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Erik's loving Polish wife of about 10 years, and mother of Nina Gurzky.

* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth

* HappilyMarried: To Henryk ([[spoiler:actually Erik]]), being his rock from the time they first met. [[spoiler:After her husband exposes himself as Magneto, she even tries unsuccessfully to convince Erik to stay at their home to prove his innocence, and to the Polish policemen to believe him despite his past terrorism.]]

* GoodParents: She is shown to be a watchfully caring mother over Nina when Erik is away at the metalworks.

* GoodParents: She is shown to be a watchfully caring mother over Nina during the latter's job at the metalworks.
* HappilyMarried: To Henryk ([[spoiler: actually Erik]]), being his rock from the time they first met. [[spoiler:After her husband exposes himself as Magneto, she even tries unsuccessfully to convince Erik to stay at their home to prove his innocence, and to the Polish policemen to believe him despite his past terrorism.]]

Erik's loving Polish wife of about 10 years, and mother of Nina.

* GoodParents: Along with Erik. She is shown to be a watchfully caring mother over Nina during the latter' job at the metalworks.
* HappilyMarried: To Erik, being his rock from the time they first met. [[spoiler:She even tries unsuccessfully to convince Erik to stay at their home to prove his innocence, and to the Polish policemen not to take away her husband despite his past terrorism.]]
* SecretKeeper: Magda is privately but fully aware of who her husband Henryk ([[spoiler:a disguised Erik/ Magneto]]) is, and of the past atrocities he committed.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Lampshaded by Bartczak and X-Men fans to be this for Charles Xavier. As elaborated in the [[Film/XMenApocalypse film's Foil subtrope,]] they both become Magneto's [[LoveRedeems emotional redeemers]] (albeit at different times); have started lives and families with him (Nina and the X-Men, respectively); and have [[spoiler:experienced the fallout from Erik's past in heartbreaking fashions, either by death or gradual separation.]]

* HappilyMarried: To Erik, being his rock from the time they first met.[[spoiler:She even tries unsuccessfully to convince Erik to stay at their home to prove his innocence, and to the Polish policemen not to take away her husband despite his past terrorism.]]

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Lampshaded by Bartczak and X-Men fans to be this for Charles Xavier.

-> '''Film Appearnaces''': ''Film/{{XMenApocalypse}}''

* VillainousBreakdown: He has a mild one when Magneto commandeers his Sentinels. When President Nixon (rightly) asks him what the hell is going on when they open fire on the crowd, Trask irritably replies "I'll fix it!"

* MurderTheHypotenuse: Attempted after some ill-advised romantic advice from Deadpool, he kidnaps his rival in love with plans to kill him.

* BarrierMaiden: [[spoiler:A male example. His murder would mean the world's end.]]

** ''Film/XMenApocalypse'' reveals that [[spoiler: while not remembering mutants, she experiences a déjà vu when she gets to step in Xavier Institute again, suggesting that her memories are merely suppressed in her mind. Charles ultimately restores them at the end, though, so anymore faint recollection is avoided.]]

* ImpliedLoveInterest: For Charles. They did kiss in ''First Class'', but [[DidNotGetTheGirl didn't end up together]]. [[spoiler: May ultimately be subverted as of ''Film/XMenApocalypse'', due to Charles' decision to restore her memories.]]

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Charles [[spoiler:uses a kiss goodbye to wipe out her memories of the last few weeks, including where he and the newly formed X-Men are.]] He [[spoiler: decides to reverse this at the end of ''Film/XMenApocalypse''.]]

* UnfazedEveryman: Definitely gets this title in ''Film/XMenApocalypse'' as she faces off against Apocalypse without any slightest indication of fear. Even when she already watches how he can turn the whole world upside down with just a flick of a finger...

!!The Man in Black

* ButtMonkey: Mocked by his colleagues, lightly manipulated by the mutants and eventually [[spoiler:murdered by Azazel.]]
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: He is introduced as being a potential "M" for Xavier's Bond, providing a facility, sponsoring the recruitment of the X-Men, protecting them from the rest of the CIA, and above all he comes across as sympathetic to the mutants. Then, not halfway through the film, [[spoiler: the base is attacked and Azazel drops the guy to his death from high in the sky, and that's the end of Mr. Platt's involvement in the film]].
* ForgottenFallenFriend: Nobody comments on [[spoiler:his death or mourns him despite his benign nature and generous actions.]]
* NoNameGiven: The government agent sent to liase with Xavier's team is only ever known as the Man in Black and is never given a name, not even in the credits.

* GoneHorriblyRight: [[spoiler:Wanted to make the Sentinels to create peace, and got it, in the form of the apocalypse. The peace of the grave]].

* KnightTemplar: He's so determined to bring about world peace that he's willing to perform horrific experiments on mutants to advance scientific knowledge. [[spoiler: And when his own country's president refuses to accept his Sentinel program, he tries to sell it to the Communists in hopes that they will be more understanding.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: He may have been jailed for selling military secrets to his country's rivals, but the Josef Mengele-style experiments he committed on innocent mutants, the sort of thing one expects to be worthy of the death penalty, are either conveniently forgotten or completely ignored.]]

* AdaptationalWimp: In the sense she's a BadassNormal in the movie while in the comics she's an accomplished mutant with shapeshifting powers nicknamed "Copycat".
* BadassNormal: Vanessa has absolutely no powers but can still do some very impressive things, [[spoiler: like successfully deterring a hulking mercenary twice her size with a GroinAttack, escaping the pod Ajax puts her into by and impaling Ajax with Wade's sword]].

* DamselOutOfDistress: Despite being kidnapped and used for bait for Wade, during the final battle [[spoiler: she escapes confinement and runs Ajax through with one of Wade's swords]].

* ActionMom: She already has two kids by the time the X-Men contacts her again in 1983. Charles' spirit sort of wavers at this one, but he regains it back when she says that she has divorced her husband.

** ''Film/XMenApocalypse'' reveals that [[spoiler: while not remembering mutants, she experiences a déjà vu when she gets to step in Xavier Institute again, suggesting that her memories are there deep down in her mind. Charles ultimately restores her memories at the end, though, so anymore faint recollection is avoided.]]

* FamilyVersusCareer: ''Film/XMenApocalypse'' reveals that she ultimately chooses career, albeit after having kids also.

* MarriedToTheJob: Her reason for divorcing her husband in ''Film/XMenApocalypse'': she can't maintain a stable family life while juggling a profession as a CIA agent.

* SeekerArchetype: She fearlessly heads into the Hellfire Club and suits up with the rest of Division X to fight Shaw.
** And in ''Film/XMenApocalypse'', she investigates the tomb of Apocalypse with nothing more than a gun and a knife. When the latter awakens, she manages to get away (while his followers are buried). Then there's the fact that she's the sole human in the fight against Apocalypse and does ''not'' flinch even when she sees him smacking around the mutants like toys...

* TearsOfJoy: [[spoiler: When Charles restores the memories of their relationship, she breaks down.]]

* BadassNormal: Vanessa has absolutely no powers but can still do some very impressive things, [[spoiler:like escaping the pod Ajax puts her into and impaling Ajax with Wade's sword]].

* HookerWithAHeartOfGold: Despite her day job, she's one of the nicest people in the movie.

* DeadpanSnarker: Can match Wade bit by bit in this regard.

* DeadpanSnarker: It's hard to be a friend of Pool's without being one.

* MeaningfulName: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], while Weasel is a coward, he doesn't release any information on his clientele, even when Ajax and Angel Dust try to shake him down for it.

* PluckyComicRelief: As referenced by the opening credits.

* VitriolicBestBuds: Much like with Weasel. Wade wouldn't have it any other way.

* CorruptTheCutie: In his first appearance, he's an {{Adorkable}} taxi driver. And then he takes Deadpool's romantic advice for getting back his girl from her much better looking lover (who is, incidentally, his cousin).
* MurderTheHypotenuse: Attempted after some ill-advised romantic advice from Deadpool.

[[folder:Agent William Stryker Sr.]]
!!Agent William Stryker Sr.

* BirdsOfAFeather: Vanessa and Wade instantly get along due to sharing a dark sense of humor, a sharp wit, a talkative nature, problems against authority, etc. At one point even Ajax remarks that she and Wade have a lot in common.

* GoodBadGirl: Hangs around a bar noted to be for mercenaries, is very kinky and works in a strip joint, but she's still one of the nicest people in the movie.

* MoralityChain: She's what drives Wade to not be a completely insane killer.

* CowardlySidekick: He provides Deadpool with everything he needs ''except'' help in a fight, as he's a bit of a coward.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Despite acting snarkily callous and assholeish towards everything (and his BrutalHonesty), Weasel actually acts very decently with Wade once he learns of his predicament, helping him with everything he needs and even flat-out refusing to sell him out ''as he's being strangled by the superhumanly powerful Angel Dust''. And afterwards? The first thing he does is to call Wade to warn him. Also, upon learning that Wade has cancer, the first thing Weasel does is try to serve Wade herbal remedies instead of alcohol.

* MeaningfulName: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], while Weasel is a coward, he doesn't release any information on his clientele, even when Ajax and Angel Dust try to shake him down for it..

* PluckyComicRelief: As referenced by the opening credits, he's this for Pool.

* BlindMistake: Her attempts at assembling IKEA furniture doesn't go over too well.

* DeadpanSnarker: When you are living with Deadpool, it is better to be one. Thankfully, Blind Al is quite the snarky character.

* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: During the LockAndLoadMontage, she notes (unprompted) that Wade's gathered all the guns in the house. Wade sees through it and gets her to fork over her hidden pistol. [[spoiler:Which ends up being the only gun he didn't forget in Dopinder's taxi.]]

* RunningGag: Deadpool doesn't wear a wallet while suited up, so Dopinder is forced to make do with a high five as his fare. He seems okay with it.

* FunnyForeigner: A mild example. It's mentioned the woman whom he was arranged to be married to has fallen in love with his cousin.

* DisabilitySuperpower: One of the side effects of Blind Al's blindness is that she has better hearing than average and can hear what is going on in the entire building. Unfortunately for her, that also means that [[{{Squick}} she can hear Deadpool masturbate]].

* ActionGirl: When she sees that the Hellfire Club is clearly up to no good in her intro scene in ''Film/XMenFirstClass'', she goes undercover and is always brave when facing danger.

* {{Badass}}: She fearlessly heads into the Hellfire Club and suits up with the rest of Division X to fight Shaw.
** And in ''Film/XMenApocalypse'', she investigates the tomb of Apocalypse with nothing more than a gun and a knife. When the latter awakens, she manages to get away (while his followers are buried). Then there's the fact that she's the sole human in the fight against Apocalypse and does ''not'' flinch even when she sees him smacking around the mutants like toys...

[[folder:Colonel Robert "Bob" Hendry]]

* DepravedDwarf: Averted. Despite being a primary villain and a little person, his characterisation is that of a WellIntentionedExtremist MadScientist, and though he has a distinct LackOfEmpathy there is none of the sexual predation or deliberate sadism that the trope usually entails. Very unusually for such a casting, Dinklage's dwarfism has absolutely no discernible relevance to either the plot or to Trask's character, mainly because it was purely a case of AbilityOverAppearance after the script had been written.

%%* KnightTemplar