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I believe the query is coolness. Also spidey was considered a mutant in canon before and got his power through radiation exposure but molecule man cant be a mutant? Thats some racist shit right there.
the hell is this
I believe the query is coolness. Also spidey was considered a mutant in canon before and got his power through radiation exposure but molecule man cant be a mutant? Thats some racist shit right there.
the hell is this
I believe the query is coolness. Also spidey was considered a mutant in canon before and got his power through radiation exposure but molecule man cant be a mutant? Thats some racist shit right there.
I thought Spidey was so expressly not a mutant that in House of M he still wasn't one?
His daughter was considered one, though, I think.
I'm gonna need a link for the spider man thing
http://www.comicvine.com/news/off-my-mind-is-spider-man-considered-a-mutant/142597/
Not interested in further derailing the thread but that basically sums up my thoughts on the subject.
Along with the comics, the intro to X-men 2 showed that Nightcrawler can seriously fuck some shit up if he wants to.
I was always a fan of Iceman. Surfing around the sky, throwing snowballs, turning into a huge Omega level monster. Sounds rad as hell.
lol. yeah, this is one columnist's wankery on what would qualify as a mutant. It's total bullshit.
It's marvel's universe, so they make the rules on what qualifies, and mutants need an active X-gene, otherwise every single individual with powers would be a mutant. DC's rules are different- everyone with powers is a metahuman, and mutants don't exist there at all. It's not "professor X" making the rules, but marvel editorial.
as it is, there's a clear line between super-powered heroes (like spiderman, or the FF), mutants (who have x-genes), and MUTATES, who are genetically altered men/women/animals with no X-gene. We could also go further to look at offshoots of humanity like the inhumans and deviants, who are powered via mutations but explicitly NOT mutants either.
whoever wrote that couldn't possibly have read a comic ever.
yeah, most teleporters could, just by teleporting away a part of the body- there's almost no defense against it and the only reason it's not an instant game over is because most of them aren't killers. Blink's powers fall in the same category. Kitty pryde can phase people halfway into things and leave them there, which is almost as bad.
He was referred to as a mutant in cannon before
Personally i like Vanisher over Nightcrawler. At least teleporting wise.
I was always a fan of Iceman. Surfing around the sky, throwing snowballs, turning into a huge Omega level monster. Sounds rad as hell.
He was referred to as a mutant in cannon before I just cant remember where. Pointless argument anyway so I'll just go with magneto on crack
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correct. marvel also even went so far as to slap "the non mutant super hero!" on spidey's books back in the 90s...for reasons I was never quite clear on.
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What is the difference?
I think it's because 90s Marvel was all about X-Men. It was their heyday.
Hey look I found somebody who insists that Spider-Man is a mutant even though he isn't.
I don't know who this Franklin Richards is, but he certainly has one of the lamest mutant names.
I don't know who this Franklin Richards is, but he certainly has one of the lamest mutant names.
If Franklin Richards counts for the purposes of this thread, then he is easily the best. His herald is GALACTUS.
If that doesn't make you the baddest dude around then nothing will.
Sir James Jaspers is one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel universe, with the power to warp reality. The less powerful Earth-238 version of Jaspers was able to warp his entire universe beyond recognition to such a degree that it became necessary to destroy the Earth-238 timeline completely just to stop the Jaspers' Warp from spreading to other universes. From what Merlyn hinted during his telepathic alert to Captain Britain, the more powerful Earth-616 Jaspers was an omniversal-scale threat whose power would continue to grow exponentially:
"This version of Jaspers. Is too powerful, too dangerous. His counterpart could at least be halted, even if it meant destroying his entire continuum. This one is not so easily containable. And if he cannot be defeated, then the omniverse shall fall into chaos, and a new and hostile god shall play dice with matter."
Mad Jim Jaspers has vast reality-warping powers. He can restructure matter and energy on an enormous scale and bend and distort space to create tesseract spaces which are far larger than what would otherwise fit into their three-dimensional volume. He can warp and disrupt the laws of physics to make entire universes unsuitable for life if left unchecked. During his battle with the Fury, Jaspers altered his own form to change into completely different lifeforms and even non-living objects while maintaining his own human mind. He reanimated his entire body after having been fried into an empty skeleton by the Fury. He has shown himself capable of resurrecting the dead and creating sentient lifeforms. However, his powers are seen to have limitations. Unlike the Scarlet Witch, Mad Jim Jaspers needs existing reality in order to function his powers, as seen when the Fury took him outside the known universe, rendering him powerless.
Jaspers is *debatably* stronger than franklin is, but it's a close one.
I'm not sure why one would even make a villain that stong. it's dangerously close to beyonder levels of OP
Mad Jim is omniversal, but with Franklin's recent feats, I don't know how to gauge him against jimmy since I'm sure they'll stack feats if they use adult Franklin again
Mad Jim is omniversal, but with Franklin's recent feats, I don't know how to gauge him against jimmy since I'm sure they'll stack feats if they use adult Franklin again
Val has to be the most cheated child in Marvel history. Even if she HAD Franklin's powers, his sheer swag has her beat. Dude dated Rachel Grey and is like, ten years old.
Val has to be the most cheated child in Marvel history. Even if she HAD Franklin's powers, his sheer swag has her beat. Dude dated Rachel Grey and is like, ten years old.
She's like the smartest person who will ever live. As it is she's getting to the point where she can give Reed a run for his money.
She made a working lightsaber for giggles and she's like 7.
Being smart is kinda worthless in Marvel though, since intelligence never solves problems.
Unless she's gonna be a villain.
That's like Reed's whole thing though.
She's like the smartest person who will ever live. As it is she's getting to the point where she can give Reed a run for his money.
She made a working lightsaber for giggles and she's like 7.
Franklin richards is most certainly a mutant, though not *technically* an Xman.
Jean isn't anywhere near the strongest mutant. She has a strong affinity with the phoenix force, but that's really a separate entity, and she's not the only wielder. Rachel grey had it for a long time, for instance.
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Retcon or not, no matter what, Jean IS Phoenix.
"I am always Jean Grey, and I am always the Phoenix"
Jean Grey is an Omega class mutant
Xavier and Moira MacTaggert have always known of Jean's potential
Phoenix (even if you go by the Phoenix Force version) represents Jean's full potential as a psi
"Marvel Girl" Jean Grey, immediately post-resurrection in the early X-Factor days, caused Destiny to become future blind...Jean's mere presence disrupted her precognitive powers, and she called her "a nexus of probabilities"
Jean's clones, offspring, and clones' offspring are all incredibly powerful mutants. That's her genetic potential they're taping into.
Nate Grey was "unlocked" after a mental connection was formed with his genetic mother, AoA Jean Grey
A single vial of Jean's blood was called "Telekinetic Godhood in a Jar"
Despite other avatars, Jean's role is unique and supreme, as the White Phoenix of the Crown, and telekinetically "rewound" every atom in the universe back 150 to change the Here Comes Tomorrow timeline
Onslaught sought to augment Jean's mind to his own...her resistance was enough not only to deny him access to her mind, but also disrupt his own cohesiveness....his next attempts? Nate Grey and Franklin Richards....pretty clear example of the company she keeps, power-wise.
Jean mind has manifested the Phoenix effect as a young girl, long before the shuttle incident
Jean's mind, as a young girl, was used by Xavier to calibrate Cerebro
Jean, as a teenager, subconsciously eroded Xavier's sophisticated mental blocks just by intuitively trying to reach out to Scott
...and many more facts that prove that Phoenix isn't just a dress that anyone can wear but just happens to fit Jean the best.
Being smart is kinda worthless in Marvel though, since intelligence never solves problems.
Unless she's gonna be a villain.
and as long as there's moisture somewhere, he's nearly unkillable. he doesnt' need a body anymore.
psychics might have a field day with him though.
I swear omni, I only see you when jean is brought up. Do you lurk on the gaming side more?
Lol, I guess the GAF member cycle goes Gaming>OT>Lurk. I mostly lurk OT, though I did check out the gaming side for the PS4 conference.
Life has just gotten very "real" these past few years(starting a relationship, losing my mother to cancer, starting a company in a different land/culture and largely learning as I go), so I have less time to post in and follow most threads I'm interested in....as corny as it may sound, posting about comics and the X-Men/Jean Grey in particular, anchors me to a simpler time in my life.
Isn't Luckshot or whatever his name is has a mutant power of being lucky?
Isn't Luckshot or whatever his name is has a mutant power of being lucky?
If Franklin Richards counts for the purposes of this thread, then he is easily the best. His herald is GALACTUS.
If that doesn't make you the baddest dude around then nothing will.