History Characters / XMenArakko

[[folder:Koarak]]
!!Koarak

!!!'''First Appearance:''' ''X-Men: Red'' Vol 2 #15(November, 2023)

* DarkIsEvil: He's based on the Egyptian god Anubis, his body is black and is the Horseman of Death.

* NoOneGetsLeftBehind: One of the topics of discussion for the new Great Ring after X of Swords is rescuing her from Otherworld.

* SealedEvilInACan: Mad Jim Jaspers traps her in a jar for accidentally breaking an invaluable object at the Crooked Market.

An Arakkii mutant who challenged Storm for her seat at the Great Ring of Arakko.

* TheDreaded: The former queen of Arakko, Genesis, stormed a Great Ring meeting speaking of how soft the Arakki have gotten, preaching that accepting help is weakness and that Arakko has gotten soft. With some help from Annihilation she sways half of the Great Ring to her side. Lactuca, being somewhat ambivalent to the discourse going on, obliges to Lodus’s request to help Storm’s side retreat. This is a challenge to Genesis’s authority, which Ora Serrata even calls out and Lactuca accepts. While Genesis stares her down, it's ''Annihilation'' that reasserts Storm's group is at fault, as it absolutely does NOT want Genesis to challenge Lactuca.

* TheAce: According to Apocalypse, they were the best Horsemen he ever had, while their successors were poor underwhelming replacements (with the possible exception of Archangel, who was always a favourite of Apocalypse's). They are also all omega-level mutants, whereas their father is an alpha-level one. And if what War claims during the Genesis War is true, they are all Omega Level Mutants.

* LargeHam: As Frenzy puts it “He talks a lot, doesn’t he?”

* BloodIron: A very literal variant. Jon's mutant powers give him molten metal for blood, which he can then shape into weapons.
* CanonImmigrant: Was introduced in the BadFuture event. ComicBook/SinsOfSinister as a member of Storm’s Brotherhood. His present-day, Earth-616 version was only introduced after the event ended.

Idyll's Replacement as the Seat of Stalemate. Sides with Genesis during the Genesis War.

Former holder of the Seat of Nobody, Fisher Kings late wife, Khora & Zsen’s mother and Syza’s sister.

* YesMan: The only one who didn’t need a push from the Annihilation helm to be swayed to Genesis’s side.

* BoredWithVictory: As a child, Isca was actually the ''runt'' of her and her sister's friends, always coming in dead last at everything, so when her powers first kicked in she was happy. Until she got bored of ''always'' winning.

* MotherOfAThousandYoung: The endless ocean that makes up his blood includes a vast ecosystem of sea creatures which he regards as his children. Some of them are quite monstrous resembling sea creatures of myth.

The Master of Magnetism, who came to Arakko after feeling he'd failed in Krakoa, seeking a place to dwell in peace. That wasn't to be, though, and he took the Seat of Loss after killing Tarn the Uncaring in combat. Heroicially died to defeat Uranos.

* InsufferableGenius: She is a colossal bitch, but then again she's never lost a one-on-one battle in her life. The only battle she ever lost was when her army made first contact with Amenth.

* {{Jerkass}}: Genesis is a massive bully who sees most (if not all) people as beneath her and she always lets people know it.

* HeelFaceTurn: After ''X of Swords'' he assists Excalibur on a few occasions by passing them vital information while in Sevalith, vowing that his loyalty is to mutantkind.

* TokenGoodTeammate:[[spoiler:He is loyal to his mother, but at the same time he also has very firm principles and does not agree with his siblings more treacherous approaches. Pestilence learns this the hard way in X-men Red #16.]]

* ShoutOut: His name and appearance is one to a creature in Lovecraft worls

* TheAce: According to Apocalypse, they were the best Horsemen he ever had, while their successors were poor underwhelming replacements (with the possible exception of Archangel, who was always a favourite of Apocalypse's). They are also all omega-level mutants, whereas their father is an alpha-level one.

The first of Apocalypse and Genesis's children, Famine has spent millennia in Arakko and Amenth. He wasn't selected as one of the Swordbearers of Arakko in ''X of Swords'', and remained in Amenth when Arakko returned to Earth so, compared to his siblings, relatively little of him has been seen. He's been seen fighting with a weapon reminiscent of the biblical famine's balance scales - a staff with two razor-sharp discs connected by chains - but his true power is a deadly gaze that can reduce somebody to less than bone.

* FireWaterJuxtoposition: Has water powers in contrast to his sister's fire.

* EveryoneHasStandards:[[spoiler:Interfering in an official challenge is highly insulting by Okkaran and Arakko custom. Pestilence decides to fire a poisoned arrow at Storm after Death challenged her to a battle. Nova intercepted it and Storm was about to touch him, which would poison her as well. Death stopped her and killed Pestilence with his DeadlyGaze as punishment for her ignoble behaviour.]]

* TheFettered: [[spoiler:He takes the custom and traditions of Arakko and Okkara ''very'' seriously. HIs sister, Pestilence, decides to interfere with an official challenge to Storm and Death kills her for it.]]

* MakingASplash: He commands water and he first shows it by draining the Fisher King's wife of so much of it that is reduced to dust. [[spoiler:He also drowns the entirety of Port Prometheus.]]

* EveryoneHasStandards:[[spoiler:Interfering in an official challenge is highly insulting by Ookkaran and Arakko custom. Pestilence decides to fire a poisoned arrow at Storm after Death challenged her to a battle. Nova intercepted it and Storm was about to touch him, which would poison her as well. Death stopped her and killed Pestilence with his DeadlyGaze as punishment for her ignoble behaviour.]]

* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler:Storm drops both Famine and War in seconds in X-men Red #16 to illustrate the difference between a strong, but relatively unimaginate omega and a strong and versatile one.]]

* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler:Storm drops both Famine and War in seconds in X-men Red #16 to illustrate the difference between a strong, but relatively unimaginate omega and a strong and versatile one.]]

* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler:Storm drops both Famine and War in seconds in X-men Red #16 to illustrate the difference between a strong, but relatively unimaginate omega and a strong and versatile one.]]

* TheAce: According to Apocalypse, they were the best Horsemen he ever had, while their successors were poor underwhelming replacements (with the possible exception of Archangel, who was always a favourite of Apocalypse's).
* AntagonisticOffspring: By the time they reunite with their father Apocalypse, they are not pleased with him. This changes by the end of ''X of Swords''. They are also all omega-level mutants, whereas their father is an alpha-level one.

* AntagonisticOffspring: By the time they reunite with their father Apocalypse, they are not pleased with him. This changes by the end of ''X of Swords''.

* DeadlyGaze: Similar to his brother he can kill somebody with just a gaze. The difference is that he doesn't need to remove his helmet to do so. [[spoiler:A flashback shows him reducing the Fisher King's wife Zsora to bones, and then dust, just by looking at her.]] He's seen grasping a ball of energy that floats from his victim's remains, but its nature is unclear.

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[[folder:Orrdon the Living Star]]
!!Orrdon
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!!!'''Nationality:''' Arakkii

!!!'''First Appearance:''' ''ComicBook/XMenRed2022'' #14 (August, 2023)
Described as the "Omega rocket", Orrdon is a flying mutant who serves Genesis as the new holder of the Seat of Loss.

* AchillesHeel: Orrdon is supposedly "fully invulnerable" while flying at high speed. However, he also boasts a lot in battle, which lets Isca prove that his invulnerability doesn't fully protect his open mouth.
* FlyingBrick: Orrdon continually accelerates as he flies, and claims he's "fully invulnerable" while "blasting" in this way. His preferred tactic seems to be ramming foes at immense speed, acting as a human bullet. Nova's commentary suggests it's horribly effective. Orrdon's powers, and the way he talks about them, position him as a more powerful, bloodthirsty counterpart to the X-Men's own flying rocket, Cannonball.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: He's seemingly killed, just one page after his introduction, when he flies over Isca's mountain territory. Despite his speed and invulnerability, his open mouth is a [[AchillesHeel weak spot]], and a perfectly placed arrow goes through his palate and skewers his brain.

!!!Former members of the Great Ring

[[folder:Magneto]]
!! Max Eisenhardt / Erik Lensherr / Magnus
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!!!'''Nationality:''' German, Genoshan, Krakoan, Arakkii
!!!'''Species:''' Human Mutant
!!!'''First Appearance:''' ''X-Men'' #1 (July, 1963)
The Master of Magnetism, who came to Arakko after feeling he'd failed in Krakoa, seeking a place to dwell in peace. That wasn't to be, though, and he took the Seat of Loss after killing Tarn the Uncaring in combat. Heroicially died to defeat Uranos.
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The Master of Magnetism, who came to Arakko after feeling he'd failed in Krakoa, seeking a place to dwell in peace. That wasn't to be, though, and he took the seat of Loss after killing Tarn the Uncaring in combat. Heroicially died to defeat Uranos.