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** Phastos befriending the Machine that is Earth, resetting it to it's default status and asking if it's alright. It turns out that Phastos has effectively killed it's former personality.
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** When Syne is resurrected half-dead and finds that her sisters are dead (for good), and her human poetry buddy is dead, she seeks out Exodus - who'd died with her in a MutualKill, and essentially begs him to wield her as a LivingWeapon. While they briefly bond over the chivalric poetry of Chretien de Troyes, it leads up to her plea, given on bended knee.
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** When Syne is resurrected half-dead and finds that her sisters are dead (for good), and her human poetry buddy is dead, she seeks out Exodus - who'd died with her in a MutualKill, and essentially begs him to wield her as a LivingWeapon. While they briefly bond over the chivalric poetry {{poetry}} of Chretien de Troyes, it leads up to her plea, given on bended knee.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[EarnYourHappyEnding and judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.]]
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** [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[EarnYourHappyEnding and judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.]]]]
** When Syne is resurrected half-dead and finds that her sisters are dead (for good), and her human poetry buddy is dead, she seeks out Exodus - who'd died with her in a MutualKill, and essentially begs him to wield her as a LivingWeapon. While they briefly bond over the chivalric poetry of Chretien de Troyes, it leads up to her plea, given on bended knee.
-->'''Syne''': I would write a lament for the planet, a sonnet of fire and violence... but I cannot strike that which oppresses us. I am a sword in the stone that needs to be drawn forth. I need to be wielded by a Knight of the Round Table.
-->'''Exodus''': What would this poem be called?
-->'''Syne''': How about... ''"L'mort d'Celestial"''?
** [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[EarnYourHappyEnding and judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.
** When Syne is resurrected half-dead and finds that her sisters are dead (for good), and her human poetry buddy is dead, she seeks out Exodus - who'd died with her in a MutualKill, and essentially begs him to wield her as a LivingWeapon. While they briefly bond over the chivalric poetry of Chretien de Troyes, it leads up to her plea, given on bended knee.
-->'''Syne''': I would write a lament for the planet, a sonnet of fire and violence... but I cannot strike that which oppresses us. I am a sword in the stone that needs to be drawn forth. I need to be wielded by a Knight of the Round Table.
-->'''Exodus''': What would this poem be called?
-->'''Syne''': How about... ''"L'mort d'Celestial"''?
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Many fans have praised this event as one of the best [[CrisisCrossover Crisis Crossovers]] that Marvel has put out in years, for a variety of reasons.
** This is the first major event that fan-favorite writer Creator/KieronGillen has ever written, as well as the culmination of both [[ComicBook/Eternals2021 his run on Eternals]] and the first arc of his ComicBook/ImmortalXMen series.
** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here. Even so, there are still some Eternals who are against Druig and are either directly or indirectly acting out against him.
** Likewise, [[spoiler: the introduction of the Progenitor as the true overarching threat of the series has been praised as a legitimately interesting twist.]]
** This is the first major event that fan-favorite writer Creator/KieronGillen has ever written, as well as the culmination of both [[ComicBook/Eternals2021 his run on Eternals]] and the first arc of his ComicBook/ImmortalXMen series.
** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here. Even so, there are still some Eternals who are against Druig and are either directly or indirectly acting out against him.
** Likewise, [[spoiler: the introduction of the Progenitor as the true overarching threat of the series has been praised as a legitimately interesting twist.]]
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** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here. There Even so, there are even still some Eternals who are against Druig and are either directly or indirectly acting out against him.
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** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here. There are even some Eternals who are against Druig and are either directly or indirectly siding acting out against him.
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** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here. There are even some Eternals who are against Druig and are either directly or indirectly siding against him.
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** This is the first major event that fan-favorite writer Creator/KieronGillen has ever written, as well as the culmination of both [[ComicBook/Eternals2021 his run on Eternals]] and the first arc of his ComicBook/ImmortalXMen series.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[and EarnYourHappyEnding judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.]]
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[and EarnYourHappyEnding [[EarnYourHappyEnding and judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.]]
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* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: [[spoiler:By the end of issue #5 the Avengers are mostly dead. Krakoa is destroyed, ending mutant resurrection. Eternal resurrection systems have been destroyed. The world is burning and human cities are in ruins. At this point it's clear that some sort of ResetButton is looming]].
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* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: [[spoiler:By the end of issue #5 the Avengers are mostly dead. Krakoa is destroyed, ending mutant resurrection. Eternal resurrection systems have been destroyed. The world is burning and human cities are in ruins. At this point it's clear that some sort of ResetButton is looming]].looming]].
* TearJerker: [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[and EarnYourHappyEnding judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.]]
* TearJerker: [[spoiler: The death of Magneto. After having his heart torn out by Uranos, the villain-turned-hero manages to manually pump his own blood for twenty-four hours, with the help of Storm empowering him. After managing to save Arakko from destruction and even defeating Uranos with his own armory, Magneto succumbs to his injuries, and seemingly dies in Storm's arms. In a bittersweet but beautiful send-off, the Progenitor appears to him in the form of his long-deceased daughter, Anya, [[and EarnYourHappyEnding judges him as worthy,]] allowing Magneto to pass on with a peaceful smile on his face, knowing that he managed to protect his people and that he will finally see his child again.]]
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Many fans have praised this event as one of the best CrisisCrossovers [[CrisisCrossover Crisis Crossovers that Marvel has put out in years.years, for a variety of reasons.
** This is the first major event Creator/KieronGillen has ever written, as well as the culmination of both [[ComicBook/Eternals2021 his run on Eternals]] and the first arc of his ComicBook/ImmortalXMen series.
** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here.
** Likewise, [[spoiler: the introduction of the Progenitor as the true overarching threat of the series has been praised as a legitimately interesting twist.]]
** This is the first major event Creator/KieronGillen has ever written, as well as the culmination of both [[ComicBook/Eternals2021 his run on Eternals]] and the first arc of his ComicBook/ImmortalXMen series.
** Rather than another LetsYouAndHimFight scenario between the Avengers and the X-Men (after many people have complained about the Avengers acting out of character in the [[ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen previous mutant-centric event they appeared in]]), the Avengers are actually on the X-Men's side here, and it's the Eternals (led by SmugSnake Druig) that are attempting to wipe out the mutants here.
** Likewise, [[spoiler: the introduction of the Progenitor as the true overarching threat of the series has been praised as a legitimately interesting twist.]]
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