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63!Destiny uses the word "darkness". Considering this was published before the upcoming "Fall of X", might refer to it, so I listed the "Foreshadowing" trope.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In issue #3, alternate Destiny warns Bishop (the main, Earth-616 version) that something is coming to threaten the Krakoa of his home universe.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In issue #3, alternate Destiny warns Bishop (the main, Earth-616 version) that something [[VaguenessIsComing a "darkness" is coming coming]] to threaten the Krakoa of his home universe.
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* AlternateUniverse: In Earth-63, the mutant population appears to be all Black. When Bishop asks that universe's Quiet Council about their version of Tempo (Heather Tucker), they say she is only human, and not a mutant.
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Characterization Tags with exclamation marks are no longer allowed in examples - rephrasing a little to keep the meaning without relying on them
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In issue #3, alternate Destiny warns 616!Bishop that something is coming to threaten the Krakoa of his home universe.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In issue #3, alternate Destiny warns 616!Bishop Bishop (the main, Earth-616 version) that something is coming to threaten the Krakoa of his home universe.
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* WhatIf: Discussed. 616!Bishop discusses with Earth-63!Bishop about the latter's version of Earth (a world where mutants do not seem to suffer discrimination), then ponders what he could become if he lived in a such a world. Earth-63!Bishop answers: like him.
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* WhatIf: Discussed. 616!Bishop Bishop discusses with Earth-63!Bishop about the latter's version of Earth (a Earth-63, a world where mutants do not seem to suffer discrimination), then discrimination, with his alternate self from that Earth. When he ponders what he could become if he lived in a such a world. Earth-63!Bishop world, the Earth-63 Bishop answers: like him.
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* WhatIf: Discussed. 616!Bishop discusses with Earth-63!Bishop about the latter's version of Earth (a world where mutants do not seem to suffer discrimination), then ponders what he could becomes if he lived in a such a world. Earth-63!Bishop answers: like him.
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* WhatIf: Discussed. 616!Bishop discusses with Earth-63!Bishop about the latter's version of Earth (a world where mutants do not seem to suffer discrimination), then ponders what he could becomes become if he lived in a such a world. Earth-63!Bishop answers: like him.
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* WhatIf: Discussed. 616!Bishop discusses with Earth-63!Bishop about the latter's version of Earth (a world where mutants do not seem to suffer discrimination), then ponders what he could becomes if he lived in a such a world. Earth-63!Bishop answers: like him.
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* FantasticRacism: Played with in the reality Bishop ends up in, where being a mutant is paired with being black at the very least, deeply intertwining prejudice against mutants with mundane racism.
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* RaceLift: The reality to where Bishop was shunted to:
** At the end of the first issue and through the second, Bishop finds himself in a version of Xavier School where Cyclops, Jean Grey, a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
** The recap page to issue #3 states that this alternate reality has "an all-Black version of the X-Men".
** At the end of the first issue and through the second, Bishop finds himself in a version of Xavier School where Cyclops, Jean Grey, a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
** The recap page to issue #3 states that this alternate reality has "an all-Black version of the X-Men".
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* RaceLift: The reality to where Bishop was shunted to:
** Atto at the end of the first issue and through the second, Bishop finds himself in a version of Xavier School where Cyclops, Jean Grey, a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
** The recap page to issue #3 states that this alternate realityhas "an all-Black version black versions of the X-Men".original X-Men team. The third issue explains that, in that reality, the X-gene is paired with the genes for racial phenotypes, making all known mutants non-white if not black.
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** The recap page to issue #3 states that this alternate reality
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** Also in issue #3, alternate universe Tempo operates a facility called Tucker Clinic. This is a subtle nod to an old arc of ''X-Factor'' (Vol. 1), where Tempo goes to a Tucker Research Center to warn a Dr. Tucker about an impending attack by her teammates, the Mutant Liberation Front.[[note]]It is speculated that Dr. Tucker was Heather's father, since they shared the same last name, but it has not been confirmed on panel.[[/note]]
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* Foreshadowing: In issue #3, alternate Destiny warns 616!Bishop that something is coming to threaten the Krakoa of his home universe.
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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: In issue #3, alternate Destiny warns 616!Bishop that something is coming to threaten the Krakoa of his home universe.
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* FusionDance: In issue #3, an accident fuses Amass with feral mutant Cam Long and Andreas Struckers, creating a monstrous, mindless gestalt.
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* FusionDance: In issue #3, an accident fuses Amass with feral mutant Cam Long and Andreas Struckers, Strucker, creating a monstrous, mindless gestalt.
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* FusionDance: In issue #3, an accident fuses Amass with feral mutant Cam Long and Andreas Struckers, creating a monstrous, mindless gestalt.
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** In issue #3, former Krakoan ally, Moira MacTaggert, convenes with Feilong (from ''ComicBook/XMen2021'') in the Orchis satellite.
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** In issue #3, former Krakoan ally, Moira MacTaggert, [=MacTaggert=], convenes with Feilong (from ''ComicBook/XMen2021'') in the Orchis satellite.
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* ContinuityNod:
** In issue #3, former Krakoan ally, Moira MacTaggert, convenes with Feilong (from ''ComicBook/XMen2021'') in the Orchis satellite.
** In issue #3, Moira mentions that the Strucker twins are there to find the Krakoan Pit - which was explored in the ''ComicBook/Sabretooth2022'' mini-series.
** In issue #3, former Krakoan ally, Moira MacTaggert, convenes with Feilong (from ''ComicBook/XMen2021'') in the Orchis satellite.
** In issue #3, Moira mentions that the Strucker twins are there to find the Krakoan Pit - which was explored in the ''ComicBook/Sabretooth2022'' mini-series.
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** The recap page to issue #3 states that this alternate reality has "an all-Black version of the X-Men".
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** In the first of the first issue and through the second, Bishop finds himself in a version of Xavier School where Cyclops, Jean Grey, a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
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** In At the first end of the first issue and through the second, Bishop finds himself in a version of Xavier School where Cyclops, Jean Grey, a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
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* RaceLift: In the first issue, Bishop is apparently shunted to the Xavier School in another universe where Cyclops and Jean Grey are black. Confirmed in the second issue: a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
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* RaceLift: The reality to where Bishop was shunted to:
** In the firstissue, of the first issue and through the second, Bishop is apparently shunted to the finds himself in a version of Xavier School in another universe where Cyclops and Cyclops, Jean Grey are black. Confirmed in the second issue: Grey, a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
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* RaceLift: In the first issue, Bishop is apparently shunted to the Xavier School in another universe where Cyclops and Jean Grey are black. Confirmed in the second issue: a version of Beast with a DreadlockRasta hairstyle and an African-American Charles Xavier appear.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The primary focus of the mini-series is Bishop, a Krakoan War Captain, and a bunch of lesser known mutants from the Krakoan Age.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The primary focus of the mini-series is Bishop, a Krakoan War Captain, and a bunch of lesser known mutants from the Krakoan Age.[[note]]To be fair, Bishop is a member of the Marauders' crew, but in this his role as a War Captain is more explored.[[/note]]
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The primary focus of the mini-series is Bishop, a Krakoan War Captain, and a bunch of lesser known mutants from the Krakoan Age.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Taken to extremes with Amass who is from Threshold a mutant civilization from two billion years in the past. Might as well be from a different planet, but Armor tries to help him adjust.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Taken to extremes with Amass who is from Threshold Threshold, a mutant civilization from two billion years in the past. Might as well be from a different planet, but Armor tries to help him adjust.
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Blondes Are Evil is a disambiguation page, and therefore not a trope. Cleaning up wicks.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The primary antagonists are the blonde Fenris Twins (Andrea and Andreas von Stucker), children of Nazi commander Baron von Strucker. In this, they are working with mutant-hunting Orchis, despite being mutants themselves.
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Captain Commander Lucas Bishop lives in the Krakoan paradise where Mutantkind is safer than ever but he also grew up in one of the worst outcomes for mutant kind and wants to make sure that doesn’t happen. So he proposes a War College to train future War Captains of Krakoa with the help of Tempo. In his inarguably class are [[ComicBook/{{NewMutants}} Karma]], [[ComicBook/{{AstonishingXMen}} Armor]], [[ComicBook/{{NewXMenAcademyX}} Surge]], Cam Long, Aura Charles and the [[ComicBook/{{Marauders2022}} Thresholder]] known as Amass. Unfortunately Fenris is back and with Orchis.
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Captain Commander Lucas Bishop lives in the Krakoan paradise where Mutantkind is safer than ever but he also grew up in one of the worst outcomes for mutant kind and wants to make sure that doesn’t happen. So he proposes a War College to train future War Captains of Krakoa with the help of Tempo. In his inarguably inaugural class are [[ComicBook/{{NewMutants}} Karma]], [[ComicBook/{{AstonishingXMen}} Armor]], [[ComicBook/{{NewXMenAcademyX}} Surge]], Cam Long, Aura Charles and the [[ComicBook/{{Marauders2022}} Thresholder]] known as Amass. Unfortunately Fenris is back and with Orchis.
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'''Bishop: War College''' is 2023 a limited ComicBook series part of the ComicBook/DestinyOfX chapter of the [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] of the ComicBook/XMen. It is written by J. Holtman, and drawn by Sean Damian Hill.
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Captain Commander Lucas Bishop lives in the Krakoan paradise where Mutantkind is safer than ever but he also grew up in one of the worst outcomes for mutant kind and wants to make sure that doesn’t happen. So he proposes a War College to train future War Captains of Krakoa with the help of Tempo. In his inarguably class are Armor, Surge, Cam Long, Aura Charles and the Thresholder known as Amass. Unfortunately Fenris is back and with Orchis.
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Captain Commander Lucas Bishop lives in the Krakoan paradise where Mutantkind is safer than ever but he also grew up in one of the worst outcomes for mutant kind and wants to make sure that doesn’t happen. So he proposes a War College to train future War Captains of Krakoa with the help of Tempo. In his inarguably class are Armor, Surge, [[ComicBook/{{NewMutants}} Karma]], [[ComicBook/{{AstonishingXMen}} Armor]], [[ComicBook/{{NewXMenAcademyX}} Surge]], Cam Long, Aura Charles and the Thresholder [[ComicBook/{{Marauders2022}} Thresholder]] known as Amass. Unfortunately Fenris is back and with Orchis.
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* DrillSergeantNasty: Invoked by Bishop: he tries to push his group of selected recruits (which includes New Mutants' veteran Karma and New X-Men's Surge) even harder to toughen them up.
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* DrillSergeantNasty: Invoked by Bishop: he tries to push his group of selected recruits (which includes New Mutants' veteran Karma and New X-Men's Surge) Surge and Armor) even harder to toughen them up.
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* DrillSergeantNasty: Invoked by Bishop: he tries to push his group of selected recruits (which includes New Mutants' veteran Karma and New X-Men's Surge) even harder to toughen them up.
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'''Bishop: War College''' is 2023 a limited ComicBook series part of the ComicBook DestinyOfX chapter of the [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] of the ComicBook/XMen. It is written by J. Holtman, and drawn by Sean Damian Hill.
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'''Bishop: War College''' is 2023 a limited ComicBook series part of the ComicBook DestinyOfX ComicBook/DestinyOfX chapter of the [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] of the ComicBook/XMen. It is written by J. Holtman, and drawn by Sean Damian Hill.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Taken to extremes with Amass who is from Threshold a mutant civilization from two billion years in the past. Might as well be from a different planets Armor tries to help him adjust.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Taken to extremes with Amass who is from Threshold a mutant civilization from two billion years in the past. Might as well be from a different planets planet, but Armor tries to help him adjust.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The primary antagonists are the blonde Fenris Twins (Andrea and Andreas von Stucker), children of Nazi commander Baron von Strucker. In this, they are associated to Orchis, despite being mutants themselves.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The primary antagonists are the blonde Fenris Twins (Andrea and Andreas von Stucker), children of Nazi commander Baron von Strucker. In this, they are associated to working with mutant-hunting Orchis, despite being mutants themselves.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The primary antagonists are the blonde Fenris Twins (Andrea and Andreas von Stucker), children of Nazi commander Baron von Strucker. In this, they are associated to Orchis, despite being mutants themselves.
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'''Bishop: War College''' is 2023 a limited ComicBook series part of the ComicBook DestinyOfX chapter of the [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] of the ComicBook/XMen. It is written by J. Holtman, and drawn by Sean Damian Hill.
Captain Commander Lucas Bishop lives in the Krakoan paradise where Mutantkind is safer than ever but he also grew up in one of the worst outcomes for mutant kind and wants to make sure that doesn’t happen. So he proposes a War College to train future War Captains of Krakoa with the help of Tempo. In his inarguably class are Armor, Surge, Cam Long, Aura Charles and the Thresholder known as Amass. Unfortunately Fenris is back and with Orchis.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Dani Moonstar shows concerns about the war college, and is correct that he is being harsh on the students. But Bishop being from a future where the worst outcome has happened for Mutantkind is right that they need to be ready, especially with the all to real looming threat of Orchis.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Taken to extremes with Amass who is from Threshold a mutant civilization from two billion years in the past. Might as well be from a different planets Armor tries to help him adjust.
* MamaBear: Dani confronts Bishop pushing her students too far.
* RaceLift: In the first issue, Bishop is apparently shunted to the Xavier School in another universe where Cyclops and Jean Grey are black.
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'''Bishop: War College''' is 2023 a limited ComicBook series part of the ComicBook DestinyOfX chapter of the [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] of the ComicBook/XMen. It is written by J. Holtman, and drawn by Sean Damian Hill.
Captain Commander Lucas Bishop lives in the Krakoan paradise where Mutantkind is safer than ever but he also grew up in one of the worst outcomes for mutant kind and wants to make sure that doesn’t happen. So he proposes a War College to train future War Captains of Krakoa with the help of Tempo. In his inarguably class are Armor, Surge, Cam Long, Aura Charles and the Thresholder known as Amass. Unfortunately Fenris is back and with Orchis.
!! Tropes include:
* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Dani Moonstar shows concerns about the war college, and is correct that he is being harsh on the students. But Bishop being from a future where the worst outcome has happened for Mutantkind is right that they need to be ready, especially with the all to real looming threat of Orchis.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Taken to extremes with Amass who is from Threshold a mutant civilization from two billion years in the past. Might as well be from a different planets Armor tries to help him adjust.
* MamaBear: Dani confronts Bishop pushing her students too far.
* RaceLift: In the first issue, Bishop is apparently shunted to the Xavier School in another universe where Cyclops and Jean Grey are black.
