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* AdaptationalBadass: Technically, as her comic version Anya never showed any mutant power (whether she was a mutant or not is unknown as well).
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* AdaptationalBadass: Technically, as her comic version Anya never showed any mutant power (whether she power, and was a mutant or not is unknown as well).revealed in the Krakoa era comics to have been human.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Zig-zagged. In the comics, although Cable has Omega-level telekinesis and telepathy from his relation to Jean Grey, he is forced to invest most of those impressive powers on keeping at bay 24/7 the techno-organic virus that infects his body. For this reason, he trusts instead on weapons and tech to do the work, although he can sometimes use minor portions of his powers for small combat tasks, like telekinetically summoning his gun to his hand. In the film, Cable does demonstrate this same skill, along with a defensive forcefield, but those feats are never stated to be telekinesis and might perfectly be technology-based just like the rest of his future weapons. His cybernetics are also never stated to be due to the techno-organic virus and may just be regular future prosthetics.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Zig-zagged. In the comics, although Cable has Omega-level telekinesis and telepathy from his relation to Jean Grey, he is forced to invest most of those impressive powers on keeping at bay 24/7 the techno-organic virus that infects his body. For this reason, he trusts instead on weapons and tech to do the work, although he can sometimes use minor portions of his powers for small combat tasks, like telekinetically summoning his gun to his hand. In the film, Cable does demonstrate this same skill, along with a defensive forcefield, but those feats are never stated to be telekinesis and might perfectly be technology-based just like the rest of his future weapons.weapons - though the glow and lack thereof imply that the shield was tech-based and the gun summoning was telekinesis. His cybernetics are also never stated to be due to the techno-organic virus and may just be regular future prosthetics.
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* GoodIsNotNice: He's a dickish piece of work for Deadpool but he has a legitimate reason why he has to kill Russell. [[spoiler: Russell in Cable's future timeline grew up to be a genocidal maniac and murdered Cable's daughter and wife in cold blood. Cable decides to ally with Deadpool and makes a deal with him that if Deadpool fails to stop Russell from killing everyone at his orphanage and walk the genocidal path, Cable will put him out of his misery. Even when they are getting along, he doesn't hesitate to tell Deadpool about his future self in a friendly insult banter.]]
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* GoodIsNotNice: He's a dickish piece of work for Deadpool but he has a legitimate reason why he has to kill Russell. [[spoiler: Russell in Cable's future timeline grew up to be a genocidal serial killing maniac and murdered Cable's daughter and wife in cold blood.blood just because Cable almost got him. Cable decides to ally with Deadpool and makes a deal with him that if Deadpool fails to stop Russell from killing everyone at his orphanage and walk the genocidal path, Cable will put him out of his misery. Even when they are getting along, he doesn't hesitate to tell Deadpool about his future self in a friendly insult banter.]]
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** Ultimately, though, he joins up with the heroes and has quite a few comedic moments of his own, downplaying this trope while the [[HateSink Orphanage Headmaster]] becomes the film's designated Knight of Cerberus.
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** Ultimately, though, he joins up with the heroes and has quite a few comedic moments of his own, downplaying this trope while the [[HateSink Orphanage Headmaster]] becomes the film's designated Knight of Cerberus.Cerebus.
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* MindOverMatter: He possesses some limited telekinetic powers, displayed when he shields himself and levitates his gun back to himself. Though it's possible this is just future technology he's using, it's not made clear which is the case.
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* MindOverMatter: He possesses some limited telekinetic powers, displayed when he shields himself and levitates his gun back to himself. Though it's possible this is just While the former looks more like the future technology he's using, it's not made clear which is tech he uses (with the case.signature orange glow), the latter notably shows no sign of any glow.
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* BigBadSlippage: Russell is a misguided, scared teenager but one with an immense power capability. His abuse at the orphanage is set to lead to him killing his tormenter and gaining an unshakable bloodlust, becoming a monster bound to devastate the world.
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* BigBadSlippage: Russell is a misguided, scared teenager but one with an immense power capability.vast potential raw power. His abuse at the orphanage is set to lead to him killing his tormenter and gaining an unshakable bloodlust, becoming a monster bound to devastate the world.
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* DestroyTheAbusiveHome: Russell sets the Essex orphanage on fire.
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* DestroyTheAbusiveHome: Russell sets the Essex orphanage on fire. This would be less of a problem if a) there weren't lots of other kids inside at the time, b) his first kill wasn't going to give him an unstoppable bloodlust.
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* DrivenToVillainy: The tortures he was subjected to at the Essex orphanage and the orphanage director's FantasticRacism have made him dangerously close to enjoy killing and destroying with his powers. Indeed, in the future, he kills Cable's wife and [[{{WouldHurtAChild}} daughter]] with his powers, which prompts the cyborg to travel in time to kill him.
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* DrivenToVillainy: The tortures he was subjected to at the Essex orphanage and the orphanage director's FantasticRacism have made him dangerously close to enjoy killing and destroying with his powers. Indeed, in the future, he kills Cable's wife and [[{{WouldHurtAChild}} daughter]] with his powers, powers simply to hurt the other man, which prompts the cyborg to travel in time to kill him.
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* DragonInChief: The Juggernaut is the most dangerous prisoner in the Ice Box, an unstoppable behemoth who's able to rip a man in half without trying and beat Colossus to a pulp. Yet he goes along with the revenge plans of the fifteen-year-old kid who helped free him from prison.
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* DragonInChief: The Juggernaut is the most dangerous prisoner in the Ice Box, an unstoppable behemoth who's able to rip a man in half without trying and beat Colossus to a pulp. Yet he goes along with the revenge plans of the fifteen-year-old kid who helped free him from prison. This may be BecauseYouWereNiceToMe, but also possibly because [[ItAmusedMe he thought "why not?"]]
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Implies Xavier to be his brother rather than stepbrother. Notably, ''The Last Stand'' makes no mention of the two being related.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Implies Xavier to be his brother rather than stepbrother. Notably, ''The Last Stand'' makes no mention of the two being related. On the other hand, that could just be a simplification by the Juggernaut.
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* IronicNickname: Wade keeps thinking he is African-American [[LiteralMinded just because of his name]].
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* IronicNickname: Wade takes note of the name, and keeps thinking he is African-American [[LiteralMinded just because of his name]].riffing on it ever after, to annoy first Black Tom, then Cable.
