what is the difference between mutins(X Men) and humans.?
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I have done research on this since I'm a HUGE XMEN fan....\nMutants have a gene in their DNA that makes them different in many different ways..  Some do not look different and some do.. Usually this gene gives them some special abilitiy(abilities)like in the genre: Flying,eye beams, control weather, etc....\n\nHope that answers your question
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Professor Xavier is a mutant - one of the world's most powerful telepaths. As a young man, he was rendered a paraplegic in an accident that is later revealed to have been caused by an alien called Lucifer. In addition to his mutant gifts, Xavier possesses a world-class scientific intellect, and he graduates from Harvard and Oxford Universities.
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There's going to be a fourth part of the series, but it's going to be called "Wolverine" and is basically a sequel to X-Men and a story of Wolverine's life and how X-Men got started. Thank you.
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ok .... to answer your question .... most of the Emperial Guard of Shi'ar are mutants ..... and there are also mutant Skrulls with both shape changing ability and whatever other power they might get from their mutation .. the Kree have mutants.  So there are loads of mutants out in space with base abilities like the Skrulls and more on top of that\n\nhope thats what your looking for
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they dont have to breathe... They are super mutant changy people... They breathe as humans no Power rangers!
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ok, this is off the top of my head, with no help from the net or anything else!!!\nprofessor x - charles francis xavier, strongest telepath on earth, wheelchair bound, x-men\njean grey - also known as phoenix, marvel girl, married to cyclops, telekinetic, telepathic, sometimes inhabited by phoenix force, possibly dead, x-men, x-factor and hellfire club\ncyclops - scott summers, fires optic blasts from his eyes which are powered by the sun, powers dont work on brother havok, father is leader of starjammers, x-men and x-factor\nwolverine - logan/james howlett, enhanced senses, healing factor, bone claws, adamantium laced skeleton, been part of different organizations (cia, weapon x, alpha flight), x-men\nbeast - hank mccoy, incredible agility, dexterity, strength, intelligent, mutated to be covered in blue fur, recently mutated again, found cure for legacy virus, x-men, x-factor, avengers\ncolossus - ptior rasputin, strength, could transform his skin into organic metal, x-men, died in order to make cure for legacy virus\nstorm – ororo munroe, can control the weather, was a thief, is badly claustrophic, x-men\ngambit – remy lebeau, can charge objects with kinetic energy, favourite weapons playing cards and bo-staff, thief, x-men\nrogue – ability to absorb peoples energy and mutant powers, very strong, can fly, practically invulnerable, x-men\nnightcrawler – kurt wagner, used to be in a circus, can teleport, is blue with a tail and 3 fingers and toes, been part of x-men and Excalibur\njubilee – jubilation lee, can create bright globes of plasma, member x-men and generation x\nbanshee – sean cassidy, can create sonic blasts from his vocal cords, enables him to fly, x-men and generation x\nwhite queen – emma frost, telepathic, telekinetic, can transform her body into diamond hard substance, generation x, x-men and hellfire club\niceman – bobby drake, can turn his body into solid ice, create ice shards and ice structures, x-men, x-factor\npsylocke – besty braddock, conscious transferred to body of ninja, telepathic, telekinetic, power formed as psychic knife, x-men, dead?\narchangel – warren worthington III, also known as angel, originally feather wings, became apocalypse’s horseman, death, wings turned to metal, eventually turned back to feathers, bones hollow like a birds, x-men, x-factor\napocalypse – en sabah nur, oldest mutant known, multiple powers including strength and shape shifting, always has horsemen\nmystique – raven darkholme, shapeshifter, foster mother to rogue, mother to nightcrawler and graydon creed (son of sabretooth)\nsabretooth – victor creed, enhanced senses, mutant healing factor, similar past to wolverine, still possible they’re related\ngraydon creed – son of mystique and sabretooth, human, dead\nforge – ability to create and invent absolutely anything\nmoira mctaggert – human, ran research facility muir island, died from legacy virus\ncable – nathan christopher charles summers dayspring, son of cyclops and madelaine pryor, infected by techo-organic virus by apocalypse, sent into the future, telekinetic and telepathic\nstryfe – clone of cable, same powers but no virus, insane, created legacy virus\nmadelaine pryor/goblin queen – clone of jean grey created by sinister\nmr sinister – nathanial essex, practically invulnerable, obsessed with genetics and summers line, shapeshifter of sorts\nx-man – nate grey, from an alternate reality (age of apocalypse), powerful telekinetic and telepathic\nmagneto - magnus/erik lensherr, can control any metal with magnetism, x-men, brotherhood evil mutants\ntoad - mortimer toynbee, can jump great distances and heights, has extra long tongue can use as a weapon, can spit acid\nblob - fred j. dukes, immense size, practically invulnerable, absorbs energy\nhavok - alex summers, not sure of his exact power, I know it’s solar powered and doesn’t work on cyclops, think it’s something like concussive blasts\npyro - st. john allergy,
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Mmm, not the greatest.  Seems like they couldn't come up with very many solid mutant powers for Magneto's random army, and the Juggernaut's costume was ridiculous.  Mad heads die, Xavier actually says something about a telekinetic caccoon like it's the most obvious explanation in the world, and Jean Gray's hair is SO whack.\n\nBut it's pop culture, so you've got to hit up.
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Hugh Jackman!  Oops...I mean X-Men3
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wolverine. despite them being fairly evenly matched, wolverine has berserker rage on his side and when he gets like that, he can't distinguish between friend or foe and in that state, he could beat almost anyone
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Wolverine's claws are part of his mutation.  They are made of bone, but are now coated with adamantium like the rest of his skeleton.  Adamantium is a rare, virtually indestructible metal that exists only in the Marvel comics universe.  I hope I understood your garbled question correctly.
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Phoenix & Iceman, Highest = Omega\n\nIn the Marvel Comics Universe, a mutant with the ability (or potental) to exist beyond the physical realm and consciously explore the metaphysical. Immortality is also a possibility but not a requirerment.\n\nJean and Quentin Quire; Nate Grey & Franklin Richards have to be considered as well if you're looking at the future comics.\nIceman & Elixir\n\nGood thread = http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f49/t356137.html\n\nThe big long list can't all be real Omegas.\nMaybe Alphas\n\n------------------------\nOmega speaks for potential. X-men forever spoke of how humanity sees the result of experiments the Celestials carried out on early lifeforms, on behalf of the abstracts. The reason for these experiments was to ensure that a race of beings would eventually evolve that would surpass and in turn replace all of the Abstracts. This would bring about the end of universe. By creating humanity the abstracts are ensuring that the cycle of life continues to revolve. This final state of evolution is phoenix. Its what all humanity will eventually turn into. Thats why Jean as phoenix is called the "ultimate mutation". Those with omega (the last) potential are the ones closest to reaching this final stage of evolution. Whether their potential results in they themselves turning into phoenixes (like Jean and Quentin Quire have) or their descendants doing so, within Omega-level mutants lies the potential to bring about the end. Hence its name.
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While Batman is the coolest, his talents are overhsadowed by superman and every other member of the justice league. X men would win, only becuase they work together better, and dont rely on sheer force, like superman. Picture gambit and nightcrawler fighting superman...
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The Blob (Frederick J. Dukes) is a Marvel Comics supervillain, an adversary of the X-Men. Created by writer Stan Lee and artist/co-writer Jack Kirby, he first appeared in X-Men #3 (January 1964).\n\nA mutant, the Blob claimed to be unmovable. He possessed an extreme amount of pliable body mass, which granted him superhuman strength, and his own gravitational pull. Possessing the mindset of a bully, he mostly used his powers for petty crime and as a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants and Freedom Force.\n\nPowers and abilities\nThough now depowered, the Blob's mutant physiology granted him a number of advantages. He had vast superhuman strength and his resistance to injury was among the greatest of all Marvel characters. Indeed, his greatest asset was his superhuman resilience; his highly elastic blubbery skin had proven to be difficult to penetrate by gunfire, missiles, and even Wolverine's claws; though with sufficient force the claws could lacerate his flesh. Anything short of adamantium could not damage his skin, or even cause him pain. On one occasion however, a concentrated optic blast fired by Cyclops was sufficient to puncture a hole through his shoulder, much to the shock of Dukes himself. He could also alter his personal gravity field to make him virtually immovable, although an incredible force (such as the Juggernaut or Colossus) could uproot him, along with a chunk of whatever he was standing on (the only beings on record to have been able to lift the Blob against his wishes are the Incredible Hulk and Strong Guy). Despite his morbidly obese appearance, his agility was the same as that of a fairly athletic male of normal stature, a fact which frequently caught his opponents by surprise.\n\nThe Blob had superhuman strength which had greatly increased over the years, in a manner very similar to that of the Thing; originally the Blob had enhanced strength enabling him to lift about 1 ton, but right up to losing his powers he had become strong enough to lift roughly 70 tons. This improvement was said to be a result of his ongoing mutation.\n\nWhat few weaknesses the Blob did have mostly circumvented his physical resistance. He was able to be injured by attacks directed at his face, as his eyes, nose, mouth and ears did not have the same blubbery protection as the rest of his body. Dukes was susceptible to psionic attacks and psychic manipulation. The Blob could also be incapacitated by sensory assaults; for example, Banshee was able to render Blob unconscious solely through the use of his sonic scream. He could be incapacitated by drinking alcohol, although due to his immense body mass it would require a great deal.
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there was a graphic novel called dc vs. marvel, where a dc character fought a marvel character. the result was that the dc universe and the marvel universe ended up merging, which meant merging the characters - batman and wolverine, flash and quicksilver, superman and captain america, spider-man and superboy, etc. it was supposed to boost comics sales for both publishers. it was different, but never meant to last
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the difference in DNA between humans is SUPER tiny, like in the hundreths of a percent different.  humans are approximately .001% different
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I don't care but can I mutate along with them?\n\nIt would have to be evolution. We were suppose to be made in God's image but if we mutated some of us would no longer look like God unless South Park is right. Look at Hank, also known as Beast, he is fuzzy and blue like Nightcrawler. Does that mean God is really fuzzy and blue? Mystique is blue, Soran turns into a pteradactyle human whenever he absorbs mutant engery as apposed to human energy. Look at Sabertooth. The X-men evolved. They weren't like the Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles, exposed to toxic waste, or the Griffins.
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I really like the both of them since i'm a freak in X-men and LOTR movies. But if i had to chose a character for snake then i'd definitely chose Hugh Jackman because he's already given us a bad ass, don't really give a shit about consequences character in wolverine. Snake is basically that as well.