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<b>Rogue</b> is a [[comic book]] character in the [[Marvel Comics]] universe. Her original power was her ability to steal the minds and abilities of those she touches with her bare skin; this leaves her with enhanced abilities, and the person being touched in a coma. Unfortunately, she's unable to control this ability, so anyone she touches gets their mind & abilities stolen. |
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Rogue has been a villain and a superhero. Her biggest claim to fame is her stint with [[X-Men film|The X-Men]]. |
Rogue has been a villain and a superhero. Her biggest claim to fame is her stint with [[X-Men film|The X-Men]]. |
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Revision as of 21:27, 12 January 2002
Rogue is a comic book character in the Marvel Comics universe. Her original power was her ability to steal the minds and abilities of those she touches with her bare skin; this leaves her with enhanced abilities, and the person being touched in a coma. Unfortunately, she's unable to control this ability, so anyone she touches gets their mind & abilities stolen.
How long she retains the abilities (and the victim remains comatose) varies with the duration of the touch; it can be minutes or permanent.
By touching Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) for too long, Rogue permanently stole her abilities; flight, invulnerability, and superhuman strength.
In order to "control" her abilities, Rogue keeps as much of her skin area covered.
Rogue has been a villain and a superhero. Her biggest claim to fame is her stint with The X-Men.
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