History Characters / AllNewXMen

* AngstWhatAngst: Of all the O5, Bobby has the least trouble adjusting to the new time period.
* ArmoredClosetGay: Revealed as such when Jean confronts him. His frequent catcalling and childish attitude towards women is revealed to be a way for him to repress his sexuality as much as he can. Given his future self has had a terrible dating history, it's pointed out that this is likely because of his actual orientation.
* TheBrute: He learned how to take on the Ice Thing form that his evil Brotherhood counterpart used.
* FireIceDuo: With Angel after his Vortex wings power-up, and especially with Oya, who seems to control temperatures better than him. Bobby gets a bit jealous of her abilities.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Bobby forgets how to "refine his ice crystals" as soon as he arrives in the present, resulting in him retaining his snowman look until the end of the Black Vortex event.
* MesACrowd: Learns how to do this from watching his older self.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Bobby and Romeo do this during ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen'', not wanting to be in this fight one way or another.
* StarCrossedLovers: During ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen'', Bobby is caught between the fight for survival and being with his Inhuman boyfriend. His name is [[Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet Romeo]], to make it completely on the nose.
* StraightGay: Ultimately revealed as such.
* {{Snowlems}}: Unlike his icy future self, but just like his earliest appearances, he looks like he's made of snow.
** When he winds up in the Ultimate Universe, he manages to copy his present self's MesACrowd trick.
* TouchedByVorlons: He submitted the Black Vortex, then gave up the power after the crisis, but was left with the organic ice form he wouldn't have developed for years. It's implied that he simply didn't know how before but picked it up once he knew how, as he did with the MesACrowd and Ice Thing tricks.
* TheWatson: He's the one who just blurts out his astonishment at all the changes in the X-Men's universe, generally in the form of a question.

!!Future Brotherhood
[[folder:The Future Brotherhood in General ]]

* DependingOnTheWriter: Whether they're legitimately working together or just brainwashed into it. ''Battle of the Atom'' goes with the former. Bendis's later writing went with the latter, but ''Blue'' goes back to the first instead.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:At the end of the "Cross-Time Capers" storyline, Magneto confronts them before they go back in time again. He intends to do "what the X-Men would not" in order to end the Brotherhood's threat. The issue ends right after that, leaving the Brotherhood's fate ambiguous, but it is heavily implied that Magneto planned to kill them all]].

[[folder:Charles Xavier II]]
!!Charles Xavier II
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The son of Charles Xavier and [[spoiler:Mystique]], Xavier is the leader of the Future Brotherhood, who has all the powers of his father.

* BoisterousWeakling: For all his talk, he's not got his father's telepathic mojo. Teen Jean is able to keep him out with no real problem - though it should be noted Teen Jean is monstrously powerful, and once she realises it, her main issue is a lack of control/experience, and he managed to simultaneously fight her and overpower Emma Frost and the Cuckoos. Additionally, it also turns out that he's simultaneously [[spoiler:brainwashing his Brotherhood save for Raze]] and possibly [[spoiler:maintaining the psychic construct of Xorn]] as well as everything else, he actually stacks up reasonably well.
* EntitledBastard: He's convinced himself that being the son of Charles Xavier gives him the final say regarding the fate of mutantkind.
* EvilCripple: [[spoiler:Future Colossus severs Xavier's spine with his Soul Sword, [[{{Irony}} ironically]] leaving him crippled as his father was. By the time of ''Blue'', he's managed to heal himself]].
* {{Hypocrite}}: He claims the X-Man have "made a mockery" of his father's legacy, yet he freely indulges in things the original Charles Xavier would never do, such as mind-controlling people to kill each other, or [[spoiler:brainwashing his Brotherhood into following him, and ultimately brainwashing his own father]]. In ''Blue'', he claims the X-Men don't have the right to speak for his father, despite the fact that he never even knew the man.
* ManipulativeBastard: [[spoiler:It turns out only Raze was with him willingly; the other members were either brainwashed or psychic constructions]].
* NeverMyFault: In ''Blue'', he says that really, the mass murder he and his Brotherhood keep causing is the X-Men's fault for stopping him.
* NeverRecycleYourSchemes: Averted, he keeps trying the exact same plan over and over, just moving to different times whenever the last plan fails.
* PretenderDiss: In ''Blue'', everyone, including two different versions of Magneto, tell him he's nothing compared to his dad.
* {{Retcon}}: In ''Battle of the Atom'' Xavier claims to be Charles Xavier's grandson. However when he returns later he reveals that he's actually Xavier's ''son''. [[WordOfGod Word of Bendis]] is that he was intended to be Xavier's son in ''Battle of the Atom'' before ExecutiveMeddling forced him to revise this.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: ''Claims'' this is the reason he's traveled into the past in ''Battle of the Atom'', and that the presence of the O5 in the present leads to a BadFuture. [[spoiler:When the Brotherhood returns it turns out his entire motive was much more ItsAllAboutMe]].
* VillainousBreakdown: He starts to absolutely ''lose it'' in the second encounter with the X-Men when his plans for vengeance are foiled by Jean and X-23.

[[folder:Raze]]
!!Raze
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The shapeshifting son of [[spoiler:Wolverine and Mystique, and half-brother of Xavier, Jr.]], possessing both of their mutations. [[spoiler:He's the only member of the Brotherhood who has ''not'' been brainwashed and controlled by Xavier]].

* BigBadWannabe: He makes constant plays for dominance but although he can make really effective schemes his ego leads him to self-sabotage because he cannot help showing off to his opponents somehow.
* HisOwnWorstEnemy: As Magneto points out in the ''No More Humans'' story, he had the X-Men dead to rights in his scheme to remove all humans and relocate oppressed mutants from parallel Earths, but blew it all tipping his hand to force a needless confrontation he expected to win exploiting something he couldn't possibly control in the Phoenix Force. All because he wanted to make a [[VillainBall show of dominance to the refugee mutants]].
* ItsAllAboutMe: When Jean Grey reads his mind it's just a repetition of "me me me '''me''' and ''mine''" with declarations that everything else can burn and die because everything else is nothing.
* TheLancer: He's the right hand [[spoiler:and half-brother]] of Xavier, Jr.
* ManipulativeBastard: [[spoiler:He's the son of Mystique. It's InTheBlood]].
* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: Unlike some other leaders of Brotherhoods it's increasingly transparent he couldn't care less about mutant rights or supremacy. Everything he does is just a twisted exercise in him showing off his success and dominating others.
* OminousMessageFromTheFuture[=/=]FlingALightIntoTheFuture: [[spoiler:Uses this after the Brotherhood is defeated in ''Battle of the Atom'', sending himself a message afterwards that arrives ''before'' the Brotherhood puts their plans into motion that they're going to fail and recommending a new course of action. When they're defeated the ''second'' time it's hinted he tries to do it again. It straddles both tropes, as Raze sends a message from the universe's past to the future, but is then received by his ''past'' self before he travels through time]].
* SelfMadeOrphan: [[spoiler:At some point before meeting Xavier he [[KillAndReplace killed and replaced]] Mystique]].
* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Inherited a blend of both his parents' powers. His shapeshifting is said to be stronger than Mystique's, but his claws seem shorter than anyone else in his family.
* WolverineClaws: [[spoiler:He inherited them from his father]].

[[folder:Xorn]]
!!Xorn/[[spoiler:Jean Grey]]
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[[spoiler:An adult version of O5 Jean Grey who never returned to her own time. Broken by her experiences and more than a little crazy, she's returned to the past with Xavier to try and force her younger self to return where she belongs]].

* ChainedByFashion: Xorn's outfit is covered in chains and padlocks.
* KilledOffForReal: Maybe. Xorn was shown [[PowerIncontinence overloading and exploding]] at the end of ''Battle of the Atom'', but then [[spoiler:she]] returns during the Brotherhood's assault on the New Xavier School. [[spoiler:At the end it's revealed the armor is empty, and it's never made clear whether she actually ''was'' killed in the previous encounter, that she ''never'' existed and was ''always'' a construct of Xavier's, or if her younger self changed history to prevent herself from becoming Xorn. Her reappearance in ''Blue'' doesn't help. Bloodstorm snaps her neck, but Xorn gets back up again, only to vanish in a flash of light later on in the fight]].
* NoOntologicalInertia: [[spoiler:After the Brotherhood is defeated the second time, Xorn removes her mask to reveal that she ''doesn't actually exist''. It's never made clear whether this is because Xorn ''was'' killed at Cape Citadel, ''never'' existed and was always a psychic construct of Xavier's, or Jean learning to harness her powers responsibly during the second encounter changes her future, and she no longer grows up to become the violent and unstable woman who appeared in ''Battle of the Atom'']].
* PowerIncontinence: Xorn can't go longer than a few minutes without [[spoiler:her]] mask, which regulate and control [[spoiler:her]] powers.

[[folder:Deadpool]]
!!Deadpool/Wade Wilson
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''For tropes pertaining to Deadpool in general, see his [[ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} page]].''

The Merc with a Mouth has joined Xavier's New Brotherhood on their mission to forcibly send the O5 back to their original time by any means necessary. He's just as loony in the future as he is in the present.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Is actually being controlled by Xavier, and is not acting willingly. Which accounts for the "brainwashed." [[CloudCuckoolander The "crazy" is all him, though]]]].
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Xavier's control over him is broken]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bruiser]]
!!Molly Hayes/Bruiser
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''For tropes pertaining to Molly in general, please see the page on the ComicBook/{{Runaways}}.''

Once one of the Runaways, Molly retains her mutant powers of enhanced strength and durability. She's also grown very, ''very'' large, and lost her innocence along the way.
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* TheBigGuy: Physically the largest and most powerful of the Brotherhood. She still has her enhanced strength and durability, as well.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Is actually being controlled by Xavier, and is not acting willingly]].
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Xavier's control over her is broken]].
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:[[spoiler:Seems to be hit pretty hard with this briefly after the mind control is broken. Not hard to imagine when she has essentially been unwittingly fighting her childhood heroes]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Beast]]
!!Beast/Henry [=McCoy=]
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A future version of the ''adult'' Hank [=McCoy=], whose body has mutated even further and has grown obsessed with his failure to return the O5 to their proper time.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Is actually being controlled by Xavier, and is not acting willingly]].
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Xavier's control over him is broken]].
* MadnessMantra: Has a habit of muttering to himself while examining his board, desperately trying to figure out how to return the O5 home.
* SanitySlippage: Future!Beast isn't exactly in his right frame of mind due to his obsession over trying to figure out the timeline.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Ice Thing]]
!!Ice Thing/Ice Hulk
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Originally one of Ice Wizard (Future Bobby Drake)'s [[SelfDuplication copies]]. He attained a crude sentience, and [[spoiler:fell under the thrall of Xavier II]].
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* AnIcePerson: Has all the powers Iceman does.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Is actually being controlled by Xavier, and is not acting willingly]].
* TheBrute: A near-mindless thug that can do little else but destroy.
* FutureMeScaresMe: Before they discovered the truth, both 05 and present day Bobby were horrified at the thought that they would end up as him.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Xavier's control over him is broken]].
* MonsterModesty: Wears a pair of shorts.
* {{Retcon}}: In ''Battle Of The Atom'', it was said that [[spoiler:Xorn had ensnared his mind. This was later changed to Xavier]].
[[/folder]]

!!Other characters

[[folder:Ghosts of Cyclops]]
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A gang of mutants in the Chicago area running around with Cyclops masks claiming to be following his example, but mostly that means harassing and beating up locals and stealing stuff.

* CultOfPersonality: They've built one around the adult Cyclops, however teen Scott notes it's just an excuse for general hooliganism.
* WhatWouldXDo: While beating up Scott when he tries to interfere with their crime spree, and threatening a librarian who tries to come to his aid, the leader of the group asks "What would Cyclops do," not realizing that he ''is'' Cyclops (sorta).

%%!!Austin Deprez/Thirst
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%%!!Hannah/Juice
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%%!!Jeremy/Pillar
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%%!!Sebastian
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%%!!Tarpit
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[[folder:Blob]]
!!Blob/Fred Dukes
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Once a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants, and one of the first foes the Original 5 X-Men fought. He lost his powers during House of M and spent some time addicted to MGH in an effort to get them back.
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-> See Characters/XMenBrotherhoodOfEvilMutants
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Toad]]
!!Toad/Mortimer Toynbee
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Another of the original Brotherhood of Mutants, Toad attacks O5 Scott in the belief that he can prevent another mutant apocalypse by killing him in the aftermath of his adult counterpart's actions.
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-> See Characters/XMenBrotherhoodOfEvilMutants
[[/folder]]

!! The team

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''This page is for O5 Cyclops only. For tropes pertaining to his adult self, please see his [[ComicBook/{{Cyclops}} page]].''

* TheAce: This is the past version of Scott Summers. The guy who led the entire mutant race after M-Day, the 'General of the Mutants', who ''easily'' OutGambitted Norman Osborn during ''ComicBook/DarkReign'', and was so impressive a leader that both ''Magneto'' and freaking ''Namor'' unhesitatingly pledged him their allegiance and followed his orders (which, since Magneto is renowned for not listening to anybody and Namor is renowned for not listening to anyone but Captain America himself, is one hell of an achievement). Not to mention his extremely powerful and accurate concussive force beams that shoot out of his eyes.
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Sometimes despairs of his dad's stroking of his own ego.
* ChickMagnet: Something that he still has in common with his older self. He's caught the eye of a space pirate's daughter, ComicBook/{{X 23}}, Bloodstorm, and of course, Jean Grey.
* EvilFeelsGood: He's troubled by this when he joins his father in space. At one point he's forced to pose as a ruthless pirate to stay alive and keep his father alive, but he starts to find himself enjoying the pirate lifestyle. His father tries to assure him it's normal, but he still feels uncomfortable about it.
* EyeBeams: Like his future self, he can shoot energy beams from his eyes.
* FutureMeScaresMe: Zigzagged. At first, he has a strong dislike of his adult self, but slowly he learns that what he was told about him isn't quite true and learns to respect his future self. By the time of volume 2, however, Scott outright despises his older self, considering him a monster and a supervillain over [[NoodleIncident whatever it is that Cyclops did]]. Then he learns his older self didn't do anything, but he died from M-Pox and was framed by Emma Frost, and Scott doesn't hate himself or his adult self anymore.
* GuileHero: Proves to be an effective one [[ComicBook/{{Cyclops|MarvelComics}} when he goes solo]]; though given the situations he ends up in, he'd need to be one.
* HormoneAddledTeenager: He fantasizes about hooking up with Laura and the Stepford Cuckoos. He also finds Hepzibah, his dad's girlfriend, uncomfortably attractive. And then, there's Jean, as per usual.
* TheLeader: At first. Eventually, he cedes this position to Jean, though he retains a number of the characteristics.
* OhCrap: Is terrified when he runs into a version of Emma Frost, after several ''very'' bad experiences. Fortunately, it's a version of the ''Generation X''-era Emma, who isn't evil and isn't interested in him.
* PlatonicLifePartners: Develops into this with Laura, something helped by the fact that they think in very similar ways, about threat analysis in particular, and occasionally have trouble emoting.
* TheSpock: For which he is constantly teased by his teammates.
* UnresolvedSexualTension: Perpetually with Jean. It's mutual but complicated due to finding they ended up together but their relationship got ruined, though it does eventually get resolved at the end of ''X-Men Blue''.

''This page is for O5 Jean Grey only. For tropes pertaining to her adult self, please see her [[ComicBook/JeanGrey page]].''

* ActionGirl: What she became with time. Jean is highly capable of defending herself and others whenever the time calls for it. She proves to be the most powerful of the Teen X-Men, psychically flattening the Supreme Intelligence of the Kree Empire and several dozen Kree accusers in one shot, overpowering Gladiator and, without her telepathy, wiping the floor with the Blob.
* AntiHero: Jean is more antiheroic than her future self, more callous with her mind-reading and far more troubled. She gets better as time goes by and she gets a better handle on her powers, becoming more like her classic AllLovingHeroine self.
* BadassAndChildDuo:
** The child to Old Man Logan's badass in ''ComicBook/ExtraordinaryXMen''.
** Briefly with [[ObfuscatingStupidity a seemingly absolutely]] [[StealthPun hammered]] Odinson in her solo series, when looking to learn about how to fight godlike beings.
* BettyAndVeronica: While it wasn't drawn out for particularly long, she was the Betty to ComicBook/{{X23}}'s Veronica with Teen!Scott, with Jean visibly jealous when she noted that Scott and Laura were mutually attracted.
* CharacterDevelopment: She goes from scared kid terrified of her own future and her own powers, barely more than a basic telekinetic and a profoundly inexperienced telepath, to discovering a whole new level to her powers and escaping a supposedly inescapable restraining Shi'ar bubble while taking out about half the Imperial Guard in one shot, before going toe to toe with freaking [[PhysicalGod Gladiator]] and coming out honours even. As of her solo series and ''X-Men Blue'', she gains the confidence to lead the X-Men, as well as striking out on her own and learning how to take on the Phoenix - which is apparently coming to merge with her whether she likes it or not. To top it all off, she later ''bullies the Phoenix'' [[spoiler:into resurrecting her after it killed her]] in ''ComicBook/PhoenixResurrection''. She also apparently dies ''again'' when absorbed by the Poison Hive... which she ends up vaporising from the inside and reconstructing her body from remnants of her genetic material. And after ''that'', she becomes much more comfortable with life, thanks to her worst nightmare having passed her by.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Though she's trying to keep a low profile at the start of ''Extraordinary X-Men'' and turned down a chance to join the titular team in favour of going to college, intent on studying and enjoying life with her new boyfriend, she can't let bad stuff pass. In issue 2 when she sees someone who does not look human (assumed by all to be a mutant, but actually an Inhuman) being beaten up by a gang. Her boyfriend, proving to be mutant-phobic, tells her to leave the mutie. Jean informs him that he's in for a nasty surprise and starts kicking butt.
* CivvieSpandex: Her costume in her solo series and ''X-Men Blue'', though she doesn't always wear the jacket.
* DeathIsCheap: Deconstructed, because she's actually genuinely horrified that her future self has died more than once.
* DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu: After the Phoenix Force [[spoiler:kills her she winds up in the White Hot Room and berates the cosmic entity for picking a fight with her, half blackmailing and half annoying it into resurrecting her]].
* DirtyMindReading: Regularly hears how attracted everyone is to her, like her [[AlternateSelf Ultimate counterpart]]. She's had a conversation with Scott about how [[SoBeautifulItsACurse irritating it can be]].
* DudeMagnet:
** This aspect of her character is discussed, with all of the O5 but [[StraightGay Bobby]] practically falling over her (until Angel hooks up with Laura, anyway), and Emma Frost making dry references to her being 'the cute, fresh-faced redhead that turns every man's head'.
** In the Ultimates universe, she met Miles Morales for only a few hours and he was already crushing hard on her. Also, Ganke, which precipitates Miles's remark that she has apparently seen and heard it all, psychically speaking, and she's comfortable enough to mess with him about.
** She even gets older Cyclops's attention, though mostly in respect to his nostalgia -- she's the way she was when he first fell in love with her -- and when she does make a move on him, he shuts it down gently, but ''very'' firmly.
* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: She has shorter hair in her solo series. Supposedly to distinct herself from her future self.
* FieryRedhead: As hot-tempered as ever, something often made worse by her PowerIncontinence, the trauma of her future self's experiences and all the weight that gets dropped on her shoulders. She gets better as time goes on.
* FormFittingWardrobe: Her original costume and second costume.
* FutureMeScaresMe: She ''really'' doesn't want to become her adult self, seeing her fate as a BadFuture. She even makes this very clear to her adult self's ghost, though the two eventually come to terms with each other and actually get on quite well ([[spoiler:Adult Jean getting her own body back helped]]).
-->'''Adult Jean:''' How do you think I got ready?! How do you think I became me?!\\
'''Teen Jean:''' I don't want to be you! Why would anybody ever want to be you?!
* HeroicBSOD: Has one when she sees what happens to her future self. Later she has an even worse one after [[spoiler:Teen Angel leaves to join Modern Cyclops]].
* HypocriticalHumor: In her solo series where she finally met Hope, both of them remark how they can't understand why some people consider them identical... while [[IdenticalStranger looking more or less identical]] and [[SpeakInUnison speaking in unison]].
* IAmAMonster: She said this when she's prosecuted by Shi'ar Empire for the crimes of the Dark Phoenix.
* IdenticalStranger: To Hope Summers, though both claim that they can't see the resemblance.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Tries living the life of an ordinary college student at the start of ''Extraordinary X-Men'', flirting with a guy in her class. As per usual, ChronicHeroSyndrome means that it doesn't stick, and her would-be boyfriend is mutant-phobic.
* TheLeader: Assumes this role to the O5, especially after Scott travels into space, and even after his return.
* LoveDodecahedron: Several examples.
** She and Teen Scott were in love until they got to the future. Now she's not so sure she wants him anymore given what she knows about who/what he grows up to be, while he's still smitten, thinking that their eventual wedding is "proof" they're supposed to be together. Eventually, they hook up.
** She and Teen Hank kiss. She instigated it on top of that. The events of ''ComicBook/BattleOfTheAtom'' cause a little fallout. At the end of the first volume they give an actual relationship a try, but she ultimately decides they're BetterAsFriends during the TimeSkip.
** She and Teen Angel have a moment when he catches her when she's falling.
** She also seems to be attracted to Modern Scott, but he quickly says it can't ever happen. ''Ever''.
** Jean was visibly jealous of Scott's attraction to X-23, especially when it was subtly implied to be reciprocated by Laura. Her relief when Laura and Warren began dating instead was ''palpable''.
* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: Jean's telepathy manifests far earlier for her than it did originally because Beast removed her from the influence of Xavier, who had suppressed it until she was older. After that, Jean at first displays difficulty controlling her telepathy, leading to her hearing thoughts ranging from the uncomfortable (such as Teen Hank's feelings for her) to the outright horrifying (what the Purifiers did to Laura). She gets better as time goes on, and more used to people's minds, with Miles Morales explicitly remarking to Ganke (who's horrified at the prospect that she might be reading [[HormoneAddledTeenager his]] mind) when the O5 wind up in the Ultimate Universe that he thought that himself, but "she has apparently seen and heard it all."
** For a few darker examples, she reads the Purifiers' minds to learn just how messed up they are towards mutants and their hate crimes. She's also left quite disturbed when she reads part of [[ComicBook/{{X23}} Laura]]'s mind, and learns about the things that were done to her (Kitty did warn her not to read Laura, though).
* MindOverManners: Jean's telepathy shows up unexpectedly due to the stress of seeing the future and knowing her future self dies (more than once). Kitty has to repeatedly remind her it's considered extremely impolite to read minds without permission. Jean apologizes, but her curiosity gets the better of her quite a bit. Sometimes HilarityEnsues, sometimes it leads to awkward moments, but most times [[WhatTheHellHero she can't believe what people have done]]. She's getting better by the time she meets [[ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan Miles Morales]], and later expresses genuine gratitude to Xavier's AntagonisticOffspring (leader of the Future Brotherhood) for reminding her why this is so important with his rampant abuse of his own considerable PsychicPowers.
* MindRape: She tried to do it on Teen Angel ''again'' in Issue 11, but the Stepford Triplets stop her.
* MostCommonSuperpower: DependingOnTheArtist... even though she's still a teenager. Mostly, however, she's drawn with a more realistic build.
* NewSuperPower: During the ''Trial of Jean Grey'' arc she learns how to combine her telepathy and telekinesis to absorb psychic energy and convert it to power. This makes her entire body glow pinkish purple. It becomes her signature manoeuvre when [[LetsGetDangerous she's about to pull off something big]], using it to stalemate [[FlyingBrick Gladiator]], [[spoiler:destroy the Poisons]], and stun ''freaking Galactus'' - though for context, he was occupied with Phoenix at the time and she hit him in the back, it only seemed to knock him over/surprise him, and she ''did'' need to draw on his power, her older Phoenix self's power, and that of the planet and people below to do it.
* NiceGirl: Following a bit of CharacterDevelopment.
* OddFriendship:
** She actually winds up bonding with Emma Frost of all people, before Emma's SanitySlippage kicked in. Magik outright states that this is one of the most disturbing things she's ever seen, which is saying a lot.
-->'''Irma Cuckoo''': Jean Grey and Emma Frost are friends now.\\
'''[[ComicBook/{{Magik}} Illyana Rasputin]]''': That is the scariest thing I've ever heard. And I grew up in hell, [[ExactWords literally]].
** Later with ComicBook/OldManLogan in ''ComicBook/ExtraordinaryXMen''.
** And even later with ComicBook/{{Magneto}} in ''X-Men Blue''. This is particularly strange since she came from a time when Magneto was a raving mutant supremacist who tried to kill them, not the complex AntiHero[=/=]AntiVillain he has become, and neither of them entirely trusts the other (or rather, both of them are keeping secrets). Nevertheless, they're both cordial, aware of their dynamic, and Magneto treats her as more of a respected peer than a student, explicitly stating that while he is overseeing their operation and acting as mission control, they're not his students.
* ParentalSubstitute: Hilariously, her adult self becomes this, partially as a ghost when haunting Teen Jean and exhorting her to grow up, then more so once she gets her own body back after ''ComicBook/PhoenixResurrection'', to the point of making pointed comments about Teen Jean's champagne consumption at Piotr and Kitty's abortive wedding, which Teen Jean refers to as "momming" her - and instead suggests that she do so to Rachel, her/their actual daughter, who's standing between them and is developing an understandable headache.
* PowerGlows: Her new powers make her glow violet-purple with psionic energy.
* PowerIncontinence: Specifically, her telepathy. It's not clear how much this is true or if it's an excuse (probably the former going by the way it sometimes happens with her telekinesis too), but she doesn't have her future self's level of control over it and, until Emma Frost gets over most of her issues, none of her teachers are actual psychics. She eventually gets better.
* ProperTightsWithASkirt: Her costume in ''ComicBook/ExtraordinaryXMen''. Best seen [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/extraordinary_x_men_vol_1_3_textless.jpg here]].
* PsychicPowers: As per usual, except that her telepathy is jumpstarted by time travel and consequently has trouble controlling it - [[TookALevelInBadass at first]].
* SensualSpandex: Semi-regularly, particularly as drawn in ''X-Men: Blue''.
* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Manages this in her solo series, when fighting alongside the Odinson and being frustrated at the lack of a 'big frigging magic hammer'. When she accidentally creates a large warhammer from her powers, in the same vein as Psylocke's psi-weapons, she asks, startled, what it is. Odinson replies [[DeadpanSnarker somewhat drily]] that it looks to him like 'a big frigging magic hammer.' She then gets tutelage in this from Betsy Braddock, an expert in the art.
* SuperWeight:
** Starts at a high Type 2, quickly progressing to solid Type 3, then, following ''The Trial of Jean Grey'', seems to have settled at high Type 3/low Type 4.
** Following ''ComicBook/SecretWars2015'', as demonstrated in her solo series and the ''Generations'' one-shot - in the former, she fights the Phoenix (ultimately unsuccessfully [[spoiler:except actually kind of successfully. She sort of bullies it into resurrecting her]]), and in the latter, she stunned Galactus (granted, she drained the power to do it from everyone and everything around her, including Phoenix!Jean, the planet they were on, and Galactus himself). While it mostly surprised him, it also earned his respect.
* SupernaturallyYoungParent: She's from the past and Rachel is from the future, so it's a given. Rachel even calls her "Baby Momma" sometimes (and gets an understandable headache at Kitty and Piotr's abortive wedding when Adult Jean starts "momming" Teen Jean about underage champagne drinking, while Teen Jean argues that she should be doing it to Rachel instead). Let's not even talk about Cable.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute:
** For ComicBook/HopeSummers, who ''is'' a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for the still-deceased Modern Jean Grey. Once Hope's storyline needed reason to exist was over, she was taken out of the main ''X-Men'' comic books and was "transferred" to ''Uncanny X-Force'' to reunite with her adopted father Cable, and Teen Jean appears to take her place. Just like Hope, Teen Jean is a teenaged girl raised in a different time (this time though, the past) who has the traditional Jean Grey look, [[{{Tsundere}} has a similar personality]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold and tendency to be a brat]] [[TookALevelInKindness (at first)]], has a lot of story focus with the bulk of the current conflict in the books revolving around her presence, and is slowly learning just how powerful she is. In short, Jean Grey is the SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to her ''own'' SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute.
** The two eventually meet in ''Jean Grey'' and, ironically SpeakInUnison when remarking that they can't understand why people think they look alike (despite looking identical). Of course, Jean also has shorter hair by this time, so they don't look ''that'' identical.
* SwappedRoles: Kitty Pryde, who was 13 and a half when she joined the X-Men, studied under Jean and learned techniques for handling telepathic issues. Now she's an adult, teaching 16-year-old Jean from the past those same techniques.
* TookALevelInBadass: Goes from scared teenager to someone who goes toe to toe with Gladiator, grudgingly impresses Namor, stuns (an admittedly otherwise occupied) Galactus, and winds up [[spoiler:bullying the Phoenix into resurrecting her]].
* TookALevelInJerkass: Due to her TraumaCongaLine, she brainwashes Warren into submission ''twice''! And now in ''ComicBook/BattleOfTheAtom'' she manipulates Teen Scott by flattering him (after kissing Hank) to help her stay in the present, which might cause a BadFuture (events would prove that this was the right decision, if not made for the right reasons). She gets better afterwards.
* TookALevelInKindness: Once she gets a handle on her telepathy, she develops back into her usual NiceGirl self.
* TraumaCongaLine:
** Jean, a 16 year old girl, has her powers blooming early, with her attempts to deal with Power Incontinence adding to her troubles. She finds out she is going to die (repeatedly) and is, as far as she knows, still dead, while her teammates survive to the current day.
** And then she finds out that her future self (as in her future self if she stays in the present) is insane and evil, then saw her die, then find out that she might just have been a psychic projection all along and ''then'' she gets kidnapped by the Shi'ar Imperial Guard and put in front of a KangarooCourt.
* TroubledButCute: A rare female example. She gets better.
* UnresolvedSexualTension: Perpetually, with Scott. It is, of course, mutual. [[spoiler:In Issue 36 of ''X-Men: Blue'', it is finally resolved]].
* UnskilledButStrong: She's an extremely powerful telekinetic and telepath, but she has difficulty co-ordinating the two abilities in the heat of battle and so she got punked by the [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Wrecking Crew]] in Japan. She's also a hot-head and sometimes thinks with her fists, she got called on it by a Goblin Queen-incarnation of Madelyne Pryor: "Sweetie, that's why we have powers" (before blasting Jean after Jean tried to punch her). In her solo series, she goes to everyone (Namor, Odinson, and Psylocke, among others, though she also gets help from Doctor Strange - an attempted exorcism of the ghost of her adult self - and then, unwanted, her adult self who hangs around afterwards) for tutelage and advice, and learns how to use her powers much more effectively.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Teenage Scott and Jean are stuck in the "unresolved sexual tension" phase due to the way their adult counterparts ruined their marriage. At the end of ''X-Men: Blue'', they eventually resolve it.
* YouthfulFreckles: Sometimes depicted as having them, depending on the artist.

* DeadpanSnarker: Usually aimed at Bobby.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: In regards to Jean, who seemed to at first reciprocate his interest (once she realised it), but instead ended up drifting back towards Scott. He's fairly matter-of-fact about it, in the end, eventually remarking sympathetically to Bloodstorm - who had a similar interest in/was close to Scott - that he's been there and that nothing seems to keep Scott and Jean apart for long.
* GreenEyedMonster: ''Blue'' makes clear he feels like second (or possibly third or fourth) best in Jean's eyes to Scott.
* HornedHumanoid: [[spoiler:His BlackMagic-induced "Beast" or "Demon" form is distinguishable from the older Beast by its white fur and its demonic horns]].
* HumanResources: Steals the heart of a {{Wendigo}} for magical purposes.
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: The technology of the future is so far beyond him that he's willing to tamper with forces beyond his control just to feel special again. He at least realises this and vows to cut it out.
** And later on he starts dabbling with magic and repeats the same mistakes over again.
* InsufferableGenius: It's Beast. However, cracks start to appear in his facade in Volume 2, as he feels increasingly left behind and useless in the era of 21st century technology, especially with the level of tech that superheroes and villains alike have access to. ''Particularly'' after his failure to rescue Scott from Toad. He's smarter than the average person with it, but it's not good enough anymore.
* {{Jerkass}}: In #8 Hank approaches ComicBook/DoctorStrange to ask for his help sending the O5 back to their rightful time... while openly insulting him and disparaging magic to his face. Strange's reaction is less offence more, 'oh blessed Vishanti, here we go again'.
* MyGreatestFailure: His confidence is severely rocked when Scott is nearly killed by Toad, and he made several blunders that helped exacerbate the situation.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the ''Apocalypse Wars'' crossover with ''ComicBook/ExtraordinaryXMen'' and ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen'', [[spoiler:it's revealed that the reason En Sabah Nur became Apocalypse is because Hank got captured in the past by his father. En Sabah Nur, who UsedToBeASweetKid, selflessly attempted to rescue him rather than make good his own escape, and ended up being captured in the process. Evan tried to go back for him to save both En Sabah ''and'' the world from what he would become, but Hank forcibly returns them both to their own time, abandoning the boy to his fate]]. Of course, this could be a stable time loop, so he might not have had much choice.
** Tampering with magic leads to him literally opening a {{Hellgate}} that results in their RV being destroyed.
*** And by Issue #12 [[spoiler:siding with the Goblin Queen for forbidden knowledge ends up leaving him doing this ''again'']].
* ScienceVsMagic: Hank is very firmly rooted on the Science side of the conflict, and outright plays the Magic Is Cheating angle in a conversation with Dr. Strange. Later on, he tries to merge them... it doesn't go well.
** Though, by ''X-Men Blue'' #1 he has shown the ability to use magic and scan for magical signatures, so he's been making progress.
* TheSmartGuy: Fills this role on the team. Much like his older self, he's hard at work trying to unravel the mystery of why they're unable to return to their own time. [[spoiler:He later claims that he figured out why it happened: the universe essentially filled in the gap their presence made, replacing them. This turns out not to be the case, however]].

Much like Jean, Angel arrives in the future to find himself subjected to a bad fate, but rather than fearing returning to the past, Warren initially is the most eager to return to where they belong. His lingering questions of just ''what'' happened to his future self continue to plague him, and again like Jean, he's determined to do whatever he needs to to avoid that fate. Unfortunately, he seems to be just repeating the mistakes of the past, albeit in new and interesting ways.

* AwesomeButImpractical: His fiery wings look impressive, but aren't always helpful. Like, for example, when the X-Men are in snowy woods, and the fire is melting everything around them (never mind the problem of trees and fire). Or when he sets a bar they're in on fire.
* BattleCouple: With Laura in ''All-New X-Men'' volume 2. Ish. They work together to track down the Ghosts of Cyclops, but Warren ends up more concerned about Laura's well-being than getting the job done.
* DesignatedHero: In his relationship with Wolverine. The conflict is written in such a way that the reader is ''supposed'' to be taking Warren's side, because Laura's increasing recklessness doesn't take into account Warren's feelings and worries for her safety. Then in issue 6, when he ''finally'' cuts loose to deal with Blob, the reader is treated to an extended inner monologue of Warren ranting about how he understands Laura better than she thinks and about his own inner darkness he struggles to hold at bay. However it all falls flat because the only way the conflict even works to begin with is that Laura is written out of character, when normally she ''wouldn't'' be so reckless. X-23 fans are also quick to point out Warren's privileged upbringing, having grown up wealthy with a good family, while Laura was born in a lab and endured constant torture and physical and emotional abuse, to say nothing of the TraumaCongaLine to follow. To most readers it just makes Warren look like a whiny hypocrite, and his efforts to force Laura to change — ''especially'' by outright breaking up with her after having her skull crushed by Blob — border on downright abusive.
* DomesticAbuse: Turns out to have serious shades of this: he's constantly harping on Laura about her actions, trivializes the hell she's been through all her life, berates her in front of their friends and teammates over her actions, and his first act after she gets her head pounded into mush by the Blob is to ''break up with her''. ''In the middle of the fight.'' Afterwards he then ignores her entirely. And then it turns out that he's been going around behind Laura's back doing ''everything he was berating her for'' - though in the latter case, she calls him out hard for it, and he admits that the Black Vortex wings are driving him mad.
* DrunkOnTheDarkSide: All but stated to be the reason for his {{Jerkass}} behaviour following his Black Vortex empowerment.
* FutureMeScaresMe: He's probably the most disturbed by what happens to him in the future, mostly because people don't seem to really ''care'' as much as they do about what happens to Jean and Scott (though admittedly, even Archangel is small potatoes compared to the Dark Phoenix). When given the chance, he deliberately changes himself as much as he can from his future self. Ironically, though, it seems that he's just turning himself into him, going about it in a different way, which is not lost on anyone around him.
* {{Hypocrite}}:
** Warren is extremely disturbed by his future self, especially because no one seems to want to tell him what happened. When offered a chance to change his future [[spoiler:by embracing the Black Vortex, he leaps at the opportunity. Even though by doing so he more or less did ''exactly'' what eventually lead to his original future]].[[note]]Adult!Warren lost his wings, and in despair turned to Apocalypse when he offered to give them back. As a result he became Archangel, setting in motion the decades-long sequence of events that ultimately culminated in ''Dark Angel Saga'', and his being killed and resurrected into Nu!Warren.[[/note]]
** It gets ''worse'' in Volume 2, when in issue 6 he has a monologue rant that Laura thinks he doesn't understand what it is to have a dark side he can barely control, ''when he chose to take on the Vortex in the first place'', even ''after'' he saw what it did to Beast.
*** Laura finally calls him out on it in issue 12, when she discovers that Warren's PowerIncontinence since his upgrades means he ''has'' to unleash his powers or else they'll burn him up. It turns out he's been sneaking off behind her back doing ''the exact same things he was yelling at her in front of their friends for''. Warren does have the decency to fess up and acknowledge that accepting the Vortex was a mistake.
* LetsGetDangerous: He ''finally'' stops screwing around and cuts loose on Blob in issue 6. He ''completely tears him apart'' when he does, reminding everyone just ''how'' freakin' powerful he is since his cosmic upgrade.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In issues 1 and 2 of the second volume he's a tad...eager to "rescue" Laura when she's in danger of being injured. Even though her HealingFactor allows her to shrug it off. It ends up letting the Ghosts of Cyclops escape when he's more concerned about (unnecessarily) saving her than dealing with the situation at hand.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Claims this with Laura in issue 6, when he mentally rants about her recklessness and belief he doesn't understand what it is to have a dark side requiring great discipline to control. It falls flat considering their ''wildly'' different backgrounds (his was one of wealth and privilege, Laura's was one of abuse, torture, and loss), and the fact that Warren ''consciously chose'' the Vortex all because he was freaked out about the future, while Laura rejected its power.
* PentUpPowerPeril: In issue 12 of the second volume of ''All-New X-Men'', Warren reveals that his Vortex upgrades are actually ''burning him up'' from the inside (whether literally or figuratively wasn't made clear), and the only relief is for him to unleash them.
* SatelliteLoveInterest: Warren's role in volume 2 is pretty much relegated to worrying and/or griping about Laura constantly charging head-first into danger without thinking. He's also her taxi.
* StarCrossedLovers: With X-23. No matter how strong or not their relationship is, it ''will'' ultimately end because at some point he must return to his own time. [[spoiler:Their final breakup doesn't even occur on panel, [[ComicBook/Extermination2018 and when he]] ''[[ComicBook/Extermination2018 does]]'' [[ComicBook/Extermination2018 return home they don't even say goodbye]]]].
* TimeTravelRomance: He and ComicBook/{{X23}} are romantically involved.
* TookALevelInBadass: After being cosmically enhanced by ''ComicBook/TheBlackVortex'', Warren may be even more powerful than he was as ''Archangel''.
* TookALevelInJerkass: After the same cosmic enhancement, which is steadily twisting him.
* TookALevelInKindness: He seems to have developed some common sense/niceness following his and Laura's break-up.
* WingedHumanoid: Unlike his future self, his wings are organic. At least, until the Black Vortex happens. They get replaced with Mimic's feathery wings by Kid Cable in ''Extermination'', in preparation for the O5 being sent back.

[[folder:Other Team Members]]

''For tropes pertaining to Kitty in general, see her [[ComicBook/KittyPryde page]].''

''For tropes pertaining to X-23 in general, please see her [[ComicBook/{{X23}} page]].''

!!Evan Sabahnur/En Sabah Nur/Genesis

See Characters/XMenXavierInstitute

See Characters/GenerationHope

* BigEater: It takes a lot of food to power his teleporting.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: He's a bamf, so it goes with the territory.
* SmarterThanYouLook: When Jean says goodbye to him, talking about unfinished business, he promptly teleports onto her shoulder and then bamfs her over to [[spoiler:Scott, and they resolve their UST]].
* TeamPet: He's the O5's ride when they need to travel faster than they can drive in the van, and later becomes Jean's when she goes solo.
* {{Teleportation}}: Like all the bamfs, he possesses Nightcrawler's ability to teleport.

See Characters/UltimateXMen

!! Other characters

[[folder:Other Antagonists]]

!!Fred Dukes/Blob

See Characters/XMenBrotherhoodOfEvilMutants

!!Mortimer Toynbee/Toad

See Characters/XMenBrotherhoodOfEvilMutants

* TouchedByVorlons: He submitted the Black Vortex, then gave up the power after the crisis, but was left with the organic ice form he wouldn't have developed for years. It's implied that he simply didn't know how before, but picked it up once he knew how, as he did with the MesACrowd and Ice Thing tricks.

* ScienceVsMagic: Hank is very firmly rooted on the Science side of the conflict, and outright plays the Magic Is Cheating angle in a conversation with Dr. Strange. Later on he tries to merge them... it doesn't go well.

* GreenEyedMonster: ''Blue'' makes clear he feels like second (or possibly third or fourth) best in Jean's eyes to Scott.

* InsufferableGenius: It's Beast. However cracks start to appear in his facade in Volume 2, as he feels increasingly left behind and useless in the era of 21st century technology, especially with the level of tech that superheroes and villains alike have access to. ''Particularly'' after his failure to rescue Scott from Toad. He's smarter than the average person with it, but its not good enough anymore.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the ''Apocalypse Wars'' crossover with ''ComicBook/ExtraordinaryXMen'' and ''Comicbook/UncannyXMen'', [[spoiler:it's revealed that the reason En Sabah Nur became Apocalypse is because Hank got captured in the past by his father. En Sabah Nur, who UsedToBeASweetKid, selflessly attempted to rescue him rather than make good his own escape, and ended up being captured in the process. Evan tried to go back for him to save both En Sabah ''and'' the world from what he would become, but Hank forcibly returns them both to their own time, abandoning the boy to his fate]]. Of course, this could be a stable time loop, so he might not have had much choice.

[[folder:The Original Five]]

[[folder:The Future Brotherhood]]

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* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: Jean's telepathy manifests far earlier for her than it did originally because Beast removed her from the influence of Xavier, who had suppressed it until she was older. After that, Jean at first displays difficulty controlling her telepathy, leading to her hearing thoughts ranging from the uncomfortable (such as Teen Hank's feelings for her) to the outright horrifying (what the Purifiers did to Laura). She gets better as time goes on, and more used to people's minds, with Miles Morales explicitly remarking to Ganke (who's horrified at the prospect that she might be reading [[HormoneAddledTeenager his]] mind) when the O5 wind up in the Ultimate Universe that he thought that himself, but "she has apparently seen and heard it all."

* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: She reads the Purifiers' minds to learn just how messed up they are towards mutants and their hate crimes. She's also left quite disturbed when she reads part of [[ComicBook/{{X23}} Laura]]'s mind, and learns about the things that were done to her (Kitty did warn her not to read Laura, though).

* TheChick: When paired up with Laura in ''All-New X-Men'' volume 2. Both as teammates ''and'' in their relationship.

!!Snot
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!!Austin Deprez/Thirst
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!!Hannah/Juice
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!!Jeremy/Pillar
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!!Sebastian
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!!Tarpit
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See Characters/XMenBrotherhoodOfEvilMutants

* PowerIncontinence: In issue 12 of the second volume of ''All-New X-Men'', Warren reveals that his Vortex upgrades are actually ''burning him up'' from the inside (whether literally or figuratively wasn't made clear), and the only relief is for him to unleash them.

See Characters/XMenGenerationHope

First appeared in ''ComicBook/UltimateWolverine''.

* AllLoveIsUnrequited: He has a serious thing for Jean (unsurprisingly), but he gracefully backs off [[spoiler:(despite being a Poison)]] and violently stops a villain who was about to interrupt her moment with Scott.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: He can pop claws out just like the other members of his family.
* CanonImmigrant: He came over with several other mutants from the Ultimate Universe.
* ChromeChampion: He can coat his bones in organic metal.
* LastOfHisKind: He's one of the last of the Ultimate X-Men. And later, [[spoiler:of the Poisons, though he has that under control]].
* LivingMacGuffin: He carries Mothervine inside of him, a virus that ensures that people can be turned into mutants. [[spoiler:Elixir ends up purging it from his system by X-Men Blue #28]].
* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Inherited Wolverine's HealingFactor, claws, and the ability to coat himself in organic metal.
* SuperPoweredEvilSide: [[spoiler:His Poison, though he seems to have control of it]].
* TraumaInducedAmnesia: He has no memories when he first shows up. [[spoiler:Bonding with the Toxin restores all of them, leading to ''more'' trauma]].
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: His dishevelled appearance when he reappears in ''Blue'' makes him look astoundingly like Logan, only blonde. When he meets up with Magneto, the man is disturbed to find something else in Jimmy's face, unconsciously recognising Jimmy's resemblance to his mother, Magda.

* BigEater: The ''entire reason'' he gets into a fight with the team is because Laura and Warren interfered when he tried to force a fancy French restaurant to barbecue a rare animal he killed at the zoo for him to munch on.
* DeadpanSnarker: Gets quite a few jabs in at Wolverine and Warren.
* UnexplainedRecovery: In his last appearance he was depowered and dependant on MGH for his powers, and highly psychologically addicted to it as well. No mention of any of that is made here.
* TookALevelInBadAss: He's stopped being a pushover. Not only was he able to subject ''Wolverine'' to a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, but he's taking on the ''entire team at once''.
* WouldHitAGirl: Had no trouble pounding Wolverine's face into pulp. He was also perfectly willing to do the same to Idie, even ''after'' she points out that her powers are currently useless (she needs a source of fire to make ice, and vice/versa), and he's basically about to beat up a 100 pound girl.

* AlcoholHic: He's smashed when he comes after Teen Cyclops, and he liberally intersperses these in his speech.
* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: The entire reason he decides to go after Scott in the first place is because he's tanked and thinks he can save mutant kind from another disaster by taking him out.
* ApologeticAttacker: He's genuinely sorry for what he's doing, and apologizes to both Scott and Evan while dragging the former off to kill him.
* CarFu: Toad decides the best way to take out Scott is to sucker punch him. ''With a Buick.''
* LiquidCourage: If he wasn't completely hammered, Toad likely wouldn't dare attack Scott and the O5.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Toad actually thinks he's doing ''good'' by coming after Scott, and genuinely believes that killing him will protect mutants from another disaster after [[NoodleIncident whatever the hell it was his adult self did]]. Granted, he's also completely ''hammered'' at the time.

* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: Her Black Vortex empowerment allowed her to phase between dimensions, letting her touch the minds of her past, present and alternate selves. She only came back because of her love of Peter Quill.

* BadassTeacher: Very much so.
* MoralityChain: She's developed this role toward Jean, who suffers from PowerIncontinence and panic attacks. Kitty is ''entirely'' aware of how bad it would be for Jean to turn into a WellIntentionedExtremist.
* PillarsOfMoralCharacter: She's the only one who submitted to the Black Vortex for entirely selfless, incorruptible reasons.
* SwappedRoles: Kitty finds herself teaching and leading the O5 after they arrive in the present, just as the O5 did for ''her'' when she was younger. Even more directly: Jean Grey taught Kitty how to handle telepaths, and Kitty finds herself teaching the younger Jean those very same lessons.
* TeamMom: To the O5, Teen Jean in particular.

* BattleCouple: With Warren in ''All-New X-Men'' volume 2. Ish. They work together to track down the Ghosts of Cyclops, but Warren ends up more concerned about Laura's well-being than getting the job done.
* CompetitionFreak: ''All-New X-Men'' Volume 2 opens with Laura and Warren in a downhill skiing race in Vail. Laura uses her claws to cut off branches of passing trees to slow Warren, and complains he cheated when he turns to his wings to catch her when she falls off the mountain.
* ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike: Laura is ''very'' annoyed by Warren's insistence on white-knighting her, as she's fully capable of taking care of herself in the situations he's "rescuing" her from.
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: Laura abuses her HealingFactor to a ''ludicrous'' extent in the first few issues of volume 2.
* HeroicBSOD: She's in the midst of a ''major'' emotional collapse when the team finds her, not only from her experiences on Murderworld, but then being captured and tortured nearly to death over and over again by the Purifiers. Jean tries to read her mind against Kitty's objections, only to be [[AMindIsATerribleThingToRead utterly horrified]] when she learns what was done to her.
* IdiotBall: Laura herself acknowledges she was stupid for attacking Blob head-on without a real plan.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: A part of Laura's explanation for her increasing recklessness in volume 2 is in part this. She despairs of everyone seeing her as the EmotionlessGirl with NoSocialSkills, and continues to struggle being close to others. She thinks rushing into danger without consideration of the consequences would help dispel that.
* LeeroyJenkins: Volume 2 sees Laura ''constantly'' rushing into danger without consideration of the consequences. It eventually culminates into a CurbStompBattle by [[spoiler:Blob]].
* ManOnFire: One of the Ghosts of Cyclops lights her on fire in issue 2 of the second volume. Laura then proceeds to ''freak him the hell out'' when she {{No Sell}}s it.
* MundaneUtility: She can be seen chopping vegetables with a one of her claws while cooking dinner with Warren in Volume 2, Issue 1.
* NoSell: In volume 2, issue 2 she gets ''lit on fire'' by one of the Ghosts. She freaks the guy out by just standing there and taking it. Warren, however...
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: It's a sign of just how badly Murderworld and being tortured by the Purifiers have affected her that she ''seeks out'' Scott for [[SecurityCling a comforting hug]] even though she normally HatesBeingTouched. WordOfGod is that Laura's much more emotional-than-normal behavior throughout her appearances in this series is a direct result of that trauma.
* RetCon: Issue 12 retcons much of her development since X-Force, and instead states that she's been faking the entire time.
* SatelliteLoveInterest: While not ''quite'' to the same extent as Warren, much of Laura's plot in the second volume has revolved around their relationship.
* SecurityCling: Throws herself into O5 Scott's arms when he rescues her after Stryker reveals that Arcade released the Murderworld footage online. She's so beaten down by that experience, and ''especially'' learning the ''entire world'' has seen her in a trigger scent-fueled rage, that she's barely holding herself together.
* SelfHarm: Although Laura has stopped cutting herself, Warren suggests in issue 12 that her recklessness and willfully putting herself in the line of fire in volume 2 has just been this in another form.
* StepfordSmiler: While she may ''act'' like a BoisterousBruiser edging on BloodKnight in volume 2, she reveals to Warren in issue 12 that she in truth continues to struggle with being anything other than a LivingWeapon, and is afraid of always being the awkward, anti-social X-23. She's putting up the facade because Logan once told her she should "fake it until she makes it."
* TimeTravelRomance: She enters into a relationship with Warren in Issue 40 of the first volume.
* TraumaInducedAmnesia: When she first turns up in Florida and is approached by Kitty and the O5, she has no memory of who or what she is after the one-two punch of Murderworld and being tortured nearly to death — ''repeatedly'' — by the Purifiers. She recovers fairly quickly after she's brought to Cyclops's base, but it's ''not'' helped when she wakes up unexpectedly in a Weapon X installation surrounded by people who might ''smell'' familiar, but are significantly younger than what she remembers of the people they claim to be.
* TraumaticHaircut: She's bald when she first appears, likely due to either having her [[NauseaFuel face melted off by Hazmat]] on Murderworld, or [[NoodleIncident whatever it was the Purifiers did to her]]. However in a nice touch by the artists, her hair grows back out to its normal length over the course of her attempt to escape from Cyclops's Weapon X base and subsequent conversation with O5 Scott. Overlaps subtly with ExpositoryHairstyleChange; Laura is suffering severe TraumaInducedAmnesia while bald, and her hair growing back out coincides with her memories returning and shaking off her confusion over meeting the time-displaced O5.
* UnwantedAssistance: Warren gets into a habit of trying to swoop in and rescue her after they begin dating. Laura finds this irritating, believing she can take care of herself (even though one of those occasions was when she ''fell off a mountain''). Usually it's ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike. Where it becomes ''this'' trope is when she and Warren track down and confront the Ghosts of Cyclops during the first arc. Laura has the situation well in hand (even though she's, you know, [[ManOnFire on fire]]), but Warren tries to rescue her anyway, allowing them to escape.
* WalkingSwimsuitScene: Gets a brief one in issue 9 of the second volume. Laura spends all of her panel time in a high-cut green and black one-piece while the X-teens celebrate Evan's birthday.
* WhenSheSmiles: In issue 30 Angel convinces her to go on a date with him, and while talking afterwards, Warren specifically remarks that he likes it when she smiles, and that she should do it more often. Notably, in the same conversation he compares her looks favorably to ''Jean Grey''.
* TheWoobie: Laura was already a major woobie to begin with, but the series takes it UpToEleven in the aftermath of ''ComicBook/AvengersArena''.
* TheWorfEffect: She gets hit with this ''hard'' in issue 4, and is subjected to a brutal beating by ''Blob'', of all people while running with the IdiotBall for all she's worth.

* TheMatchmaker: When Bobby stumbles over asking a guy out in Paris, Evan steps in and helps get the guy's number for him.
* NiceGuy: He's a genuinely friendly guy, and his smile is usually genuine... but it isn't always, as discussed below.
* StepfordSmiler: Evan muses that he's the guy who always smiles, even if he doesn't really feel it. He does so because when he frowns or gets angry, all anyone can see is Apocalypse.

* FireIceDuo: She showed Iceman that she can control both ice and fire. He tends to be a bit jealous of her abilities.
* RageAgainstTheHeavens: Spends much of the fight against the Blob yelling at God. While also trying to protect Notre Dame from being accidentally destroyed during the fight.

* FanNickname: Tyke or Tykeclops.

* FanNickname: Teen Jean, or simply Jeen.

* FusionDance: Of a sort when they finally went back to the past and had their memories erased. While in the present they led different lives thus becoming different people from their future selves. When they returned they had their memories erased but then, their present day counterparts gained those memories essentially becoming an amalgam of of two of the same person. This really has only been explored with Cyclops who has a much more well adjusted personality due to his younger self having friends in the ComicBook/Champions and Jean who has inherited her younger selfs CharacterDevelopment and application of her abilities.

* FusionDance: Of a sort when they finally went back to the past and had their memories erased. While in the present they led different lives thus becoming different people from their future selves. When they returned they had their memories erased but then, their present day counterparts gained those memories essentially becoming an amalgam of of two of the same person. This really has only been explored with Cyclops.

'''ComicBook/IllyanaRasputin''': That is the scariest thing I've ever heard. And I grew up in hell, [[ExactWords literally]].

* GuileHero: Proves to be an effective one [[ComicBook/Cyclops2014 when he goes solo]]; though given the situations he ends up in, he'd need to be one.

* NotSoDifferent: Although he deplores the arrogance of his older self, in truth, he shares the exact same FatalFlaw of {{Pride}}, which leads him into committing some pretty major mistakes of his own. [[spoiler:In an event of incredible {{irony}}, just like how older Beast was transformed into his FrazettaMan form through arrogant experimentation on his own mutant genes, Hank winds up transformed into a FrazettaMan form of his own -- one with white fur and horns -- as a result of arrogantly believing he can successfully control the BlackMagic he is being taught by the Goblin Queen]]. As a rule, though, he's much more self-aware about it, even if he can't always resist giving into it.

* NotSoDifferent: Claims this with Laura in issue 6, when he mentally rants about her recklessness and belief he doesn't understand what it is to have a dark side requiring great discipline to control. It falls flat considering their ''wildly'' different backgrounds (his was one of wealth and privilege, Laura's was one of abuse, torture, and loss), and the fact that Warren ''consciously chose'' the Vortex all because he was freaked out about the future, while Laura rejected its power.

* {{Wangst}}: In ''All-New X-Men'' vol 2 issue 6, Warren has an extended inner monologue ranting about Laura's recklessness, and that he understands what it is to have a dark side that requires constant struggle to control better than she thinks because of the Vortex. However while Laura's childhood was one of constant ''literal'' torture and physical and emotional abuse, losing her only family, ''and'' an unknown amount of time spent as a homeless prostitute prior to her finally finding the X-Men, Warren had a privileged upbringing with a wealthy, loving family. Not only that, but he ''chose'' to take the Vortex in what was ''itself'' a reckless bid to avoid his future, making what's ''supposed'' to be a NotSoDifferent diatribe come across as this. However, he does have the decency to admit that he screwed up when Laura calls him on this in issue 12.

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* GuileHero: Proves to be an effective one [[ComicBook/{{Cyclops 2014}} when he goes solo]]; though given the situations he ends up in, he'd need to be one.

!!Xorn / [[spoiler:Jean Grey]]

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Is actually being controlled by Xavier, and is not acting willingly.]]

* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Xavier's control over him is broken.]]

* {{Retcon}}: In ''Battle Of The Atom'', it was said that [[spoiler:Xorn had ensnared his mind. This was later changed to Xavier.]]

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Is actually being controlled by Xavier, and is not acting willingly.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Xavier's control over him is broken.]]