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** As with the original ''ComicBook/PowersOfX'' series, X is for X-Men, but also for ten. The first issue takes place ten years into the future, [[spoiler:with Dr. Stasis's tenth and final attempt at ascension.]]
** Also returning is number ''five''. The last remaining X-Men in the 10+Stasis timeline are five: the Professor (Synchro), Captain Krakoa (Ms. Marvel), Shadowtiger, Iron Man and Wolverine. [[spoiler:Xavier's last X-Men also number five: himself, Doug Ramsey, Rasputin IV, and two unrevealed members.]]
** As with the original ''ComicBook/PowersOfX'' series, X is for X-Men, but also for ten. The first issue takes place ten years into the future, [[spoiler:with Dr. Stasis's tenth and final attempt at ascension.]]
** Also returning is number ''five''. The last remaining X-Men in the 10+Stasis timeline are five: the Professor (Synchro), Captain Krakoa (Ms. Marvel), Shadowtiger, Iron Man and Wolverine. [[spoiler:Xavier's last X-Men also number five: himself, Doug Ramsey, Rasputin IV, and two unrevealed members.]]
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* EleventhHourSuperpower: In the Stasis+10 timeline, Shadowtiger is a version of Kate Pryde who's ingested the Celestials' Death Seed. It's transformed her appearance, physically boosted her and supercharged her powers.
* TheConstant: In the Stasis +10 timeline, while everyone else of the surviving mutants has obvious distinctions from their present day selves, Wolverine looks no different at all.
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* HijackingCthulhu: Stasis' plan in the +10 timeline is developing a device that turns the sun into a weapon that deletes the mind of the Dominion Intellect called into the solar system by the Machine Ascendancy, so he can upload his own consciousness into the god-level processors.
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* NothingCanStopUsNow: In the Stasis +10 timeline,[[spoiler:Omega Sentinel and Nimrod are almost certain that their victory is assured and that they will happily join the AI god. Moira feels that she is finally free and is finally on the winning side. They end up being destroyed by the Enigma instead.]]
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* NothingCanStopUsNow: In the Stasis +10 timeline,[[spoiler:Omega timeline,[[spoiler:Nimrod is confident in the victory of the machines, though Omega Sentinel and Nimrod are almost certain that warns him not to be overconfident before they actually join their victory is assured and that they will happily join AI god, as the AI god.mutants still have time to interfere. Moira feels that she is finally free and is finally on the winning side. They end up being destroyed by the Enigma instead.]]
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->''They really thought they could win.''
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* ContinuityNod: ColonyDrop: Precise details aren't given, but the first issue begins in the aftermath of the X-Men dropping S.W.O.R.D. Station on the Sentinels as a distraction.
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** Dr. Stasis mentions helping "Bella" with her early work, referring to Dr. Bella Pagan, one of the scientific team who helped create the Children of the Vault (and in her case specifically the temporal manipulation tech), as was established in ''X-Men'' #191.
** An involved one happens moments later; as he [[spoiler:betrays the Children]], Dr. Stasis dons a helmet which resembles that typically worn by the Maker, the evil Reed Richards from ''Ultimate Marvel''. Hickman's ''X-Men'' run had established the Children of the Vault were the Earth-616 counterpart to the Maker's similar creation, the Children of ''Tomorrow''.
** Synch's choice of Mutant power for facing Nimrod is Apocalypse, shown back in ''Powers of X'' as being about the ''only'' Mutant who could get into a fist-fight with it and hold their own.
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** Dr. Stasis mentions helping "Bella" with her early work, referring to Dr. Bella Pagan, one of the scientific team who helped create the Children of the Vault (and in her case specifically the temporal manipulation tech), as was established in ''X-Men'' #191.
** An involved one happens moments later; as he [[spoiler:betrays the Children]], Dr. Stasis dons a helmet which resembles that typically worn by the Maker, the evil Reed Richards from ''Ultimate Marvel''. Hickman's ''X-Men'' run had established the Children of the Vault were the Earth-616 counterpart to the Maker's similar creation, the Children of ''Tomorrow''.
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* CreativeSterility: Dr. Stasis notes that AI is incapable of truly innovating something new, only recreating what already exists.
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* CreativeSterility: Dr. Stasis notes that AI is incapable of truly innovating something new, only recreating what already exists. Of course, Dr. Stasis has only gotten where he has by [[{{Hypocrite}} piggybacking on or just stealing other people's inventions]].
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Omega Sentinel and Nimrod despise Dr. Stasis, on account of being a human, but are perfectly content to wait out the clock rather than just get rid of him like their other human collaborator, Feillong.
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* AndIMustScream: At one point in the Stasis timeline, it's shown that he worked with the Children of the Vault to assimilate the world's greatest minds into a Supreme Intelligencd construct. All their faces show this was not consensual and they are not happy in this state.
* ArcNumber: Ten. The first issues takes place ten years into the future, [[spoiler:with Dr. Stasis's tenth and final attempt at ascension.]]
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* AndIMustScream: At one point in the Stasis timeline, it's shown that prior to the start of the issue, he worked with the Children of the Vault to assimilate the world's greatest minds into a Supreme Intelligencd Intelligence inspired construct. All their Their tormented faces show this was not consensual and they are not happy in this state.
* ArcNumber:Ten. As with the original ''ComicBook/PowersOfX'' series, X is for X-Men, but also for ten. The first issues issue takes place ten years into the future, [[spoiler:with Dr. Stasis's tenth and final attempt at ascension.]]
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* AndIMustScream: At one point in the Stasis timeline, it's show shown that he worked with the Children of the Vault to assimilate the world's greatest minds into a Supreme Intelligencd construct. All their faces show this was not consensual and they are not happy in this state.
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Along with ''ComicBook/FallOfTheHouseOfX'', it serves as the conclusion to the wider ''ComicBook/FallOfX'' arc and is part of the grand finale of the whole [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] saga.
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Along with ''ComicBook/FallOfTheHouseOfX'', ''ComicBook/{{Fall of the House of X|LimitedSeries}}'', it serves as the conclusion to the wider ''ComicBook/FallOfX'' arc and is part of the grand finale of the whole [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] saga.
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* MindReformatDeath: [[spoiler:In the Stasis+10 timeline Doctor Stasis uses the sun as fuel to erase the mind of the world-destroying Dominion A.I. summoned by Orchis, derailing their ascension]].
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* MindReformatDeath: [[spoiler:In the Stasis+10 timeline Doctor Stasis uses the sun as fuel to erase the mind of the world-destroying Dominion A.I. summoned by Orchis, derailing their ascension]].ascension and paving the way for his own if Enigma didn't also hijack him]].
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* SpaceMaster: The Death Seed enhanced Kate, now known as Shadowtiger, has her phasing powers enhanced to the point that she can fold space for translocation.
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* VillainOverride: Since Doctor Stasis was there at the creation of the Children, he engineered a backdoor trigger that incapacitates them while he hijacks their plan to mindjack a Dominion intelligence. To his horror, he discovers Enigma doing the same to his attempt, along with the Machine Ascendancy.
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* NothingCanStopUsNow: In the Stasis +10 timeline,[[spoiler:Omega Sentinel and Nimrod are almost certain that their victory is assured and that they will happily join the AI god. Moira feels that she is finally free and is finally on the winning side. They end up being assimilated by Dominion instead.]]
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* NothingCanStopUsNow: In the Stasis +10 timeline,[[spoiler:Omega Sentinel and Nimrod are almost certain that their victory is assured and that they will happily join the AI god. Moira feels that she is finally free and is finally on the winning side. They end up being assimilated destroyed by Dominion the Enigma instead.]]
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* ConvenientlyInterruptedDocument: Once again, spoiler-y information in the text pages is blanked out, such as Orbis Stellaris' attempt at ascension (which ''Immortal X-Men'' says involved some combination of mysterium and the M'Kraan Crystal).
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* ConvenientlyInterruptedDocument: Once again, spoiler-y As with other [[{{Textplosion}} text pages]] from Krakoan era books, some elements are blanked out as ClassifiedInformation. In issue one that includes the identities of the other two of Xavier's team, details of what happened to Cypher and information in the text pages is blanked out, such as about Orbis Stellaris' most successful attempt at ascension (which ''Immortal X-Men'' says involved some combination of mysterium and the M'Kraan Crystal).Crystal).
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* ArcWelding: [[spoiler:The Children of the Vault were introduced back in 2006, during Mike Carey's run in ''ComicBook/XMen1991''. This mini-series reveals that Dr. Stasis, one of the Sinister clones, was one of the people behind their creation.]]
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* ArcNumber: Ten. The first issues takes place ten years into the future, [[spoiler:with Dr. Stasis's tenth and final attempt at ascension.]]
* ContinuityNod: Synch's choice of Mutant power for facing Nimrod is Apocalypse, shown back in ''Powers of X'' as being about the ''only'' Mutant who could get into a fist-fight with it and hold their own.
* ConvenientlyInterruptedDocument: Once again, spoiler-y information in the text pages is blanked out, such as Orbis Stellaris' attempt at ascension (which ''Immortal X-Men'' says involved some combination of mysterium and the M'Kraan Crystal).
* ConvenientlyInterruptedDocument: Once again, spoiler-y information in the text pages is blanked out, such as Orbis Stellaris' attempt at ascension (which ''Immortal X-Men'' says involved some combination of mysterium and the M'Kraan Crystal).
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* DwindlingParty: The X-Men of the Stasis timeline, in true BadFuture fashion, die one by one.
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* DwindlingParty: The X-Men of the Stasis timeline, in true BadFuture fashion, die one by one. By the time the issue starts, Emma Frost and Jon Ironfire have just died. Gambit and Mystique soon follow them, Iron Man is fried by Orchis defenses, and Synch can only use his powers once.
* EvilOnlyHasToWinOnce: As was previously established through ''Immortal X-Men'', once the Dominion ascends, that's it for everyone. The X-Men in the No-Place have thwarted nine previous attempts by Stasis to ascend, but they fail to hit number 10 in time, which it uses as fuel.
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* PetTheDog: It's a sign of just how bad things are that Mystique's last words to Gambit, who she has historically ''despised'', are that he's a good son in-law.
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* PetTheDog: It's a sign of just how bad things are that Mystique's last words to Gambit, who she HumansAreBastards: In the Stasis timeline, Stasis has historically ''despised'', are that he's a good son in-law.people rounding up any Mutant stragglers. Nimrod considers this one more reason to despise them.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: As it turns out, the one responsible for Enigma is [[spoiler:Mother Righteous, with her attempt at ascension over in ''Immortal X-Men'' being the final push Enigma needed to come into existence.]]
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: As it turns out, the one responsible for Enigma is [[spoiler:Mother Righteous, with her attempt at UnwittingPawn: Mother Righteous's ascension over attempt in ''Immortal X-Men'' being was the final push Enigma needed to come into existence.]]existence. More generally, all four of the Essex clones were created to believe they were seeking godhood for themselves, but were actually paving the way for Enigma. Enigma actively stopped Sinister realising that Orbis Stellaris and Doctor Stasis had already tried and failed to ascend, in case he realised what was happening.
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* HostileTerraforming: Omega Sentinel's grand plan was to terraform Mars into a lure for the Dominion.
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* BadFuture: The first issue shows a dark future where the X-men failed to regain Earth from Orchis. It looks very similar to Moira's 9th life where she joined up with Apocalypse. [[FaceHeelTurn This time she is on Nimrod's side]]. However, [[spoiler:it's actually one of the futures explored via Sinister's "Moira Engine" before it was destroyed]].
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* {{Retgone}}: Pushed to desperation by Enigma, Professor X hits on a dangerous plan; [[spoiler:go back to when Moira's powers first activated and kill her, preventing the Moira Engine from being made, but also by extension erasing Krakoa itself.]]
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* {{Textplosion}}: As with many other [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age] comics, text pages are used as part of the story. For the first issue, they're tucked away as TheStinger, after the "Follow the fall" reading order page that follows the last page of the comic itself. One page details Xavier's No-Place X team; a double-page spread then maps out the various timelines that serve as a battlefield. Both have ClassifiedInformation redacted.
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* {{Textplosion}}: As with many other [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age] Age]] comics, text pages are used as part of the story. For the first issue, they're tucked away as TheStinger, after the "Follow the fall" reading order page that follows the last page of the comic itself. One page details Xavier's No-Place X team; a double-page spread then maps out the various timelines that serve as a battlefield. Both have ClassifiedInformation redacted.
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* MindReformatDeath: [[spoiler:In the Stasis+10 timeline he uses the sun as fuel to erase the mind of the Dominion summoned by Orchis, derailing their ascension]].
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** Doctor Stasis has uploaded Earth's most brilliant minds into a HiveMind A.I.
** Enigma is the ascended mind of the Victorian scientist Nathaniel Essex.
** The Iron Man of the Stasis+10 timeline is an upload of Tony Stark's personality.
** Doctor Stasis has uploaded Earth's most brilliant minds into a HiveMind A.I.
** Enigma is the ascended mind of the Victorian scientist Nathaniel Essex.
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Along with ''ComicBook/FallOfTheHouseOfX'', it serves as the conclusion to the wider ''ComicBook/FallOfX'' arc and is part of the grand finale of the whole [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age saga.Age]] saga.
In the present, the anti-mutant extremists Orchis have shattered the mutant nation of Krakoa and are purging the last mutants from Earth.
Ten years into the future, the A.I. supremacists behind Orchis are about to destroy the whole world and ascend to digital godhood. Only the last remaining X-Men can stop them.
Behind the scenes, between the timelines, the Dominion Enigma - a world-devouring A.I. god - already exists. Plans laid a century ago have already succeeded.
A small band of mutants are going to try to change the future, save the world and defeat an enemy that can reach through time itself. They're going to need a very good plan.
The first issue was released January 10, 2024.
In the present, the anti-mutant extremists Orchis have shattered the mutant nation of Krakoa and are purging the last mutants from Earth.
Ten years into the future, the A.I. supremacists behind Orchis are about to destroy the whole world and ascend to digital godhood. Only the last remaining X-Men can stop them.
Behind the scenes, between the timelines, the Dominion Enigma - a world-devouring A.I. god - already exists. Plans laid a century ago have already succeeded.
A small band of mutants are going to try to change the future, save the world and defeat an enemy that can reach through time itself. They're going to need a very good plan.
The first issue was released January 10, 2024.
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!!'''Warning: ''Rise of the Powers of X'' is a direct sequel to events in ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' and other [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] X-Men stories, including the ''ComicBook/FallOfX'' arc, so {{Late Arrival Spoiler}}s for those previous comics are unmarked on this page.'''
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: [[spoiler:Doctor Stasis betrays Orchis to advance his own plans for Dominion, then immediately betrays his allies in the scheme, the Children of the Vault]].
* DesecratingTheDead: In the first issue, in the Stasis +10 timeline, Nimrod cheerfully kicks Emma Frost's severed hand into the flames.
* LaResistance: In the first issue's BadFuture, the X-Men are the resistance against TheEmpire that is Orchis. They consist of Synch, Wolverine, Shadowtiger, Iron Man and Captain Krakoa.
* DesecratingTheDead: In the first issue, in the Stasis +10 timeline, Nimrod cheerfully kicks Emma Frost's severed hand into the flames.
* LaResistance: In the first issue's BadFuture, the X-Men are the resistance against TheEmpire that is Orchis. They consist of Synch, Wolverine, Shadowtiger, Iron Man and Captain Krakoa.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: [[spoiler:Doctor Stasis betrays Orchis in the Stasis+10 timeline to advance his own plans for Dominion, then immediately betrays his allies in the that scheme, the Children of the Vault]].
* DesecratingTheDead: In the first issue, in the Stasis +10 timeline, Nimrod cheerfully kicks a dead Emma Frost's severed hand into theflames.
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* PowerAtAPrice: Synch's powers are greater than ever, ever in the Stasis+10 timeline, but they are tearing his body to shreds. [[spoiler:He uses his powers one final time to give the rest of the team a distraction.]]
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** Doctor Stasis is revealed to be [[spoiler: the co-creator of the Children of the Vault.]]
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* LoadBearingBoss: As with previous stories using [[spoiler:the Moira Engine, in the Stasis +10 timeline, Sinister's death will kill Moira's clone and reset the timeline]].
* NothingCanStopUsNow: In the Stasis +10 timeline,[[spoiler:Omega Sentinel and Nimrod are almost certain that their victory is assured and that they will happily join the AI god. Moira feels that she is finally free and is finally on the winning side. They end up being assimilated by Dominion instead.]]
* PowerAtAPrice: Synch's powers are greater than ever, but they are tearing his body to shreds. [[spoiler:He uses his powers one final time to give the rest of the team a distraction.]]
* NothingCanStopUsNow: In the Stasis +10 timeline,[[spoiler:Omega Sentinel and Nimrod are almost certain that their victory is assured and that they will happily join the AI god. Moira feels that she is finally free and is finally on the winning side. They end up being assimilated by Dominion instead.]]
* PowerAtAPrice: Synch's powers are greater than ever, but they are tearing his body to shreds. [[spoiler:He uses his powers one final time to give the rest of the team a distraction.]]
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''Rise of the Powers of X'' is a 2024 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's written by Creator/KieronGillen, with art by R.B. Silva.
Along with ''ComicBook/FallOfTheHouseOfX'', it serves as the conclusion to the wider ''ComicBook/FallOfX'' arc and is part of the grand finale of the whole Krakoan Age saga.
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!! ''Rise of the Powers of X'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* BadFuture: The first issue shows a dark future where the X-men failed to regain Earth from Orchis. It looks very similar to Moira's 9th life where she joined up with Apocalypse. [[FaceHeelTurn This time she is on Nimrod's side]]. However, [[spoiler:it's actually one of the futures explored via Sinister's "Moira Engine" before it was destroyed]].
* CallBack: The ending of ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' mentioned a timeline where Stasis ascended after doing something horrible to Earth's sun. In this series we get to see it.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: [[spoiler:Doctor Stasis betrays Orchis to advance his own plans for Dominion, then immediately betrays his allies in the scheme, the Children of the Vault]].
* DesecratingTheDead: In the first issue, in the Stasis +10 timeline, Nimrod cheerfully kicks Emma Frost's severed hand into the flames.
* LaResistance: In the first issue's BadFuture, the X-Men are the resistance against TheEmpire that is Orchis. They consist of Synch, Wolverine, Shadowtiger, Iron Man and Captain Krakoa.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Enigma ensures that Sinister doesn't remember timelines in which the other Essex clones successfully reached the point of Dominion.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Let's do the time warp again...]]
''Rise of the Powers of X'' is a 2024 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's written by Creator/KieronGillen, with art by R.B. Silva.
Along with ''ComicBook/FallOfTheHouseOfX'', it serves as the conclusion to the wider ''ComicBook/FallOfX'' arc and is part of the grand finale of the whole Krakoan Age saga.
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!! ''Rise of the Powers of X'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* BadFuture: The first issue shows a dark future where the X-men failed to regain Earth from Orchis. It looks very similar to Moira's 9th life where she joined up with Apocalypse. [[FaceHeelTurn This time she is on Nimrod's side]]. However, [[spoiler:it's actually one of the futures explored via Sinister's "Moira Engine" before it was destroyed]].
* CallBack: The ending of ''ComicBook/ImmortalXMen'' mentioned a timeline where Stasis ascended after doing something horrible to Earth's sun. In this series we get to see it.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: [[spoiler:Doctor Stasis betrays Orchis to advance his own plans for Dominion, then immediately betrays his allies in the scheme, the Children of the Vault]].
* DesecratingTheDead: In the first issue, in the Stasis +10 timeline, Nimrod cheerfully kicks Emma Frost's severed hand into the flames.
* LaResistance: In the first issue's BadFuture, the X-Men are the resistance against TheEmpire that is Orchis. They consist of Synch, Wolverine, Shadowtiger, Iron Man and Captain Krakoa.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Enigma ensures that Sinister doesn't remember timelines in which the other Essex clones successfully reached the point of Dominion.
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