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i always thought he wasnt a mutant.. but only became a "mutant" from the helmet he wore.. like a magic power... take it off and he as strong as a strong human..something the x-men could deal with..
He wasn't a mutant in the Earth-616 universe. Ultimate Marvel (where it's okay for Stan Lee to be senile with old age) has made several twisted changes to the mutants we know and love. Gambit dies sixty-five issues in, Juggernaut is a mutant and in love with Rogue, Rogue absorbs Gambit's powers and can now touch people, Nick Fury is black, and Magneto acts more like a wreckless bafoon than his true, reserved self. Examples of this are A.) Referring to Charles Xavier as a "stupid cripple" and B.) Striking Polaris in the head with a chair.
All in all, the new Marvel universe is all that didn't happen in 616, because they knew it wouldn't
sell. And I assume that it most likely doesn't (considering the constant fact that every other issue is a crossover, with Spiderman only being fifteen-years-old and dating the X-(Wo)Man known as Kitty Pryde). But enough of that explanation and back to the subject at hand.
Kid Omega was an extreme level telepath whom became an avatar for the Phoenix Force later on in the comic series (proving for a fact that the Phoenix isn't a ****ed split personality syndrome), and
Quill is a character, well, in the film, it's the latter Quill, who can sprout porcupine needles from his body.
For some reason, Brett Rattner thought to combine these names and casted the would-be Quill as Kid Omega in the credits ('Ch. So much for staying true to the comics in
any way).
Let's Fighting Love said:
There HAS to be a sequel. How could it the series end without them have defeating apocolypse.
By killing off the team leader, his girlfriend, and the Professor (then sticking him into the corpse of a braindead old man), only then to make the one man that should
never be the team leader assume the role and thus... Make him the hero of the story by ending the Phoenix's struggle by killing off her
vessel current host. Oh, and making the biggest villain whom becomes an ally against Apocalypse a human
because they're too idiotic to make a decent film.
You've been served a healthy dose of the
Surreal Comic Book Life, pick up your complimentary X3 bracelet and cup of water on your way out.