History WMG / SinsOfSinister

Jossed: ''Storm & the Brotherhood of Mutants'' #2 shows that Destiny simply wanted to live with Mystique, and was prepared to spend their entire lives in some bunker. After Mystique decides she doesn't want to live this way and dies fighting the forces of Krakoa, she decides to reset the universe by going after the Moiras by using the Brotherhood.

Jossed: It is that easy, especially since by that point he basically had no more support from humanity thanks to its subversion at the hands of the mutants.

Is it really that easy to kill another Sinister? Permanently ?

* At least partly '''Confirmed'''. Orbis Stellaris stole Sinister's lab, Mother Righteous is trying to steal it back, and they conspired to kill Doctor Stasis.

* '''Confirmed''' - ten years in the future she's one of Storm's new brotherhood of mutants.

* Seemingly '''Jossed''' - this plan had a much wider scope.

* '''Confirmed''' - or at least that was his plan. Hope's powers purged it for every resurrection prior to her own death.

* '''Jossed'''. ''Nightcrawlers'' confirms that he's alive, but has sealed himself inside his own mind, so no longer interacts with the wider world. He reappears in #2, about to [[AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence]].

At the end of ''Storm and the Brotherhood of Mutants'' #1 we see Stellaris and he essentially says that there can only be one winner. It's not a stretch to say that this mindset applies to the other Sinisters too. This goes against the ArcWords of the Sinister subplot: "We must all be on the same side". It's already been theorized that she's planning to show Sinister that he cannot win alone by forcing him to see how bady his victory turns out, but what if she'll do this to the other Sinisters She's already given Stellaris the Moiras, so maybe the plan is to give each Sinister a turn to set up their plan with save scumming, then swipe the clones and hand them off to the next once that Sinister screws up. Stellaris will make his move at the end of +10 and Mother Righteous has her Ghost Rider-Galactus in the solicitations for +1000 so by process of elimination Stasis will make his move in +100. ''Dominion'' will see the four Sinisters, humbled, voluntarily coming together to reset time to before the event started so their past selves will know they need to work together with Krakoa/their previous faction.

* Sort-of '''Jossed'''. ''Nightcrawlers'' confirms that he's alive, but has sealed himself inside his own mind, so no longer interacts with the wider world.

At the end of ''Storm and the Brotherhood of Mutants'' #1 we see Stellaris and he essentially says that there can only be one winner. It's not a stretch to say that this mindset applies to the other Sinisters too. This goes against the ArcWords of the Sinister subplot: "We must all be on the same side". It's already been theorized that she's planning to show Sinister that he cannot win alone by forcing him to see how bady his victory turns out, but what if she'll do this to the other Sinisters She's already given Stellaris the Moiras, so maybe the plan is to give each Sinister a turn to set up their plan with save scumming, then swipe the clones and hand them off to the next once that Sinister screws up. Stellaris will make his move at the end of +10 and Mother Righteous has her Ghost Rider-Galactus in the solicitations for +1000 so by process of elimination Stasis will make his move in +100. ''Dominion'' will see the four Sinisters, humbled, voluntarily coming together to reset time to before the event started so their past selves will know they need to work together with Krakoa/their previous faction.

At the end of ''Storm and the Brotherhood of Mutants'' #1 we see Stellaris and he essentially says that there can only be one winner. It's not a stretch to say that this mindset applies to the other Sinisters too. This goes against the ArcWords of the Sinister subplot: "We must all be on the same side". It's already been theorized that she's planning to show Sinister that he cannot win alone by forcing him to see how bady his victory turns out, but what if she'll do this to the other Sinisters? [[spoiler:She's already given Stellaris the Moiras, so maybe the plan is to give each Sinister a turn to set up their plan with save scumming, then swipe the clones and hand them off to the next once that Sinister screws up. Stellaris will make his move at the end of +10 and Mother Righteous has her Ghost Rider-Galactus in the solicitations for +1000 so by process of elimination Stasis will make his move in +100.]] ''Dominion'' will see the four Sinisters, humbled, voluntarily coming together to reset time to before the event started so their past selves will know they need to work together with Krakoa/their previous faction.

At the end of ''Storm #1'' we see Stellaris and he essentially says that there can only be one winner. It's not a stretch to say that this mindset applies to the other Sinisters too. This goes against the ArcWords of the Sinister subplot: "We must all be on the same side". It's already been theorized that she's planning to show Sinister that he cannot win alone by forcing him to see how bady his victory turns out, but what if she'll do this to the other Sinisters? [[spoiler:She's already given Stellaris the Moiras, so maybe the plan is to give each Sinister a turn to set up their plan with save scumming, then swipe the clones and hand them off to the next once that Sinister screws up. Stellaris will make his move at the end of +10 and Mother Righteous has her Ghost Rider-Galactus in the solicitations for +1000 so by process of elimination Stasis will make his move in +100.]] ''Dominion'' will see the four Sinisters, humbled, voluntarily coming together to reset time to before the event started so their past selves will know they need to work together with Krakoa/their previous faction.

It's unlikely, but the ComicBook/AgeOfXMan has been nodded to a few times, with multiple mutants making their debuts there before appearing on Krakoa, and X-Man himself was listed as one of the X-Men (in the very vague sense of 'working on behalf of mutants somewhere') earlier in the Krakoan era. He is also the perfect puncture for several reasons: he is functionally immortal and able to resurrect himself at will, completely bypassing the Resurrection protocols. He is probably the single most powerful mutant ever to exist, depending how you class Franklin Richards' mutation. He's a multiversal scale telepath, and he specialises in hopping between timelines and realities. He's terrifyingly intelligent. And he absolutely ''despises'' Sinister. Oh, and he was created by a version of Sinister, being arguably the first chimera mutant. While it could be argued that he possesses a StorybreakerPower, it would be apt indeed.

[[WMG:Legion is dead before the event starts]]

[[WMG:Ironfire is a Magneto + Sunfire chimera]]

He's one of Spurrier's core cast for ''Legion of X''. Gillen might seem to put him [[PutOnABusToHell On A Bus To Hell]] in the first issue, but...

And he may lose.

* '''Confirmed''' - or at least that was his plan. But Hope's powers purged it for every resurrection.

Half the fun of a BadFuture is showing the kids as adults.