@@dwoncrawford5823 If the writers get more imaginative.

No reason he can’t still appear.

@@silasbodiba1877 Thanks so much for watching. Trust me, I intend to!

Going worldwide

Their informal name was the “Five Lights”. Hope Summers gathered them after Avengers vs X-Men in 2012. They’re Transonic, Velocidad, Primal II, Zero II, and Oya (who now goes by “Temper”).

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@@Shack83 😎

@@ziegander You’re welcome, I’m glad my video helped!

I agree, I like the 616 Mimic better myself. His Exiles variant does have an interesting version of their power, though.

@@Shack83 but one of the things I don't like about 616 mimic is he kinda of prick and a punk but 616 need to come back if he took time to master his powers like how his exile version mimic the Phoenix Force he probably will be in the top tier mutants and have all those Omega level mutants in modern day level

Thanks. Three of the Nasty Boys have been covered in previous videos (Slab in Size-Changing Mutants; Gorgeous George in Dumbest Mutant Powers 6 or 7; and Kylun vs Ruckus.

@@Shack83 Oh okay! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction (Edit: typo)

I collected the whole runs for both. It was clear they were both running out of gas in the end. Yeah, check out what you may have missed, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

@@Shack83 Have been so far! :)

Were you a big Alpha Flight fan?

@@Shack83 Yes. I’m currently rereading volume one. The later stories after Bill Mantlo left are terrible.

I can imagine several of the characters from the Fallen Angels miniseries (like Gomi and his lobsters, Moon Boy & Devil Dinosaur, even Warlock) as refugees in your Liveworld idea

@@Supremmo Agreed. It was truly great when Byrne was at the helm.

@@Shack83 I didn’t read too many of the Byrne issues. My jumping point was the Bill Mantlo era. He did a lot of gruesome and weird things with the team during his run. The person who took over after him sucked.

Glad you mentioned Doorman. GLA FTW!

So am I. Manikin appeared more than they did!

Hickman likely forgot about them

@@Supremmo Us fans know more than the writers do. That's why the Marvel Handbooks from the mid-2000s onwards have been so good: Marvel contracts out to fans to write them.

@@Shack83 Interesting. I didn’t know that fans wrote those. Anyhow, the first volume of Alpha Flight inspired my own Canadian super team that I created. Can’t wait to debut them.

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Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

@@DEADCALMCOMIX Yeah, all that yelling lol.

Hahaha blame Edgar Allan Poe.

@@gabrielgonzalez3462 Dazzler’s power should make her omega-level on that basis alone, absorbing Black Bolt’s sound is some Deadpool/maximum effort shit.

When Black Bolt harnesses electrons, among the many abilities he gets from that are enhanced speed and strength (added to his already heightened Inhuman physical attributes), firing concussive force blasts, creating fields that disrupt high-tech equipment, and primarily releasing those electrons via his vocal cords. When he uses his voice -- from the merest whisper to a full scream - it triggers an uncontrollable disturbance of the particle / electron interaction field. That results in quasi-sonic shockwave that varies in intensity depending on how he uses his voice: His whisper has generated sufficient force to rock a battleship, while a scream can reduce a mountain to rubble. But note, I wrote "quasi-sonic", which apparently is sonic enough for Dazzler's power to work with it.

I don't think you're missing anything; I think she had the superpower called "what does the writer think would be cool for this issue"

Reeva Payge is in my Hellfire Club video.

@@redghostknight55 Watch the video, that’s discussed.

@@dwoncrawford5823 Or have the fans who know their shit be writing consultants. Some writers add their own spin without doing background research prior forces multiple incessant retcons (like Quasar/Marvel Boy/Eternals).

With Grizzly, he was killed by Domino. She was forced to kill gun after Cable’s son (Tyler) used his powers on Grizzly to make him a serial killing cannibal in the Canadian wilderness. He was resurrected eventually on Krakoa. He’s got a bear-like mutation, but never showed himself to be an animal tramsmorph. But with the right conditioning, he loses all human reasoning.

@@Shack83 was wondering if they brought him back(on Krakoa) wonder how he would live amongst the mars mutants.thanks for the info Shack!👍🏿

You’d think they’d have done that in the Krakoan Age, that gave writers an excuse to experiment with powers.

Yes, because he doesn’t need a dimensional waystation to bounce from like Illyana and doesn’t create unstable funnels like Davis.

Oh, I know the history. It’s just too bad the real version isn’t ingrained in American culture.

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Hope the video helped to clear things up.

Yep

You’re right, see 9:06.

@Shack83 oh, did you mention that? Must've missed it, sorry was listening to it while I was doing my last patrols. Probably watch it again on my day off

@@lequientbethel125 Wolfsbane had writers like Chris Claremont, Peter David, and J.M. DeMatteis giving her development through the years. All Feral had was Fabian Nicieza.

@@GamerChex Nice idea.

I think Captain Britain's winning that one. Dudes like Superman if I'm remembering right

@@ericwhite1942 Yeah I would love to see the feats back to back

Possibly, but the fact that Manifold is a multiversal constant implies more power (latent and manifest).