List of X-Men members
The X-Men are a team of mutant superheroes, published in comic books by Marvel Comics.
Notation:
- Characters in bold are members of the team as of 2011.
- A slash (/) between names indicates codenames of one character, in chronological order.
Official teams
Original X-Men (1963–1970)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original X-Men (1963–1966) | ||||
| Professor X | Professor Charles Francis Xavier | X-Men, vol. 1 #42 (1968, backup story) (in flashback) | Xavier founded the X-Men and was the original headmaster of the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning.[1]
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: World's most powerful telepath, capable of astral projection, mind control, illusion casting, memory manipulation, psychic blasts, and sensing the presence of nearby mutants. | |
| Cyclops | Scott Summers | Summers was Xavier's first recruit and has often been the group's field leader. He is the former headmaster of the Xavier Institute, the former leader of the original X-Factor,[2] and the current leader of the X-Men. He also formerly led the X-Men's X-Force squad.[3] He is the ex husband of Madelyne Pryor, the widower of Jean Grey and is in a romantic relationship with Emma Frost.[4]
Currently seen in Astonishing X-Men and Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Projects a beam of ruby-colored concussive force from his eyes, which act as interdimensional apertures between this universe and another. | ||
| Iceman | Robert Louis "Bobby" Drake | X-Men, vol. 1 #46 (1968, backup story) (flashback) | Drake was the second and youngest member of the original team. He is also a former member of the Champions, the Defenders, and X-Factor.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Generates freezing temperatures to create and manipulate ice. Can transform his body into ice. | |
| Angel/Archangel | Warren Kenneth Worthington III | X-Men, vol. 1 #56 (1969, backup story) (flashback) | Warren is the third original team member and the only one to have acted as a costumed hero before joining the X-Men. He is a former member of the Champions, the Defenders, and X-Factor and is also a member of X-Force.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and Uncanny X-Force. Powers: Makes use of the large, feathered wings on his back for natural flight. Also has eagle-like vision and blood with regenerative properties. Can transform into a blue-skinned form with metallic, techno-organic wings, sharp metallic claws, and enhanced physical abilities. | |
| Beast | Dr. Henry Philip "Hank" McCoy | X-Men, vol. 1 #53 (1969, backup story) (flashback) | Hank was the original team's other scientist. He is a former member of the Avengers, the Defenders, and X-Factor and currently is an agent of S.W.O.R.D. and Steve Rogers's Secret Avengers. McCoy took leave from the X-Men following their relocation to Utopia and his torture by Dark Beast.
Currently seen in Astonishing X-Men and Secret Avengers. Powers: Has superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, and mass. Ambidextrous, he can write with hands and feet at the same time. Has minor pheromone manipulation. His feline-like form gives him blue fur, night vision, and claws. Has the agility of a great ape and the acrobatic prowess of an accomplished circus aerialist. | |
| Marvel Girl/Phoenix | Jean Grey-Summers | X-Men, vol. 1 #1 (1963) | She was the fifth and final of the team's founding members, although she had met Xavier before the others. She is the wife of Scott Summers. She was killed by Kuan-Yin Xorn in New X-Men, vol. 1 #150 (2004) and was later resurrected by the Phoenix Force in X-Men: Phoenix – Endsong (2005) as White Phoenix of the Crown.
Currently in the "White-Hot Room" with other incarnations of the Phoenix Force. Powers: Possesses telekinesis and telepathy. As the template of the Phoenix Force, she is able to generate enormous amounts of energy and can convert herself into pure energy. Can also manipulate objects on a subatomic scale with her telekinesis. | |
| 1960s recruits (1966–1969) | ||||
| Mimic | Calvin Montgomery Rankin | X-Men, vol. 1 #27 (1966) | Rankin blackmailed his way to the X-Men's house. He stole their powers, used them against the team, and kidnapped Jean. When he tried to enhance his powers with his dead father's machine, he lost them. Professor X then erased his memory.
Last seen as a member of Norman Osborn's X-Men. Powers: Copies other mutants' powers and abilities, sometimes permanently. Retains the original five X-Men's powers indefinitely. | |
| Changeling | Kevin Sydney | X-Men, vol. 1 #40 (1968) (as Professor X) |
Sydney was a member of the villainous Factor Three before he secretly joined the X-Men, known only to Professor X and Jean Grey. He impersonated Professor X at Xavier's request in X-Men, vol. 1 #40 (1968) (behind the scenes). He has taken the name Morph in several alternate dimensions.
Deceased: Died impersonating Xavier in X-Men, vol. 1 #42 (1968), making him the first X-Man to die. Powers: Shapeshifter able to assume other humanoid forms; a latent telepath. | |
| Polaris | Lorna Dane | X-Men, vol. 1 #60 (1969) as Lorna Dane | Polaris is Magneto's daughter. She was active as Magnetrix in X-Men: The Hidden Years #3 (2000) and as Polaris in X-Men, vol. 1 #97 (1976). She lost her powers on M-Day, but they were restored technologically by Apocalypse. Polaris is also Havok's occasional girlfriend. She is also a former member of X-Factor, the Acolytes, and the Muir Island X-Men. She is a current member of the Starjammers.
Last seen in War of Kings. Powers: Generates magnetic fields to manipulate metal, induce flight, create force fields, and harness energy blasts. | |
| Havok | Alexander Summers | X-Men, vol. 1 #65 (1970) | Alexander Summers is Cyclops's and Vulcan's brother. He is Polaris's occasional boyfriend and is the former leader of X-Factor. He currently leads the Starjammers.
Last seen in War of Kings. Powers: Generates plasma blasts and absorbs cosmic energy. | |
Later recruits (1975–1999)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1970s recruits (2006 retcon and 1975) | ||||
| Petra | X-Men: Deadly Genesis #4 (2006) (retcon) | Retconned member who joined in a 2006 flashback. Student of Moira MacTaggert who joined the X-Men for Xavier's first, secret attempt to save the original X-Men from Krakoa.
Deceased: Killed in action in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #6 (2006) (flashback), though not before saving the lives of teammates Vulcan and Darwin. Powers: Earth manipulation; can also change the composition of raw minerals. | ||
| Sway | Suzanne Chan | Retconned member. MacTaggert student who participated in the first attempt to save the original X-Men.
Deceased: Killed in action in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #6 (2006) (flashback). Powers: Time control, as well as a form of retrocognitive projection. | ||
| Darwin | Armando Muñoz | Retconned member. MacTaggert student who participated in the first attempt to save the original X-Men. Missing in action until brought out of suspended animation by the mutant energy released on M-Day. The only member of this X-Men incarnation to later rejoin the team.
Currently seen in X-Factor. Powers: Constant reactive evolution. | ||
| Vulcan | Gabriel Summers | Retconned member and brother of Cyclops and Havok.. MacTaggert student who participated in the first attempt to save the original X-Men. MIA until brought out of suspended animation by the M-Day mutant energy release. Attacked the X-Men before leaving earth to attack the Shi'ara Empire and eventually marrying Deathbird and becoming Shi'ar emperor.
Deceased: Killed, along with Black Bolt, when the two battled in War of Kings #6 (2009). Powers: Capable of manipulating different types of energy on a vast scale, including mutant energies. Can survive in the vacuum of space and can fly. | ||
| Nightcrawler | Kurt Wagner | Giant-Size X-Men #1 (1975) | Son of Mystique. Former leader of Excalibur and a former Catholic priest.
Deceased: Killed by Bastion in X-Force, vol. 3 #26 (2010). Powers: Neomorphic physiology grants him a prehensile tail, blue fur, invisibility in shadows, night vision, and wall-crawling. Possesses line-of-sight teleportation. | |
| Wolverine | James "Logan" Howlett | Nicknamed, and best known as, Logan. Arguably the team's most iconic member. Former member of the US Army, Team X, Alpha Flight, Department H, Department K, and the Defenders. Member of the X-Men and the Avengers and leader of the secret X-Force squad.
Currently seen in Astonishing X-Men, Avengers, New Avengers, Uncanny X-Force, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine, and X-Men. Powers: Healing factor (regeneration of tissue, immunity to virtually all toxins and pathogens, slowed aging process), enhanced senses, and retractable bone claws. Has the indestructible metal adamantium bonded to his skeleton, allowing enhanced physical attributes and sharp adamantium claws. | ||
| Banshee | Sean Cassidy | Former agent of Interpol, mind-controlled operative of Factor Three, co-headmaster of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, and leader of X-Corps. Father of Siryn.
Deceased: Killed by Vulcan in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #2 (2006). Briefly resurrected by Eli Bard using a form of the T-O Virus. Return again in Chaos War. Powers: Sonic scream, flight, enhanced hearing. | ||
| Storm | Ororo Iqadi T'Challa-Wakandas | Second field leader and longtime leader of the team. Has been a continual member of the main team longer than any other, from 1975 until 2000 excluding interim periods. Married to T'Challa, the Black Panther. Former member of the Fantastic Four.
Currently seen in Astonishing X-Men and Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Weather manipulation (lighting bolts, wind, rain, etc.) and flight by "riding" wind currents. | ||
| Sunfire | Shiro Yoshida | Quit in X-Men, vol. 1 #94 (1975) after only one mission, but remained an ally for years afterward. Confirmed depowered in New Avengers (2006), but regained his powers when he was transformed into Apocalypse's Horseman Famine. Partially freed from Apocalypse's influence by Mister Sinister.
Last seen as a member of the Marauders. Powers: Generation of nuclear fire, flight by jet propulsion, absorption of and immunity to various kinds of radiation. | ||
| Colossus | Piotr Nikolaievitch "Peter" Rasputin | Brother of Magik. Longtime romantic interest of Shadowcat. Former member of the Acolytes and Excalibur. Died while releasing a cure for the Legacy Virus in Uncanny X-Men #390 (2001). It was revealed in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #4 (2004) that Colossus was later restored to life by Ord.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Transforms into living organic metal form, granting superhuman strength and near-invulnerability. Can survive without oxygen or sustenance for long periods while in this form. | ||
| Thunderbird | John Proudstar | His younger brother, James Proudstar, a.k.a. Warpath, is a member of the X-Men (see 2000s recruits).
Deceased: Killed while attempting to stop Count Nefaria in X-Men, vol. 1 #95 (1975). Resurrected by Eli Bard using a form of the T-O Virus, though he was killed again by his brother James in order to prevent Selene's ascension as a goddess. Powers: Superhuman strength, speed, and durability. | ||
| 1980s recruits (1980–1989) | ||||
| Sprite/Ariel/Shadowcat | Katherine Anne "Kitty" Pryde | X-Men, vol. 1 #138 (1980) as Kitty Pryde | Active as Sprite in X-Men, vol. 1 #139 (1980); active as Ariel in Marvel Graphic Novel #5 (1982); active as Shadowcat in Kitty Pryde & Wolverine #5 (1985). Longtime romantic interest of Colossus. Former member of Excalibur.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Can pass through solid matter ("phasing"), also allowing her to disrupt electronics and walk on air. | |
| Lockheed | Uncanny X-Men #168 (1983) | Extraterrestrial dragon exiled on Earth. Formerly a member of Excalibur and currently an agent of S.W.O.R.D. Close ally of Shadowcat. Worked with Lockjaw and other non-humanoid beings to track down the Infinity Gems.
Currently seen in Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers. Powers: Flight, empathy, and fire-breathing. Able to speak several languages, including English. Has shown telepathic resistance and telepathic connection with his owner, Shadowcat. | ||
| Rogue | Anna Marie "Darkholme" | Uncanny X-Men #171 (1983) | Has served as a field leader. Once had the powers and memories of Ms. Marvel. Forced to absorb Sunfire's abilities permanently in Rogue, vol. 3 #11 (2005). Lost those abilities when cleared of all added personalities in New X-Men, vol. 2 #46 (2008). Former member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. On-and-off girlfriend of Gambit.
Currently seen in X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Absorbs powers, memories, and personalities through skin-to-skin contact. Prolonged contact with others can cause her to permanently absorb their traits and potentially kill them. | |
| Phoenix/Marvel Girl | Rachel Anne Grey | Uncanny X-Men #193 (1985) | Daughter of Jean Grey and Cyclops from an alternate future that may never come to exist. Active as Phoenix in Uncanny X-Men Annual #9 (1985) and as Marvel Girl in Uncanny X-Men #444 (2004). Currently a member of the Starjammers.
Last seen in War of Kings. Powers: Telekinesis, telepathy, and manipulation of a small amount of the Phoenix Force. | |
| Magneto | Max "Magnus" Eisenhardt | Uncanny X-Men #200 (1985) | The team's longtime enemy was briefly "redeemed" and appointed leader of the X-Men and their junior team, the New Mutants; became headmaster of the Xavier Institute in Uncanny X-Men #200 (1985). Lost his powers on M-Day, as confirmed in House of M #8 (2005), but regained them through the High Evolutionary's experimentation.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Generates and controls magnetic fields for manipulating metal, flight, force fields, electrical bolts, and electromagnetic radiation. | |
| Psylocke | Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock | Uncanny X-Men #213 (1986) | Twin sister of Captain Britain, a.k.a Brian Braddock. Has served as a field leader. Killed by Vargas in X-Treme X-Men #2 (2001). Returned in Uncanny X-Men #455 (2005). Originally Caucasian, but the Hand switched her body with that of an Asian female assassin, which changed and expanded her powers. Exchanged powers with Jean Grey through unexplained means. Briefly abducted by Madelyne Pryor and brainwashed as a member of the Sisterhood of Mutants. Former member of the Exiles.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and Uncanny X-Force. Powers: Telekinesis, telekinetic katana, telepathy, psychic knife, immunity to most physical or mental alteration. | |
| Longshot | Mephisto Vs. . . . #3 (1987) | A warrior from the alternate reality the Mojoverse; not a mutant, but a genetically engineered organism. Quit in Uncanny X-Men #248 (1989). Longtime on-and-off boyfriend of Dazzler. Former member of the Exiles. Member of X-Factor Investigations (see below).
Currently seen in X-Factor. Powers: Incredible "luck" through subconscious manipulation of probability fields; enhanced strength and agility, advanced healing capabilities, and psychometry. | ||
| Dazzler | Alison Blaire | Uncanny X-Men #214 (1987) | Popular singer and public mutant. Went through the Siege Perilous when the team disbanded in Uncanny X-Men #251 (1989). Formerly a member of Excalibur. Longtime on-and-off girlfriend of Longshot.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Converts sonic energy into various forms of light, including laser-like beams, brilliant flashes, and holograms. | |
| Forge | Uncanny X-Men #255 (1989) | Quit in Uncanny X-Men #290 (1992). Former leader of X-Factor.
Deceased: Apparently died in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #30 (2009). Powers: Superhuman invention skill allows for intuitive knowledge of how to construct and understand anything of a mechanical nature; limited magical abilities. Right hand and leg replaced by advanced mechanical prosthetic limbs. | ||
| 1990s recruits (1990–1999) | ||||
| Gambit | Remy Etienne LeBeau | Uncanny X-Men Annual #14 (1990) | Former thief who served as field leader. Infiltrated Apocalypse's Horsemen in X-Men, vol. 2 #184 and then Mister Sinister's Marauders following the defeat of Apocalypse. On-and-off boyfriend of Rogue. His primary weapons are cards, and his secondary weapon is his bo staff.
Currently seen in X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Charges inanimate objects with explosive kinetic energy; enhanced agility and hypnotic charm. | |
| Jubilee | Jubilation Lee | Uncanny X-Men #258 (1990) | Ran away from home to live in a mall, where she discovered her powers. Joined the X-Men after saving Wolverine's life. Former member of Generation X and X-Corps. After being depowered on M-Day (as confirmed in Decimation: House of M - The Day After [2006]), she served for a time on Donyell Taylor's New Warriors team with the codename Wondra and technology-based powers. Recently was transformed into a vampire by Xarus, son of Dracula.
Currently seen in X-Men. Powers: Currently possesses the powers and abilities of an average vampire. Formerly could project and control explosive plasmoids. Formerly possessed superhuman strength and flight through advanced technology. | |
| Bishop | Lucas Bishop | Uncanny X-Men #287 (1992) | Police officer from an alternate future. Left the X-Men to join O*N*E. Formerly one of Iron Man's pro-registration forces guarding the Negative Zone prison. Followed Cable and Hope Summers through the future to kill them as Archbishop.
Last seen in Cable. Powers: Can absorb most forms of energy (light, heat, electricity, etc.) and channel it into blasts or convert it into enhanced strength. Has a bionic arm with enhanced strength, retractable pincers, and time-traveling capabilities. | |
| Revanche | Kwannon | X-Men, vol. 2 #21 (1993) | Former assassin who switched bodies with Psylocke (see Revanche).
Deceased: Died from the Legacy Virus in X-Men, vol. 2 #32 (1994). Powers: Telepathy, psychic blades, minor empathy. | |
| Cannonball | Samuel Zachary Guthrie | X-Force, vol. 1 #44 (1995) | First seen as an X-Men member in Uncanny X-Men #323 (1995). Former member and field leader of the original New Mutants and X-Force. First member of an affiliated team to graduate to permanent status with the X-Men. Former leader of his own X-Men squad, the New Mutants.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and New Mutants. Powers: Body expels thermochemical energy to create a personal force field, which can be focused as explosive thrust for flight and kinetic blasts. | |
| Joseph | Joseph | Uncanny X-Men #338 (1996) | Clone of Magneto.
Deceased: Died saving the world in X-Men, vol. 2 #87 (1999). Powers: Generates and controls magnetic fields for manipulating metal, flight, force fields, electrical bolts, and electromagnetic radiation. | |
| Dr. Cecilia Reyes | Cecilia Reyes | X-Men, vol. 2 #70 (1997) | Surgeon who was exposed as a mutant during Operation: Zero Tolerance and reluctantly joined the X-Men. Was imprisoned in the Neverland Concentration Camp in Weapon X, vol. 2 #5 (2003). Was considered missing by both the X-Men and O*N*E, despite the liberation of the death camp, until her appearance in Uncanny X-Men #522 (2010).
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Generates a defensive psioplasmic bio-field, which can also be used offensively. | |
| Marrow | Sarah "Rushman" | Apparently left the team after losing control of her mutation during the six-month gap between Uncanny X-Men #380 (2000) and X-Men, vol. 1 #100 (2000). Depowered on M-Day.
Last seen fighting alongside the X-Cell. Powers: Currently has bones sticking out of her body. Formerly able to generate weapons and armor from her skeletal structure. Also possessed a healing factor, enhanced strength and agility, and two hearts. | ||
| Maggott | Japheth | South African mutant who met and joined the X-Men while searching for Magneto.
Deceased: Died in Weapon X, vol. 2 #5 (2003); survived by one of his two slugs, Eeany or Meany. Powers: Digestive system made up of twin maggot-like creatures, which can can be released from his body to act independently and can eat through most forms of matter. Also possesses psychometric abilities. | ||
2000s recruits
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000s recruits (2000–2009) | ||||
| Thunderbird | Neal Shaara | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 1 #27 (2000) | First seen as an X-Men member in X-Men, vol. 2 #100 (2000). Quit in X-Treme X-Men #19. Retained his powers after M-Day.
Last seen in San Francisco Powers: Generates plasma blasts, which can also be used for flight. | |
| Cable | Nathan Christopher Charles Summers | Uncanny X-Men #381 (2000) | Son of Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor who traveled to an alternate future as a baby and returned as an adult. Former New Mutants mentor and member of the original X-Force. Currently fleeing through the future, protecting Hope Summers from Bishop.
Deceased: Died in X-Force, vol. 3 #28 (2010) after he allowed his techno-organic virus to consume his body in order to save other teammates. Powers: Telekinesis, telepathy; techno-organic material on left side of body, along with advanced technological functions. | |
| Moonstar | Danielle Moonstar | X-Men, vol. 2 #102 (2000) | Formally codenamed Psyche, Mirage, and then Moonstar when active with the original New Mutants and X-Force. Active as Moonstar with the X-Men, including the New Mutants squad, which she now leads. Confirmed depowered on M-Day in House of M #8 (2005).
Currently seen in New Mutants and Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Formerly capable of casting mental illusions, communicating with animals, and sensing upcoming death. | |
| Sage | Tessa | X-Men, vol. 2 #109 (2000) as Tessa | Had been working with Professor X off-panel since before X-Men, vol. 1 #1. Spied on the Hellfire Club for several years. Active as Sage in X-Men, vol. 2 #109. Quit in Uncanny X-Men #454. Former member of Excalibur and the Exiles.
Last seen in New Exiles. Powers: Computer-like brain, telepathy; can detect mutant signatures, as well as trigger latent mutations. | |
| White Queen | Emma Grace Frost | New X-Men, vol. 1 #116 (2001) | Former headmistress of the Massachusetts Academy, Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, and the Xavier Institute. Former White Queen of the Hellfire Club's Inner Circle. Ex-member of Norman Osborn's X-Men, as well as his Cabal. Romantically involved with Cyclops.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and Astonishing X-Men. Powers: Telepathy; can transform into an organic diamond form. | |
| Xorn | Kuan-Yin Xorn | New X-Men Annual 2001 | Exact nature and identity not fully known (see Xorn); considered dead in New X-Men, vol. 1 #150 (2004) but came back as part of the Collective in New Avengers #16 (2006).
Current situation unknown. Powers: Possessed a star in his head giving various powers such as healing and manipulation of electromagnetic waves and gravity. | |
| Chamber | Jonothon Evan "Jono" Starsmore | Uncanny X-Men #398 (2001) | Former member of Generation X. Depowered on M-Day, as confirmed in Generation M #1 (2006); some powers restored by Clan Akkaba. Formerly a member of the Donyell Taylor's New Warriors as Decibel with technology-based powers. Original mutant powers restored during the Age of X reality warp and retained afterwards.
Last seen in X-Men Legacy. Powers: Psionic powers, including energy blasts; minor telepathy. | |
| Stacy X | Miranda Leevald | Uncanny X-Men #400 (2001) | Former prostitute who joined the X-Men. Quit in Uncanny X-Men #422 (2003). Depowered on M-Day, as confirmed in Generation M #2 (2006). Joined the New Warriors team as Ripcord and was presumed killed in action;[5] however, she has since resurfaced.[6]
Currently seen in Vengeance. Powers: Used technology that granted wall-crawling and enhanced jumping abilities, retractable metal coils, and flight. Formerly had snake-like skin and pheromone control. | |
| Lifeguard | Heather Cameron | X-Treme X-Men #10 (2002) | Sister of Slipstream. Half Shi'ar. Lover of Neal Shaara. Quit the X-Men in X-Treme X-Men #19 (2002). Retained her powers on M-Day.
Current status unknown. Powers: Instinctive adaptive powers; permanently has golden skin, wings, and claws. | |
| Slipstream | Davis Cameron | Brother of Lifeguard. Half Shi'ar. Was a latent mutant whose powers were jump-started by Sage so he could save his sister and Gambit. Quit the X-Men in X-Treme X-Men #18 (2002). Depowered on M-Day.
Current status unknown. Powers: Formerly had teleportation focused through a special surfboard. | ||
| Northstar | Jean-Paul Beaubier | Uncanny X-Men #414 (2002) | First openly gay member of the X-Men. Twin brother of Aurora and former member of Alpha Flight. Removed from active X-Men duty in X-Men, vol. 2 #157 (2004) by Cyclops. Killed by a brainwashed Wolverine in Wolverine, vol. 3 #25 (2005). Resurrected by HYDRA in Wolverine, vol. 3 #26 (2005). Recently brainwashed by the Children of the Vault, but restored by Rogue's X-Men team. Rejoined the X-Men in Uncanny X-Men #508 (2009).
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Superhuman speed, flight, and projection of brilliant flashes of light. | |
| Husk | Paige Elizabeth Guthrie | Uncanny X-Men #423 (2003) | Former member of Generation X. Cannonball's sister. Formerly Archangel's girlfriend.
Currently seen in X-Men. Powers: Changes physical composition of body by shedding skin. | |
| Juggernaut | Cain Marko | Uncanny X-Men #425 (2003) | Professor Xavier's stepbrother; formerly a longtime villain. He's a superpowered human, not a mutant. After leaving the X-Men, was briefly a member of Excalibur.
Current seen in Thunderbolts. Powers: Superhuman strength and endurance, constant protective force field that grants invulnerability. Acts as an "irresistible force." Is virtually immortal, and does not need to eat or breathe. | |
| Xorn | Shen Xorn | X-Men, vol. 2 #162 (2004) | Twin brother of Magneto imposter Kuan-Yin Xorn. Left in X-Men, vol. 1 #164 (2005). Confirmed depowered on M-Day in New Avengers.
Current status unknown. Powers: Formerly had a black hole in his head, which gave him various powers such as energy manipulation and telepathy. | |
| Mystique | Unrevealed (alias: Raven Darkholme) | X-Men, vol. 2 #181 (2006) | Former leader of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Foster mother of Rogue and mother of Nightcrawler. Voted a probationary member in X-Men, vol. 2 #174 (2005). Former member of Rogue's squad (see below, Xavier Institute students), who defected to the Marauders after revealing herself as a double agent. Subsequently also betrayed the Marauders.
Currently seen in Wolverine Powers: Shapeshifting, with her natural form having blue skin and yellow eyes. Possesses minor healing and reactive abilities and a slowed aging process. | |
| Warpath | James Proudstar | Uncanny X-Men #475 (2006) | Former member of the Hellions (as Thunderbird), X-Force, and X-Corporation. Brother of John Proudstar, the first Thunderbird. Romantically involved with Hepzibah.
Last seen in X-Men: To Serve and Protect. Powers: Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, durability, and senses. | |
| Lady Mastermind | Regan Wyngarde | X-Men, vol. 2 #192 (2006) | Former ally of Sebastian Shaw; daughter of Mastermind and half-sister of Martinique Jason. Former member of the X-Men who defected to the Marauders, revealing herself as a double agent.
Currently a member of the Sisterhood of Mutants. Powers: Projects realistic illusions into the minds of others; minor telepathy. | |
| Sabretooth | Victor Creed | Longtime foe of the X-Men and Wolverine. Formerly a member of the Marauders, the Brotherhood of Mutants, and Weapon X. Came to the X-Men for help against the Children of the Vault and joined the team, though he was basically a prisoner while a member.
Deceased: Killed by Wolverine in Wolverine, vol. 3 #55 (2007). Powers: Superhuman strength, enhanced senses, healing factor, and razor-sharp claws and teeth. Highly resistant to telepathic detection and control. | ||
| Omega Sentinel | Karima Shapandar | Omega Prime Sentinel. Former member of the Genoshan Excalibur, the X-Men, and an Indian police force. Possessed by the Marauder Malice and forced to betray the team, but now cured. Currently in a coma and possibly brain dead as of X-Men: Legacy #243.
Last seen in X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Cyborg, superhuman strength, speed, and durability. Has electrostatic poles mounted on her arms and unspecified weapons and mechanisms that retract into her body. Can fly and control and communicate with machines. | ||
| Armor | Hisako Ichiki | Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #20 (2007) | Member of the X-Men and a former student at the Xavier Institute.
Currently seen in Astonishing X-Men and Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Ability to generate psionic body armor that grants superhuman strength and durability. | |
| Hepzibah | Unpronounceable | Uncanny X-Men #487 (2007) | Member of the extraterrestrial Mephitisoid race and former member of the Starjammers and the X-Force squad of X-Men. Joined the X-Men after losing her lover, Corsair, and being stranded on Earth. Romantically involved with Warpath.
Last seen in S.W.O.R.D. Powers: Enhanced agility, speed, and reflexes; retractable claws, superhuman senses, mind-altering pheromones, and night vision due to alien physiology (not a mutant). | |
| Pixie | Megan Gywnn | X-Men Free Comic Book Day (2008) | Formerly a member of the X-Men-In-Training squad (2006–2008) and a student of the Xavier Institute. Recruited after assisting the X-Men in stopping an N'Garai invasion.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Flight, hallucinatory dust, magical soul knife, and limited magic abilities, including teleportation. | |
| Karma | Xi'an "Shan" Coy Manh | Uncanny X-Men #501 (2008) | Former staff member of the Xavier Institute. Original field leader of the New Mutants. Joined the X-Men when they re-formed in San Francisco. Former member of Cannonball's New Mutants squad.
Currently seen in New Mutants and Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Mental possession of others. | |
| Sunspot | Roberto "Bobby" Da Costa | Secret Invasion: X-Men #1 (2008) | Founding member of the New Mutants and former member of the Fallen Angels and Cable's X-Force. Former Lord Imperial of the Hellfire Club's Inner Circle. Joined the X-Men when they re-formed, first serving as a mentor to the X-Men-In-Training squad and then joining the New Mutants squad.
Currently seen in New Mutants. Powers: Absorption of solar energy provides super strength, energy blasts, and flight. | |
| Aurora | Jeanne-Marie Beaubier | Secret Invasion: X-Men #2 (2008) | Twin sister of Northstar and former member of Alpha Flight. First joined the X-Men in San Francisco during the Skrull invasion.
Last seen in X-Men: Schism. Powers: Superhuman speed and durability, flight, and light generation. | |
| Magma | Amara Juliana Olivians Aquilla | Secret Invasion: X-Men #4 (2009) | Former member of the original New Mutants and the Hellions. Although she was not a part of the X-Men at the time, she had U.N. X-Treme Sanctions Executive status while a school resident and teacher. Joined the X-Men when they relocated to San Francisco and currently a member of Moonstar's New Mutants squad.
Currently seen in New Mutants. Powers: Geokinetic powers allow her to create earthquakes and volcanoes. Can project heat and flame and transform into living magma. | |
| Doctor Nemesis | James Nicola Bradley | Uncanny X-Men #504 (2009) | Co-creator of the original Human Torch and 1940s masked crimefighter. Later served as Doctor Death in the Third Reich's superhuman Battle-Axis team. Joined the X-Men and X-Club to help reverse the effects of M-Day. Also serves as the team physician.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Extended longevity, enhanced immune system, heightened eyesight, and so-called "self-evolved intellect." | |
| Box | Madison Jeffries | Uncanny X-Men #505 (2009) | Former Alpha Flight, Zodiac, and Weapon X member who joined the X-Men after the X-Club rescued him from an automated mutant death camp bunker in Canada. Also serves as a member of the X-Club, striving to reverse the effects of M-Day.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Telekinetic ability to reshape metal, plastic, and glass. | |
| Magik | Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina | New Mutants, vol. 3 #1 (2009) | Sister of Colossus and former member of the original New Mutants. Died in Uncanny X-Men #303 (1993) from the Legacy Virus. Resurrected by Belasco, minus her soul. Joined the X-Men after they re-formed in San Francisco. Served on Cannonball's New Mutants squad until she was put in the X-Men's brig for putting the X-Men and the world at risk with her actions.
Currently seen in New Mutants. Powers: Creation of teleportation disks and spells. Wears magical armor and wields the Soulsword. | |
| Namor the Sub-Mariner | Prince Namor McKenzie | Uncanny X-Men #513 (2009) (undercover) | Former member of Norman Osborn's X-Men, as well as his Cabal. Joined the real X-Men before working undercover on Norman Osborn's team, whom he betrayed before openly joining the X-Men on Utopia.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Amphibious physiology, superhuman strength, speed, agility, durability, and longevity; bioelectrical powers. Telepathic control over marine life. | |
| Domino | Neena Thurman | Uncanny X-Men #514 (2009) | Former member of Cable's Six Pack and X-Force. Joined Cycops's secret X-Force strike force before joining the main X-Men during the Proposition X riots and the battle with Norman Osborn's Avengers and X-Men.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Probability manipulation and good luck. | |
| Cloak | Tyrone Johnson | Dark Avengers #8 (2009) | Former member of Norman Osborn's X-Men. Joined the real X-Men when Emma Frost invited him to come to Utopia with her and Namor. Quit in Cloak and Dagger, vol. 4 #1 (2010).
Last seen leaving the X-Men in Cloak and Dagger, vol. 4 #1 (2010). Powers: Teleportation, intangibility, and the ability to link to the Darkforce Dimension. | |
| Dagger | Tandy Bowen | Former member of Norman Osborn's X-Men. Joined the real X-Men when Emma Frost invited her to come to Utopia. Quit in Cloak and Dagger, vol. 4 #1 (2010).
Last seen leaving the X-Men in Cloak and Dagger, vol. 4 #1 (2010). Powers: Ability to create "daggers" of light, purge addictions from people, and heal. | ||
| Boom-Boom | Tabitha Smith | Former X-Factor trainee and member of the Fallen Angels, New Mutants, X-Force, and Nextwave. Joined the X-Men after they re-formed in San Francisco.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men. Powers: Creates balls of psionic energy that explode with concussive force. | ||
| Ariel | Unrevealed | X-Men: Legacy #226 (2009) | Mutant member of the extraterrestrial race native to the Coconut Grove. Former member of the Fallen Angels who joined the X-Men following their relocation to San Francisco.
Deceased: Killed by a missile blowing up the Jeep she was in during X-Men: Legacy #235 (2010). Powers: Teleportation (up to interstellar distances) by linking physical doorways at her start and endpoints (due to her alien physiology); also possesses the mutant ability of psychic persuasion. | |
| Danger | "Danger Room" | Uncanny X-Men #515 (2009) | Formerly the X-Men's Danger Room. Mutated and developed self-awareness after being upgraded with Shi'ar technology. When she finally freed herself, she attacked the X-Men and traveled to Genosha to kill Professor X. After being damaged by a Shi'ar salvage crew, she was repaired by Professor Xavier and has since reformed. Currently a member of the X-Men and the warden of Utopia.
Currently seen in X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Able to create holographic projections and control other machines; enhanced strength and durability; flight, energy blasts, and detailed knowledge of the X-Men. | |
| 2010s recruits (2010–2019) | ||||
| Cypher | Douglas Aaron "Doug" Ramsey | New Mutants, vol. 3 #9 (2010) | Former member of the original New Mutants who was killed by the Ani-Mator in New Mutants, vol.1 #60 (1988) and then resurrected by Eli Bard using a form of the T-O Virus. Freed from Selene's control with Warlock's help and joined the X-Men as part of Cannonball's squad.
Currently seen in New Mutants. Powers: Omnilingual. | |
| Warlock | Warlock | An mutant member of the alien Technarchy and former member of the New Mutants and Excalibur. Killed by Cameron Hodge in New Mutants, vol. 1 #90 (1990) and later resurrected by the Phalanx. Joined the X-Men during Selene's attack on Utopia and currently a member of Moonstar's New Mutants squad.
Currently seen in New Mutants. Powers: Techno-organic body, shapeshifting, and infection and assimilation of living organisms through a virus he creates (all due to his alien physiology). His mutation is his ability to feel emotions. | ||
| Fantomex | Charlie-Cluster 7 | Uncanny X-Men #521 (2010) | Product of the Weapon Plus Program who joined the X-Men in their battle against Lobe and his group of John Sublime associates. He then transported the X-Men back to Utopia and has remained there himself, also joining Wolverine's secret X-Force squad.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and Uncanny X-Force. Powers: Enhanced strength, speed, endurance, agility, and senses; has multiple brains, nano-active blood, and a separate, symbiotic nervous system named E.V.A. (see below); skilled at marksmanship, hand-to-hand combat, acrobatics, and misdirection. | |
| E.V.A. | Inapplicable | Fantomex's external nervous system. She is generally shaped like a flying saucer but is able to change shape.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and Uncanny X-Force. Powers: Flight; able to change shape and size, carry multiple passengers, and produce energy blasts; can merge with Fantomex. | ||
| X-23 | Laura Kinney | X-Men: Second Coming #1 (2010) | Female clone of Wolverine who formerly served in the X-Men-In-Training and X-Force squads. Joined the X-Men to help locate and save Hope Summers from Bastion.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and X-23. Powers: Superhuman tracking skills, heightened senses, healing factor, poison and fatigue immunity, and two adamantium-laced bone claws on each arm, with another on each foot. | |
| Hope | Hope Summers (birth surname Spalding) | X-Men: Legacy #237 (2010) | The first mutant born after the events of M-Day. Raised in the future by Cable. Returned to the present and joined the X-Men in the battle against Bastion's forces. Currently assisting in the gathering of five new mutants.
Currently seen in Uncanny X-Men and Generation Hope. Powers: Power mimicry; power stabilization of newly emerged mutants; full extent of powers as yet unknown. | |
| Frenzy | Joanna Cargill | X-Men: Legacy #250 (2011) | A former member of Magneto's Acolytes and the Alliance of Evil. Formerly brainwashed by Jean Grey into joining the Genoshan Assault team, but wanted to become a hero after keeping her memories of the Age of X time warp.
Currently seen in X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Superhuman strength, endurance, and stamina; steel-hard skin; resistance to injury and temperature extremes. | |
| Legion | David Haller | Son of X-Men founder Professor X. Started Age of Apocalypse. Suffered from trauma which resulted in multiple personality disorder. Died in X-Men: Omega. Found alive in New Mutants.
Currently seen in X-Men: Legacy. Powers: Split personality allows for multiple powers such as telepathy, telekinesis, pyrokinesis, time travel, astral projection, psychic blades, and more, with each power used independently by each individual persona. Now wears a neural switchboard controller on his wrist, allowing him access to and control of each persona and power at his will. | ||
| X-Man | Nate Grey | New Mutants, vol. 3 #27 (2011) | Refugee from the Age of Apocalypse (Earth-295) reality. Saved from Sugarman and the Omega Machine by Dani Moonstar's X-Men squad, which he then joined.
Currently seen in New Mutants. Powers: Telepathy and telekinesis. | |
Other status
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Impostors | ||||
| Phoenix Force | Inapplicable | X-Men, vol. 1 #101 (1976) | A cosmic entity who impersonated Jean Grey.
Currently inhabits the White-Hot Room. Powers: Reality warping, omnipathy, omniscience, can power up selected beings. | |
| Dark Beast | Henry P. McCoy (Earth 295) | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 1 #10 (1996) | Version of Beast from the Age of Apocalypse reality who briefly infiltrated the X-Men, replacing the original Beast. Former member of Norman Osborn's X-Men.
Currently helping X-Force in the Age of Apocalypse. Powers: Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, and senses; ambidexterity with hands and feet; ape-like form with blue fur; experimentation on self provided some other powers. | |
| Unidentified Skrull | Unrevealed | Uncanny X-Men #370 (1999) (as Wolverine) | Alien Skrull who was placed on the X-Men by Skrull allies of Apocalypse. He genuinely believed himself to be Wolverine and was unaware that he was an infiltrator.
Deceased: Killed in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 2 #3 (1999). Powers: Shapeshifting, claws. | |
| Allies and honorary members | ||||
| Candy Southern | Candace Southern | X-Men: The Hidden Years #10 (2000) (continuity insert) | Former girlfriend of Warren Worthington III and member of the Defenders with him. First appeared in X-Men, vol. 1 #31 (1967). Became an honorary member of the X-Men to help Cyclops and Jean Grey find Angel in the Savage Land. Killed by Cameron Hodge. Later became part of the Phalanx against her will before dying again.
Deceased: Killed in Uncanny X-Men #306 (1993). Powers: Assimilation by the Phalanx changed her into a form composed of techno-organic material and gave her the ability to assimilate others into a hive organism. | |
| Moira MacTaggert | Dr. Moira Kinross MacTaggert | X-Men, vol. 1 #96 (1975) | Longtime ally of Xavier's before he created the X-Men. A geneticist who aided the team for most of its existence until her death.
Deceased: Killed by Mystique in X-Men, vol. 2 #108 (2000). Powers: None. | |
| Majestrix Lilandra | Lilandra Neramani | X-Men, vol. 1 #97 (1975) | Former ruler of the Shi'ar Empire. Ally of the Starjammers and X-Men. Former lover of Xavier. Deposed by Vulcan.
Deceased: Assassinated during War of Kings. Powers: Minor telepathy and enhanced strength, both of which are natural abilities exhibited by all members of her race. | |
| Spider-Woman | Jessica Merriam Drew | Uncanny X-Men 148 (1981) | Ally of the X-Men against Caliban, the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, and the Juggernaut, Black Tom Cassidy, and Siryn. Ex-agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and HYDRA. Former member of the New Avengers. Currently an agent of S.W.O.R.D. and a member of the Avengers.
Currently seen in Avengers. Powers: Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, senses, and durability; pheromone generation. Ability to adhere to walls using bio-electric attraction and shoot beams of bio-electric energy from her hands. Immuned to all poisons and radiations. | |
| Ms. Marvel | Carol Susan Jane Danvers | Avengers Annual #10 (1981) | Between losing her powers as Ms. Marvel and gaining her powers as Binary, Carol was a resident of Xavier's school. Refused membership when Xavier also offered it to Rogue. Second-in-command of the New Avengers.
Currently seen in New Avengers. Powers: Superhuman strength, speed, and invulnerability; flight and cosmic energy manipulation. | |
| Energizer | Kate "Katie" Power | Uncanny X-Men #195 (1985) | A founding member of Power Pack. Was made an honorary member of the X-Men after her siblings were captured by the Morlocks and Katie helped the X-Men capture those responsible.
Current situation unknown. Powers: Received her powers from a Kymellian, an alien species: absorb energy, translate matter and absorb the resulting energy, project plasma bursts from her chest. Also has a healing ability amplified by her siblings' presence. | |
| Callisto | Unrevealed | Uncanny X-Men #211 (1986) | First and former leader of the Morlocks. An ally of the X-Men, became Moira MacTaggert's bodyguard. Confirmed depowered on M-Day in Decimation: House of M - The Day After (2006). Joined the X-Cell.
Last seen with Marrow and the X-Cell. Powers: Formerly enhanced reflexes, senses, and coordination. | |
| Goblin Queen/Red Queen | Madelyne Jennifer Pryor | Uncanny X-Men #221 (1987) | Began staying with the X-Men after Cyclops left her to form X-Factor. Stayed with the X-Men until she became the Goblin Queen during Inferno. Recently returned, taking the name Red Queen. Tricked by Cyclops into moving her spirit form into a corpse she thought was Jean Grey. The body could not hold her power, and she disappeared.
Disappeared: in Uncanny X-Men #511 (2009). Powers: As a clone of Jean Grey, she possessed identical, but less-powerful, telekinetic and telepathic abilities. She has the ability to teleport and absorb psychic energy, as well as various mystical powers. | |
| Gateway | Unrevealed | Uncanny X-Men #229 (1988) | Unofficial member of the X-Men. Teleported the team where they needed to go while they were based in Australia following their "deaths." Great-grandfather of X-Men member Lucas Bishop. Also acted as an ally to Generation X. Believed killed by the Marauders before X-Men, vol. 2 #200 (2007), but recently seen in Secret Warriors.
Powers: Teleportation and opening of trans-spacial portals; telepathy and omniscience. | |
| Quicksilver | Pietro Django Maximoff | Uncanny X-Men #304 (1993) | Resident of Xavier's mansion on two separate occasions: first when Magneto returned with Avalon; then later following Onslaught, when his wife and sister were believed dead. Former member of the Avengers, the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, and X-Factor. Confirmed depowered in Decimation: House of M - The Day After (2006), though his powers were gradually restored by the Inhumans' Terrigen Mists.
Currently seen in Avengers Academy Powers: Superhuman speed, agility, and reflexes. | |
| Fiz | Unknown | X-Men, vol. 2 #96 (2000) | A mutant Skrull who journeyed to Earth to join the X-Men. Helped the X-Men battle Apocalypse during the Apocalypse: The Twelve storyline. Was called an honorary X-Man by the Beast. Joined Cadre K, a team of mutant Skrulls formed by Professor X.
Current status unknown. Powers: Skrull shape-shifting abilities, as well as the ability to alter his size and mass. | |
| Red Lotus | Paul Hark | X-Treme X-Men #7 (2002) | Martial artist who aided the X-Treme X-Men on more than one occasion.
Current status unknown. Powers: Superhuman agility, coordination, reflexes, and balance. | |
| M | Monet Yvette Clarisse Maria Therese St. Croix | Uncanny X-Men #410 (2002) | Former member of Generation X and X-Corporation. Took a temporary leave from X-Corporation to battle Black Tom Cassidy with the X-Men. She was referred to as being "on loan" from X-Corporation, but she has also been referred to as a former team member on a few occasions. However, since she has never been recognized by Marvel as an official member, her X-Men status is unclear. Currently a founding member of X-Factor Investigations.
Currently seen in X-Factor. Powers: Superhuman strength, durability, reflexes, coordination, hearing, and vision; flight and telepathy. | |
| Vange Whedon | Evangeline Whedon | X-Treme X-Men #35 (2003) | The X-Men's team lawyer.
Currently living on Utopia with the X-Men. Powers: Metamorph whose transformation into an enormous red dragon can be triggered consciously or by the presence of blood. | |
| Deadpool | Wade Wilson | Cable & Deadpool #8 (2004) | Ex-cancer victim who was given a healing factor after involvement with Weapon X. Hired as a mercenary by the X-Men to take down Cable. Given his own X-Men costume (one standard and one like Marvel Girl's). Although he regarded himself as a member of X-Men, he betrayed the team for Cable. He later visited the X-Men on Utopia and became a probationary X-Men member under Domino's supervision, although this status did not last long.[7]
Currently seen in Deadpool and Uncanny X-Force. Powers: Superhuman healing factor, "bodyslide" teleportation, augmented strength, speed, agility, endurance, reflexes, (cursed) immortality, extreme marksmanship and swordsmanship. | |
| Pulse | Augustus | X-Men, vol. 2 #181 (2004) | Partnered with Mystique when she joined the X-Men. May have been considered a member during his tenure at the Xavier Institute.
Current status unknown. Powers: Emits a pulsing energy that disables mutant powers and certain electronic devices. | |
| Agent Brand | Abigail Brand | Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #3 (2004) | Head of S.W.O.R.D., an agency responsible for defending the Earth from extraterrestrial threats. Beast's girlfriend.
Currently seen in Astonishing X-Men. Powers: Ability to coat her hands in blue flames; can communicate in different alien languages humans are unable to pronounce. | |
| Korvus | Korvus Rook'Shir | Uncanny X-Men #478 (2006) | Stayed with the X-Men during their space mission to find Vulcan and defeat D'Ken. It is unknown if he became a member, but he helped fight against the Shi'ar. He is currently a member of the Starjammers.
Last seen in War of Kings. Powers: Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, and durability. While wielding the Phoenix Blade, he possessed the ability to fly and shoot energy blasts. | |
| Diamond Lil | Lillian Crawley-Jeffries | X-Force, vol. 3 #22 (2009) | Former Alpha Flight member and wife of Madison Jeffries who resided on Utopia with the X-Men and assisted the team during Selene's attack on the island. Her membership status is unconfirmed, though Cyclops has implied that she was a member.
Deceased: Killed by Mortis in X-Force, vol. 3 #23 during Selene's attack on Utopia. Powers: Superhuman physical resistance. | |
X-Men substitute teams
New Mutants Graduate X-Men (1986)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| While the X-Men were de-aged, the New Mutants briefly "graduated" to become X-Men in Uncanny X-Men Annual #10 (1986). | |||
| Cannonball | Samuel Guthrie | See 1990s recruits. | |
| Mirage | Danielle Moonstar | See 2000s recruits. | |
| Karma | Xi'an Coy Manh | ||
| Magma | Amara Aquilla | ||
| Sunspot | Roberto Da Costa | ||
| Magik | Illyana Rasputina | ||
| Cypher | Douglas Ramsey | See 2010s recruits. | |
| Warlock | Warlock | ||
| Wolfsbane | Rahne Sinclair | Powers: Lycanthropic metamorph with claws and enhanced senses, strength, agility, endurance, and healing. | |
Muir Island X-Men (1989)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| In the wake of the X-Men's "death" during "Fall of the Mutants," a team of X-Men assembled on Muir Island in Uncanny X-Men #254-255 (1989). | |||
| Banshee | Sean Cassidy | Founder of the Muir Island X-Men. Best known as a member of the main X-Men team. Deceased. See above (1970s recruits) | |
| Forge | Important member of the Muir Island X-Men. Best known as a member of the main X-Men team (1989) and X-Factor leader (1991). Deceased. See above (1980s recruits) | ||
| Moira MacTaggert | Moira MacTaggert | Longtime X-Men ally who used a machine gun in battle. Died in X-Men, vol. 2 #108 (2001). See above (Other status). | |
| Polaris | Lorna Dane | Best known as a longtime member of the main X-Men team. Lorna had a secondary mutation during the Muir Island issues that caused her to draw upon negative emotional energy to increase her physical strength. Current member of the Starjammers. See above (1960s recruits). | |
| Amanda Sefton | Jimaine Szardos | Foster sister and former lover of Nightcrawler. Formerly spent her time as ruler of "Limbo" as the second Magik. Powers: Proficient magic skills used for teleportation and spells. Retains magic armor and Soulsword. | |
| Sunder | Mark Hallett | Founding member of the Morlocks. Died in Uncanny X-Men #254 (1989). Powers: Disfigured body enables superhuman strength and endurance. | |
| Legion | David Haller | See 2010s recruits. | |
| Sharon Friedlander | Sharon Friedlander | Transformed from a caucasian to Native American by Moonstar's Demon Bear. Worked for Xavier's as medical staff. Died in Uncanny X-Men #298 (1993). Powers: Enhanced strength, endurance, reflexes. | |
| Tom Corsi | Thomas Corsi | Transformed from a caucasian to Native American by Moonstar's Demon Bear. After transformation, worked at Xavier's School as a handy man and physical education instructor. Powers: Enhanced strength, endurance, reflexes. | |
| Alysande Stuart | Alysande Stuart | Sister of Alistaire Stuart. Died in Excalibur #55 (1992). Powers: Human. | |
| Multiple Man | Jamie Madrox | Joined in Uncanny X-Men Annual #15 (1991); now head of X-Factor Investigations. Powers: Self-duplication. | |
| Siryn | Theresa Cassidy | Daughter of deceased X-Man Banshee. Joined in Uncanny X-Men Annual #15 (1991); now member of X-Factor Investigations (see below). Powers: Sonic scream, allowing flight, sound dampening fields, seduction of men and women, and enhanced hearing. | |
Phalanx Invasion X-Men (1994)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| To oppose the threat of the techno-organic alien Phalanx, a team of X-Men was quickly banded together in Uncanny X-Men #316 (1994). | |||
| Banshee | Sean Cassidy | Deceased. See 1970s recruits. | |
| Jubilee | Jubilation Lee | Currently depowered. See 1990s recruits. | |
| Sabretooth | Victor Creed | Deceased. Decapitated by Wolverine using the Muramasa blade. See 2000s recruits. | |
| White Queen | Emma Frost | Now co-headmistress of the Institute. See 2000s recruits. | |
Mannite Rescue X-Men (1999)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| After Professor X disbanded the X-Men in an attempt to "smoke out" a Skrull impostor in their ranks, Cyclops and Jean Grey pulled together a team to help the Mannites in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 2 #1 (1999). | |||
| Cyclops | Scott Summers | Co-founders. See Original X-Men. | |
| Phoenix | Jean Grey-Summers | ||
| Archangel | Warren K. Worthington III | Also known as Angel, founding member of the X-Men. See Original X-Men. | |
| Cable | Nathan Christopher Summers | See 2000s recruits. | |
| X-Man | Nate Grey | See 2010s recruits. | |
| Unidentified Skrull | Unrevealed | Alien Skrull who impersonated and genuinely believed himself to be Wolverine. Killed in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 2 #3 (1999). See Other status. | |
Genoshan Assault X-Men (2001)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magneto decides to strike after the Legacy Virus is cured. After losing many members when Storm started her splinter group X-Treme X-Men and Professor X was captured by Magneto, Jean Grey recruits a temporary team in Uncanny X-Men #392 (2001) in order to rescue Professor X. | |||
| Phoenix | Jean Grey-Summers | Founder. See Original X-Men. | |
| Dazzler | Alison Blaire | Moved to Utopia with the X-Men. See 1980s recruits. | |
| Northstar | Jean-Paul Beaubier | Xavier later convinces him to join his teaching staff for the new students. Killed by Wolverine and resurrected by Hydra. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Omertà | Paul Provenzano | Possibly died in Weapon X #5 (2002). Powers: Superhuman strength and invulnerability. | |
| Wraith | Hector Rendoza | Confirmed depowered on M-Day in New Avengers #18 (2006). Powers: Transparent skin; can displace the effects of his powers by making others look transparent to him and appearing normal to others. | |
| Sunpyre | Leyu Yoshida | Half-sister of X-Man Sunfire. Died in Uncanny X-Men #404 (2002). Alternate version joined the Japanese hero team Big Hero 6. Powers: Flight, plasma blasts, ability to view infrared, radiation immunity. | |
| Frenzy | Joanna Cargill | Brainwashed into joining by Jean Grey. See 2010s recruits. | |
Street Team X-Men (2004)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A team scratched together by Cyclops in the wake of Xorn's rampage through Manhattan in New X-Men, vol. 1 #149–150 (2004). | |||
| Cyclops | Scott Summers | Founder. See Original X-Men. | |
| Fantomex | Charlie-Cluster 7 | Former Weapon X agent. Artificially made mutant. Tagged along with Wolverine and Agent Zero on a quest against Weapon X. See 2010s recruits. | |
| E.V.A. | Inapplicable | Fantomex's separate, symbiotic nervous system. She is generally shaped like a flying saucer, but is able to change shape. See 2010s recruits. | |
| Beak | Barnell Bohusk | Lives at the school with Angel and kids, before joining the Exiles and returning home to lose his powers. Gained honorary X-Men status in the New X-Men, vol. 1 series. Lost his powers after Decimation, then joined the New Warriors and gained new abilities. Powers: Currently has a power suit that grants him enhanced vision, flight, superhuman strength, and energy blasts. Formerly had a mutation which gave him an avian physiology, light bones, beak, feathers, superhuman endurance and gliding. | |
| Dust | Sooraya Qadir | Joins the Hellions students and then the X-Men-In-Training squad. Powers: Turns into a living sandstorm. | |
| Stepford Cuckoos | Celeste Cuckoo, Mindee Cuckoo, Phoebe Cuckoo |
Cloned daughters of X-Man Emma Frost. Other sisters: Sophie Cuckoo died previously in New X-Men, vol. 1 #137 (2003) and Esme Cuckoo instead joined Xorn's Brotherhood and died in New X-Men, vol. 1 #150 (2004). Powers: Hive minded consciousness, telepathy, diamond hearts, and levitation. | |
| Longneck | William Hanover | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). Powers: Elongated neck. | |
| Forearm | Marcus Tucker | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). Powers: Extended forearms. | |
| Choir | Irina Clayton | More than likely depowered. Powers: Multiple openings in throat, projection of voice in all directions. | |
| Other unidentified members | Several other Xavier Institute students who were never identified were part of this substitute X-Men squad. | ||
X-Men-In-Training (2006–present)
| Character | Real Name | Active in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyclops and Emma Frost formed this squad to train new X-Men following the events of M-Day and Reverend William Stryker's attack on the Xavier Institute. Squad members often participate in field work with the main X-Men. | |||
| Dust | Sooraya Qadir | New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006) | Former member of the Street Team X-Men and the Hellions training squad. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Elixir | Joshua Foley | Former member of the New Mutants training squad. When the X-Men reformed in San Francisco, Elixir joined the X-Force squad. Powers: Omega-level healer, capable of controlling all biological structures, transmuting objects, bringing back the dead, and killing through touch. | |
| Hellion | Julian Keller | Former leader of the Hellions training squad. Powers: Telekinesis, used for flight, blasts of telekinetic energy, force fields, and lifting and moving objects. | |
| Mercury | Cessily Kincaid | Former member of the Hellions training squad. Powers: Body made of malleable, non-toxic mercury that can be shaped into various forms; can cling to walls; does not require nutrition or air. | |
| Rockslide | Santo Vaccarro | Former member of the Hellions training squad. Powers: Psionic entity who takes a "golem" form by assimilating and adapting surrounding rock and earth into a gestalt shell with superhuman strength, durability, and endurance; can expel his limbs and detonate and reform the shell at will. | |
| Surge | Noriko Ashida | Former member of the New Mutants training squad and initial leader of the X-Men-In-Training squad Powers: Absorption of electricity which can be used for electric blasts and super speed. | |
| X-23 | Laura Kinney | Briefly assisted the X-Men before joining the X-Men-In-Training squad. Left to join the X-Force squad. See 2010s recruits. | |
| Anole | Victor Borkowski | New X-Men, vol. 2 #41 (2007) | Former leader of the Alpha Squadron training squad. Powers: Reptilian mutation causing green, scaly skin, spiked head carapace, prehensile, sticky tongue; superhuman agility, speed, reflexes, coordination, and balance; wallcrawling; camouflage; and regeneration of limbs in an enhanced, clawed form. |
| Gentle | Nezhno Abidemi | Former member of Storm's training squad. Powers: Extreme strength that temporarily increases his muscle mass to impossible levels that cause massive strain and can only be sustained for short durations. His vibranium tattoos help keep his powers in check but he has indicated that eventually his powers may kill him. | |
| Pixie | Megan Gwynn | Former member of the Paragons training squad and current member of the main X-Men. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Prodigy | David Alleyne | New X-Men, vol. 2 #43 (2007) | Former co-leader of the New Mutants training squad. Lost his powers on M-Day, as confirmed in New X-Men, vol. 2 #20 (2006), but later joined (and became the second leader of) the X-Men-In-Training squad. Powers: Formerly possessed telepathic absorption of skills from the people around him; still possesses advanced technical and tactical skills, and with the help of the Stepford Cuckoos he regained all of the information and skills he had absorbed before M-Day. |
| Blindfold | Ruth Aldine | Young X-Men #5 (2008) | Blind former Xavier Institute student who joined Donald Pierce's faux X-Men squad before joining the real X-Men-In-Training squad in San Francisco. Powers: Telepathy, retrocognition, clairvoyance, and precognition. |
| Graymalkin | Jonas Graymalkin | Mysterious ancestor of Professor X who joined the X-Men-In-Training along with the remains of Pierce's squad after assisting in Pierce's defeat. Powers: Super strength, enhanced agility, invulnerability, and night vision, all of which increase in the dark and decrease with exposure to light. | |
| Ink | Eric Gitter | Human who joined Pierce's X-Men squad and thought he was a mutant because his mutant tattoo artist gave him tattoos, granting him superhuman abilities. Joined the training squad despite not being a mutant. Powers: Possesses various abilities, including superhuman strength, radioactive touch, flight, healing, and telepathy, due to his tattoos. | |
| Wolf Cub | Nicholas Gleason | Former member of the Paragons Squad. Deceased: Killed in action fighting Donald Pierce. Powers: Permanent werewolf-like form that imbues him with enhanced senses, strength, speed, agility, reflexes, coordination, balance, and endurance. Also possesses razor-sharp claws and fangs, a full-body coat of fur, and pointed ears. | |
| Cipher | Alisa Tager | Young X-Men #8 (2008) | Secret Xavier Institute student originally known only to Cyclops and Jean Grey. Eventually joined the training squad after assisting them behind the scenes for months. Powers: Phasing through solid objects, full spectrum invisibility, complete stealth, and masking even her psychic imprint from most telepaths. |
| Stepford Cuckoos | Celeste Cuckoo, Mindee Cuckoo, Phoebe Cuckoo |
Secret Invasion: X-Men #1 (2008) | Former co-leaders of the Corsairs training squad and members of the Street Team X-Men. Although still only on the training squad, the Three-in-One often telepathically coordinate X-Men missions. See above (Street Team X-Men). |
| Loa | Alani Ryan | Runaways, vol. 3 #10 (2009) | Former member of the Alpha Squadron training squad. Powers: Disintegrates matter by phasing through it. |
| Match | Ben Hamill | Former leader of the Paragons training squad. Powers: Fire manipulation; body perpetually aflame. | |
| Bling! | Roxanne "Roxy" Washington | Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia #1 (2009) | Former member of the Chevaliers training squad. Powers: Body made of diamond-hard material; produces and throws razor-sharp shards. |
| Onyxx | Sidney Green | Former leader of the Chevaliers training squad. Deceased: Killed by Wither in X-Force, vol. 3 #23 (2010). Powers: Body composed of rock-hard substance; superhuman strength and durability; extra pair of eyes. | |
| Indra | Paras Gavaskar | X-Men: Legacy #226 (2009) | Former member of the Alpha Squadron training squad. Powers: Can cover his body with armored plates; purple skin. |
| Trance | Hope Abbott | Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus #1 (2009) | Former member of the Paragons training squad. Powers: Projects her astral form, which can travel over long distances and produce disruptive energy surges. |
| Crosta | Crosta | Uncanny X-Men #521 (2010) | Atlantean mutant who was sent by Namor to study with the X-Men. Next seen wearing an X-Men uniform and assisting with the construction of the undersea pillar supporting Utopia. Powers: Produces shockwaves. |
X-Force (X-Men Strike Team) (2007–present)
| Character | Real Name | Active in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Men squad assembled and led by Cyclops (with Wolverine serving as the leader in the field) to take on missions which require responses too violent or controversial for the regular X-Men to deal with directly. When Cyclops disbanded X-Force, Wolverine put a new X-Force squad together without Cyclops's knowledge. | |||
| Cyclops | Scott Summers | Uncanny X-Men #493 (2008) | Founder and leader. Also the leader of the X-Men overall. See Original X-Men. |
| Wolverine | James "Logan" Howlett | Field leader. Also a member of the X-Men and New Avengers. See 1970s recruits. | |
| Caliban | Unrevealed | Former member of the Morlocks. Founding member of the X-Force squad of X-Men. Deceased: Killed on X-Force's first mission, in New X-Men, vol. 2 #45 (2008). Briefly resurrected by Eli Bard using a form of the T-O Virus. Powers: Ability to sense and track other mutants; superhuman strength, speed, endurance, reflexes, and durability; claw-like fingernails. | |
| Hepzibah | Unpronounceable | Left the team after the events of "Messiah Complex." See 2000s recruits. | |
| Warpath | James Proudstar | Removed from the team roster after the events of X-Force, vol. 3 #25 (2010). See 2000s recruits. | |
| Wolfsbane | Rahne Sinclair | Removed from the team roster after the events of X-Force, vol. 3 #25 (2010). See New Mutants Graduate X-Men. | |
| X-23 | Laura Kinney | Rejoined the roster briefly for the time-travel mission during "Second Coming." See 2010s recruits. | |
| Archangel | Warren Kenneth Worthington III | X-Force, vol. 3 #2 (2008) | Joined the squad after discovering them using his Aerie as a home base. See Original X-Men. |
| Elixir | Joshua Foley | X-Force, vol. 3 #4 (2008) | Team healer. Removed from the team roster after the events of X-Force, vol. 3 #25 (2010). See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Domino | Neena Thurman | X-Force, vol. 3 #8 (2008) | Joined the squad while tracking Vanisher and the Legacy Virus. See 2000s recruits. |
| Vanisher | Telford Porter | X-Force, vol. 3 #9 (2008) | Initially given a terminal brain tumor by Elixir and forced to join X-Force, though he later served willingly. Presumed deceased: Shot multiple times before teleporting away in New Mutants, vol. 3 #13 (2010). Was still talking when last seen on panel, so possibly still alive. Considered missing in action by the X-Men. Powers: Teleportation. |
| Cable | Nathan Christopher Charles Summers | X-Force, vol. 3 #27 (2010) | Joined the team for the mission to the future to stop Bastion's Nimrod sentinels, knowing that it was a one-way trip; allowed his techno-organic virus to take over his body so the team could return to the present, seemingly killing him. See 2000s recruits. |
| Cypher | Douglas Aaron Ramsey | Joined the team per Cyclops's orders to travel to the future to shut down Bastion's sentinels. See 2010s recruits. | |
| Psylocke | Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock | X-Men: Second Coming #2 (2010) | Asked to join Wolverine's new team without Cyclops's knowledge. See 1980s recruits. |
| Fantomex | Charlie-Cluster 7 (Jean-Phillipe Charles) | Joined Wolverine's new squad after Cyclops disbanded the first. See 2010s recruits. | |
| E.V.A. | Inapplicable | ||
| Deadpool | Wade Wilson | Also joined the new squad. See Other status. | |
| Deathlok | John Kelly | Uncanny X-Force #7 (2011) | Joined X-Force to face down invaders from a possible future where all superheroes have been turned into Deathloks controlled by worldly authorities; remained with the team following the mission. |
X-Club/Science Team (2009–present)
| Character | Real Name | Active in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beast gathers a scientific squad to attempt to deal with the mutant birth crisis and reverse the effects of M-Day (Uncanny X-Men #507 [2009]). | |||
| Beast | Henry McCoy | Uncanny X-Men #504 (2009) | Founder of the X-Club. See Original X-Men. |
| Angel | Warren Worthington III | Recruited to aid the X-Club and provide financial backing. See Original X-Men. | |
| Doctor Nemesis | James Bradley | Recruited in Buenos Aires after defeating tube-grown Nazis with Angel and Beast. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Box | Madison Jeffries | Uncanny X-Men #505 (2009) | Former Alpha Flight member who joined the X-Club after being rescued from an automated mutant death camp bunker in Canada. See 2000s recruits. |
| Dr. Yuriko Takiguchi | Yuriko Takiguchi | Uncanny X-Men #507 (2009) | Human scientist who was rescued by the X-Club on a remote island between Russia and Japan so he could aid in the reversal of M-Day. Deceased: Died in Uncanny X-Men #515 (2009). Abilities: Robotic engineering. |
| Dr. Kavita Rao | Kavita Rao | Uncanny X-Men #508 (2009) | Human scientist and creator of the "mutant cure" called Hope. Abilities: Genius-level intellect and master geneticist. |
| Psylocke | Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock | Uncanny X-Men #512 (2009) | Recruited to accompany the X-Club on their mission to the year 1906. See 1980s recruits. |
The Lights (2010–present)
| Character | Real Name | Active in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A team of the first mutants to surface in the world since M-Day, tasked with rescuing and helping any other new mutants as they appear. | |||
| Hope | Hope Summers | X-Men: Legacy #237 (2010) | See 2010s recruits. |
| Transonic | Laurie Tromette | Uncanny X-Men #526 (2010) | First of the lights to be recruited when Hope saved her from a suicide attempt. She is pensive about being a superhero, especially a mutant, and finds her loyalty to Hope discomforting. Powers: Living crystal form which grants her flight up to transsonic speeds and allows for ultra-maneuverability at top speeds. |
| Velocidad | Gabriel Cuohuelo | Uncanny X-Men #527 (2010) | Second recruit to the lights when he was saved by Hope when his powers went out of control. Relishes being a mutant and has started a somewhat romantic relationship with Hope. Powers: Relative localized time-manipulation. |
| Oya | Idie Okonkwo | Uncanny X-Men #528 (2010) | The third new mutant recruited when she was saved by Hope and Storm from a mob wanting to kill "the girl who wouldn't burn". Very religious, sometimes believing herself to be a monster, and can be judgmental yet kind to others because of this. Powers: Thermal transference allowing her to create extreme heat or cold while creating an opposite reaction in another area. |
| Primal | Teon Macik | Uncanny X-Men #529 (2010) | Found chasing "alpha-women" in Miami Beach, where he actually sought out Hope as a potential mate. When Hope stabilized him, he imprinted on her and now follows his "master's" orders unconditionally. Powers: Hyper-efficient feral mutation granting enhanced strength, speed, endurance, reflexes, senses, and recuperative abilities, as well as mental adaptation allowing quick understanding of parse complexes and adaptability to his surroundings. |
| Zero | Kenji Uedo | Generation Hope #4 (2011) | Was a famous artist in Tokyo when his powers activated, driving him mad and causing him to destroy much of the city. After stabilizing, he's shown much remorse, but still hints of madness, and also questions his strong loyalty to Hope. Powers: Mass generation ability allows him to create almost anything out of bio-mechanical growths from his body. |
X-Men splinter teams
New Mutants (1982–1991)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Mutants (Original) | |||
| Professor X | Charles Francis Xavier | Marvel Graphic Novel #4 (1982) | Founder and mentor. See Original X-Men. |
| Karma | Xi'an "Shan" Coy Manh | Initial team leader. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Wolfsbane | Rahne Sinclair | Adopted daughter of the late Moira MacTaggert. Later a member of X-Factor and Excalibur. Worked as an Xavier Institute faculty member until her affair with student Elixir was discovered. Founding member of Madrox's detective agency and former member of the X-Force strike team. See New Mutants Graduate X-Men. | |
| Psyche/Mirage | Danielle Moonstar | Co-leader with Cannonball. Depowered as an effect of M-Day. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Cannonball | Samuel Zachary Guthrie | Co-leader with Psyche (a.k.a. Mirage). See 1990s recruits. | |
| Sunspot | Roberto Da Costa | Founding member of the original New Mutants and former member of the Fallen Angels and X-Force. Former Lord Imperial of the Hellfire Club's Inner Circle. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Recruits (1983–1991) | |||
| Shadowcat | Katherine Anne Pryde | Uncanny X-Men #167 (1983) | Joined only temporarily after Xavier demoted her; shortly afterwards rejoined the X-Men in Uncanny X-Men #168. See 1980s recruits. |
| Magma | Amara Juliana Olivians Aquilla | New Mutants, vol. 1 #13 (1984) | Believed herself to be Allison Crestmere from England until New Mutants, vol. 2 #7, when she was healed by Elixir and saw what her real life was. See 2000s recruits. |
| Magik | Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina | New Mutants, vol. 1 #14 (1984) | Sister of Colossus. Died in Uncanny X-Men #303 (1993) from the Legacy Virus. Resurrected by Belasco, minus her soul. Former ruler of Limbo. See 2000s recruits. |
| Warlock | Warlock | New Mutants, vol. 1 #21 (1984) | An alien mutant who died in New Mutants, vol. 1 #90 (1990) and was later resurrected by the Phalanx. Went by the name Douglock while a member of Excalibur. Current member of Cannonbal's X-Men squad. See 2010s recruits. |
| Cypher | Douglas Aaron Ramsey | Killed by the Ani-Mator in New Mutants, vol. 1 #60 (1988). Resurrected by Eli Bard using a form of the T-O Virus. Freed from Selene's control with Warlock's help; currently a member of the X-Men. See 2010s recruits. | |
| Magneto | Max "Magnus" Eisenhardt | Uncanny X-Men #200 (1985) | Mentor; depowered as an effect of M-Day, though later got his powers back with the High Evolutionary's help. See 1980s recruits. |
| Bird-Brain | Bird Boy | New Mutants, vol. 1 #55 (1987) | An Ani-Mate. |
| Firefist | Russell "Rusty" Collins | New Mutants, vol. 1 #77 (1989) | Deceased: Killed by Holocaust in X-Men, vol. 2 #42 (1995). |
| Skids | Sally Blevins | Later a member of the Acolytes and X-Corporation, she retained her powers after M-Day and was part of the 198. Last seen as an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. | |
| Rictor | Julio Esteban Richter | Depowered as an effect of M-Day; currently a member of X-Factor Investigations. | |
| Boom-Boom | Tabitha "Tabby" Smith | Former member of the Fallen Angels who is also known as Boomer and Meltdown. Went on to join X-Force and Nextwave. Killed by the Leper Queen, but later saved through manipulation of the timestream. Currently a member of the X-Men. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Cable | Nathan Christopher Charles Summers | New Mutants, vol. 1 #89 (1990) | Mentor. See 2000s recruits. |
| Warpath | James Proudstar | New Mutants, vol. 1 #99 (1991) | Originally known as the second Thunderbird. Current member of the X-Force squad of X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| Shatterstar | Gaveedra Seven/ Benjamin Russell |
New Mutants, vol. 1 #100 (1991) | Formerly an alien warrior, his mind was later transplanted into the body of a mutant. Currently a member of X-Factor Investigations. |
| Feral | Maria Callasantos | Confirmed in Decimation: House of M - The Day After (2006) that she was depowered on M-Day. Killed by Sabretooth. | |
| Other members (honorary, reserve, allies, infiltrators) | |||
| Gosamyr | Gosamyr | New Mutants, vol. 1 #67 (1988) | An alien. |
| Artie | Arthur Maddicks | New Mutants, vol. 1 #77 (1989) | Depowered as an effect of M-Day, as confirmed in New Avengers.
Powers: Image projection. |
| Leech | Leech | Powers: Power dampening. | |
| Copycat | Vanessa Carlysle | New Mutants, vol. 1 #98 (1991) | Joined impersonating Domino. Deceased. See below (X-Force). |
| Fallen Angels New Mutants splinter team (1987) | |||
| Vanisher | Telford Porter | Fallen Angels #1 (1987) | See X-Force (X-Men Strike Team). |
| Ariel | Unrevealed | Deceased. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Chance | Unrevealed | ||
| Boom-Boom | Tabitha Smith | See above (2000s recruits). | |
| Sunspot | Roberto Da Costa | Fallen Angels #2 (1987) | |
| Gomi | Alphonsus Lefszycic | ||
| Multiple Man | Jamie Madrox | See Muir Island X-Men. | |
| Warlock | See 2010s recruits. | ||
| Siryn | Theresa Rourke Cassidy | Fallen Angels #3 (1987) | See Muir Island X-Men. |
| Moon-Boy | Fallen Angels #4 (1987) | ||
| Devil Dinosaur | |||
X-Force (Cable Founded) (1991–2001)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Force (Original) The members of the New Mutants decided to change the team name to X-Force in New Mutants #100 (1991). | |||
| Cable | Nathan Summers | New Mutants, vol. 1 #100 (1991) | See 2000s recruits. |
| Cannonball | Samuel Guthrie | New Mutants founder. See 1990s recruits. | |
| Copycat | Vanessa Carlysle | Joined impersonating Domino. Deceased: Died in Deadpool, vol. 3 #58 (2001). | |
| Shatterstar | Gaveedra Seven/ Benjamin Russell |
See New Mutants. | |
| Feral | Maria Callasantos | Depowered as an effect of M-Day. Killed by Sabretooth. | |
| Meltdown | Tabitha Smith | Also known as Boom-Boom and Boomer. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Warpath | James Proudstar | Originally known as the second Thunderbird. Current member of the X-Force squad of X-Men. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Recruits (1991–2000) | |||
| Siryn | Theresa Cassidy | X-Force, vol. 1 #5 (1991) | Current member of X-Factor Investigations. See Muir Island X-Men. |
| Sunspot | Roberto Da Costa | X-Force, vol. 1 #15 (1992) | See 2000s recruits. |
| Rictor | Julio Esteban Richter | Depowered as an effect of M-Day. Currently a member of X-Factor Investigations. Worked as a mole in the Purifiers. | |
| Domino | Neena Thurman | X-Force, vol. 1 #32 (1994) | Current member of the X-Men and the secret X-Force squad. See 2000s recruits. |
| Caliban | Unrevealed | X-Force, vol. 1 #44 (1995) | See X-Force (X-Men Strike Team). |
| Moonstar | Danielle Moonstar | X-Force, vol. 1 #68 (1997) | Defected from the Mutant Liberation Front after Operation: Zero Tolerance. Depowered as an effect of M-Day. Formerly a mentor to the Young X-Men squad, and a current member of the New Mutants squad of X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| Bedlam | Jesse Aaronson | X-Force, vol. 1 #85 (1999) | Deceased: Died in Uncanny X-Men #423 (2003). |
| Pete Wisdom | Peter Paul Wisdom | X-Force, vol. 1 #102 (2000) | Leader of the team. See below (Excalibur). |
| X-Force Allies | |||
| Lila Cheney | Lila Cheney | X-Force, vol. 1 #19 (1992) | Currently lives in her Dyson sphere. |
| X-Treme | Adam Neramani | X-Force Annual, vol. 1 #2 | Offered membership but declined. |
| Risque | Gloria Dolores Muñoz | X-Force, vol. 1 #51 | Associate of Warpath. |
X-Factor (1986–1998 and 2005–present)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Factor/X-Terminators | |||
| Cyclops | Scott Summers | X-Factor, vol. 1 #1 (1986) | See Original X-Men. |
| Iceman | Robert Louis "Bobby" Drake | ||
| Beast | Dr. Henry Philip "Hank" McCoy | ||
| Marvel Girl/Phoenix | Jean Grey Summers | Also known as Phoenix. See Original X-Men. | |
| Angel/Archangel | Warren Kenneth Worthington III | Apparently committed suicide in X-Factor, vol. 1 #15 (1987); reappeared as Apocalypse's Horseman Death. Rejoined the team in X-Factor, vol. 1 #36 (1989). See Original X-Men. | |
| Caliban | Unrevealed | X-Factor, vol. 1 #17 (1987) | Left the team in X-Factor, vol. 1 #24 (1988) to join Apocalypse. See X-Force (X-Men Strike Team). |
| X-Terminators (X-Factor's Wards/Trainee Team, 1988) | |||
| Firefist | Russell "Rusty" Collins | X-Terminators #1 (1988) | See New Mutants. |
| Skids | Sally Blevins | ||
| Boom-Boom | Tabitha "Tabby" Smith | See 2000s recruits. | |
| Rictor | Julio Esteban Richter | See New Mutants. | |
| Leech | Unrevealed | ||
| Artie | Arthur Maddicks | ||
| Wiz Kid | Takashi "Taki" Matsuya | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). | |
| X-Factor (Federal Team) (1991–1998) | |||
| Polaris | Lorna Dane | X-Factor, vol. 1 #71 (1991) | See 1960s recruits. |
| Multiple Man | Jamie Madrox | See Muir Island X-Men. | |
| Strong Guy | Guido Carosella | Former bodyguard of Lila Cheney. Powers: Rechannels kinetic energy into physical strength. | |
| Havok | Alexander Summers | Leader. See 1960s recruits. | |
| Wolfsbane | Rahne Sinclair | See New Mutants Graduate X-Men. | |
| Val Cooper | Valerie Cooper | Government liaison to X-Factor. | |
| Quicksilver | Pietro Django Maximoff | X-Factor, vol. 1 #72 (1991) | See Other status. |
| Random | Marshall Evan Stone III | X-Factor, vol. 1 #92 (1993) | Hired on several occasions to join X-Factor on missions, including against Project: Wideawake and Haven. |
| Forge | Unrevealed | X-Factor, vol. 1 #93 (1993) | Joined as government liaison and later became the team's leader. See 1980s recruits. |
| Wild Child | Kyle Gibney | X-Factor, vol. 1 #114 (1995) | Member of Gamma Flight, Omega Flight, and Alpha Flight before joining X-Factor. Later a member of Weapon X. Confirmed depowered on M-Day in New Avengers, though his powers were later restored. Deceased: Apparently killed by Omega Red in Wolverine: Origins #39 (2009). |
| Shard | Shard Bishop | Died in Bishop: The Last X-Man #14. | |
| Mystique | Unrevealed (alias: Raven Darkhölme) | See 2000s recruits. | |
| Sabretooth | Victor Creed | Deceased. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Greystone | Devlin Greystone/in body of Brian Young | Died in X-Factor, vol. 1 #149. | |
| Fixx | Unrevealed/in body of "Jane Doe" | ||
| Archer | Unrevealed/ in body of Jude Black | ||
| X-Factor Investigations (2005–present) Although the team debuted in X-Factor, vol. 3 #1, the majority of the group (save Layla Miller and Rictor) had already joined the team. | |||
| Multiple Man | Jamie Madrox | Madrox #5 (2005) | Team founder and leader. See Muir Island X-Men. |
| Strong Guy | Guido Carosella | See X-Factor (Federal Team). | |
| Wolfsbane | Rahne Sinclair | Mysteriously left the team to join X-Force undercover. Rejoined X-Factor in #208. See New Mutants Graduate X-Men. | |
| Siryn/Banshee | Theresa O'Rourke Cassidy | X-Factor, vol. 3 #1 (2006) | See Muir Island X-Men. |
| Butterfly | Layla Rose Miller | Formerly imprisoned in a mutant concentration camp while trapped in Bishop's future. | |
| M | Monet St. Croix | Former member of Generation X. See Other status. | |
| Rictor | Julio Esteban Richter | X-Factor, vol. 3 #2 (2006) | Depowered. Briefly left the team before being captured by Arcade. See New Mutants. |
| Darwin | Armando Muñoz | X-Factor, vol. 3 #33 (2008) | Former X-Man. See 1970s recruits. |
| Longshot | Unrevealed | Former X-Man. See 1980s recruits. | |
| Shatterstar | Gaveedra Seven/ Benjamin Russell |
X-Factor #200 (2009) | Former member of X-Force. |
| X-Factor Investigations Allies | |||
| Pip the Troll | Pip Gofern | X-Factor #213 (2011) | Laxidazian troll who has so far just served as receptionist. |
Excalibur (1987–1998, 2001, and 2004–2007)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Excalibur (Original) (1987) | |||
| Captain Britain | Brian Braddock | Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn (1987) | |
| Meggan | Meggan Braddock | Married Captain Britain in Excalibur, vol. 1 #125. Was pulled out of our reality in Uncanny X-Men #465. | |
| Phoenix | Rachel Summers | Also known as Rachel Grey, codename Marvel Girl. After being trapped in the Mojoverse for a while, she escaped and emerged in London, which led to her joining Excalibur. See 1980s recruits. | |
| Nightcrawler | Kurt Wagner | Was put in a coma during the Mutant Massacre, and joined the team when he awoke. See 1970s recruits. | |
| Shadowcat | Katherine Pryde | Left in her phased form from injuries received during the Mutant Massacre. Was recovering on Muir Island when she joined the team. See 1980s recruits. | |
| Lockheed | Unrevealed | See 1980s recruits. | |
| Excalibur Recruits (1988–1998) | |||
| Widget | Kate Rasputin | Excalibur, vol. 1 #1 (1988) | Originally from the Days of Future Past timeline. A living robot containing Kate Rasputin's consciousness. |
| Kylun | Colin McKay | Excalibur, vol. 1 #46 (1992) | His two swords, the Zz'rath, will cut through anything except people who know that they are innocent. |
| Cerise | Cerise | Excalibur, vol. 1 #47 (1992) | A member of the Shi'ar alien race. Formerly had a relationship with Nightcrawler. |
| Micromax | Scott Wright | Former agent of F.I.6. Joined the team after F.I.6. was destroyed by Necrom. Left to join the Brand Corporation, but was fired later. | |
| Feron | Feron | Descendant of the first host of the Phoenix. A trained mage. | |
| Moira MacTaggert | Moira Kinross MacTaggert | Excalibur, vol. 1 #71 (1993) | See Other status. Began working with Excalibur when the team moved to Muir Island. |
| Daytripper | Amanda Sefton/Jimaine Szardos | Excalibur, vol. 1 #75 (1994) | Foster sister to Nightcrawler, with whom she had a relationship. Left the team to rule over the otherdimensional realm of Limbo. |
| Douglock | Warlock | Excalibur, vol. 1 #78 (1994) | Originally thought to be Cypher returned to life as a techno-organic being, Douglock was really Warlock, who had absorbed Cypher's personality. After Excalibur disbanded, he had a short-lived solo series. See 2010s recruits. |
| Wolfsbane | Rahne Sinclair | Excalibur, vol. 1 #90 (1995) | Joined the team to look after her foster mother, Moira MacTaggert, who had become infected with the Legacy Virus. See New Mutants Graduate X-Men. |
| Pete Wisdom | Peter Paul Wisdom | Excalibur, vol. 1 #91 (1995) | Former Black Air agent. Joined the team to fight Black Air. Had a relationship with Kitty Pryde and left the team after they broke up. Retrained X-Force to be spies, and faked his own death to make them stronger. Later a member of New Excalibur and currently with MI-13. |
| Colossus | Piotr "Peter" Rasputin | Excalibur, vol. 1 #92 (1995) | Joined the team after the Acolytes disbanded. Left with Kitty Pryde and Nightcrawler to rejoin the X-Men, leading to Excalibur disbanding. |
| Excalibur Allies | |||
| Alysande Stuart | Alysande Stuart | ||
| Alistaire Stuart | Alistaire Stuart | ||
| Rory Campbell | Roderick Campbell | ||
| Mimic | Calvin Montgomery Rankin | Excalibur, vol. 1 #124 (1998). | Rescued by Excalibur from Operation Zero Tolerance in Peru. Became an ally right before the team disbanded. Former member of the Brotherhood of Mutants. See 1960s recruits. |
| Excalibur: Sword of Power (2001) | |||
| Captain Britain | Brian Braddock | Excalibur, vol. 2 (2001) | |
| Meggan | Meggan Braddock | ||
| Psylocke | Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock | Twin sister of Captain Britain. See 1980s recruits. | |
| Black Knight | Dane Whitman | ||
| Captain UK | Linda McQuillan | ||
| Crusader X | Bran Braddock | ||
| Sir Benedict | Sir Benedict Englande | ||
| Genoshan Excalibur (2004) | |||
| Magneto | Max 'Magnus' Eisenhardt | Excalibur, vol. 3 #1 (2004) | Co-leader. See 1980s recruits. |
| Professor X | Charles Francis Xavier | Co-leader. See Original X-Men. | |
| Callisto | Unrevealed | Depowered. Briefly repowered (her enhanced senses) using the Terrigen Mists, but her powers were increased to the point where even rain harmed her. See Other status. | |
| Dark Beast | Henry Philip McCoy (Earth-295) | See Other status. | |
| Freakshow | Unrevealed | Confirmed depowered in Son of M #5 (2006). Briefly repowered by the Terrigen Mists, but was stuck in his monstrous form. | |
| Karima Shapandar | Karima Shapandar | Human/Omega Prime Sentinel. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Shola Inkose | Shola Inkose | Confirmed depowered in Son of M #5 (2006). Briefly repowered by the Terrigen Mists. | |
| Wicked | Unrevealed | Confirmed depowered in Son of M #5 (2006). Briefly repowered by the Terrigen Mists, but with erratic control. | |
| New Excalibur (2006) | |||
| Captain Britain | Brian Braddock | New Excalibur #5 (2006) | Wife Meggan was sucked into a reality breach at the end of the Uncanny X-Men House of M arc. |
| Dazzler | Alison "Ali" Blaire | Former music superstar. See 1980s recruits. | |
| Sage | Tessa | Formerly a spy for Xavier in the Hellfire Club. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Juggernaut | Cain Marko | New Excalibur #4 (2006) | Xavier's step brother. Not a mutant. See 2000s recruits. |
| Pete Wisdom | Peter Paul Wisdom | New Excalibur #3 (2006) | Works for MI-13, which deals with all matters metaphysical. See Excalibur recruits. |
| Nocturne | Talia Josephine "T.J." Wagner | Daughter of Nightcrawler and the Scarlet Witch from an alternate reality. Former member of the Exiles. | |
| Longshot | Longshot | X-Men: Die by the Sword #5 (2007). | A warrior from an alternate reality, the Mojoverse. Long-time on-and-off boyfriend of Dazzler. Former member of the Exiles. See 1980s recruits. |
| New Excalibur Allies | |||
| Lionheart | Kelsey Leigh Kirkland | New Excalibur #4 (2006) | Seeing the error of her ways, Lionheart joins forces with Excalibur and helps defeat Albion and his Shadow Captains. |
Generation X (1994–2001)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generation X | |||
| Banshee | Sean Cassidy | Generation X #1 (1994) | Mentors and co-founders. |
| White Queen | Emma Grace Frost | ||
| Skin | Angelo Espinosa | Died in Uncanny X-Men #423 (2003). | |
| Synch | Everett Thomas | Died in Generation X #70 (2000). | |
| M/Penance | Claudette & Nicole St. Croix | Claudette and Nicole St. Croix originally joined the team in their combined form while masqueraded as their sister Monet. They later took her place for a time within the Penance body before being freed and separated and becoming wards of Generation X.
Powers: Able to merge into a single form possessing superhuman strength, durability, reflexes, coordination, hearing, and vision, as well as flight and telepathy. | |
| Husk | Paige Guthrie | See 2000s recruits. | |
| Jubilee | Jubilation Lee | Depowered as an effect of M-Day. See 1990s recruits. | |
| Chamber | Jonothan Evan Starsmore | Depowered as an effect of M-Day. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Blink | Clarice Ferguson | Uncanny X-Men #317 (1994) | Thought to have died, but recently rescued by Selene, whose side she joined. |
| Penance/M | Monet Yvette Clarisse Maria Therese St. Croix | Generation X #3 (1995) | Monet originally joined the team while trapped inside the Penance body but was later freed when her sisters took her place in their combined form. See Other status. |
| Mondo | N/A | Generation X Annual '95 (1995) | Clone of the real Mondo. Died in Generation X #25 (1997).
Powers: Absorbs matter and duplicates its properties. |
| Gaia | Unrevealed | Generation X #43 (1998) | Powers: Reality warping telekinetic. |
| Penance | Yvette | Penance was revealed to be a separate entity capable of independent thought when Claudette and Nicole St. Croix were freed from the Penance body. | |
| Wards of Generation X | |||
| Leech | Leech | Generation X #5 (1995) | Became wards after Gene Nation attacked and kidnapped the White Queen. See New Mutants. |
| Artie Maddicks | Arthur Maddicks | ||
| Franklin Richards | Franklin Richards | Generation X #20 (2006) | Became a ward for a short time after the alleged death of his family, the Fantastic Four, during the Onslaught saga.
Powers: Reality alteration. |
| Claudette & Nicole St. Croix | Claudette & Nicole St. Croix | Became wards after being freed from the Penance body and separated into their individual forms. See Generation X. | |
Cerebro's X-Men (1998)
| Character | Real Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Grey King | Addison Falk | Amalgam of Jean Grey, Sebastian Shaw, and Brian Braddock. |
| Mercury | Originally was to be called Silverface. Amalgam of Colossus, Wolverine and Magneto. | |
| Rapture | Sister Joy | Originally was to be called Spook. Amalgam of Mystique, Nightcrawler, Shadowcat and Archangel. |
| Landslide | Lee Broder | Originally was to be called Fastball. Amalgam of Beast, Blob, Sabretooth, Banshee, and Quicksilver. |
| Xaos | Daniel Dash | Amalgam of Cyclops and Havok. |
| Crux | Cristal Lemieux | Originally was to be called Geisher. Amalgam of Iceman, Sunfire, Storm, Avalanche and Jubilee. |
X-Corporation (2001–2005)
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Corporation: Hong Kong branch | |||
| Domino | Neena Thurman | New X-Men Annual 2001 | Current member of the X-Men and the X-Force squad. See 2000s recruits. |
| Risque | Gloria Dolores Muñoz | Killed off-panel by the U-Men. | |
| X-Corporation: Los Angeles branch | |||
| Empath | Manuel Alfonso Rodrigo de la Rocha | X-Treme X-Men #31 (2003) | Former member of the Hellions. Retained his powers after M-Day. Currently a prisoner in the X-Brig. |
| Sunspot | Roberto Da Costa | Current member of the New Mutants squad of X-Men. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Magma | Amara Juliana Olivians Aquilla | X-Treme X-Men #34 (2004) | Current member of the New Mutants squad of X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| Skitz | Unrevealed | X-Treme X-Men #35 (2004) | |
| Stringfellow | |||
| Skids | Sally Blevins | X-Treme X-Men #42 (2004) | Leader of the Los Angeles branch. See above (New Mutants). |
| X-Corporation: Mumbai branch | |||
| Warpath | James Jonathan Proudstar | New X-Men, vol. 1 #133 (2002) | John Proudstar's brother. Current member of the X-Force squad of X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| Feral | María Callasantos | Thornn's sister. Deceased: Killed by Sabretooth. See above (X-Force). | |
| Thornn | Lucía Callasantos | Feral's sister. Depowered on M-Day, as confirmed in Decimation: House of M - The Day After (2006). | |
| Sunfire | Shiro Yoshida | Former member of the X-Men. Was later a Horseman of Apocalypse and a Marauder. See 1970s recruits. | |
| X-Corporation: Paris branch | |||
| Cannonball | Samuel Zachary "Sam" Guthrie | New X-Men, vol. 1 #128 (2002) | Current member of the New Mutants squad of X-Men. See 1990s recruits. |
| Darkstar | Laynia Sergeievna Petrovna | Current member of the Winter Guard in Russia. | |
| M | Monet St. Croix | See Other status. | |
| Multiple Man | Jamie Madrox | See Muir Island X-Men. | |
| Siryn | Theresa O'Rourke Cassidy | ||
| Rictor | Julio Esteban Richter | See New Mutants. | |
| Sabra | Ruth Bat-Seraph | New X-Men, vol. 1 #131 (2002) | Retained her powers after M-Day. |
| Holly | Holly | X-Treme X-Men: X-Posé #1 (2003) | Secretary. |
| X-Corporation: Singapore branch | |||
| Thunderbird | Neal Shaara | Excalibur, vol. 2 #5 | Former member of the X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| Lifeguard | Heather Cameron | Slipstream's sister. Former member of the X-Men. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Other members | |||
| Professor X | Charles Francis Xavier | Founder. Current member of the X-Men. | |
| Vange Whedon | Evangeline Whedon | Legal council. Now operates as the X-Men's team lawyer. | |
| Other branches: Amsterdam, London, Melbourne, Nairobi, New York | |||
It was stated that there were 182 Xavier Institute students enrolled before M-Day (2006). They are now 26 including X-23 (plus Kid Omega in Beast's lab). The ones who did not show up in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006) are most likely depowered or even dead (42 died on the bus explosion in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 [2006]).
New X-Men (2006–2008)
| Codename | Real Name | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The team debuted in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006) after a last-man-standing exercise to know which students were the most worthy to be trained. Wallflower, Blindfold, Ernst, and Gentle had been excused from the exercise. The students selected were to be trained as a junior team of X-Men. Disbanded as of X-Men, vol. 2 #207 (2008). | |||
| Dust | Sooraya Qadir | New X-Men, vol. 1 #133 (2002) | Afghani mutant who lost her mother. Was a member of the Hellions squad. Current member of the Young X-Men. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Elixir | Joshua Foley | New Mutants, vol. 2 #5 (2003) | Former member of the mutant-hating Reavers with gold skin. Former member of the New Mutants. Gained full control of his powers, thanks to the Stepford Cuckoos. Member of X-Force. Powers: Omega-level healer, capable of controlling all biological structures, shown so far by transmuting objects, bringing back dead and killing a person through touch. |
| Hellion | Julian Keller | New Mutants, vol. 2 #2 (2003) | Favored student of White Queen and former leader of the Hellions squad. Was denied a leadership role by Emma Frost because he saved X-23 from Onyxx during the training exercise that would determine the members of the New X-Men. Powers: Advanced telekinesis, used for flight, blasts of telekinetic energy, force fields and picking things up. |
| Mercury | Cessily Kincaid | Irish-American cheerleader member of the Hellions squad. Powers: Body made of malleable, non-toxic mercury capable of being forged into various forms, such as weapons or tools. Can cling to walls, and does not require nutrition or air. Her liquid mercury can also leave her body and form bonds with separate organic beings, which Cessily can control. This form is also resistant to magic. | |
| Anole | Victor Borkowski | Teenage homosexual mutant. Former leader of Alpha Squadron. Current member of the Young X-Men. Powers: Reptilian mutation causing green scaly skin, spiked head carapace, prehensile sticky tongue, superhuman agility, speed, reflexes, coordination, balance, wallcrawling, and camouflage. Regeneration ability used to regrow limbs. Limbs appear in a more powerful reptilian form. This has caused him to regrow his right arm in a super strong form, complete with claws. | |
| Rockslide | Santo Vaccarro | New Mutants, vol. 2 #7 (2004) | Italian-American bully who was a member of the Hellions squad. Dreams of being a professional wrestler. After being broken up to pieces during the fight with Stryker, Hellion telekinetically put him together and gave Rockslide a larger, more rugged body. Current member of the Young X-Men. Powers: Psionic entity capable of taking rocks around him to use as body, forming a "golem" form by assimilating surrounding rock and earth into a gestalt shell, adopting the properties of the matter used. His different bodies give him the ability to expel his limbs and detonate the shell and reform at will. Super strength, durability, and endurance seem to appear in any form. |
| Surge | Noriko Ashida | New Mutants, vol. 2 #8 (2004) | Japanese mutant who formerly took drugs to control powers. Given special gauntlets for control when joined the Institute. Former member of the New Mutants. Former leader of the New X-Men. Powers: Absorbs electricity which can be used for electric blasts and super speed. |
| X-23 | Laura Kinney | X-Men: Evolution (animated series) episode #41 (2003) | Wolverine's 23rd and first successful clone from a Weapon X recreation program. Joined the Uncanny X-Men for a time. Put on the team by Cyclops. Recently joined X-Force. See 2010s recruits. |
| Armor | Hisako Ichiki | Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #4 (2004) | Member of the X-Men. Joined the New X-Men during the Messiah Complex. Powers: See 2000s recruits. |
| Pixie | Megan Gwynn | New X-Men: Academy X #5 (2004) | Welsh student at the Institute. Former member of the Paragons squad. Current member of the Uncanny X-Men. Powers: See 2000s recruits. |
| Gentle | Nezhno Abidemi | New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006) | Former member of Storm's Squad. Joined the New X-Men during the Messiah Complex. Currently lives in Wakanda. Powers: Extreme strength. Temporarily increase the muscle mass of his body to impossible levels. However, he cannot sustain this form for long since it causes massive strain on his body and leads to seizures. The vibranium tattoos adorning his body help to keep his powers in check but Nezhno indicated that eventually his powers will kill him. |
| Prodigy | David Alleyne | New X-Men, vol. 2 #29 (2006) | Former co-leader of the New Mutants. Depowered as of M-Day. Joined the New X-Men to fight William Stryker. Substitute teacher at the school. Powers: Formerly telepathic absorption of skills from the people around him, latent potential to absorb all knowledge known to man. Still possesses advanced technical and tactical skills due to naturally gifted intelligence. Regained all information he had ever copied before M-Day thanks to the Cuckoos in New X-Men, vol. 2 #43 (2007). |
Young X-Men (2008–2009)
| Codename | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A group of former Xavier Institute students originally brought together by Donald Pierce, disguised as Cyclops, and later mentored by Dani Moonstar and Sunspot as a new, young X-Men squad. | |||
| Dust | Sooraya Qadir | Young X-Men #1 (2008) | Former members of the Hellions Squad and the New X-Men. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Rockslide | Santo Vaccarro | ||
| Blindfold | Ruth Aldine | First appeared in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #7. Blind mutant and a student at Xavier's school. Powers: Telepathy, retrocognition, clairvoyance, and precognition. | |
| Wolf Cub | Nicholas Gleason | First appeared in Chamber #1. Student at Xavier's and former member of the Paragons Squad. See X-Men-In-Training. | |
| Ink | Eric Gitter | Powers: Able to gain an ability associated with each tattoo on his body. Has been seen with a radioactive touch due to his tattoos. | |
| Graymalkin | Jonas Graymalkin | Young X-Men #5 | First appeared in Young X-Men #1. Mysterious mutant genetically related to Professor X who is apparently from 200 years in the past. Powers: Has a number of abilities that wax and wane with exposure to light such as night vision, super strength, enhanced agility and invulnerability. |
| Anole | Victor Borkowski | Young X-Men #7 (2008) | Former student at Xavier's recruited by Dani Moonstar after the team came under the X-Men's auspices. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Cipher | Alisa Tager | Young X-Men #8 (2008) | Young mutant who was kept as a secret student at Xavier's, unknown to all except Cyclops and Jean. Powers: Abilities include full spectrum invisibility and complete stealth, able to mask even her psychic imprint from most telepaths. She is also able to enter a phased state, capable of passing through solid objects. |
Other Student Squads (2003–2006)
| Codename | Real Name | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omega Gang (Kid Omega–led rebel squad)
Group of students who were on the drug kick and started a riot at Xavier's, which resulted in the deaths of Sophie Cuckoo and Dummy. | |||
| Glob Herman | Robert Herman | New X-Men, vol. 1 #117 (2001) | Imprisoned for a time due to involvement in the Riot at Xavier's. Still powered after M-Day. Last seen in San Francisco during the Proposition X riots.
Powers: Body composed of organic paraffin wax, allowing for superhuman strength and resistance to injury. |
| Radian | Christian Cord | New X-Men, vol. 1 #126 (2002) | Brother of Tattoo. Imprisoned for a time due to involvement in the Riot at Xavier's. Revealed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). Served as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Radian and technology-based powers.
Powers: Formerly generated ultraviolet light capable of a blinding/burning effect. |
| Redneck | Vincent Stewart | Imprisoned for a time due to involvement in the Riot at Xavier's. Revealed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). Served as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Skybolt and technology-based powers until his death.
Deceased: Died in an explosion in New Warriors, vol. 4 #16 (2008). Powers: Formerly able to project intense heat from his hands. | |
| Tattoo | Christine Cord | Sister of Radian. Imprisoned for a time due to involvement in the Riot at Xavier's. Revealed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). Served as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Longstrike and technology-based powers until her death.
Deceased: Killed by Cancer of the Zodiac in New Warriors, vol. 4 #5 (2007). Powers: Formerly possessed bio-phasing ability allowing her to scramble the nervous system of whoever she touches. Had chameleon-like skin pattern that shifted with her mood. | |
| Kid Omega | Quentin Quire | New X-Men, vol. 1 #134 (2003) | Squad leader. His secondary mutation was to lose the need for his physical body. He was last seen in a tube in Beast's lab on Utopia, where he attacked and was defeated by No-Girl.
Powers: Omega-level telekinetic and telepathic powers. |
| Special Class (Kuan-Yin Xorn's class)
This class first appeared in New X-Men, vol. 1 #135 (2003). It turned into a new Brotherhood in New X-Men, vol. 1 #146 (2003). | |||
| Beak | Barnell Bohusk | New X-Men, vol. 1 #117 (2001) | Depowered, as revealed in Exiles, vol. 1 #72 (2006). Served for a time as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Blackwing and technology-based powers. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Angel | Angel Salvadore Bohusk | New X-Men, vol. 1 #118 (2001) | Depowered, as revealed in Exiles, vol. 1 #72 (2006). Served for a time as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Tempest and technology-based powers.
Powers: Formerly had insect physiology which gave her fly-like wings and acidic spit. |
| No-Girl | Martha Johansson | No-Girl is Martha's astral form, therefore No-Girl cannot be seen by people immune to telepathy. Currently residing on Utopia with the X-Men.
Powers: Telepathy, mutant power suppression. | |
| Dust | Sooraya Qadir | New X-Men, vol. 1 #133 (2002) | Joined the class briefly in New X-Men, vol. 1 #146 (2003). See Street Team X-Men. |
| Basilisk | Mike Columbus | New X-Men, vol. 1 #135 (2003) | Deceased: Killed by Kuan-Yin Xorn in New X-Men, vol. 1 #149 (2004).
Powers: Single eye within forehead projects a paralyzing strobe light. |
| Ernst | Unrevealed | Still powered and living on Utopia with the X-Men.
Powers: Superhuman strength. | |
| Dummy | Dean Boswell | Presumed deceased: His containment suit exploded in New X-Men, vol. 1 #137 (2003).
Powers: Body exists in a gaseous state, which must be contained in a special suit. | |
| New Mutants (Dani Moonstar's squad, 2003–2006)
This squad was given its name in New X-Men: Academy X #2 (2004) and disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). The squad had previously appeared without a name in New Mutants, vol. 2 #1–13 (2003–2004). | |||
| Icarus | Joshua "Jay" Guthrie | Rom Annual #3 (1984) | Former member of the Hellions squad, but switched with Wither. Around the time of M-Day, Rev. William Stryker amputated his wings, and Jay became very defensive about having any of the healers help him.
Deceased: Killed by Stryker in New X-Men, vol. 2 #27 (2006). Powers: Red wings allow for flight and healing factor; vocal mimicry. |
| Wind Dancer | Sofia Mantega | New Mutants, vol. 2 #1 (2003) | Squad co-leader and love interest of Hellion. Confirmed depowered in House of M #8 (2005). Served for a time as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Renascence and technology-based powers.
Powers: Formerly could control air to levitate objects, block or carry sounds from far distances, fly, refine the force of the wind to create a cutting effect, and force compressed air into a person's ear, disrupting their balance. |
| Wallflower | Laurie Collins | New Mutants, vol. 2 #2 (2003) | Had a hard time getting control of her powers. Wither accidentally withered her arm.
Deceased: Killed by William Stryker's sniper in New X-Men, vol. 2 #25 (2006). Her remains were later used to make a bio-sentinel. Powers: Pheromone emission and manipulation. |
| Wither | Kevin Ford | New Mutants, vol. 2 #3 (2003) | Founding member of the New Mutants squad, but switched with Icarus to join the Hellions squad. Still powered, he left after withering Laurie's arm and later became a disciple of Selene.
Deceased: Killed by Elixir in X-Force, vol. 3 #25 (2010). Powers: Decomposition of organic matter through touch. |
| Prodigy | David Alleyne | New Mutants, vol. 2 #4 (2003) | Squad co-leader. Created a Danger Room variation called the Danger Cave before he was depowered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Elixir | Joshua "Josh" Foley | New Mutants, vol. 2 #5 (2003) | Omega-level mutant. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Surge | Noriko Ashida | New Mutants, vol. 2 #8 (2004) | Formerly Dust's roommate. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Hellions (Emma Frost's squad)
Created in New X-Men: Academy X #2 (2004) and disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | |||
| Icarus | Joshua "Jay" Guthrie | Rom Annual #3 (1984) | Founding member of the Hellions squad, but switched with Wither to join the New Mutants squad. See above (New Mutants [Dani Moonstar's squad, 2003–2006]). |
| Dust | Sooraya Qadir | New X-Men, vol. 1 #133 (2002) | Moral core of the team. Formerly Surge's roommate. Still powered. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Hellion | Julian Keller | New Mutants, vol. 2 #2 (2003) | Squad leader. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Mercury | Cessily Kincaid | Had a crush on Wither. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. | |
| Rockslide | Santo Vaccarro | New Mutants, vol. 2 #3 (2003) | Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Wither | Kevin Ford | Former member of the New Mutants squad, but switched with Icarus. See above (New Mutants [Dani Moonstar's squad, 2003–2006]). | |
| Tag | Brian Cruz | New Mutants, vol. 2 #10 (2004) | Confirmed depowered in House of M #8 (2005).
Deceased: Killed when the bus sending depowered students home exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). Powers: Could implant a psionic signal within others so as to repel or attract people to them. |
| Corsairs (Cyclops's squad)
This squad was created in New X-Men: Academy X #2 (2004) and disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | |||
| Stepford Cuckoos | Celeste Cuckoo | New X-Men, vol. 1 #118 (2001) | Co-Leaders. Still powered. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Mindee Cuckoo | |||
| Phoebe Cuckoo | |||
| Specter | Dallas Gibson | New Mutants, vol. 2 #10 (2004) | Former member of the Paragons squad who switched teams with DJ to join the Corsairs. Confirmed depowered in New X-Men, vol. 2 #20 (2006), but still alive.
Powers: Could merge with his shadow for superhuman strength and intangibility. |
| Dryad | Callie Betto | New X-Men: Academy X #1 (2004) | Depowered.
Deceased: Killed when the bus sending depowered students home exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). Powers: Elf like features, plant manipulation. |
| Quill | Maxwell "Max" Jordan | Still powered.
Deceased: Killed by Stryker's sniper in New X-Men, vol. 2 #27 (2006). Powers: Body covered in sharp quills that can be projected. | |
| DJ | Mark Sheppard | New X-Men: Academy X #2 (2004) | Founding member of the Corsairs squad, but switched with Specter and joined the Paragons. Depowered.
Deceased: Killed when the bus sending depowered students home exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006), despite Elixir's attempts to heal him. Powers: Used different types of music to manifest an accompanying power. |
| Advocates (Rogue's squad)
This squad was only seen once, in Uncanny X-Men #444 (2004). It disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). It was named in 2010.[8] | |||
| Boggart | Robin Wise | Uncanny X-Men #444 (2004) | Powers: Enhanced strength. |
| Naiad | Aurelie Sabayon | Confirmed depowered in Decimation: House of M—The Day After (2006), and possibly died in the bus explosion in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006).
Powers: Breathes water. | |
| Pinpoint | Gerard Cooper | Powers: High-range telescopic vision. | |
| Trovao | Pedro de Noli | Powers: Generates sonic booms. | |
| Umbra | Patrick Nesbitt | Powers: Controls darkness. | |
| Xenon | Shaun Kennedy | Powers: Generates light blasts. | |
| Paragons (Wolfsbane's squad, then Karma's, and finally Magma's)
This squad's name was seen on the field day results in New X-Men: Academy X #10 (2005). | |||
| Wolf Cub | Nicholas Gleason | Chamber #1 (2002) | See X-Men-In-Training.
Deceased: Killed by Donald Pierce in Young X-Men #5 (2008). |
| Match | Ben Hamill | New Mutants, vol. 2 #7 (2004) | Squad leader. May have been seen in New X-Men, vol. 1 #123 (2002) but unconfirmed. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Specter | Dallas Gibson | New Mutants, vol. 2 #10 (2004) | Founding member of the Paragons squad, but switched teams with DJ and joined the Corsairs. See above (Corsairs [Cyclops's squad]). |
| DJ | Mark Sheppard | New X-Men: Academy X #2 (2004) | Former member of the Corsairs squad who switched with Specter and joined the Paragons. See above (Corsairs [Cyclops's squad]). |
| Pixie | Megan Gwynn | New X-Men: Academy X #5 (2004) | Still powered. Currently a member of the X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| Trance | Hope Abbott | Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. | |
| Preview | Jessica "Jessie" Vale | New X-Men: Academy X #12 (2005) | Confirmed depowered in New X-Men, vol. 2 #20 (2006) but still alive. Sister of Network, who died in the bus explosion in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006).
Powers: Precognition. |
| Alpha Squadron (Northstar's squad and then Karma's)
This squad's name was seen on the field day results in New X-Men: Academy X #4 (2004). | |||
| Rubbermaid | Andrea Marguiles | X-Treme X-Men #20 (2003) | Depowered.
Deceased: Killed when the bus sending depowered students home exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). Powers: Elastic and malleable body. |
| Anole | Victor Borkowski | New Mutants, vol. 2 #2 (2003) | Squad leader. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Loa | Alani Ryan | New X-Men: Academy X #5 (2004) | Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Indra | Paras Gavaskar | New X-Men: Academy X #7 (2005) | Has a sister in the Lower School. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Kidogo | Lazaro Kotikash | New X-Men: Academy X #13 (2005) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Micromorph able to shrink down to a height of four inches. |
| Network | Sarah Vale | Depowered. Sister of Preview, who is depowered but still alive.
Deceased: Killed when the bus sending depowered students home exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). Powers: Technopath capable of talking with and controlling machines. | |
| Chevaliers (Gambit's squad)
This squad first appeared in X-Men, vol. 2 #171 (2005) and disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). Named in 2010.[8] | |||
| Bling! | Roxanne "Roxy" Washington | X-Men, vol. 2 #171 (2005) | Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Flubber | Nick Shelley | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Rubbery body. | |
| Onyxx | Sidney Green | Squad leader. Still powered. See X-Men-In-Training. | |
| Rain Boy | Carl Aalston | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Exists as a form of sentient water; must contain himself in a special suit that allows negligible amounts of his water form to be expelled for attacks. | |
| Foxx a.k.a. Mystique |
Unrevealed (alias: Raven Darkhölme) | Mystique infiltrated the Xavier Institute while posing as student Foxx from X-Men, vol. 2 #171 (2005) to X-Men, vol. 2 #172 (2005). She was then discovered by the X-Men and voted in as a probationary member. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Other member? |
The squads were each meant to have six members, but only four were shown before Foxx/Mystique's arrival. The other may have already died, or Gambit's squad may have been in the process of being formed when they first appeared and they never achieved a full roster. | ||
| Storm's Squad
This squad never appeared on panel and was never given a name. Existence confirmed in 2010.[8] It disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | |||
| Gentle | Nezhno Abidemi | New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006) | Confirmed as a member of Storm's squad. The only previously unseen student to retain his powers. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| 5 other students | Each squad was supposed to have six students, so there should have been five other members. They are more than likely now depowered and may have been on the bus when it exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | ||
| Exemplars (Beast's squad)
This squad was mentioned but never appeared on panel. Existence confirmed and partial roster revealed in 2010.[8] It disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | |||
| Angel | Angel Salvadore Bohusk | New X-Men, vol. 1 #118 (2001) | Depowered, as revealed in Exiles, vol. 1 #72 (2006). Served for a time as a member of Donyell Taylor's New Warriors with the codename Tempest and technology-based powers |
| 5 other students | Each squad was supposed to have six students, so there should have been five other members. They are more than likely now depowered and may have been on the bus when it exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | ||
| Paladins (Kitty Pryde's squad)
This squad never appeared on panel. Existence confirmed and partial roster revealed in 2010.[8] It disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | |||
| Wing | Edward Tancredi | Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #3 (2004) | Depowered by Ord's cure in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #4 (2004).
Deceased: Committed suicide in Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #7 (2005). Powers: Flight. |
| Armor | Hisako Ichiki | Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #4 (2004) | Still powered. Currently a member of the X-Men. See 2000s recruits. |
| 4 other students | Each squad was supposed to have six students, so there should have been four other members. They are more than likely now depowered and may have been on the bus when it exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | ||
| Excelsiors (Iceman's squad)
This squad was mentioned but never appeared on panel, and its roster was never revealed. Existence confirmed in 2010.[8] It disbanded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | |||
| 6 students | Each squad was supposed to have six students, so the Excelsiors presumably did as well. They are more than likely now depowered and may have been on the bus when it exploded in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006). | ||
| Lower School
The Lower School, made up of the students who are too young to be in a squad was left in Karma's charge. | |||
| Jeffrey Garrett | Jeffrey Garrett | X-Treme X-Men #20 (2003) | Died while teleporting during Kuan-Yin Xorn's attack on the school in New X-Men, vol. 1 #147 (2003). "Survived" as a ghost in New X-Men: Academy X #9 (2005). Disappeared after M-Day, supporting the theory that his "ghost" state was an aspect of his powers.
Presumed deceased: As of New X-Men, vol. 2 #21 (2006), he is presumed dead following his disappearance. Powers: Teleportation; "ghost" form. |
| Leong Coy Manh | Leong Coy Manh | New Mutants, vol. 2 #4 (2003) | Karma's brother.
Powers: None. |
| Nga Coy Manh | Nga Coy Manh | Karma's sister.
Powers: None. | |
Students with no squad known (2003–2006)
Here are the students who were shown but whose squads are not known or who died or left the Institute before joining one. It is likely that some of them were members of squads whose full rosters have not yet been revealed, including the Exemplars, the Excelsiors, the Paladins, Storm's squad, and possibly the Chevaliers.
| Codename | Real Name | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aero | Melody Guthrie | New Mutants, vol. 1 #42 (1986) | Depowered, as confirmed in New X-Men, vol. 2 #20 (2006). Sister of Cannonball, Husk, and Icarus.
Powers: Flight. |
| Forearm | Marcus Tucker | New X-Men, vol. 1 #117 (2001) | Depowered as of New Avengers #19 (2006). See Street Team X-Men. |
| Cephalopod | Molly Stanwick | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Tentacles. | |
| Crater | Erik Hallgrimsson | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Enhanced durability. | |
| Pako | Cirlio Crisologo | Deceased: His name was seen on a tombstone in the Xavier Institute graveyard in New X-Men, vol. 2, so he was most likely slain when Kuan-Yin Xorn destroyed the mansion.
Powers: Plant body. | |
| Esme and Sophie Cuckoo | Esme Cuckoo | New X-Men, vol. 1 #118 (2001) | Esme died in New X-Men, vol. 1 #150 (2004).
Powers: Same as the other Cuckoos. See Street Team X-Men. |
| Sophie Cuckoo | Sophie died in New X-Men, vol. 1 #137 (2003). She was briefly brought back by Kid Omega in X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #4 (2005) but killed herself again rather than being with him.
Powers: Same as the other Cuckoos. Street Team X-Men. | ||
| Choir | Irina Clayton | More than likely depowered. See Street Team X-Men. | |
| Eosimias | Hong Lianje | New X-Men, vol. 1 #123 (2002) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Tiger-like appearance. |
| Mentat | Robert Zepheniah | New X-Men, vol. 1 #124 (2002) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Telepath. |
| Contact | Frida Rivera | New X-Men, vol. 1 #126 (2002) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Psychometry. |
| Spike | Gary Walsh | Apparently confirmed depowered in New Avengers.
Powers: Extends spikes from his body. | |
| Stalwart | Adewale Ekoku | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Bulks up to enhance strength. | |
| Keratin | Dave Finn | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Clawed fingers. | |
| Polymer | Dana Holmes | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Sprays viscous liquid; telepath. | |
| Imp | Anders Nobel | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Horned appearance. | |
| Ruth Durie | Ruth Durie | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #36 (2002) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Small tail. |
| Eleanor Sandford | Eleanor Sandford | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Spotted body. | |
| Cipher | Alisa Tager | New X-Men, vol. 1 #127 (2002) (behind the scenes) | Secret Xavier Institute student who originally was only known to Cyclops and Jean Grey and did not have a squad. Eventually joined the X-Men-In-Training squad in Young X-Men #8 (2008) after assisting them behind the scenes. See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Butterfly | Lucy Priest | New X-Men, vol. 1 #131 (2002) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Winged flight. |
| Skywalker | Unrevealed | New X-Men, vol. 1 #131 (2002) (mentioned) | Mentioned but never identified. Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #19 (2006).
Powers: Flight. |
| Squid-Boy | Samuel "Sammy" Pare | Uncanny X-Men #410 (2002) | It was said that Iceman's squad was "lighter since the accident." It has been theorized that Exodus's attack (which resulted in Sammy's death) was the accident in question and that Sammy was therefore a member of Iceman's squad, the Excelsiors.
Deceased: Killed by Black Tom Cassidy in X-Men, vol. 2 #162 (2004). Powers: Aquatic abilities. |
| Carter Ghazikhanian | Carter Ghazikhanian | Uncanny X-Men #411 (2002) | Left with his mother, nurse Annie Ghazikhanian, and an unknown friend. Likely depowered.
Powers: Telepathy and telekinesis. |
| Slick | Quincy Marrow | New X-Men, vol. 1 #134 (2003) | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). Was small and had pointy ears but used his illusory powers to look like a handsome guy. Powers: Illusory self-image. |
| Elf | Natalie Wood | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Generates solid-photon objects. | |
| Gloom | Jordan Lewis | X-Treme X-Men #20 (2003) | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006).
Powers: Shadow generation. |
| Overlay | Zach Halliwell | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006).
Powers: Able to psionically imprint primal characteristics of any animal onto another. | |
| Silicon | Stan Finch | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Fluid body. | |
| Tantra | Reuben O'Hara | Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006).
Powers: Elephant form, manipulate emotions. | |
| Saurus | Jorge Lukas | Deceased: His name was seen on a tombstone in the Xavier Institute graveyard in New X-Men, vol. 2, so he was most likely slain when Kuan-Yin Xorn destroyed the mansion.
Powers: Reptilian form. | |
| Longneck | William Hanover | New X-Men, vol. 1 #140 (2003) | Former member of the Street Team X-Men. Confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18 (2006). See Street Team X-Men. |
| Walter Lambert | Walter Lambert | Chamber #4 (2003) | Human exchange student from Empire State University.
Powers: None. |
| Marie D'Ancanto | Marie D'Ancanto | X-Treme X-Men #31 (2003) | Human student. An anti-mutant terrorist who was given a second chance by the X-Men when their lawyer, Evangeline Whedon, got her probation and hired her as an assistant.
Powers: None. |
| Gelatin | Carlo Brewster | New Mutants, vol. 2 #7 (2004) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Gelatin form. |
| Spencer Bronson | Spencer Bronson | Mystique #11 (2004) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Psychic mind control. |
| Cryptid | Andy Hartnell | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #1 (2004) | More than likely depowered
Powers: Bestial form. |
| Skylark | Greg Carlson | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #2 (2004) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Arms transform into wings. |
| Hitch-Hiker | Connor Laughlin | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #6 (2004) | Connor was a psionic mutant with an immunodeficiency that required him to be kept in a sterilized room in a hospital at all times. More than likely depowered.
Powers: Psionic possession. |
| Spirit | Jacob Pace | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #7 (2004) | Presumed deceased: Unable to solidify, he was dispersed in X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #7 (2004).
Powers: Body transforms into air. |
| Caput | Abraham Verne | New Mutants, vol. 2 #7 (2004) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Living energy animating skeleton. |
| Viskid | Adrian Defoe | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Sticky liquid form. | |
| Updraft | Johan Schumann | Wolverine, vol. 3 #21 (2004) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Flight. |
| Hothead | Germaine Caruso | New X-Men, vol. 1 #155 (2004) | Mindee Cuckoo's boyfriend.
Deceased: Killed by a mobster in New X-Men, vol. 1 #156 (2004). Powers: Pyrokinesis. |
| Blindfold | Ruth Aldine | Astonishing X-Men, vol. 3 #7 (2005) | See X-Men-In-Training. |
| Audio | Raymond Keyes | New X-Men: Academy X #1 (2004) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Wide-frequency hearing. |
| Cudgel | Liam Bremner | X-Men Unlimited, vol. 2 #10 (2005) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Arms transform into metal mallets. |
| Elsewhere | Jaime Vanderwall | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Teleporter. | |
| Iolanthe | Katie Atkinson | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Fairy-winged flight. | |
| Lipid | Anne Moore | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Generates viscous liquid. | |
| Pinocchio | Frank Ludlum | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Turns into wood. | |
| Protozoa | Linus Sinker | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Dissolved into an amoeba-like state. | |
| Flood | Eugene Walker | Gambit, vol. 4 #10 (2005) | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Hydrokinetic. |
| View | Winston Frankowski | More than likely depowered.
Powers: Ultraviolet and infrared vision. | |
| Seth Walker | Seth Walker | Nightcrawler #4 (2005) | Human student who strangely was not shown among the remaining powered students in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006).
Powers: Non-mutant innate magic user. |
| Hydro | Noah Crichton | New X-Men, vol. 2 #20 (2006) | Depowered.
Deceased: Drowned in New X-Men, vol. 2 #20 (2006) when he lost his powers.
|
| Amber | Amber | New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006) | Depowered young girl.
Deceased: Died following the bus explosion in New X-Men, vol. 2 #23 (2006).
|
| Collider | James Prindle | Generation M #4 (2006) | Confirmed depowered in Generation M #4 (2006).
Powers: Alchemical transmutator. |
| Other unnamed students | Many students were shown but were never given names, while others were probably neither shown nor named. | ||
Great Lakes X-Men (2005-2006)
| Codename | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Served a cease and desist for his team's use of the "Avengers" name, Mr. Immortal reorganizes the Great Lakes Avengers into a team of unofficial "X-Men." | |||
| Mister Immortal | Craig Hollis | G.L.A. #4 (2005) | Leader. Powers: True immortality, resurrecting instantly upon death. |
| Flatman | Dr. Val Ventura | Powers: Two-dimensional body. | |
| Doorman | DeMarr Davis | Powers: Teleportation, but only into an adjacent room. | |
| Big Bertha | Ashley Crawford | Powers: Can increase her levels of body fat. | |
| Squirrel Girl | Doreen Green | Powers: Controls squirrels. | |
Norman Osborn's X-Men (2009–2010)
| Character | Real Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A team of X-Men assembled by Norman Osborn during the "Utopia" storyline as part of the overarching "Dark Reign" event. | |||
| Mystique | Unrevealed (alias: Raven Darkhölme) | Originally posed as Professor Charles Xavier for Norman Osborn's P.R. purposes; currently posing as Jean Grey. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Black Queen | Emma Frost | Former leader. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Namor the Sub-Mariner | Namor McKenzie | Added to the team by Emma Frost. Defected to the X-Men. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Wolverine | Daken Akihiro | Placed on the team by Norman Osborn to "be the gateway brand" between Osborn's Avengers and X-Men. | |
| Mimic | Calvin Montgomery Rankin | See above (1960s recruits). | |
| Omega | Michael Pointer | Former member of Omega Flight. | |
| Cloak | Tyrone Johnson | Defected to the X-Men when Emma Frost asked them to. See 2000s recruits. | |
| Dagger | Tandy Bowen | ||
| Dark Beast | Henry Philip McCoy (Earth-295) | Team scientist. See Other status. | |
In other media: animated series
Wolverine and the X-Men (2009) |
X-Men Evolution (2000–2003)
|
X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men (1989)
|
Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (1981-1983)
|
Film series
|
Ancillary teams
- Alpha Flight - Canadian Superhero Team
- Big Hero 6 - Japanese Superhero Team
- MI: 13 - British Superhero Team
- Shi'ar Imperial Guard - Royal Guard of the Shi'ar Empire
- Starjammers - Space Pirate Team - Independent
- X-Corps - Mutant Police Squad
- X-Statix - Unrelated team of mutants as media superstars.
- X-Treme Sanctions Executive (X.S.E.) - United Nations Mutant Law Enforcement Organization
Alternate Universe teams
- Age of Apocalypse X-Men & Splinter Teams - Astonishing & Amazing X-Men, Factor-X, X-Calibre, New Mutants, X-Ternals, Generation Next, Weapon X, Outcasts
- Exiles - Multiverse/Parallel Dimension Team
- JLX - Marvel/DC Team - Amalgam Universe
- Mutant X - Alternate Reality Team (Havok)
- Ultimate X-Men - Ultimate Marvel Universe
- X.S.E. & X.U.E. - Future Timeline Team
- X-Men 2099 - Marvel 2099 Universe
- X-Nation 2099 - Marvel 2099 Universe
- X-Patrol - Marvel/DC Team - Amalgam Universe (X-Force)
- X-People - MC2 Universe
Enemies
See also
References
- ^ New X-Men, vol. 2 #46 (2008)
- ^ X-Factor, vol. 1 #1 (1986)
- ^ X-Force, vol. 3 #1 (2008)
- ^ New X-Men, vol. 1 #156 (2004)
- ^ New Warriors, vol. 4 #16 (2008)
- ^ Vengeance #1 (2011)
- ^ Deadpool, vol. 4 #16–18 (2009)
- ^ a b c d e f Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z, vol. 13 (2010)
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j "Hindsight (Part 1)"
- ^ "Hindsight (Part 3)"
