

	The PlayStation 3, X-Box 360 and PC version is rated MA. The PlayStation 2, Wii and PSP version is rated M. The DS version is rated PG.		The PlayStation 3, X-Box 360 and PC version is rated MA. The PlayStation 2, Wii and PSP version is rated M. The DS version is rated PG.

-	Hugh Jackman (the actual Wolverine from the X-Men movies) voices Wolverine again, Liev Schreiber (the actual Sabretooth from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009) voices Sabretooth again, Dave Florek voices Stryker, April Stewart voices Kayla Silverfox, Will.i.am (the actual Wraith from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009) voices Wraith again, Robert Wu voices Agent Zero, Gregg Berger voices the Blob, Chris Edgerly voices Gambit, Steven Blum voices Deadpool and Anna Graves voices Mystique.	+	Hugh Jackman (the actual Wolverine from the X-Men movies) voices Wolverine again, [the rest are not mentioned in the second paragraph] Liev Schreiber (the actual Sabretooth from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009) voices Sabretooth again, Dave Florek voices Stryker, April Stewart voices Kayla Silverfox, Will.i.am (the actual Wraith from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009) voices Wraith again, Robert Wu voices Agent Zero, Gregg Berger voices the Blob, Chris Edgerly voices Gambit, Steven Blum (the voice of Wolverine in the [[X-Men Legends]] games) voices Deadpool and Anna Graves voices Mystique.
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X-Men Origins: Wolverine

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	It is set seventeen years before X-Men and will focus on Wolverine's violent past, and his early encounters with [[William Stryker]]. The Weapon X program and his interactions with other mutants will be explored, including his complex relationship with [[Sabretooth\|Sabretooth / Victor Creed]].		It is set seventeen years before X-Men and will focus on Wolverine's violent past, and his early encounters with [[William Stryker]]. The Weapon X program and his interactions with other mutants will be explored, including his complex relationship with [[Sabretooth\|Sabretooth / Victor Creed]].
	Also, as the [[Wolverine]] page says: it is not a sequel to [[X-Men: The Last Stand]] (2006), but a prequel. However, it is still part of the X-Men series and is the fourth movie.		Also, as the [[Wolverine]] page says: it is not a sequel to [[X-Men: The Last Stand]] (2006), but a prequel. However, it is still part of the X-Men series and is the fourth movie.
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		+	NOTE: To see a summary and extra information of this movie, go to the [[Wolverine]] page.

	==Cast==		==Cast==
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	During all this, also after the Credits, Weapon XI/Deadpool heals in the Reactor Pylon and grabs his head . . . .		During all this, also after the Credits, Weapon XI/Deadpool heals in the Reactor Pylon and grabs his head . . . .

-	NOTE: To see a summary of this movie, go to the [[Wolverine]] page.	+	NOTE: To see a summary and extra information of this movie, go to the [[Wolverine]] page.

-	== Plot Holes and Goofs==	+	==Plot Holes and Goofs==


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	*'''Referring to X2 (2003):''' Brian Cox [Stryker](X2, 2003) looks a lot different to Danny Huston [Stryker](X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009), even if he is supposed to be 17 years older from X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) to X2 (2003).		*'''Referring to X2 (2003):''' Brian Cox [Stryker](X2, 2003) looks a lot different to Danny Huston [Stryker](X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009), even if he is supposed to be 17 years older from X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) to X2 (2003).
	*How did Professor not know about Wolverine rescuing the mutants (wouldn't the mutants tell him? Or wouldn't have sensed Wolverine's presence using his powers?)? If he did he would have got Wolverine to follow him or he would have recognised or thought he was familiar?		*How did Professor not know about Wolverine rescuing the mutants (wouldn't the mutants tell him? Or wouldn't have sensed Wolverine's presence using his powers?)? If he did he would have got Wolverine to follow him or he would have recognised or thought he was familiar?
-	*In the part where Wolverine is escaping after he got the Adamantium and he cut an "X" in an door using his claws, wouldn't the four squares in the middle of the "X" fall off? They were floating in the air for a second and didn't show it falling down.	+	*In the part where Wolverine is escaping after he got the Adamantium and he cut an "X" in an door using his claws, wouldn't the four squares in the middle of the "X" fall off? They were floating in the air for a second and didn't show it falling down.
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		+	==Video Game==
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		+	This is the first X-Men game that uses the movie-that-is-based-on's storyline. You can only use Wolverine.
		+
		+	The PlayStation 3, X-Box 360 and PC version is rated MA. The PlayStation 2, Wii and PSP version is rated M. The DS version is rated PG.
		+
		+	Hugh Jackman (the actual Wolverine from the X-Men movies) voices Wolverine again, Liev Schreiber (the actual Sabretooth from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009) voices Sabretooth again, Dave Florek voices Stryker, April Stewart voices Kayla Silverfox, Will.i.am (the actual Wraith from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009) voices Wraith again, Robert Wu voices Agent Zero, Gregg Berger voices the Blob, Chris Edgerly voices Gambit, Steven Blum voices Deadpool and Anna Graves voices Mystique.

Wolverine

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-	===X-Men Origins: Wolverine: The Game===	+	===X-Men Origins: Wolverine===

	This game is based on the movie [[X-Men Origins Wolverine]], 2009.		This game is based on the movie [[X-Men Origins Wolverine]], 2009.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

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	'''X-Men Origins: Wolverine''' is a film based on the fictional Marvel Comics character [[Wolverine]], realeased on May 1, 2009. The film is directed by Gavin Hood and stars [[Hugh Jackman]] as the title character. It is a prequel to the X-Men film trilogy, focusing on the mutant Wolverine and Team X, before his skeleton was bonded with the indestructible metal adamantium.		'''X-Men Origins: Wolverine''' is a film based on the fictional Marvel Comics character [[Wolverine]], realeased on May 1, 2009. The film is directed by Gavin Hood and stars [[Hugh Jackman]] as the title character. It is a prequel to the X-Men film trilogy, focusing on the mutant Wolverine and Team X, before his skeleton was bonded with the indestructible metal adamantium.
	It is set seventeen years before X-Men and will focus on Wolverine's violent past, and his early encounters with [[William Stryker]]. The Weapon X program and his interactions with other mutants will be explored, including his complex relationship with [[Sabretooth\|Sabretooth / Victor Creed]].		It is set seventeen years before X-Men and will focus on Wolverine's violent past, and his early encounters with [[William Stryker]]. The Weapon X program and his interactions with other mutants will be explored, including his complex relationship with [[Sabretooth\|Sabretooth / Victor Creed]].
		+	Also, as the [[Wolverine]] page says: it is not a sequel to [[X-Men: The Last Stand]] (2006), but a prequel. However, it is still part of the X-Men series and is the fourth movie.

	==Cast==		==Cast==
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	==Sequel(s)==		==Sequel(s)==
-	Hood speculated that there could be a sequel, which may be set in Japan. Such a location was the subject of Claremont and Miller's series, which was not in the first film as [[Hugh Jackman\|Jackman]] felt “what we need to do is establish who [[Logan]] is and find out how he became Wolverine".	+	Gavin Hood (Director of [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]]) said that there could be a sequel, which may be set in Japan. Such a location was the subject of Claremont and Miller's series, which was not in the first film as [[Hugh Jackman\|Jackman]] felt “what we need to do is establish who [[Logan]] is and find out how he became Wolverine". This is definitely coming out.
-	A Deadpool spin-off is coming out too, but the release date is not known. Ryan Reynolds is possibly returning as Deadpool.	+	A Deadpool spin-off is possibly coming out too, but the release date is not known. Ryan Reynolds is possibly returning as Deadpool. This could have been cancelled or stalled, though.
		+	[[X-Men Origins: Magneto]] is also possibly coming out too, but the release date is not known. Actors in their twenties will be hired. This could have been cancelled or stalled, though.

	== Plot ==		== Plot ==
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	During all this, also after the Credits, Weapon XI/Deadpool heals in the Reactor Pylon and grabs his head . . . .		During all this, also after the Credits, Weapon XI/Deadpool heals in the Reactor Pylon and grabs his head . . . .
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		+	NOTE: To see a summary of this movie, go to the [[Wolverine]] page.

	== Plot Holes and Goofs==		== Plot Holes and Goofs==

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	===X-Men===		===X-Men===
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		+	Description: This is the first movie in the X-Men series.

	Year: 2000.		Year: 2000.
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-	===X-Men 2: X-Men United===	+	===X2: X-Men United===
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		+	Description: This is the sequel to the [[X-Men]] (2000) movie and is the second in the X-Men series.

	Year: 2003.		Year: 2003.
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-	===X-Men 3: The Last Stand===	+	===X-Men: The Last Stand===
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		+	This is the sequel to the [[X2: X-Men United]] (2003) movie and is the third in the X-Men series.

	Year: 2006.		Year: 2006.
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	===X-Men Origins: Wolverine===		===X-Men Origins: Wolverine===
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		+	Description: This is not a sequel to X-Men: The Last Stand, but a prequel. It is the fourth in the X-Men series.

	Year: 2009.		Year: 2009.
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	After Wolverine quits a mutant team called Team X, he marries, only to find that 6 years later she is killed by Sabretooth, his step-brother. He finds Sabretooth but they get into a fight, injuring Wolverine badly. Stryker later comes and inserts a special metal subtance called Adamantium into Wolverine's body. Wolverine escapes and finds a mutant called Gambit, who takes him to an island where Stryker and Sabretooth are hiding. Wolverine finds Stryker and Sabretooth, finding out that his wife is not actually dead. She and Sabretooth were actually spies and agents for Stryker. Sabretooth had killed members of Team X, just before he "killed" Wolverine's wife. It had all been an act. Wolverine's wife reveals herself, then admits she's a mutant, like him. She has the power of persuasion as long as she's touching them. Angry, Wolverine knocks Sabretooth out, then runs into a mutant called Weapon XI, aka Deadpool. They get into a fight, with the help of the recovered Sabretooth, then chops his head off. Then afterwards, Wolverine gets shot by Stryker in the brain, wiping out his memory. He then wonders off the island, not knowing anything about himself.		After Wolverine quits a mutant team called Team X, he marries, only to find that 6 years later she is killed by Sabretooth, his step-brother. He finds Sabretooth but they get into a fight, injuring Wolverine badly. Stryker later comes and inserts a special metal subtance called Adamantium into Wolverine's body. Wolverine escapes and finds a mutant called Gambit, who takes him to an island where Stryker and Sabretooth are hiding. Wolverine finds Stryker and Sabretooth, finding out that his wife is not actually dead. She and Sabretooth were actually spies and agents for Stryker. Sabretooth had killed members of Team X, just before he "killed" Wolverine's wife. It had all been an act. Wolverine's wife reveals herself, then admits she's a mutant, like him. She has the power of persuasion as long as she's touching them. Angry, Wolverine knocks Sabretooth out, then runs into a mutant called Weapon XI, aka Deadpool. They get into a fight, with the help of the recovered Sabretooth, then chops his head off. Then afterwards, Wolverine gets shot by Stryker in the brain, wiping out his memory. He then wonders off the island, not knowing anything about himself.

-	NOTE: To read the storyline in a lot more detail, go to the [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]] page.	+	NOTE: To read the movie's storyline in a lot more detail, go to the [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]] page.
		+	NOTE: To read the movie's plot holes and goofs, got to the [[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]] page.

	== Video Games ==		== Video Games ==

-	=== X-Men 2: Wolverine's Revenge ===	+	=== X2: X-Men United: Wolverine's Revenge ===

-	This game is based on X-Men 2, 2003.	+	This game is based on the movie [[X2: X-Men United]], 2003.

	The game is nothing got to do with the movie. It is based on the comics. You can only use Wolverine.		The game is nothing got to do with the movie. It is based on the comics. You can only use Wolverine.
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	=== X-Men: The Official Game ===		=== X-Men: The Official Game ===

-	This game is based on X-Men 3, 2006.	+	This game is based on the movie [[X-Men: The Last Stand]], 2006.

	The game is set in-between X-Men 2 and X-Men 3, which explains Nightcrawler's disappearance in X-Men 3. You can use Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the PlayStation 2, X-Box, X-Box 360 and Gamecube version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the GameBoy Advanced version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Iceman and Magneto on the DS version.		The game is set in-between X-Men 2 and X-Men 3, which explains Nightcrawler's disappearance in X-Men 3. You can use Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the PlayStation 2, X-Box, X-Box 360 and Gamecube version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Iceman on the GameBoy Advanced version. You can use Wolverine, Colossus, Iceman and Magneto on the DS version.
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	===X-Men Origins: Wolverine: The Game===		===X-Men Origins: Wolverine: The Game===

-	This game is based on X-Men Origins Wolverine, 2009.	+	This game is based on the movie [[X-Men Origins Wolverine]], 2009.

	This is the first X-Men game that uses the movie-that-is-based-on's storyline. You can only use Wolverine.		This is the first X-Men game that uses the movie-that-is-based-on's storyline. You can only use Wolverine.

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	*How come when Gambit escaped the Island and hid in a casino, Stryker couldn't find him but it only took Wolverine less than a day?		*How come when Gambit escaped the Island and hid in a casino, Stryker couldn't find him but it only took Wolverine less than a day?
	*Why did Agent Zero shoot the two farmers and lure Wolverine out of the barn, then blow up the barn, when he could have blown up the barn in the first place when all three were in there?		*Why did Agent Zero shoot the two farmers and lure Wolverine out of the barn, then blow up the barn, when he could have blown up the barn in the first place when all three were in there?
-	*Why couldn't the mutants that Stryker captured escape out of their cells? Emma Frost's skin can turn to diamond (which can cut through almost anything) and Scott Summers/[[Cyclops]] has his laser. There are also a dozen more mutants there, and at least one of them could also escape.	+	*Why couldn't the mutants that Stryker captured escape out of their cells? Emma Frost's skin can turn to diamond (which can cut through almost anything) and Scott Summers/[[Cyclops]] has his laser. There are also a dozen more mutants there, and at least one of them could also escape. The only mutant who escaped was Gambit (he can make objects explode).
-	*Wouldn't the army notice Wolverine and Sabertooth could heal after so many wars? So how come they tried to execute them at the start?	+	*Wouldn't the army notice Wolverine and Sabertooth could heal after so many wars? So how come they tried to execute them at the start? They might have known they were mutants but how come they never realized they could heal?
-	*Wouldn't the army notice Wolverine and Sabertooth could heal after so many wars? So couldn't they just use Wolverine and Sabertooth to attack everybody in all the wars without risking their own lives?	+	*Wouldn't the army notice Wolverine and Sabertooth could heal after so many wars? So couldn't they just use Wolverine and Sabertooth to attack everybody in all the wars without risking their own lives? They might have known they were mutants but how come they never realized they could heal?
	*Why couldn't Cyclops use his laser to escape Stryker's base on the Island when he and the rest of the rescued mutants (and Wolverine's wife) were trying to find the way out?		*Why couldn't Cyclops use his laser to escape Stryker's base on the Island when he and the rest of the rescued mutants (and Wolverine's wife) were trying to find the way out?
-	*Referring to X-Men (2000): In X-Men (2000), wouldn't the mutants that Wolverine rescued recognize him (Scott Summers/Cyclops doesn't count because he was blindfolded)? They were the first mutants in Xavier's School for Mutants but it was set only 17 years before X-Men (2000) so they would have been at the mansion when Wolverine first arrived.	+	*'''Referring to X-Men (2000):''' In X-Men (2000), wouldn't the mutants that Wolverine rescued recognize him (Scott Summers/Cyclops doesn't count because he was blindfolded)? They were the first mutants in Xavier's School for Mutants but it was set only 17 years before X-Men (2000) so they would have been at the mansion when Wolverine first arrived.
-	*Referring to X2 (2003): If Stryker got arrested after the credits, how come in X2 (2003) he was an army general?	+	*'''Referring to X2 (2003):''' If Stryker got arrested after the credits, how come in X2 (2003) he was an army general?
	*If Wolverine was a veteran in every single war since the Civil War, wouldn't he be able to tell that his wife wasn't really dead? He also has super-sense from his mutant powers so he would be able to detect the heartbeat (even if it's slow) and the fake blood.		*If Wolverine was a veteran in every single war since the Civil War, wouldn't he be able to tell that his wife wasn't really dead? He also has super-sense from his mutant powers so he would be able to detect the heartbeat (even if it's slow) and the fake blood.
-	*Referring to X2 (2003): Stryker's operation room and Adamatium tub is different to the one that is supposed to be the same in X2(2003).	+	*'''Referring to X2 (2003):''' Stryker's operation room and Adamatium tub is different to the one that is supposed to be the same in X2(2003).
-	*Referring to X2 (2003): Brian Cox [Stryker](X2, 2003) looks a lot different to Danny Huston [Stryker](X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009), even if he is supposed to be 17 years older from X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) to X2 (2003).	+	*'''Referring to X2 (2003):''' Brian Cox [Stryker](X2, 2003) looks a lot different to Danny Huston [Stryker](X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009), even if he is supposed to be 17 years older from X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) to X2 (2003).
-	*How did Professor not know about Wolverine rescuing the mutants (wouldn't the mutants tell him? Or wouldn't have sensed Wolverine's presence using his powers?)? If he did he would have got Wolverine to follow him or he would have recognised or thought he was familiar?	+	*How did Professor not know about Wolverine rescuing the mutants (wouldn't the mutants tell him? Or wouldn't have sensed Wolverine's presence using his powers?)? If he did he would have got Wolverine to follow him or he would have recognised or thought he was familiar?
		+	*In the part where Wolverine is escaping after he got the Adamantium and he cut an "X" in an door using his claws, wouldn't the four squares in the middle of the "X" fall off? They were floating in the air for a second and didn't show it falling down.
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