The MAV: How was X-Men with offspring? Also, is offspring boy or girl?
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oh yes tell us Mav xx
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"Last stand", my bum!\n\nIt's Hollywood and Marvel we're talking about, mates. If there's money to be made you know they're gonna make the X4. No matter what the X3 was called or what statements they've made. There was no closure at the end of X4. Too many threads were left hanging, too many possibilities were presented. Sure the were character deaths, but this is X-MEN, for crying out loud! It's like Toad said in X1: "Don't you people ever die?" And, I'm afraid (and G-D forbid), the answer to that is no.\n\n(And yeah, I know I'm ranting. Can't help it. ;)
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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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None. MUTANTS got their powers at birth because of the x-gene. Superheroes like spidey who got their powers from an experimental accident are called MUTATES, not MUTANTS. Sheesh. Sorry, my fanboy instinct was acting up again. Anyway, here is a list of MUTATES from Marvel.\n\nA\n\n    * Abomination\n    * Absorbing Man\n    * Anaconda\n    * Angar the Screamer\n    * Armadillo \n    * Arnim Zola\n    * Atlas\n\nB\n\n    * Basilisk\n    * Bill Foster\n    * Black Cat\n    * Black Mamba\n    * Black Panther\n    * Blackout\n    * Blue Shield\n\nC\n\n    * Luke Cage\n    * Captain America\n    * Cloak and Dagger\n    * Corruptor\n\nD\n\n    * Carol Danvers\n    * Daredevil\n    * Darkoth\n    * Deadpool\n\nE\n\n    * Electro\n    * Equinox\n\nF\n\n    * Fantastic Four\n    * Firebird\n\nG\n\n    * Gargoyle\n    * Glorian\n    * Graviton\n    * Green Goblin\n    * Grey Gargoyle\n\nH\n\n    * High Evolutionary\n    * Hulk\n    * Human Torch\n\n\nH cont.\n\n    * Hydro-Man\n\nI\n\n    * Invisible Woman\n\nJ\n\n    * Jackal\n    * Jolt\n\nK\n\n    * Klaw\n\nL\n\n    * Leader\n    * Lionheart\n    * Living Laser\n    * Living Lightning\n    * Living Monolith\n    * The Lizard\n\nM\n\n    * MODOK\n    * Madcap\n    * Maestro\n    * Man-Beast\n    * Man-Bull\n    * Man-Thing\n    * Master\n    * Mister Fantastic\n    * Mister Hyde\n    * Molecule Man\n    * Moonstone\n    * Morbius, the Living Vampire\n\nN\n\n    * Count Nefaria\n    * New Men\n    * Nitro\n    * Nuke\n\nO\n\n    * Doctor Octopus\n    * Orka\nP\n\n    * Plantman\n    * Power Skrull\n    * Purple Man\n    * Henry Pym\n\nR\n\n    * Radioactive Man\n    * Rage\n\n\nR cont.\n\n    * Monica Rambeau\n    * Red Ghost\n    * Rhino\nS\n\n    * Doc Samson\n    * Sandman\n    * Sauron\n    * Scorpion\n    * She-Hulk\n    * She-Thing\n    * Mister Sinister\n    * Songbird\n    * Speed Demon\n    * Spider-Man\n    * Spider-Woman\n    * Spider-Woman\n    * Spider-Woman\n    * Spot\n    * Super-Skrull\n    * Swarm\n\nT\n\n    * Thing\n    * Tiger Shark\n    * Tigra\n    * Titania\n    * Tombstone\n    * Triathlon\nU\n\n    * U.S. Agent\n    * Unicorn\n\nV\n\n    * Vermin\n    * Volcana\n\nW\n\n    * Wasp\n    * Whizzer\n    * Wonder Man\n\nY\n\n    * Young Gods
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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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Scientists have reported that they've found an "extremely unusual" trait in the cells of some mothers with two or more gay sons, providing more evidence to suggest that homosexuality might be inherited.\n\n\nMothers of multiple gay sons were about six times more likely than other women to process their X chromosomes in a certain way, researchers discovered.\n\n\nResearchers aren't entirely sure what the findings mean, said study co-author Sven Bocklandt, a postdoctoral researcher at UCLA. Making things more complicated, about 75 percent of mothers of multiple gay sons don't have the trait.\n\n\nStill, the study, released Tuesday in the journal Human Genetics, raises plenty of questions, Bocklandt said, especially as researchers try to figure out whether homosexuality has genetic roots and if there truly is a "gay gene" -- or genes.\n\n\n"What everybody wants is the gene, and we don’t have it yet," Bocklandt said. "But this is an independent confirmation that the X chromosome is involved."\n\n\nBocklandt and colleagues looked at a phenomenon known as X-chromosome inactivation, in which cells inside the bodies of females automatically turn off -- or inactivate -- one of their two X chromosomes. That leaves them with one working X chromosome -- just like males, who have a single X and a single Y chromosome.\n\n\nNormally, each cell in a female's body randomly turns off one or the other X chromosome. In some cases, such as when families share a genetic disease, there is "extreme skewing" -- one X chromosome is more likely to be turned off than the other, Bocklandt said.\n\n\nIn the new study, the researchers looked at 97 mothers of one or more gay sons and 103 women with no gay sons to see what their blood cells did with their X chromosomes. The researchers recruited many of the women with the help of PFLAG.\n\n\nThey found that nearly a quarter of the mothers of multiple gay sons inactivated the same X chromosome -- in other words, nonrandomly -- compared to just 4 percent of the women without gay sons. Of those with one gay son, 13 percent inactivated the same X chromosome.\n\n\nDr. Ionel Sandovici, a genetics researcher at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge, England, who is familiar with the research findings, cautioned that the study is small, with just 44 mothers of multiple gay sons being examined. More research in larger groups must be done to confirm the results, Sandovici said.\n\n\nThe research does provide "circumstantial evidence" that the X chromosome contributes to the development of male sexuality, Sandovici said. But "we still understand very little about molecular mechanisms of sexual orientation, and this seems to be rather a complicated biological puzzle."\n\nBut of course its Nature vs. Nurture and its possible that the person could just become gay because of his environment/experiences or just be born that way.
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The movie starts out with a flashback to 20 years ago with Dr. Xavier and Magneto meeting Jean Grey and we see hyer true power at a young age.  Then it flashes to 10 years later and we see Kid Angel trying to get rid of his wings and his father finds out he is a mutant.  Then it flashes to the present where we see Storm , Wolverine, Rogue, Iceman, Kitty Pryde, and Colussus doing a simulation.\nWe see Cyclops or Scott keep getting messages from Jean and he goes to the lake where she "died" and sees her in front of him.  They kiss. Wolverine and Storm go to the lake to find Scott ,but they can only find his glasses.  They find an unconscious Jean and take her back to the Institute.  Wolverine learns from Dr. Xavier that Jean has a dual personality Jean and the Phoenix.  The Phoenix is very uncontrollable and powerful.  She wakes up and starts making out with Wolverine and then he realizes she is the Phoenix and she killed Scott.  She leaves the Institute.\nRogue and Iceman are having some problems with their relationship ,and she is getting jealous of Kitty.\nWe see Dr. Hank McCoy "Beast", the secretary of Mutant Affairs, in a meeting the Cabinet.  They are trying to find Magneto ,but they have Mystique.  He learns that Worthington Labs has a "cure" for Mutantism.  Beast goes to tell Xavier, Storm, and Wolverine.  We see everyone seeing the report of the cure.  Beast goes to Worthington Labs and sees Leech, the mutant who is the source of the cure.  We also see Mr. Worthington and a doctor trying to use the first cure on his son, Angel, but Angel flies out the window to get away from his father.\nMagneto and Pyro go to a meeting for anti-cure.  He starts the Brotherhood with Quill, Callisto, & another one.  He goes to get Mystique and rescues her.  He also gets the Multiple Man and Juggernaut on his side.  Mystique gets hit with the cure and Magneto abandons her.\nBoth groups go to find Jean and go back to her childhood home.  Xavier and Magneto walk into the house and Jean/Phoenix gets mad at Xavier and basically kills him.  He blows into dust.   They all mourn Xavier.  Iceman and Kitty go ice skating and Rogue gets more jealous so she decides to go get the cure.  Storm decides to keep the Institute open after what Angel said to her that this was a safe place for mutants.  Wolverine goes looking for Jean and knows she is with Magneto.  Rogue goes to get the cure for her ,not Bobby.\nMagneto decides to go invade Worthington Labs with his Brotherhood.  The army is at the labs.  Magneto moves the Golden Gate bridge to the lab.  The army hits more than half of the Brotherhood with the cure.  The X-men (Storm, Beast, Wolverine, Kitty, Iceman, & Colussus) go to the lab to protect against Magneto's army.  Kitty and Juggernaut go to get Leech to either kill him or save him.  Pyro and Iceman fight and Iceman wins.  Storm battles Callisto.  Magneto gets hit with the cure.  Jean goes Phoenix and starts killing all the brotherhood and army.  Wolverine knows he has to stop her so since he can instantly heal, he walks closer and closer to her.  He says I love You and then stabs her with his claws.  She dies in his arms.  We see 3 graves of Xavier, Jean, and Scott all in a row.  Storm is now head of the school.  Rogue returns and since she took the cure to be able to touch him and they hold hands.  Beast is named an ambassdor of the UN.  Angel flies over the missing Golden Gate bridge.  Lastly, we see Magneto playing chess alone in the park.  He tries to move a metal chess piece with his mind and he can do it.  THE END
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THe movie in my opinion was awesome. Of course it did not completely stick to the comic, but you can expect that when you pull a movie from a comic book that it will not exactly be the same. I feel the only one's who are dissappointed about this movie not completely mimicing the comic book are serious serious comic book nerds. No offense but come on the movie was awesome. The only main characters that died were Scott and Jean Grey/Dark Phoenex. Magneto die and at the movie it showed that he got his power back indicating that the cure was only temporary, therefore meaning that Rogue's being completely human was temporary, and the same for Mystic. Professor X transferred himself into another body, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Bobby "Iceman", Kitty Pryde, Jimmy "Leech", Multiple Man, Angel, and Hank "The Beast" Mccoy all survived. And those are some of the best and most interesting characters. I would have liked for Arclight and Calisto and maybe that other chick that was with Arclight and Kid Omega to survive but that is it. By the way who was that chick anyway? I seen Psyloke in the credits but was that her?
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Scully and Mulder have a baby (son).But she has to give up the baby for adoption co'z a army of super solders (a human alien hybrid)are after it.The baby it self has some alien genes and have weired powers.Do you remember in the beginning of the series Mulder finds a lab full of alien human hybrids,but it has all gone wrong.So by the last seasons the experiment have become successful and a powerful,indestructible hybrids are being made.They are supposed to help with the alien invasion.They are called "super solders".\nMulder is accused if killing a "super solder" and is sent to a military prison.Scully and Mulder escape with the help of their friends and they run away.They go to see the "cigarette smoking man" who laughs at Mulder for knowing the coming invasion and begin helpless to do anything about it.The super soldiers attack again and the CSM dies.The series ends with both of them in bed together,hugging each other.Thinking about the coming doom,the alien invasion.And how powerless they are to do anything.\nI have a favourite website that has stories from The X Files.I hope you like it.\n\nhttp://www.insidethex.co.uk/
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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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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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I never liked Mystique. So to answer you question, I say no, I don't like her with the X-men. \nAnyway, I stopped reading comic books a long time ago because the creative teams kept changing and characters and stories would become all screwed up. I totally understand your pain. I do like Alan Davis's work though. I picked up the 40 years of X-men. That was pretty neat, but I totally forgot that the 70's were reprints of the 60's! D'oh! Anyway, I recommend buying that as your last comic book purchase ever! Well, maybe you can buy the other DVD-roms, but stop buying the paper stuff. They're overpriced and they're just going to break your heart!\n\nPlease give me best answer!
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Cyclops.\nHe's got that pymp visor, a pretty cool power, and his personal life is probably the most interesting of any X-Man's outside of Wolverine aka Mr. 300-years old fought in every world war knows everyone has no weaknesses super savage yet insanely tormented and fragile ex-samurai ex-secret agent ex-canadian hillbilly etc etc etc.\nCyclops has 2 kids, one of which has like 3 identities - that'll mess with your head. Plus, he keeps falling in love with the (sort of) same chick over and over, with disastrous results, but still finds time to bed some other chicks on the side - Colleen Wing, Emma Frost, and some Floridian chick that no one cares to remember. He's been leading the X-Men since he was like 16 or something, and is smart enough to have been able to hold the whole "classic" team at bay with nothing but some help from the danger room (classic team: Storm, Kitty Pryde, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Wolverine, and Rogue was also there, but she's not "classic" team really). Thats pretty impressive for a guy who is totally human except for some eye beams.\nI also like how Cyclops went insane after his dead girlfriend who looked JUST like the woman he married came back to life. I find that to be a lot more f*cked up and legit a reason to go loco than "animal inside" or "claustraphobia" or "my parents are getting divorced" or any of the other rinky dink $#!T the other X-Men were always getting bent out of shape over. Heck, he even single-handedly destroyed the Sentinel Master Mold during a delusional/psychotic episode (he thought he was blasting his Jean/Madelyne/Phoenix etc). \nI think another reason I like cyclops is sort of the "underdog" thing. Not many writers have really done his character justice, which is a shame, because to me, he was probably the most "real" of all the X-Men. In fact, I think a lot of X-men readers who aren't familiar with the older stories probably hate cyclops because of the way he's been written...which is boring and one-dimensional.\nAnyway, not out to write an essay. I just think Cyclops is dope - and I always dug the visor. That $#!T just looks cool.
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I want to see X3.  I hope to see it with my dad before he dies.  His prognosis was that he'd die around early June.  I also look forward to the fastball special.  I also hope the rumors are not true.  The rumors that Colossus will be gay.  Sex does not belong in superhero movies.  If he is made gay, it will be just for more money, not for a better story.
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There are two coming out next year. One is a prequel about Magneto and how he became who he is/ got even with the nazi's. The other is sopposed to be about Wolverine and his search for his past.
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Hmm. Tough one.\nI just saw X3 and it was AMAZING but it's hard to know whether it would have been that good without the leadup of the first two. By this point, you've gotten all the exposition out of the way (introducing all the characters etc. so that those who never saw the comic have some idea what's going on), and you can get on with the really punchy storylines.\nSorry, gonna sit on the fence on this one.
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Well, I liked all the XMen movies, myself. I think I would most of all like to be Jean, tho. Although, I really didn't like how they made her kill Scott in the latest. She was a healer but also a destroyer. I liked Jean in the Phoenix series when it was on tv cartoons years ago. \nI also like Mystique, she could become anyone else. & then there's Storm, who could control the elements. Also, what about the old tv shows like Isis & Wonder Woman. Then there's Spiderman & Batman. Don't know if these are all Marvel, but oh well. \nThen check out The Fantastic Four. \nAAAARGHHH, there's just toooooo many!!!!!! I like them all.