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This is a list of fictional characters in the X-Men film series. Based on the X-Men comic book series which began in the 1960s, the characters were first introduced in film with the release of the first X-Men movie in 2000.[1] This film would be followed by X2: X-Men United (2003) and X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), as the original trilogy.
A prequel trilogy would begin with X-Men: First Class (2011), featuring a young Magneto, Professor X and Mystique. The 2014 X-Men: Days of Future Past, acted as a sequel to both the original trilogy and prequel trilogy, taking place in both time periods, altering the timeline and erasing the original trilogy's events. X-Men: Apocalypse (2018), and Dark Phoenix take place in the revised timeline and finish the prequel trilogy.
The franchise also spawned a solo Wolverine trilogy - X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), The Wolverine (2013) and Logan (2017) - and a Deadpool film trilogy. The third film in the Deadpool trilogy - Deadpool & Wolverine (2022) - takes part within the MCU, with elements from the Fox X-Men and Deadpool universe's.
Scott Summers/Cyclops (portrayed by James Marsden as an adult, Tim Pocock as a teenager in the original timeline and Tye Sheridan as a teenager in the revised timeline) is a mutant and member of the X-Men who can fire destructible laser beams from his eyes and wears either sunglasses or a special visor to protect them.
Scott first appears in X-Men (2000) alongside Storm, rescuing Logan and Rogue from Sabretooth and bringing them to the X-Mansion. He finds his fiancée Jean Grey and Logan together, causing him to threaten Logan by telling him that he should stay away from her. Scott goes to the train station with Storm to retrieve Rogue when she leaves, where he is attacked by Toad who removes his visor. After having his visor replaced, Scott finds out that Cerebro was sabotaged and that Xavier is now hospitalized. He leads the other X-Men to the final battle at the Statue of Liberty. Scott uses his charged up visor to blast Sabretooth from the Statue and to his apparent death. They foil Magneto's plot and rescue Rogue. Logan leaves the Mansion to go to Alkali Lake using Scott's motorcycle.
In X2: X-Men United (2003), which takes place a few months after the first film, Scott finds out that Jean is having weird reoccurring dreams and changes to her mutant abilities. On the day Logan returns to the mansion, Scott accompanies Professor Xavier to Magneto's cell, where they are both kidnapped by Lady Deathstrike and brought to the base at Alkali Lake where Scott is programmed by General William Stryker to serve him. Scott is deprogrammed when he attacks Jean and gets knocked out, and leaves with the X-Men. Scott is devastated when Jean sacrifices herself to launch the X-Jet as an impending wave from the damaged Alkali Lake is imminent. In X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), Scott is still mourning Jean and goes to Alkali Lake where he sees her walk out of the water still alive. Scott is killed by her new powers, with a proper funeral then happening for him a few weeks later outside the X-Mansion.
In X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), a teenage Scott in 1988 is first seen getting detention for wearing sunglasses in a classroom and is attacked by mutant Victor Creed who kidnaps him and imprisons him on Three Mile Island. Scott and the others are freed from their cells by Wolverine and Kayla Silverfox who help them escape the base and go outside where they meet telepath Charles Xavier who takes them into his X-Jet and recruits them as X-Men.
After the timeline is revised, Scott is resurrected and is briefly seen in the new timeline in 2023 alongside Jean Grey in the X-Mansion.
In X-Men: Apocalypse (2016), a teenage Scott in 1983 gains his powers for the first time at school and accidentally knocks out a bully which causes his older brother Alex to relocate him to the X-Mansion where he is introduced to Hank McCoy and Charles Xavier who tests Scott on his abilities and give him special sunglasses. After getting settled in the mansion, Scott meets Jean Grey, Jubilee and Nightcrawler. The 4 of them hang out at a mall before then coming back to witness a destroyed X-Mansion which is where Scott finds out that Alex died in the explosion that destroyed the mansion. After reeling over his brother's death, Scott, alongside Jean and Kurt, reunites with Hank and meets Mystique, Quicksilver and Moira MacTaggert. William Stryker arrives, capturing Beast, Quicksilver, Mystique and Moira, bringing them to his base in Alkali Lake and interrogates them. Scott, Jean and Kurt stow away on the plane and into the base. Jean releases a mysterious mutant (Wolverine), who begins to massacre all the guards of Stryker's facility whilst they rescue the others that were captured. As Wolverine heads out, he runs into the three mutants and is about to kill them until Jean restores some of his forgotten memories, causing him to leave the facility and for the group to reunite with the others. After they reunite, suit up and board a plane, the group travel to Egypt. Scott battles the Horseman Storm and is about to defeat her until she joins the X-Men's side against Apocalypse. At the end of the battle, Scott uses his powers alongside Xavier's mind control and Jean's Phoenix abilities to destroy and kill Apocalypse. After the X-Mansion has been rebuilt, Scott uses a visor given to him by Hank and stands in the Danger Room with Jean, Nightcrawler, Storm, Quicksilver, and Mystique who is now the team leader of the new X-Men team.
Prior to the events of Logan (2017), it is said that sometime in 2028, Charles Xavier suffered from a massive seizure caused by his Alzheimer's which had killed 7 mutants alongside injuring 50 others. It is presumed that Scott was one of the mutants who died.
Scott makes a brief uncredited cameo appearance in Deadpool 2 (2018) where he is seen having a meeting in Xavier's office with the other X-Men and notices Deadpool talking loudly outside, causing Hank to close the door.
In X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019), 9 years have passed since the battle in Egypt and in 1992, Scott is called along with the other X-Men to rescue 2 astronauts who are trapped in space. While on the mission, a mysterious cosmic entity named the Phoenix Force arrives and attacks them with Jean being the one most affected by it. After returning to Earth, Scott (now in a relationship with Jean), finds out that she is suffering from problems with her powers and asks she is ok, only for her powers to attack him. The next day, Scott finds out that Jean has left the X-Mansion, causing him and the X-Men along with Charles to track her location and arrive her father John's house. They confront Jean, who injures Quicksilver, Storm, and Hank and accidentally kills Mystique. After Mystique's funeral, Scott finds out that Hank has joined Magneto due to the both of them feeling grief for Mystique and wanting revenge on Jean. Scott tells Charles and they go with Storm and Nightcrawler to New York where the 3 fight Magneto's team over Jean's life before they are then knocked out and taken by the US Military in collars to a mutant internment facility. Whilst on the train, Scott convinces Magneto's team to not kill Jean. The train is then attacked by the D'Bari who want to kill Jean and take the Phoenix Force, causing the X-Men alongside Magneto's Brotherhood to break free from their collars, band together and fight against the aliens before Jean finally transforms into the Dark Phoenix, kills the D'Bari, and sacrifices herself to destroy the Phoenix Force inside of her. Scott, depressed and grieving Jean, witnesses Charles quit as the school headmaster, give the title to Hank and finally change the name of the school from Xavier's to Jean Grey's School for Gifted Youngsters to honor her memory.[2]
James Marsden is confirmed to reprise the role of Cyclops in Avengers: Doomsday (2026).[3]
Ororo Munroe/Storm (portrayed by Halle Berry as an adult and Alexandra Shipp as a teenager) is a member of the X-Men, a professor at the Xavier Institute, and a mutant who can control the weather, summoning lightning, storms, and blizzards.
Storm first appears in X-Men. She and Cyclops are first seen rescuing Rogue and Wolverine from Sabretooth and bringing them to the X-Mansion. Days later, Ororo and Scott go to the train station to retrieve Rogue when she runs away and are attacked by the Brotherhood of Mutants members Sabretooth and Toad. After the battle, Ororo and Scott return to the X-Mansion where they find out that Xavier is now in a coma due to Cerebro being sabotaged with a mysterious chemical. Storm finds anti-mutant senator Robert Kelly at the mansion's doorstep and after bringing him in, finds out that he has been artificially mutated before she witnesses him die from his unstable mutation. Storm informs the others about Kelly's death. She accompanies the rest of the team to fight the Brotherhood and rescue Rogue at the Statue of Liberty. They are attacked inside by Mystique and Toad, with Storm striking Toad with lightning and sending him flying into the ocean. Storm, along with the others, is then knocked out and tied up by Sabretooth. They escape and Storm uses her powers to fly Wolverine up to save Rogue.
In X2, Storm appears again. She accompanies Jean to confront Nightcrawler in a church, and get him to tell them his story. The three pick up the remaining mutants from the Drake residence in the X-Jet and fly away, using her powers to shake fighter jets coming after them. They fly to Alkali Lake, where Storm and Nightcrawler rescue the Xavier students and destroy the fake Cerebro, rescuing Xavier from Jason's mind control. Storm pilots the X-Jet, but fail to take off, forcing Jean to sacrifice herself.
In The Last Stand, Storm remains a member of the X-Men and a teacher. She accompanies Logan to search for Cyclops at Alkali Lake, only to find his visor and an unconscious Jean Grey. After Jean's escape, Storm and Logan go to the Grey residence where Storm battles Callisto. She attends Professor X's funeral after Jean kills him. Storm battles alongside the X-Men to defend Alcatraz island from the Magneto's forces, killing Callisto with lightning. At the end of the film, Storm becomes the new headmaster of the institute.
In Days of Future Past, Storm is a survivor of the Sentinels and works alongside the X-Men. She is killed first in the final battle, when a Sentinel climbs the wall behind her and spears her, throwing her body from the cliff. In the revised timeline, she is seen at the Xavier Institute.
A young Ororo appears in Apocalypse, where she is a thief in Cairo before being recruited as a Horseman, turning her hair white in the process. She fights the X-Men, but in the final battle turns against Apocalypse due to seeing his cruelty. She prevents him from escaping with lightning. The young Storm joins the X-Men and subsequently appears as a member in Dark Phoenix. This young version also makes a cameo in Deadpool 2.
Young depictions of Storm appear as cameos in First Class and in a deleted scene of X-Men: Origins (played by April Elleston Enahoro).[4][5]
Marie D'Canto/Rogue (portrayed by Anna Paquin) is a mutant with the power to absorb other's lifeforce and powers through skin contact. She is at times a student of the Xavier Institute and a member of the X-Men.
Rogue first appears in X-Men in her bedroom speaking to her boyfriend David. When the pair kiss, David falls into a coma, causing Rogue to run away from home. On her travels, she meets Wolverine at a bar and stows away in the back of his vehicle. He catches her and allows her to ride with him, but are both attacked by Sabretooth. The pair are rescued by Storm and Cyclops, and taken to the Xavier Institute. Rogue is enrolled as a student and quickly befriends Bobby Drake (Iceman). During the night at the school, Rogue checks on Logan who is having a nightmare and is stabbed by him in his sleep. She uses her powers on Logan to absorb his healing powers, which many students witness. She is convinced to leave the institute by Mystique disguised as Bobby. She gets on a train where she is captured by the Brotherhood. She is taken to the Statue of Liberty where Magneto attempts to use her as a battery for his powers in his mutation-inducing machine. She is saved by the X-Men but is left with a white streak in her hair. She returns to the mansion after this.
Paquin reprised her role in X2: X-Men United. Rogue has become an active member of the X-Men and entered into a relationship with Bobby, which is strained by their inability to touch. Rogue appears again in X-Men: The Last Stand, in which she takes the Mutant Cure after witnessing Bobby getting close with Kitty Pryde.
Rogue appeared next in the alternate release of X-Men: Days of Future Past, titled The Rogue Cut. In the future, Rogue has been captured by the Sentinels and is being experimented on her for unique abilities. She is rescued by the Free Mutants and made to absorb Kitty's power to send Logan's consciousness back in time. In the Revised Timeline, Rogue remains at the mansion and continues to pursue a relationship with Bobby.[6]
Victor Creed/Sabretooth (played by Tyler Mane in X-Men and Deadpool and Wolverine, and by Liev Schreiber in X-Men Origins: Wolverine) is a mutant with feral qualities, including claws and sharp teeth, as well as enhanced senses, strength, reflexes, and a regenerative healing factor. He has been a member of the Brotherhood as well as Team X.
Sabretooth is first seen as a member of the Brotherhood in X-Men (2000) attacking Rogue and Wolverine in the Canadian wilderness. He later fought Storm in a train station, and supposedly died fighting Wolverine on the Statue of Liberty.
In X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), Sabretooth is revealed as the half-brother of James Howlett/Wolverine. After Wolverine killed their father Thomas Logan, the two boys left their home.[7] They fought and lived through many historical wars including the American Civil War and Vietnam War, before joining William Stryker's black ops team, Team X. Wolverine eventually left the team, but Victor continued on. Victor was tasked to trick Wolverine into getting the Adamantium bonding process. The two eventually worked together to defeat Wade Wilson/Weapon XI, their former teammate.
Tyler Mane reprised the role in Deadpool and Wolverine (2024) where he works with Cassandra Nova in the Void. He is quickly decapitated by Wolverine.[8]
Mortimer Tonybee/Toad (played by Ray Park in X-Men, Evan Jonigkeit in Days of Future Past, and Daniel Medina Ramos in Deadpool & Wolverine) is a mutant with toad-like qualities, including a prehensile tongue, wall crawling, and the ability to spit slime and jump great distances.[9]
Toad is first introduced as a British member of the Brotherhood of Mutants. He is killed by Storm during the final battle when struck with lightning and flung into the Hudson river.
In Days of Future Past, Toad is shown as a prisoner of Stryker in Vietnam before being freed by Mystique. He is seen working at a restaurant later in the film.
A variant of Toad is a member of Cassandra Nova's gang in the Void.[10]
Bobby Drake/Iceman (played by Shawn Ashmore) is a mutant with the power of cryokinesis. He is originally a student of the Xavier Institute, before later joining the X-Men.
Iceman is first shown as a student at the institute, where he briefly flirts with Rogue. He is impersonated by Mystique to infiltrate the school. In X2, Bobby escapes the siege of the school and takes the remaining mutants to his parents house, where it is revealed his parents are oblivious to the nature of the school. His younger brother Ronny calls the authorities on the group, who make their escape. In The Last Stand, Iceman and Rogue's relationship is in trouble due to his closeness with Kitty Pryde and her inability to touch him, causing her to get the mutant cure. He joins the X-Men in the final battle, where he battles his nemesis Pyro and gains the ability to change his full body to ice.
In Days of Future Past, Iceman is a survivor of the Sentinels in the future. He is killed once before Bishop resets the timeline, and killed once more saving Rogue in the Rogue Cut. In the revised timeline, he is at the Institute dating Rogue.
John Allerdyce/Pyro (played by Alexander Burton in X-Men and Aaron Stanford in other appearances) is a mutant with the ability to manipulate fire but not create it, causing him to use a Zippo lighter. He is a student at the Xavier Institute before joining the Brotherhood.
Pyro is briefly shown as a student at the institute. In X2 he defects to the Brotherhood at the end of the film. In The Last Stand he assists Magneto's cause, and is defeated by Iceman in the final battle.
In Deadpool and Wolverine, Pyro works for Cassandra Nova in the Void, while also secretly working with the TVA. He is later killed by Nova.
Senator Robert Kelly (played by Bruce Davison) is a United States senator who advocated for the Mutant Registration Act. He is kidnapped by Mystique and Toad, and turned into a jellyfish-like mutate by Magneto's machine. He escapes and turns up on a beach in the United States before going to the Xavier Institute for help. His body slowly destabilizes into water, killing him in front of Storm.
Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat (played by Sumela Kay in X-Men, Katie Stuart in X2 and Elliot Page in other appearances) is a mutant with the ability to phase through solid matter, and later the ability to send a persons mind back into their past selves. She is a student at the Institute and later joins the X-Men.
Kitty is seen as a student in the first two films. In The Last Stand, Kitty gets close with Iceman, to Rogue's jealousy. She joins the final battle, where she protects Leech from Juggernaut.
In Days of Future Past, Kitty is a survivor and has gained the ability of chronoskimming, which she uses to help the team survive. She sends Wolverine back in time to deter the mobilization of the Sentinels. Wolverine stabs her, causing the team to recover Rogue to take her place in the Rogue Cut. In the revised timeline, she is a teacher at the institute.
Jubilation Lee/Jubilee (played by Katrina Florece in X-Men, Kea Wong in X2 and The Last Stand and Lana Condor in Apocalypse) is a mutant with the ability to create explosive energy charges from her hands. She is a student at the institute.
Jubilee is shown as a student in the early 2000s in the first three films, as well as in the 1980s in Apocalypse. She never uses her powers outside of deleted scenes. Concept art revealed her planned inclusion in the future of Days of Future Past played by Jamie Chung, but this was scrapped.[11]
Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler (played by Alan Cumming in X2 and Kodi Smit-McPhee in Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix) is a German mutant with blue skin, a prehensile tail, demonic features, and the ability to teleport.
Nightcrawler is first seen in the opening scenes of X2, trying to execute the president in the White House.[12] He is sought out by Storm and Jean in a church, who learn he is being manipulated and recruit him to the team. He helps Storm rescue the Xavier students and Xavier himself at Alkali Lake.
In Apocalypse, a young Nightcrawler is saved by Mystique from a cage fight with Angel, in which he badly damages the latter's wings. He is taken to the institute, and teleports Jean and Cyclops into Stryker's plane when he kidnaps other X-Men members. He joins the final battle in Egypt, fighting Angel (now Archangel). Nightcrawler is a member of the X-Men in Dark Phoenix. This version also makes a cameo in Deadpool 2.[13]
Alan Cumming is set to reprise the role in Avengers: Doomsday (2026).[3]
William Stryker (played by Brian Cox in X2, Danny Huston in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and Josh Helman in Days of Future Past and Apocalypse) was an American Colonel, and leader of Team X and Weapon X, with an intolerance for mutants.
In X2, Stryker is the main antagonist. He enacts a raid on the institute, kidnapping many young mutants and Xavier, taking them to his base at Alkali Lake. Here, it is revealed he plans to use his mutant son Jason's illusionary powers and a copy pf Cerebro to make the Professor psychically kill all mutants. The plan is thwarted by the X-Men and Brotherhood, and Stryker is left to die in the destruction of Alkali Lake by Wolverine. It is revealed by Magneto during the film that it was Stryker that grafted the Adamantium onto Wolverine's bones.
In X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Stryker's backstory is shown as him being the leader of Weapon X and Team X that manipulated Wolverine into the adamantium bonding process, and wiped his mind with a shot to the head. He is manipulated by Silverfox to leave the facility after he attempts to kill her.
In Days of Future Past, a young Stryker is working with Bolivar Trask. In the original timeline, he apprehends Mystique after she assassinates Trask, and uses her DNA to implement into Sentinels. In the revised timeline, he captures Wolverine for Weapon X. In Apocalypse, he attacks the mansion and captures Moira MacTaggert, Beast, Quicksilver, and Mystique, and interrogates them about Xavier's whereabouts. After the feral Wolverine is released within the facility, Stryker escapes. He is arrested at the end of the film.[14]
Jason Wyngarde (played by Michael Reid McKay and Keely Purvis (illusion))[15][16] is a mutant with heterochromic eyes and the ability to project illusions into people's minds.
He is William Stryker's son who was lobotomized to make him into Mutant 143, a docile wheelchair user that cannot speak. He was a student at the institute, but was removed by his father. This caused the young Jason to use his powers against his parents, leading to his mother's suicide. This causes his father to cryogenically freeze the young boy, before lobotomizing him and turning his spinal fluid into a potent compound to influence other mutants, including Nightcrawler, Lady Deathstrike, and Cyclops. His father uses him to manipulate Professor X into using a copy of Cerebro to kill all mutants on the planet. His actions are thwarted by Storm lowering the temperature within the room.
His body is destroyed in the destruction of Alkali Lake, but his psyche is revealed to still exist as two seperate entities in the tie-in videogame X-Men: The Official Game (2006). One part of the psyche assists Nightcrawler, while the other pilots a Master Mold, before they both die.[17]
Yuriko Oyama/Lady Deathstrike (played by Kelly Hu in X2 and Jade Lye in Deadpool & Wolverine) is a mutant with extendable adamantium claws, and accelerated healing.
In X2, Deathstrike is a mutant manipulated by Stryker into being his bodyguard. She kidnaps the Professor and Cyclops and takes the pair to Alkali Lake. She fights with Wolverine, and is "killed" when injected with molten adamantium. She appears alive again in the tie-in videogame X-Men: The Official Game (voiced by Vyvan Pham[18]), working alongside HYDRA and Silver Samurai, until she is killed again by Wolverine.
A variant appears in Deadpool & Wolverine as a lackey of Cassandra Nova in the Void.[19][10]
Piotr "Peter" Rasputin/Colossus (played by Daniel Cudmore in the X-Men films; voiced by Stefan Kapičić and motion-captured by Andre Tricoteux in the Deadpool films) is a mutant with the ability to turn his skin into organic steel, granting him enhanced strength and durability.
Colossus is seen in a cameo in the first film. In X2, he saves fellow students from the raid. In The Last Stand, he is seen training in the Danger Room at the beginning of the film, and joins the final battle alongside the X-Men on Alcatraz island.
In Days of Future Past, Colossus is a survivor of the Sentinels. He is killed by a Sentinel, before Kitty resets time with Bishop. He is later killed again by being ripped apart by two Sentinels. In the revised timeline, he is a teacher at the Institute alongside Kitty. It is revealed in promotional material that Colossus' mutation was a result of the Chernobyl disaster.[20]
Colossus is present in the three Deadpool films, as a Russian member of the X-Men, often alongside Negasonic Teenage Warhead. In Deadpool, Colossus assists Deadpool in defeating Ajax, fighting Angel Dust. In Deadpool 2, he convinces Deadpool to join the X-Men, and fights Juggernaut. In Deadpool & Wolverine, Colossus attends Deadpool's birthday party. This version is constantly in steel form, as compared to the X-Men film counterpart.
Hank McCoy/Beast (played by Steve Bacic in X2, Kelsey Grammer in The Last Stand and Days of Future Past, and Nicholas Hoult in other appearances) is a mutant with prehensile feet, enhanced agility and strength. He later develops further mutations of animalistic features and blue skin and fur. He is an accomplished politician and scientist, as well as mutant rights activist.
Beast appears on a TV screen in X2, making a full appearance in The Last Stand as the Secretary of Mutant Affairs for the U.S. Cabinet with a past history with the X-Men. He resigns to assist the X-Men to defend the mutant cure facility on Alcatraz island, and is appointed United States Ambassador to the United Nations. In the original timeline, Beast is stated to be killed by human protestors in 2015. Grammer reprises the role in the revised timeline of Days of Future Past as a member of the Xavier Institute.[24]
A young Hank is introduced in X-Men: First Class as a member of the CIA, working in Division X. He is a closeted mutant, until revealed by Xavier by accident. He joins the X-Men training team. When trying to cure his mutation using a serum of Mystique's DNA, he transforms into the bestial, blue furred form seen later in life. In Days of Future Past, he is capable of temporarily repressing his bestial form. He is recruited by Wolverine to assist in the mission to stop Mystique. Beast continues to use the serum in Apocalypse but can revert to the form, as shown when he joins the final battle. He appears in Dark Phoenix alongside the team in space and to fight Jean. The young version appears as a cameo in Deadpool 2.
Beast was intended for the first X-Men film, but was ultimately scrapped.[25] Nicholas Hoult was intended to star in a spin-off film, but this was canceled.[26] Grammer reprises the role as an alternate version of the character in the 2023 MCU film, The Marvels and is set to appear in Avengers: Doomsday.[27][3]
Warren Worthington III/Angel/Archangel (played by Ben Foster (adult) and Cayden Boyd (child) in The Last Stand, and Ben Hardy in Apocalypse) is a wealthy mutant with large feathered wings. In Apocalypse, these are damaged and replaced with metal wings capable of firing projectiles.
In the opening scenes of The Last Stand, a young Warren is shown shaving off feathers from his growing wings, when his father catches him. He is next shown as an adult being strapped to a table, ready to be administered the mutant cure, but he breaks free and throws himself from the window, flying away to the Xavier Institute. During the battle of Alcatraz, Angel saves his father from being thrown from a building by the Omegas.[28] It is revealed in promotional material that Angel would be killed by Sentinels in the future.[29]
In Apocalypse, Angel is introduced as a young mutant in a cage fight with Nightcrawler. Nightcrawler badly damages Angel's wings, causing him to turn to substance abuse. Apocalypse approaches Angel and turns his wings metallic and recruits him as Archangel, the Horseman of Death. He battles Nightcrawler in Egypt, but is defeated when he crashes inside the X-Men's jet.[30]
Concepts of Angel were cut from the first two X-Men films.[31][32]
Jimmy/Leech (played by Cameron Bright) is a young mutant with the ability to nullify mutations of mutants in his vicinity. He is used by Worthington Labs to develop the mutant cure. Leech becomes a target for Magneto's army, but is saved by Kitty Pryde from the Juggernaut. He enrolls at the Xavier Institute at the end of the film.[33]
Warren Worthington II (played by Michael Murphy is the wealthy father of Angel, and head of Worthington Labs who works on developing a mutant cure.
In the opening scene of The Last Stand, Worthington discovers his son trying to shave off feathers from his back, a result of his mutation. The next decade he dedicates to finding a mutant cure. When he is successful, he first tries to give it to his son, but he refuses and escapes. Worthington is almost killed by the Omegas during the assault on the labs, but is saved by his son.
Dr. Kavita Rao (played by Shohreh Aghdashloo) is Warren Worthington II's lead scientist at Worthington Labs. She is in the lab during the assault, and is killed by Quill.[15]
The Omegas
The Omegas are a group of mutants gathered by Magneto to join his cause and attack Alcatraz island to destroy the mutant cure by killing the mutant Leech. They were recruited at a rundown church, and set up encampment in the woods.
Notable members included Callisto (Dania Ramirez), a mutant with the abilities of super-speed and to locate and analyze mutant powers; Quill (Ken Leung; wrongly credited as Kid Omega),[34] a mutant with the ability to grow sharp quills out of his body; Arclight (Omahyra Mota), a mutant with the ability to create shockwaves by clapping her hands; Psylocke (Meiling Melançon) a mutant with the ability to teleport through shadows; Multiple Man (Eric Dane), a man capable of creating many identical copies of himself;[33] and Juggernaut (Vinnie Jones).[35] Other named members included Ash, Phat, Anole, and Glob Herman.[15]
Callisto was killed by Storm when she was hit by lightning on a metal fence. Quill, Arclight, and Psylocke were disintegrated by the Phoenix when escaping Alcatraz. Multiple Man was apprehended by the authorities while acting as a distraction. Juggernaut was knocked out in the facility.
Alternate versions of Callisto (Chloe Kibble), Arclight (Jessica Walker), Psylocke (Ayesha Hussain), Juggernaut (Aaron W. Reed), and a female Quill (Nilly Cetin) appear in Deadpool & Wolverine.
Cain Marco/Juggernaut
Cain Marco/Juggernaut (played by Vinnie Jones in The Last Stand, Aaron W. Reed in Deadpool & Wolverine, and David Leitch in Deadpool 2, voiced by Ryan Reynolds)[36] is a mutant with superhuman strength and durability, who wears a distinctive helmet.
Juggernaut in The Last Stand is freed from a transport truck by Magneto, along with Mystique and Multiple Man. During the battle of Alcatraz, he is tasked with finding and killing Leech, but is slowed down and defeated by Kitty Pryde.
Juggernaut in Deadpool 2 is much larger, and is a prisoner of the Ice Box prison. He befriends Russell Collins. He is freed from containment by Russell and fights the X-Men, but is defeated.
Juggernaut appears as a member of Cassandra Nova's gang in the Void. He is decapitated by X-23 and his helmet used to nullify Nova's powers. Vinnie Jones turned down the role due to the demands of the costume.[36]
Psylocke (played by Meiling Melançon in The Last Stand, Olivia Munn in Apocalypse, and Ayesha Hussain in Deadpool & Wolverine) is the name of multiple mutants in the films.
A character credited as Psylocke appears in The Last Stand, but she was never referred to as Psylocke. This version can teleport through shadows, is a member of the Omegas, and is killed by the Phoenix.[37]
Betsy Braddock appears in Apocalypse as Psylocke, the mutant bodyguard for Caliban, with psionic powers which she projects into a psychic sword. She is recruited by Apocalypse and given more power to become Pestilence, a member of the Horsemen. She leaves when Apocalypse is defeated.[38]
Psylocke appears in the Void as a member of Cassandra Nova's gang. She wields a psionic whip. She is killed by X-23.[39]
Moira MacTaggert (played by Olivia Williams in The Last Stand and Rose Byrne in other appearances) is a CIA agent, doctor, and ally to the X-Men.
In The Last Stand, Moira is a doctor teaching students at the Institute remotely from her base on Muir Island, where she cares for Xavier's braindead brother. After Xavier's death, his consciousness enters his brothers body and greets Moira.[33]
In First Class, Moira is an American CIA agent who infiltrates the Hellfire Club and begins work with a young Charles Xavier to defeat them. She is initiated into Division X and helps Charles and Erik train the newly recruited class of X-Men. She is present at the final battle in Cuba, firing shots at Magneto, one which is deflected into Xavier's spine, paralyzing him from the waist down. She becomes his caretaker until he wipes her memory. She leaves the CIA so as to become a doctor as she is in The Last Stand.[40]
In the revised timeline, Moira appears in Apocalypse. Moira continues her work with the CIA, and has had a son and been married and divorced. While investigating mutant cults in Cairo, Moira discovers the awakening of Apocalypse. Moira is approached by Xavier, knowing who he is but not ever meeting him. After the destruction of the mansion, Moira and the others are taken by Colonel Stryker and interrogated, until the student X-Men free them. After the final battle, Xavier restores Moira's memories. Moira has Stryker arrested for treason at the end of the film.[41]
Kayla Silverfox (played by Lynn Collins) is a Native American mutant with the power to hypnotize those she touches, and a former lover of Wolverine.
Silverfox was tasked with monitoring Wolverine after he left Team X, and they lived together in the Canadian Rockies where she gave him the idea for the name Wolverine. She is seemingly killed by Sabretooth, but is only faking it to manipulate Wolverine into the adamantium bonding process. Silverfox is revealed to only be working with Stryker to free her sister, Emma, from the Weapon X facility. She assists Logan in freeing the facilities prisoners, admitting her love for him, but is wounded by a sniper during the escape. She uses her abilities to punish Stryker before dying.
John Wraith/Kestrel (played by will.i.am) is a mutant with the ability to teleport and a former member of Team X.
Wraith opened a fitness center in Las Vegas after Team X disbanded. He reveals vital information to Logan, and accompanies him to New Orleans to find Gambit. He is killed in a battle with Sabretooth, and his DNA used in Weapon XI.[42]
David North/Agent Zero (played by Daniel Henney) is a mutant with superhuman accuracy, reflexes, and agility, making him a notable assassin in Team X.
Agent Zero kills Heather (Julia Blake) and Travis Hudson (Max Cullen), an elderly couple sheltering Wolverine. He is killed when his helicopter crashes and Wolverine drops a lit cigar on a trail of fuel, causing it to explode.[43]
Chris Bradley (played by Dominic Monaghan) is a mutant with the ability to remotely control electrically powered objects and receive radio transmissions. After the disbanding of Team X, Bradley works at a circus, but is murdered by Sabretooth.[44]
Fred Dukes/Blob (played by Kevin Durand in Origins: Wolverine, Gustav Claude Ouimet in Apocalypse, and Mike Waters in Deadpool & Wolverine) is an overweight mutant with increased strength and durability. He was a member of Team X, and later became a professional boxer.
In Origins: Wolverine, Dukes becomes overweight after Team X disbands and takes up boxing. He reveals key information to Logan about Weapon XI. He is killed by Sabretooth.[45] In Apocalypse, he makes a brief cameo being defeated by Angel in a cage match.[46] A variant of Blob is a member of Cassandra Nova's gang in the Void.[47]
Blob was scrapped from early drafts of the first X-Men film.[48]
Remy LeBeau/Gambit (played by Taylor Kitsch in Origins: Wolverine and Channing Tatum in Deadpool & Wolverine) is a Cajun mutant with the ability to charge objects with kinetic energy, causing them to explode.
In Origins: Wolverine, Gambit is a mutant previously held captive by Stryker, who then resided in New Orleans. Wolverine confronted him, leading to a fight. Wolverine explained his intentions and Gambit assisted him, taking him to Stryker's island base. He saved Wolverine from falling debris later in the film.[49]
In Deadpool & Wolverine, Gambit resides in the Void alongside Blade and Elektra, opposing Cassandra Nova's regime. This version speaks in a heavy Cajun accent. He survives the ending of the film, and Tatum has been announced to reprise the role in Avengers: Doomsday.[3]
Gambit was cut from X2 (played by James Bamford)[50] and The Last Stand with Tatum, Keanu Reeves, and Josh Holloway considered. Tatum was set to portray the character in Apocalypse followed by a self-titled solo film. Gambit was cut from Apocalypse, and after several pushbacks, the solo film was shelved in 2019 due to the abandonment by multiple directors and Disney acquisition of Fox.[51]
Alexander Summers/Havok (played by Lucas Till) is a mutant with the ability to generate plasma discs from his body. He is the older brother of Cyclops and a former member of the X-Men.
In First Class, Havok is recruited from a military prison to join the X-Men. He showcases his powers to his fellow trainees. When the Hellfire Club arrive, he attempts to use his powers to attack Shaw. However, Shaw absorbs the energy and kills Darwin with it. Havok joins the attack against the Hellfire Club in Cuba. In Days of Future Past, Havok is rescued by Mystique from Stryker's forces, who wish to experiment on him and other mutant soldiers of the Vietnam War.[52]
In Apocalypse, Havok is at the Xavier Institute with his brother Scott. When Apocalypse kidnaps Xavier, Havok attacks, exploding a generator and the whole school, killing Havok. He was unable to be saved by Quicksilver due to his proximity to the blast.[53]
Sean Cassidy/Banshee (played by Caleb Landry Jones) is a mutant with a supersonic scream, capable of shattering glass and propelling him into the air. He was a former member of the X-Men.[54]
Banshee is recruited to the X-Men and takes part in the battle against the Hellfire Club. He is killed by Trask's experimentations after the film.[55]
Armando Muñoz/Darwin (played by Edi Gathegi) is a mutant with the power of rapid evolution to any danger or environment. He was a former member of the X-Men.
Darwin was a cab driver recruited to the X-Men. During the Hellfire Club's assault, Darwin pretends to defect so he can protect Angel from Havok's plasma blasts. Shaw absorbs these blasts and uses them to kill Darwin.[56]
Angel Salvadore (played by Zoë Kravitz) is a mutant with insect-like wings and the ability to spit acid. She is a defector from the X-Men to the Hellfire Club.
Angel was a stripper recruited to the X-Men. During the Hellfire Club's assault, she joined them. She was present fighting the X-Men in Cuba, and joins Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants. She was killed in Trask's experimentations after the film, evident by one of her amputated wings.[55]
Sebastian Shaw (played by Kevin Bacon) was a mutant with the power to absorb and redirect energy, as well as maintain his youth. He was the leader of the Hellfire Club.
Shaw was first shown as Nazi scientist Klaus Schmidt, with an interest in a young Erik Lensherr's mutant ability. He killed his mother in front of him to coerce him to use his power. Later in life, Shaw begins operations with his Hellfire Club to enact nuclear war, allowing mutant kind to rise from the fallen human civilization. He manipulates military officials to place strategic nuclear warheads. Shaw learns of the X-Men being recruited, and attacks the facility, recruiting Angel Salvadore and killing Darwin.
Shaw force a Soviet official to send missiles to Cuba. While accompanying the missiles in a submarine, Magneto lifts it from the water and confronts Shaw, removing his helmet and allowing Xavier to freeze him telepathically. Magneto kills Shaw by pushing a Nazi coin through his head, and takes over his role as leader.[57]
Emma Frost (played by January Jones; Tahyna Tozzi as Emma Silverfox) is a mutant with telepathic abilities and the ability to turn her skin into diamond.
A character based on Emma Frost (named Emma Silverfox), appeared in X-Men: Origins as the sister of Kayla Silverfox and a mutant prison of Stryker.[58]
Emma Frost appeared in First Class. She acted as Shaw's second-in-command until her capture by the X-Men in the USSR. She was later freed by Magneto and joined his Brotherhood of Mutants. She was killed after the events of the film by Trask's experiments.[55] A tie-in comic revealed her backstory as working for a Mafia boss.[59]
Frost was initially set to appear in The Last Stand, portrayed by Sigourney Weaver, but didn't appear after director Bryan Singer left the project.[60][61] Further plans for her to appear in Dark Phoenix were also cut.[62]
Azazel (played by Jason Flemyng[63] in First Class and Eduardo Gago Munoz in Deadpool & Wolverine) is a mutant with red skin, prehensile tail, a demonic appearance and the ability to teleport. He was a member of the Hellfire Club.
Azazel was the Hellfire Club's teleporter, teleporting Colonel Hendry to and using his ability to kill Division X agents by dropping them from a height. He was present at the Cuban Missile Crisis and teleported the newly formed Brotherhood of Mutants away from the beach. He was killed in Trask's experimentations after the events of the film.[55]Simon Kinberg revealed him to be Mystique's father, but this is never touched upon in the films.[64]
A variant of Azazel appears in Deadpool & Wolverine as a member of Cassandra Nova's gang.
Riptide (played by Álex González) is a mutant with the ability to create tornadoes with his hands. He was a member of the Hellfire Club.
Riptide was a member of the Hellfire Club, taking parts in attacks on Division X and the Cuban Missile Crisis. He joins the new Brotherhood of Mutants under Magneto.[65]
Mariko Yashida (played by Tao Okamoto) is Shingen's daughter and Wolverine's lover.
During the film, the Yakuza make attempts at kidnapping Mariko, as she is the benefactor of her grandfathers company. Her own father attempts to kill her and she is also kidnapped by her former lover Harada and taken to Viper. She ultimately kills the Silver Samurai, and takes over her grandfather's company.[66]
Yukio (played by Rila Fukushima; Shioli Kutsuna in the Deadpool films) is the name of two mutants. The first is a Japanese mutant with the ability to see how someone will die. The second is a young X-Men member with electrokinesis.
The precognitive mutant Yukio is a member of the Yashida clan, who is trained in martial arts. She foresees Logan's death, as she foresaw her own parents death when she was young. She assists Logan throughout the film.[66]
The electrokinetic Yukio is a member of the X-Men and the girlfriend of Negasonic Teenage Warhead. She helped defeat Juggernaut in Deadpool 2 and attended Wade's birthday in Deadpool & Wolverine.[67] Fans speculated that she may have been another character, Surge, but this was debunked by screenwriters.[68]
Ichirō Yashida/Silver Samurai (played by Haruhiko Yamanouchi and Ken Yamamura as a young man) is the grandfather of Mariko, father of Shingen and founder of the Yashida Corporation.
Yashida first met Logan during WW2, when he was saved by him from the bombing of Nagasaki. Years later, he seeks Logan out to harness his healing abilities. He fakes his death and dons the Silver Samurai suit, and attempts to take Logan's healing ability. He severs Wolverine's claws, which Mariko use to kill him.[66]
Shingen Yashida (played by Hiroyuki Sanada) is Mariko's father and Ichirō's son. He attemtps to seize control of his father's company and kill Mariko and Wolverine, but is killed by the latter instead.[66]
Harada (played by Will Yun Lee) is Mariko's former lover and a member of the Yashida clan. He kidnaps Mariko for Viper, but has a change of heart and assists Wolverine. He is killed by the Silver Samurai
Viper (played by Svetlana Khodchenkova) is a mutant with reptilian features such as fangs, and the ability to shed her skin and expel toxins from her mouth.
Posing as the Yashida's physician, Viper poisons Logan in his sleep with a nanobot. Yukio kills Viper by breaking her neck with an elevator's counterweight.[69]
Bolivar Trask (played by Bill Duke in The Last Stand; Peter Dinklage in Days of Future Past) is the name of two characters. The first is the head of the Department of Homeland Security and the other is the inventor behind the Sentinels.
Trask appeared in Days of Future Past as the scientist behind the Sentinel program. In the original timeline, he is assassinated by Mystique at a press conference, leading to her capture and experimentation. This led to the further development of Sentinels and a push for the program, causing the apocalyptic future which serves as the setting for part of the film. His original death is prevented by the X-Men, and the next attempted assassination by Magneto is stopped by Mystique, who refuses to kill Trask.[71]
Blink (played by Fan Bingbing) is a mutant with purple hair, large green eyes, and the ability to open portals. She is one of the surviving mutants in the future.
Blink is a member of the Free Mutants, using her teleportation abilities to escape and fight Sentinels. She is killed in the final battle when Sentinels use her portals to stab her. This is undone with the timeline reset. In promotional material, she is shown freeing mutants from Sentinel camps.[72]
James Proudstar/Warpath
James Proudstar/Warpath (played by Booboo Stewart) is a mutant with enhanced strength, speed, and senses. He is one of the surviving mutants in the future.
Warpath is a part of the Free Mutants, but his head is blown off by a Sentinel's beam. This is undone with the timeline reset.[73]
Lucas Bishop/Bishop (played by Omar Sy) is a mutant with the ability to harness and redirect energy, notably through his gun. He is one of the surviving mutants in the future.
Bishop is a member of the Free Mutants, and is the first to be shown sent back in time by Kitty Pryde. He is killed in the final battle when Sentinel's overload his body, causing him to explode. This is undone with the timeline reset.[74]
Roberto DaCosta/Sunspot (played by Adan Canto in Days of Future Past and Henry Zaga in The New Mutants) is a mutant with the ability to project solar energy and flames, with enhanced strength and flight. He is one of the surviving mutants in the future.
Sunspot in Days of Future Past is a survivor of the Sentinels and a member of the Free Mutants. He is killed by three Sentinels in the final battle. This is undone with the timeline reset.
Sunspot appears as a main character in The New Mutants. A wealthy, Brazilian teenager, Sunspot is a patient of the Milbury Hospital after his mutant abilities caused him to burn his girlfriend. He fights the Demon Bear in the end with the others and leaves the compound.[75]
En Sabhar Nur/Apocalypse (played by Brendan Pedder in Days of Future Past and Oscar Isaac in Apocalypse) is an ancient mutant with the ability to absorb, grant, and enhance mutants powers, generate forcefields and portals, absorb knowledge, and manipulate matter. He is set on mutant superiority over humanity, and was worshipped as a god in Ancient Egypt.
Apocalypse is first seen in the post-credit scene of Days of Future Past building a pyramind with his powers. In the opening scene of Apocalypse, he is transferring his essence to a younger body while humans attempt to assassinate him. He is protected by his Horsemen, who all perish and Apocalypse in entombed in rubble. Thousands of years later, he is awoken by worshippers and causes a worldwide tremor.
He gathers four new Horsemen; Storm, Psylocke, Archangel, and Magneto. He puts plans in motions to rebuild the world in his image, but is thwarted by the X-Men, and two of his Horsemen. He is killed by the combined force of Cyclops, Storm, and the Phoenix.
Caliban (played by Tómas Lemarquis in Apocalypse, and Stephen Merchant in Logan is a mutant with chalk-white skin and the ability to locate other mutants.
In Apocalypse, Caliban is an underground broker who tracks mutants for money. Psylocke was his bodyguard until recruited by Apocalypse.
In Logan, Caliban is a friend of Logan and Professor X in the future, who has a severe sensitivity to sunlight. He is abducted by the Reavers to track Wolverine, but ultimately kills himself with grenades.
Vuk (played by Jessica Chastain) is a survivor of the D'Bari, an alien race whos planet was destroyed by the Phoenix Force. It tracks the Force to Earth, where it kills the human Margaret Smith and takes her form, alongside its fellow D'Bari taking other human forms, before tracking down the Phoenix within Jean Grey.
Vuk poses as an FBI agent and kills Jean's father, John Grey, for information on his daughter. Vuk locates and manipulates Jean Grey to take the Force from her, battling the X-Men and their allies alongside Jean. Jean allows some of the Force to transfer to Vuk, but ends up killing the D'Bari and overloading Vuk with the Force, killing them too.[76]
Laura Kinney/X-23 (played by Dafne Keen) is the daughter of Wolverine, with two claws in each hand and a claw in each foot, and an advanced healing factor. She was created by Zander Rice of Alkali-Transigen using Wolverine's DNA implanted into a woman.
Introduced in Logan, X-23 was a vicious young mutant girl who spoke very little English, but was fluent in Spanish. She was created as a soldier, with her claws coated in adamantium. After her and other child soldiers were scheduled for termination, the nurses in the program aided their escape, and the children sought Eden, a fictional sanctuary for mutants. She was put under the care of Logan, and the two along with Professor X set off.
Xavier was killed by X-24 along the way. The children and Laura were almost captured, but they successfully killed all the Reavers and she shot X-24 with an adamantium bullet, after he had fatally wounded Wolverine. She buried him and left with the other children to cross into Canada.
Laura was pruned and ended up in the Void, alongside Elektra, Blade, and Gambit, fighting against Cassandra Nova and her gang. She was freed from the Void after the defeat of Nova and allowed to live alongside Wolverine and Deadpool in a past timeline.
Donald Pierce (played by Boyd Holbrook) was the cybernetically enhanced leader of the Reavers, and head of Alkali-Transigen security. He tracked X-23, but was ultimately killed by the other children from the program.
Zander Rice (played by Richard E. Grant) was the lead scientist of Alkali-Transigen, and the man responsible for the near eradication of mutants, and mutant weapons X-23 and X-24. He held a grudge against Wolverine for killing his father at Alkali Lake. Wolverine ultimately shot him, killing him.
X-24
X-24 (played by Hugh Jackman) is an aggressive clone of Wolverine developed by Alkali-Transigen. It is responsible for the death of Professor X and Logan. It was killed with an adamantium bullet shot by X-23.
Children
The children from the X-23 program had a variety of genetic sources, including Avalanche (Rictor).
Weasel (played by T.J. Miller) is a bartender and close friend of Deadpool. He assists Deadpool to recruit members to X-Force. He appears in the first two Deadpool films, but the character did not return for the third.[77]
Vanessa Carlyle (played by Morena Baccarin) is the girlfriend of Deadpool. She worked as an escort when she met Wade, beginning a relationship with him. Wade proposed to her, but after his cancer diagnosis he disappeared, due to him receiving the experimental treatment that mutated him. She is kidnapped by Ajax and Angel Dust to lure in Deadpool.
She is killed by drug dealer Sergei Valishnikov (Thayr Harris) in Deadpool 2, but is saved by Deadpool with Cable's time slider. She breaks up with Wade prior to the third film due to his failed superhero lifestyle. She is present at Wade's birthday party in Deadpool & Wolverine. She gets back together with Wade at the end of the film.
Dopinder
Dopinder (played by Karan Soni) is a taxi driver and close friend of Deadpool who often drives him and his teammates to battles. He appears in all three Deadpool films, and is present at Wade's birthday.
Negasonic Teenage Warhead (played by Brianna Hildebrand) is a young mutant with the ability to generate atomic bursts around her body. She is a member of the X-Men.[78]
She defeats Angel Dust in the first film, in the second film she has entered a relationship with the fellow X-Men Yukio and fights Juggernaut, and in the third she attends Wade's birthday party.[79][67]
Angel Dust (played by Gina Carano) is a mutant with adrenaline based strength and durability. She is a member of the Workshop, working under Ajax. She fights Colossus but is saved by him from the destruction of the carrier.
Nathan Summers/Cable (played by Josh Brolin) is a cybernetic mutant from the future sent back in time to kill Rusty Collins.
Cable lived in an apocalyptic future as a soldier. Cable's wife and daughter were killed by Rusty Collins in the future, so he travelled back in time to kill him. He is opposed by Deadpool and X-Force, but later sides with him.
Pete Wisdom (played by Rob Delaney) is a normal human man that joined X-Force, and Wade became fond of him. He died to Zeitgeist's acidic vomit in X-Force's first mission, but is warned and saved by Wade through the use of time travel. He works alongside Wade in a car dealership in Deadpool & Wolverine and attends his birthday party. He is universally loved by the alternate variants of Deadpool.
Russell 'Rusty' Collins/Firefist (played by Julian Dennison as a child and Sala Baker as an adult) is a young pyrokinetic mutant from New Zealand. In Cable's future, he is a dangerous criminal who murdered Cable's wife and child.
Russell's criminal career begins when he murders the headmaster of the Essex school, a school he attended and was tortured at for being a mutant. Cable travels back in time to kill Russell, but Deadpool prevents the incident instead.
Shatterstar (played by Lewis Tan) was an extraterrestrial from Mojoworld that joins X-Force. He dies when he skydives into a moving helicopter blade. He is present in Deadpool & Wolverine at Wade's birthday, so it is presumed he was resurrected through time travel.
Vanisher (played by Brad Pitt) was an invisible mutant that joins X-Force. He dies when he skydives into a powerline, temporarily making himself visible.
Zeitgeist (played by Bill Skarsgård) was a mutant with the ability to expel acid from his mouth. He dies when skydiving into a woodchipper, in which he expels acid onto Pete Wisdom, killing him too.
Danielle 'Dani' Moonstar (played by ) is a young Native American mutant with the ability to conjure other people's fears and make them materialize.
When Dani's powers manifest, a demonic bear destroys her reservation, killing everyone in it. Dani is the sole survivor and is sent to Milbury Hospital. She begins a romantic relationship with Rahne and is antagonized by Illyana. While at the hospital, she subconsciously uses her abilities to bring the other patients fears to life, not knowing of her own ability. She is set for euthanisation by Dr. Reyes, but is saved by Rahne. She defeats the returned demon bear by harnessing her abilities, and leaves the hospital with the other patients.
Rahne Sinclair (played by Maisie Williams) is a young Scottish mutant with the ability to turn into a wolf, as well as gain feral features while in human form, such as claws and fangs.
Rahne was from a religious village that chased her out due to her mutation. She ended up at Milbury Hospital, and befriended Dani, even having a romantic relationship with her. She injures Dr. Reyes when she attempts to euthanize Dani. She helps defeat the demon bear, and leaves the compound with the other patients.
Samuel Guthrie (played by Charlie Heaton) is a young mutant from Kentucky with the ability to propel himself using thermo-chemical energy, allowing high speed flight.
When Samuel's powers manifest, he accidentally killed his father and a group of miners that he was working with. He is sent to Milbury Hospital, and escapes in the end after defeating Dr. Reyes and the demon bear.
Illyana Rasputin (played by Anya Taylor Joy, Colbi Gannett as a child) is a Russian mutant with the ability to open portals and wield magic, including the Soulsword. She is accompanied by Lockheed, a plush purple dragon she can bring to life.
Illyana was sold into child slavery, but used her abilities to live in the fictional dimension of Limbo, which would become real. She murdered her abusers and was sent to Milbury Hospital. She was very aggressive at the arrival of Dani. Dani's powers manifest Illyana's fears into the Smiley Men, monstrous creatures who often wear masks with smiley faces. Illyana manages to defeat them, along with the demon bear and exit the hospital with the other patients.
Dr. Cecilia Reyes (played by Alice Braga) was the sole medical professional at Milbury Hospital, and a mutant with the ability to generate force fields. She operates under the Essex Corporation to train young mutants to be personal killers.
She recruits five young mutants to the hospital, and traps them in using her powers to observe them. She is instructed to kill Dani by the Essex Corporation, but is wounded by Rahne. She confronts the young mutants, but is killed by the demon bear
Cassandra Nova (played by Emma Corrin) was the sociopathic, British, mutant twin sister of Charles Xavier, who is pruned by the TVA and subsequently rules the Void with her gang of supervillain minions. She was an Omega-level mutant, with abilities of tactile-telepathy, telekinesis, phasing, and teleportation.
Nova is first seen when her gang brings her the captured Deadpool, Wolverine, and Human Torch (Chris Evans). She kills the latter, and the other two escape. They lead the remaining Resistance to her base, and subdue Nova with Juggernaut's helmet. She is shot by Pyro, causing Wolverine to take off the helmet to allow her to heal, as he thought Xavier would've wanted that. Nova allows the two to exit the Void to Deadpool's reality with a Sling ring. Nova follows them due to learning of Paradox's betrayal from Pyro. She kills Pyro, and reads Paradox's mind, learning of the Time Ripper. She attempts to use the device to destroy all of reality, but the device is overloaded by Deadpool and Wolverine, atomizing Nova.
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