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Todd Arliss![]() Member Since: Mon Nov 09, 2009 Posts: 651 |
Subject: WEHT these Mutants? Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 12:24:52 am EST (Viewed 381 times) |
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I'm asking if the following muties have shown up in the past couple of years anywhere. If any of them are currently dead or depowered,please add this after their names. El Aguila The Maha Yogi Rusty Collins Magma Alpha the Ultimate Mutant Unus The Vanisher The Ogre If anyone can help me out on the present status of the above mutant heroes and villains, I'll be eternally grateful.
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Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: Todd Arliss] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 12:32:01 am EST (Viewed 193 times) |
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The Black Guardian ![]() ![]() Moderator Location: Paragon City, RI Member Since: Sat May 17, 2008 Posts: 26,169 |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: Todd Arliss] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 01:37:46 am EST (Viewed 256 times) |
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Quote: El AguilaDepowered on M-Day. Quote: The Maha YogiHe's not a mutant. He's a mutated human, and more recently, a magician. Back around 8000 BC, some aliens mutated a human, giving him powers. He also goes by the names Mad Merlin and Merlin Demonspawn. He last showed up in the Captain Marvel vol 5 series. He was trapped inside a bubble of magical energy when last seen. Quote: Alpha the Ultimate MutantIt's questionable whether he's a mutant or not. Magneto created him in a lab. He hasn't been seen since that issue of Quasar on the Stranger's planet. Quote: The OgreHasn't been seen since Thunderbolts #55. After a quite long stay with them, he jumped through a portal, traveling with Humus Sapien, into deep, deep space. Might be cool to see him in a cosmic book. City of Heroes is BACK!
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Todd Arliss![]() Member Since: Mon Nov 09, 2009 Posts: 651 |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: patoliver] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 06:33:30 am EST (Viewed 176 times) |
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Omar Karindu![]() Member Since: Sat May 17, 2008 Posts: 4,242 |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: The Black Guardian] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 09:34:06 am EST (Viewed 230 times) |
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Quote: Quote: El AguilaQuote: Depowered on M-Day.Which arguably doesn't affect the character at all, since his cover story was always that he had a zapper device in his sword anyway. All he has to do is buy one from any of dozens of techie types in the MU. Apparently Billy Tucci's rejected pitch to take over the last Heroes for Hire series would have involved El Aguila as a villainous sort running illegal immigrants for cheap labor, something rather out of character for the later-day Zorro. Quote: Quote: The Maha YogiQuote: He's not a mutant. He's a mutated human, and more recently, a magician. Back around 8000 BC, some aliens mutated a human, giving him powers. He also goes by the names Mad Merlin and Merlin Demonspawn. He last showed up in the Captain Marvel vol 5 series. He was trapped inside a bubble of magical energy when last seen.More specifically, the aliens who altered him were the so-called "Caretakers" of Arcturus, from those old 1970s Morbius stories. Their involvement was revealed in a "Tales of the Vishanti" backup strip in the Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme series; prior to that, the Mad Merlin in all his guises had generally been accounted a mutant with some Bloodgem assistance. Quote: Quote: Alpha the Ultimate MutantQuote: It's questionable whether he's a mutant or not. Magneto created him in a lab. He hasn't been seen since that issue of Quasar on the Stranger's planet.Longshot and Shatterstar are somehow considered mutants despite being bioengineered; at a guess, Alpha is also a bioengineered being with the x-gene. Quote: Quote: The OgreQuote: Hasn't been seen since Thunderbolts #55. After a quite long stay with them, he jumped through a portal, traveling with Humus Sapien, into deep, deep space. Might be cool to see him in a cosmic book.What was his mutant power revealed to be, again? - Omar Karindu "For your information, I don't have an ego. My Facebook photo is a landscape."
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Sandman![]() Member Since: Fri Oct 03, 2008 Posts: 866 |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: Omar Karindu] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 11:01:54 am EST (Viewed 170 times) |
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Quote: Quote: Quote: El AguilaQuote: Quote: Depowered on M-Day.Quote: Which arguably doesn't affect the character at all, since his cover story was always that he had a zapper device in his sword anyway. All he has to do is buy one from any of dozens of techie types in the MU.Quote: Apparently Billy Tucci's rejected pitch to take over the last Heroes for Hire series would have involved El Aguila as a villainous sort running illegal immigrants for cheap labor, something rather out of character for the later-day Zorro.Quote: Quote: Quote: The Maha YogiQuote: Quote: He's not a mutant. He's a mutated human, and more recently, a magician. Back around 8000 BC, some aliens mutated a human, giving him powers. He also goes by the names Mad Merlin and Merlin Demonspawn. He last showed up in the Captain Marvel vol 5 series. He was trapped inside a bubble of magical energy when last seen.Quote: More specifically, the aliens who altered him were the so-called "Caretakers" of Arcturus, from those old 1970s Morbius stories. Their involvement was revealed in a "Tales of the Vishanti" backup strip in the Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme series; prior to that, the Mad Merlin in all his guises had generally been accounted a mutant with some Bloodgem assistance.Quote: Quote: Quote: Alpha the Ultimate MutantQuote: Quote: It's questionable whether he's a mutant or not. Magneto created him in a lab. He hasn't been seen since that issue of Quasar on the Stranger's planet.Quote: Longshot and Shatterstar are somehow considered mutants despite being bioengineered; at a guess, Alpha is also a bioengineered being with the x-gene.Actually, I don't think Longshot was ever called a mutant while Shatterstar was part of a earth mutant boy who he merged with. Something to do with the winding ways I think. Quote: Quote: Quote: The OgreQuote: Quote: Hasn't been seen since Thunderbolts #55. After a quite long stay with them, he jumped through a portal, traveling with Humus Sapien, into deep, deep space. Might be cool to see him in a cosmic book.Quote: What was his mutant power revealed to be, again?
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The Black Guardian ![]() ![]() Moderator Location: Paragon City, RI Member Since: Sat May 17, 2008 Posts: 26,169 |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: Omar Karindu] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 04:36:23 pm EST (Viewed 140 times) |
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Quote: Quote: Quote: The OgreHasn't been seen since Thunderbolts #55. After a quite long stay with them, he jumped through a portal, traveling with Humus Sapien, into deep, deep space. Might be cool to see him in a cosmic book. What was his mutant power revealed to be, again? No mutant power. He's a human technology user. City of Heroes is BACK!
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Omar Karindu![]() Member Since: Sat May 17, 2008 Posts: 4,242 |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: The Black Guardian] Posted Wed Dec 30, 2009 at 07:21:17 pm EST (Viewed 144 times) |
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That's what I thought, but I couldn't recall if Nicieza dropped in a mutant talent for him after the fact. - Omar Karindu "For your information, I don't have an ego. My Facebook photo is a landscape."
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Super Rubbery Bung![]() |
Subject: Re: WEHT these Mutants? [Re: Sandman] Posted Thu Dec 31, 2009 at 03:21:02 am EST (Viewed 107 times) |
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Quote: Actually, I don't think Longshot was ever called a mutant while Shatterstar was part of a earth mutant boy who he merged with. Something to do with the winding ways I think. Longshot isn't even human, so he is hardly a mutant in any sense. People associate him with mutancy of course due to his association with the X-men.
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Subject: While his mutant-ness is questionable.. [Re: Super Rubbery Bung] Posted Thu Dec 31, 2009 at 06:18:06 pm EST (Viewed 115 times) |
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Mutant powers aren't exclusive to just humans in the MU, for example we've seen mutant Skrulls (Cadre K), mutant Technarch (Warlock), mutant Vorm (Star Stalker & his son) & various others.
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Subject: He is no mutant at all. [Re: RadChipmunk] Posted Fri Jan 01, 2010 at 02:04:44 pm EST (Viewed 12 times) |
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In his case, though it hardly makes sense, since he is an artifical alien lifeform with added mystical possibility altering powers. He was designed with all his powers by Arize, except for his luck. That was some kind of magical branding.
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