Take this quiz to find out which Marvel mutant is most like you! Last Updated: July 1st I don't like going to school. PE is ok though. You're really difficult to kill. You can control objects around you. Good and evil. Peacefully and painlessly. Up in flames. With your friends surrounding you. On my own terms. Of course. Wonder Woman. My achievements. My fearlessness.
My progress. My talents. I have a long-term partner. I move from one to the next quickly. Kindness and understanding. Sex appeal. I would be sad and mope around the house. I would be angry and punch a wall. Will you be an X man like Xavier, Scott, or Rouge?
Or a Brotherhood Mutant like Mystique or Magneto? Remember to rate this quiz on the next page! Rating helps us to know which quizzes are good and which are bad. But the real question is what you'd do in that situation There have been some pretty incredible twists in the X-Men movies, but perhaps the most incredible was the addition of a serum that could turn mutants into regular humans.
Mutants who had been struggling with their abilities for many years immediately flocked to the medical centers to get treated with this serum, while others vehemently opposed it.
It's a really tough issue and an interesting addition to the X-Men series. But how do you feel about the invention of such a serum? If you really think about it, the ancient gods of old were the first ever "comic book heroes.
And some of our heroes are obviously influenced heavily by the old gods, like Thor for example, who is an exact replica of an ancient Norse god.
Which mythological entity do you identify with? Time travel is actually a pretty frequent thing in X-Men, and it adds a whole new dimension to the already complicated timeline that is the X-Men universe. Sometimes we follow our favorite heroes back in time, in their efforts to save the world before evil can manifest itself in the future.
Other times, people go into the future, to save people they have never met. In both situations, it makes for a stunning story and one that really keeps us on our seat. We've already talked about the serum that could turn mutants into humans, the so-called "cure" for mutation. While that caused a huge amount of controversy and conflict, perhaps an even bigger crisis was sparked when Magneto unveiled a new device - one that would trigger mutations in humans.
This is the opposite of the "cure. But what do you think about such an idea? Is it the right thing to do? Or do you have concerns? They don't call them a team of mutants for nothing. While there are some powerful mutants out there, not many could go solo and still get stuff done. That's why it's important for the X-Men to get stuff done together, as a team. Some X-Men work really well together, and they're frequently seen teaming up and taking on foes together.
Some even invent special moves together, and these moves end up working out surprisingly well. Others like to work alone. But what kind of person would you like as your ally? Although the general vibe of the X-Men movies is pretty bright and upbeat, there are some pretty tragic things that happen to various X-Men throughout the movies.
Some of these end in deaths, and some end in people doing things or having things done to them that are worse than death. All of these things are so bad that it's hard to choose which one is the worst. But according to you, which one of these options would be the worst fate imaginable? If left to their own devices, X-Men often go their own way. Some of these mutants are not made for constant fighting, and try to move away and live out their lives in peace.
Of course, this never really works out, and inevitably they get called into action when their peaceful lives fall apart. Often, we catch up with these heroes as their trying to live a normal life at the start of the film. If you could live anywhere in the world - where would it be? We respect your privacy and we are committed to safeguarding your privacy while online at our site. The following discloses the information gathering and dissemination practices for this Web site.
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