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* HoYay: Cable and {{ComicBook/Deadpool}}. In Cable's case, he seemed entirely unaware of Deadpool's man-crush.
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* HoYay: Cable and {{ComicBook/Deadpool}}.
** In Cable's case, he seemed entirely unaware of Deadpool's man-crush.
** In Cable's case, he seemed entirely unaware of Deadpool's man-crush.
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*** He doesn't freak out when Deadpool asks if they're "gonna have to kiss" or when he calls their falling-out a "divorce", but he might just consider that Deadpool being... [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Deadpool.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: A number of the early interactions between Cable, Cyclops and Jean Grey, before the revelation of his parentage became known. One example includes a time Cable was [[GoodIsNotNice roughly]] [[NinetiesAntiHero berating]] his (unknowing) parents about the leadership of the X-Men, and [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/c59b5a80f3205c0fd05fd15597352aed/tumblr_p73qeeiNrH1udsh6eo4_1280.jpg insisting he take charge of the team for their own good.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** A number of the early interactions between Cable, Cyclops and Jean Grey, before the revelation of his parentage became known. One example includes a time Cable was [[GoodIsNotNice roughly]] [[NinetiesAntiHero berating]] his (unknowing) parents about the leadership of the X-Men, and [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/c59b5a80f3205c0fd05fd15597352aed/tumblr_p73qeeiNrH1udsh6eo4_1280.jpg insisting he take charge of the team for their own good.]]
** A number of the early interactions between Cable, Cyclops and Jean Grey, before the revelation of his parentage became known. One example includes a time Cable was [[GoodIsNotNice roughly]] [[NinetiesAntiHero berating]] his (unknowing) parents about the leadership of the X-Men, and [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/c59b5a80f3205c0fd05fd15597352aed/tumblr_p73qeeiNrH1udsh6eo4_1280.jpg insisting he take charge of the team for their own good.]]
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** To add to that Cyclops is saying that the X-men are not warriors and that they must follow Xavier's vision. By the mid 2010s Cyclops had completely given up on Xavier's vision and had become exactly what Cable is saying here.
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* CompleteMonster: Vol. 1, issues #83-86: [[ConquerorFromTheFuture Gaunt]] is an intergalactic [[TheWarlord warlord]] from the [[BadFuture future]] who desired to [[GalacticConqueror conquer the entire universe]]. For 10,000 years, Gaunt led a campaign of destruction through countless planets and star systems, killing trillions of innocents, and would take tributes from his conquered planets such as women for his own use. When offered a deal to be released from his prison at the end of time, Gaunt accepts the deal and mystically enslaves Rachel Summers to force her half-brother [[Characters/CableNathanSummers Cable]] to his location, offering him a fight to the death with Rachel's life in the balance. Gaunt is so desperate to continue his endless subjugation of the universe that he violates his own fair fight rules by psychically attacking Cable in his sleep, gaining joy from the suffering he and Rachel endure in the process.
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* CompleteMonster: Vol. 1, issues #83-86: [[ConquerorFromTheFuture Gaunt]] is an intergalactic [[TheWarlord warlord]] from the [[BadFuture future]] who desired to [[GalacticConqueror conquer the entire universe]]. For 10,000 years, Gaunt led a campaign of destruction through countless planets and star systems, killing trillions of innocents, and would take tributes from his conquered planets such as women for his own use. When offered a deal to be released from his prison at the end of time, Gaunt accepts the deal and mystically enslaves Rachel Summers to force her half-brother [[Characters/CableNathanSummers [[Characters/MarvelComicsCable Cable]] to his location, offering him a fight to the death with Rachel's life in the balance. Gaunt is so desperate to continue his endless subjugation of the universe that he violates his own fair fight rules by psychically attacking Cable in his sleep, gaining joy from the suffering he and Rachel endure in the process.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Cable used to be considered the embodiment of everything wrong with the 90s. He was a "mysterious past" character whose power seemed to consist of looking cool and having big guns. Since that time, as more was revealed about his backstory, he's been fleshed out as a shell-shocked soldier fighting an eternal war against a seemingly immortal foe and trying to live up to his role as a MessianicArchetype without falling too deep into KnightTemplar territory.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Cable used to be considered the embodiment of everything wrong with the 90s.TheNineties. He was a "mysterious past" character whose power seemed to consist of looking cool and having big guns. Since that time, as more was revealed about his backstory, he's been fleshed out as a shell-shocked soldier fighting an eternal war against a seemingly immortal foe and trying to live up to his role as a MessianicArchetype without falling too deep into KnightTemplar territory.
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* CompleteMonster: Vol. 1, issues #83-86: [[TheWarlord Gaunt]] is an [[ConquerorFromTheFuture intergalactic warlord]] from the [[BadFuture future]] who desired to [[GalacticConqueror conquer the entire universe]]. For 10,000 years, Gaunt led a campaign of destruction through countless planets and star systems, killing trillions of innocents, and would take tributes from his conquered planets such as women for his own use. When offered a deal to be released from his prison at the end of time, Gaunt accepts the deal and mystically enslaves Rachel Summers to force her half-brother [[Characters/CableNathanSummers Cable]] to his location, offering him a fight to the death with Rachel's life in the balance. Gaunt is so desperate to continue his endless subjugation of the universe that he violates his own fair fight rules by psychically attacking Cable in his sleep, gaining joy from the suffering he and Rachel endure in the process.
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* CompleteMonster: Vol. 1, issues #83-86: [[TheWarlord Gaunt]] is an [[ConquerorFromTheFuture Gaunt]] is an intergalactic [[TheWarlord warlord]] from the [[BadFuture future]] who desired to [[GalacticConqueror conquer the entire universe]]. For 10,000 years, Gaunt led a campaign of destruction through countless planets and star systems, killing trillions of innocents, and would take tributes from his conquered planets such as women for his own use. When offered a deal to be released from his prison at the end of time, Gaunt accepts the deal and mystically enslaves Rachel Summers to force her half-brother [[Characters/CableNathanSummers Cable]] to his location, offering him a fight to the death with Rachel's life in the balance. Gaunt is so desperate to continue his endless subjugation of the universe that he violates his own fair fight rules by psychically attacking Cable in his sleep, gaining joy from the suffering he and Rachel endure in the process.
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*CompleteMonster: Vol. 1, issues #83-86: [[TheWarlord Gaunt]] is an [[ConquerorFromTheFuture intergalactic warlord]] from the [[BadFuture future]] who desired to [[GalacticConqueror conquer the entire universe]]. For 10,000 years, Gaunt led a campaign of destruction through countless planets and star systems, killing trillions of innocents, and would take tributes from his conquered planets such as women for his own use. When offered a deal to be released from his prison at the end of time, Gaunt accepts the deal and mystically enslaves Rachel Summers to force her half-brother [[Characters/CableNathanSummers Cable]] to his location, offering him a fight to the death with Rachel's life in the balance. Gaunt is so desperate to continue his endless subjugation of the universe that he violates his own fair fight rules by psychically attacking Cable in his sleep, gaining joy from the suffering he and Rachel endure in the process.
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** Scott Lobdell also gets some acknowledgement here, as he's the one who fleshed out Nathan's life growing up and essentially tied him closer to the X-mythos. Bob Harras, Jim Lee and Whilce Portacio to a lesser extent, for retconning Cable into Nathan Summers, though they didn't do anything with that afterwards -- that's where Lobdell stepped in.
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** Scott Lobdell also gets some acknowledgement here, as he's the one who fleshed out Nathan's life growing up and essentially tied him closer to the X-mythos.X-mythos, and providing a story/character reason beyond 'coolness' for his moniker of Cable. Bob Harras, Jim Lee and Whilce Portacio to a lesser extent, for retconning Cable into Nathan Summers, though they didn't do anything with that afterwards -- that's where Lobdell stepped in.
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* CantUnHearIt: Creator/JoshBrolin's voice caught on for readers.
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** [[http://media.photobucket.com/image/cable%20deadpool%20iron%20fist%20luke%20cage/ursula_boi/mambadeadpool2.[[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/6/62148/2445183-mambadeadpool2.jpg Hardly seems that he doesn't know... And Wade wasn't the only person contributing subtext and innuendo to that series. Cable helped.]]
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* MagnificentBastard: Film/Deadpool2: Cable is a half-cyborg soldier from the future whose wife and young daughter are murdered by Russell Collins/Firefist, a pyrotechnic supervillain. Cable travels back in time to prevent this from happening with the strong intent to kill Russell when he's still a child. He breaks into the Ice Box, the mutant prison Russell is being held in, and mows down the guards before then fighting [[Characters/XMenFilmSeriesDeadpool Wade Wilson/Deadpool]] and beating him too. Cable then goes after a prison caravan Russell is in while making further attempts to prevent Deadpool's interference as well. Cable then teams up with Deadpool and his friends to track down Russell and after Deadpool sacrifices himself to protect Russell from Cable and thus, undoes Russell's actions in the future. Cable then relives the previous fight against mutant-hating orderlies perfectly while saving Deadpool and deciding to stay to further help preserve the future comfortable knowing his family is alive again.
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* MagnificentBastard: Film/Deadpool2: ''Film/Deadpool2'': Cable is a half-cyborg soldier from the future whose wife and young daughter are murdered by Russell Collins/Firefist, a pyrotechnic supervillain. Cable travels back in time to prevent this from happening with the strong intent to kill Russell when he's still a child. He breaks into the Ice Box, the mutant prison Russell is being held in, and mows down the guards before then fighting [[Characters/XMenFilmSeriesDeadpool Wade Wilson/Deadpool]] and beating him too. Cable then goes after a prison caravan Russell is in while making further attempts to prevent Deadpool's interference as well. Cable then teams up with Deadpool and his friends to track down Russell and after Deadpool sacrifices himself to protect Russell from Cable and thus, undoes Russell's actions in the future. Cable then relives the previous fight against mutant-hating orderlies perfectly while saving Deadpool and deciding to stay to further help preserve the future comfortable knowing his family is alive again.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Kid Cable, the younger Cable introduced in ''Extermination''. Part of it is because he [[spoiler: murdered the older Cable]], and the other part is that he's, well, young, when a big part of Cable's appeal is him being an old grizzled soldier. And unlike the actual younger version of Cable (his half-brother/counterpart, ComicBook/XMan), he isn't endearingly socially awkward and trying to be a hero, he isn't exploring Cable's potential if he didn't have the virus, and he isn't interestingly weird. Indeed, he seems to combine the worst traits of both Cable ''and'' X-Man. It gets worse when most of the X-Men and Summers/Grey Family go on to sweep Cable's death under the rug and [[EasilyForgiven forgive Kid Cable for murdering him]], treat him like family, effectively replacing Cable. [[ShootTheShaggyDog Despite everything he was to them and sacrificed for them over the years.]]
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* ReplacementScrappy: Kid Cable, the younger Cable introduced in ''Extermination''. Part of it is because he [[spoiler: murdered the older Cable]], and the other part is that he's, well, young, when a big part of Cable's appeal is him being an old grizzled soldier. And unlike the actual younger version of Cable (his half-brother/counterpart, brother/counterpart, ComicBook/XMan), he isn't endearingly socially awkward and trying to be a hero, he isn't exploring Cable's potential if he didn't have the virus, and he isn't interestingly weird. Indeed, he seems to combine the worst traits of both Cable ''and'' X-Man. It gets worse when most of the X-Men and Summers/Grey Family go on to sweep Cable's death under the rug and [[EasilyForgiven forgive Kid Cable for murdering him]], treat him like family, effectively replacing Cable. [[ShootTheShaggyDog Despite everything he was to them and sacrificed for them over the years.]]