question about jean grey/phoenix?
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In X3 the dark phoenix is just Jean's split personality. In the comics however the Phoenix is an all powerful force from another galaxy. Some bad people from the Shi'ar (I think that's how you spell it) race try to take control of the Phoenix for their own greedy purposes. The Phoenix escapes and finds a home in Jean Grey's body. The Phoenix is actually a good being, but after spending time in Jean's body it discovered things it had never known before. Being just energy, no body the Phoenix had never experienced touching people, love, hate or rage. Inside Jean was the first time it ever really felt anything. It liked the darker emotions like rage and lust the most and thus the Dark Phoenix was born. Jean was able to regain consciousness for short periods of time, but couldn't control it well. In order to save her friends and earth from the Phoenix's power she blew herself up in some remote part of the galaxy. Later it was discovered the phoenix actually protected Jean from being killed and she returned to earth. I think tht's when the famous "let me see your eyes Scott" scene (in the movie and the comics) took place. I believe she has had relapses since and has even been killed off because it again (by Wolverine).\n\nThe Phoenix storyline in the comics is great, but too much to throw into X3. Although the movie is different I really enjoyed it.
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the movies aren't following the comics exactly anymore.\nthe writters are taking bits and pieces from random comics.\nscott is gone and soo is jean(maybe i don't see why she would come back tho)\n\nif i was a writter, they would totally get married.
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Theater, bro! The first one was disappointing; completely strayed from the comic books, characters were all wrong (Rogue, Storm and Wolverine as the "original" X-Men?!?! . . . Freakin' Hollywood!)But after recovering from those blunders, the second movie was a huge improvement. The end got me psyched. The dark phoenix saga was one of the best story lines ever! I'm sure Hollywood will screw it up somehow but . .  . we'll see. Definitely worth paying for theater tickets (it ain't cheap in NYC)
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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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I love the Phoenix from the comic books, she was awesomely powerful, yet retained all of Jean Grey's memories, quirks and feelings, which was ultimately the key to her undoing.  The movie version of Phoenix was sooooo weak...
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I'm not sure what your question is... The last question you had about magneto is the reason why they want us to come back to watch X-men 4. And the scene after the credits was a guy waking up in a hospital bed with the nurse saying "Charles?" Replying to Charles Xavier... you know, Professor X. Well, recall in the beginning of the movie when Prof. X was showing a video of a man in an unconcious state with a nurse next to him. Prof. X says that it is possible for a mutant to use another persons body to store their powers and soul into, and if it was ethical... well the end of the movie shows exactly this. Prof. X wakes up, using the unconcious man's body, calls the nurse, and it shocks her. She knew right away it was Professor X because she calls him Charles... \n\nAnd of course the movie was focused on Jean Grey because the comic and cartoon contained many episodes focused on her and her alternate identity, Dark Pheonix. It was by far the right time for it, because if you have ever opened the COMICS (the cartoon was slightly off also) Dark Pheonix began to spin off into a separate comic, but it never caught on. Also in the comic, Wolverine never kills Pheonix, the issue was actually unresolved if I remember.\n\nFor the sake of film, some items where changed. This ALWAYS happens when you adjust movies for cinema... like the Da Vinci Code.... that's another story.\n\nThis should answer your question about Beast and Arch Angel, in future episodes they may play more important roles, like Iceman and Pyro did in this episode.\n\nWith all of the characters and info that the movie leaves out, they really could have upwards of 20 sequels if they wanted to include every detail. I bet you never knew that Colossus is actually Russian, and in love with the girl who can walk through walls. Iceman was actually not interested in her... just because. The comic never had him and Rogue as love interests, because the comic depicted Rogue as an older woman (old as Jean Grey) who was in love with Gambit. Rogue was also capable of flying. MANY MANY MANY other issues are being left out.... Mutant related to each other, those that switch sides, change identities...\n\nOne last example of whats being left out... In the comic version, Juggernaut is actually Professor X's younger half brother, Mystique is Nightcrawler's real mother, however a foster mother of Rogue... making Nightcrawler and Rogue step siblings..... it goes on and on....\n\nI used to love the comic, now that I am grown, I enjoy the movie.
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Apocalypse is the all powerfull mutant that all X-Men fear. I find it strange though that they never even mention him in any of the movies... :-?
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She was in the classrooms during the few lessons/lectures (ie: Xavier's lecture about how some psychics can transfer themselves into another's body)  I'm a big fan of the old cartoon show so, her role in the movies has been a big let down.  She has a deleted scene from X-2 where she shows her powers...kinda.
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Winter 1991 Marvel Super-Heroes special (Volume 2, number 8)\n\nFor those unaware, this is the first time the Steve Ditko abomination Squirrel Girl was unleashed unto the collective geekdom.\n\nWhy do I dislike this issue? There's a myriad of reasons, one of which is the glaring fact that Doctor Doom (keep in mind, this is a guy with intelligence on par with Reed Richards and who happens to be adept at sorcery, not to mention had numerous gadgets at his disposal) is beaten by a seemingly endless barrage of squirrels. That's right. Squirrels. Furry animals that forage for nuts and the like.\n\nThis issue should have served as Squirrel Girl's once and final appearance but no, Marvel just had to pull her back out from the darkest absessed regions of many fans minds. They also had the nerve to depict her effortlessly kicking the asses of two cosmic powerhouses in the Marvel Universe (Thanos and Terrax, to be precise).\n\nHer very existence is maddening.
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I'm sorry but this is a majorly lopsided fight. You just got Storm blown to atoms. Take a guy with the genius to rival Reed Richards and Dr Doom at the same time ( he did) and give him the powers of Prof X, Magneto, and the Phoenix force at the same time and you think Storm can handle that? No freaking way. This guy would beat the snot out of Onslaught by himself, never mind poor Storm.
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Well, Wrath, give me a day or so and I'll have enough time to answer ya.  I do remember the Power Pack - the kiddies reminded me of the stay-puft marshmallow man, with their cheesy cloud costumes.  So lemme get back to ya tomorrow!\n\nWell, well, The Runaways seem to be the new kids on the block, so to speak, in a relative time stream.  (Like 3 years ago.)  The Power Pack was the original Kids Next Door!  Wait, there's only 4 of them... \n\nAnyway.  The Runaways were kids of parents, kids who found out that their parents were actually supervillains!  *gasp*  So, they ran away, using or finding out information about their parents' abilities or powers... thus, getting their OWN powers or technology.  Gee, that's original!  (It truly is!)  \n\nThe members of the Runaways:\n\nNico Minoru - Current leader of the group. Carries the mystic "Staff of One," which allows her to cast spells, though never the same one twice. Went by the codename "Sister Grimm" during the first series run. \nChase Stein - Pilots the "Leapfrog," their ship. Originally possessed gauntlets known as "Fistigons" that can make fire in any form that Chase desires, although the Fistigons were destroyed by Nico Minoru when Alex Wilder used them against the Runaways. Was given the codename "Talkback." \nGertrude Yorkes - Possesses a genetically engineered deinonychus (whom she dubbed "Old Lace") under her telepathic control. Went by the codename "Arsenic." \nMolly Hayes - A mutant with super-strength, she grows sleepy after exerting herself or using her invulnerability. Was given the codename "Bruiser", although she'd rather be called Princess Powerful. \nVictor Mancha - The cyborg son of the robotic Avengers foe Ultron. He has electromagnetic abilities.\n\nThe members of the Power Pack:\n\nThe team is made up of siblings Alex, Julie, Jack and Katie Power. Alex received the power to control gravity; Julie, the ability to fly (leaving a rainbow-like trail behind); Jack, the ability to control his molecular density (allowing him to turn into a cloud, or shrink down) and Katie received the power to disintegrate matter, absorb energy and fire it as energy balls. They have changed powers on more than one occasion, and have had additional members.\n\nSorry, while the Runaways have the advantage in numbers, the Power Pack HAS fought in numerous battles with and against some MAJOR names... thus, they have extensive experience and should be able to shut down the Runaways easily.  Knowledge is power!
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okay.......(deep breath) It was revealed that kurt wagner's mother and father were none other than shapeshifting Mystique and the evil brute Sabertooth. Making the untouchable Rogue somewhat of Nightcrawler's foster sister. Seeing as how Rouge was raised by Mystique while Kurt was given up for adoption. In the cartoon x-men he was thrown in a river and found by gypsies while in the comic books I believe he was found in a shelter and adopted by circus folk. Now to answer your question one of Mystique's main aliases is Raven Darkholme (a white Native-American looking do gooder) Therefore in many alternate reality issues such as you can find in "Excalibur" and maybe even "Age of Apocolypse" titles, Kurt was actually raised by his mother and therefore goes by the name Darkholme. So where did you see it? :) - Useless knowledge is the best kind to have.
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Scott/Cyclops starts hearing Jean call to him, he goes to find her.\n\nHe shoots beams into the lake, she comes out, kisses him.\nNext, the mutants hear a noise and Xavier sends Storm and Wolverine to the lake.\n\nThey find Jean but no Scott. They bring her back, she escapes.\n\nMagneto and Xavier go to Jean's house and she vaporizes X.\n\nMystique takes a "cure bullet" for Magneto and turns human. Magneto escapes with some of the mutants. They band together and hide out.\n\nWolverine starts hearing Jean call him, he goes to the camp to find her and Magneto throws him through the air.\n\nMagneto's crowd go to the lab to kill Leech aka the cure. Big fight, Magneto gets "cured"\n\nStorm takes over running the school, Rogue has taken the cure so she can touch her boyfriend.\n\nClosing scene...Magneto is moving metal so we are led to believe the cure isn't permanent.  Scene after credits, Xavier is in another body.
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--Attention--\n\nMovie spoilers ahead!\n\nIf you have not seen the X3 movie, please do not read on!\n\n- - - - -\n\nIf they plan on making another movie it will most likely be one of these ways. A prequel - to explain more about the origins of the X-Men. They could continue with the current cast and take the movie in a whole different direction; either by ignoring the characters who have since passed on, or by using Xavier and Jene as more passive characters rather then major characters, in which the powers of telepathy would influence the existing characters like Storm and guide them on their way. Who's to say Xavier is completely gone!?! After all, Xavier has walked the halls of time and space before! They could resurrect Xavier and the other two making them major characters yet again (nothing is impossible in the movie industry.) Or they could do spin-offs like Wolverine. I don't think any of the other characters are spin-off worthy. Wolverine is a story in and of himself and would do well on his own.\n\nJust think about it - we barely get a glimpse of Jubilee in X2, we have yet to see Gambit make an appearance, we just briefly get so see the Sentinels in X3 and there is still the story of Apocalypse. There are so many things that they have yet to touch on. They would not willingly kill the story and lose a million dollar movie opportunity! However, they might want to make it appear that way so that they are not "chained to the beast" so to speak, giving them the option of doing it more then one way. After all, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen are getting older. Who’s to say one of them won’t kick the bucket any time soon!?! I’m sure they want to play it safe and not make any promises that they can’t deliver.\n\nMark my words - the fans will cry out for another X-Men movie!!! Whether it be with Xavier or not, we will demand another movie to satisfy the burning itch/scar that X3 left in our hearts and minds! They chose to mess with our minds, so they must satisfy the public voice and tie-up all the loose ends that they left with the last movie. We demand to know how the story really ends!!! \n\nWho ever said the "cure" was permanent!?! That's what they thought, but that doesn't make it so! After all, Magneto got a huge dose of "the cure", and yet his power still remained. I mean, Beast returned to normal after being in the same room with the boy. Who’s to say the cure was ever a permanent solution!?! If this is all true and the cure never really was a cure, that means characters like Mystic and Rogue may yet return. Which begs the question - when does Rogue get her super human strength and her amazing flying abilities. Are they going to tie her down and domesticate the great Rogue!?! We want Jubilee and Gambit to fight on the forces of good! Where is Cable, Bishop, and Mister Sinister!?! We want to see the memories of our Saturday morning cartoons come to life again! We want the X-Men (as a whole) back again to bask in their former Saturday morning glory.\n\nIt was cool how Wolverine stopped Jene, but I still don't know why they didn't have enough sense in them to have "the boy" face up with Jene. It all could have been over and done with like that, had the boy faced up to her. Then maybe she would still be alive! \n\nXavier always believed that Jene was the most powerful mutant alive, even more powerful then himself (as was proven in the movie.) Unfortunately, the movie left us with unfulfilled visions. We wanted to see Jene turn in to the Phoenix and fly around the skies in her wonderful and terrible glory. We wanted to see the Sentinels kick some mutant butt. We wanted to see more of a superhuman explosion with Magneto and his minions. But instead, they gave us never before seen or thought of events, which shocked our systems and put a whole new swing on things.\n\nThey (the movie industry) are suppressing a blockbuster monster and domesticating the
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it was Beth Phoenix and it was her official WWE debut. She feuded with Mickie in OVW before.
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She reappeared a couple of years ago in a storyline written/drawn by Steve Skroce in Wolverine Vol 1. She is with Yukio( sp?) in Japan for now.
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*****SPOILER**** SPOILER****Remember when Professor Charles Xavier was giving the lecture to the students about their poweres and abilities and he had them watch the guy in the hospital bed? He talked about ability transferring if they had the power to do that and what benefits it could have and the ethics of it, etc etc?\n\n\nWEll in the very end after the credits...it shows a female Dr enter a hospital room, she checks in on the patient then we hear Prof Xavier's voice say,"Moira" and she replies "Charles?" so, this is Dr. Moira MacTaggart and Prof Xavier has transferred is mental being into this man. Leaves it open to sequal of course...especially with the fact that Magneto could start moving the chess piece even if it was slight..showing only temporary cure that does not last.