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Sharon: Hey, Laura. I've been wondering. This is a school. What happens in the summer? Do the students go home?
Laura: Some do. For others, this is home. Some Mutants are lucky. Their families sees beyond the powers. An even luckier few have Mutant parents or close relatives. But there are many who aren't lucky.
— Sharon Carter and Laura Howlett, Sam Wilson: Captain America
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In General
- Badass Crew: A team of Mutants dedicated to protecting Mutants.
- Movie Superheroes Wear Black: Played with. The present day X-Men suits like the one Laura has are colourful and comic book accurate. The past ones are more akin to the Bryan Singer suits, but they maintain secondary colours beyond black.
- Mutants: Naturally.
- Nanomachines: Their suits are made of them, giving them self repairing abilities.
Team Members
Current X-Men
Jean Grey / Cerebra
Birth Name: Jean Grey
Known Aliases: Cerebra
Species: Mutant Human
Citizenship: American
Original Reality: Earth-62338
Affiliation(s): X-Men
Portrayed By: ???
Appearances: Sam Wilson: Captain America
"We could use some backup down here. Do you think you can get us some?"
— Jean Grey, Sam Wilson: Captain America
A Mutant with psychic abilities and telekinesis, a member of the X-Men, and girlfriend of Scott Summers, Jean Grey operates under the codename Cerebra. Falling victim to Thanos' Snap before returning three years later, Jean returned to the Xavier School in a stranger world than the one she left.
- Adaptational Name Change: Codename change. She goes by Cerebra when in the field due to 'Marvel Girl' being somewhat outdated and 'Phoenix' not being apt due to her lacking the Phoenix Force.
- Back from the Dead:
Word of God confirmed that Jean was a victim of Thanos' Snap, and thus restored by Bruce Banner. - The Cameo: Her role in Sam Wilson: Captain America is a slightly extended one in a Flashback.
- No Body Left Behind: Word of God states she was a victim of the Thanos' Snap.
Laura Howlett / Wolverine II
Birth Name: Laura Howlett
Known Aliases: Wolverine
Species: Mutant Human
Citizenship: Canadian
Original Reality: Earth-62338
Affiliation(s): X-Men
Portrayed By: Daisy Ridley
Appearances: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 Post-Credits Scene, Sam Wilson: Captain America
"Name's Laura, but I go by Wolverine in the field."
— Laura Howlett, Sam Wilson: Captain America
The daughter of Logan Howlett, the first Wolverine. Having fallen victim to Thanos' Snap, Laura returned to a world just as chaotic for Mutants as the one she left.
- Absurdly Sharp Blade: Her claws.
- Adaptational Modesty: Rather than the Of Corsets Sexy the character is typically known for, she opts for a suit that covers her up completely, with the only parts of her body exposed being her lower face and her hair.
- Adaptational Name Change: Last name change, to be specific. It changes from her mother's "Kinney" to her father's "Howlett".
- Adaptational Superpower Change: Of a sort. She gains her father's full Adamantium skeleton rather than only her claws being coated.
- Affirmative-Action Legacy: A woman, taking over her father's mantle as Wolverine.
- Armed Legs: She has a claw on each foot.
- Audible Sharpness: Her claws pop out with the signature Wolverine snikt.
- Back from the Dead: Word of God confirmed that Laura was a victim of Thanos' Snap, and thus restored by Bruce Banner.
- The Cameo: She appears in the one of the post-credits scenes of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3.
- Combat Parkour: She moves around quite a bit during combat to make use of her foot claws.
- Comic-Book Movies Don't Use Codenames: Averted. Her second line of dialogue in Sam Wilson: Captain America is referring to herself as Wolverine.
- Healing Factor: Comes with being a Wolverine.
- Legacy Character: She's the second Wolverine.
- Lightning Bruiser: She's both agile, making use of her hands and feet in quick attacks, and strong, largely due to her Adamantium skeleton.
- Major Injury Underreaction: She feels more annoyed at being folded in half by Apocalypse than anything. Justified in that she can heal.
- No Body Left Behind: Word of God states she was a victim of the Thanos' Snap.
- Primary-Color Champion: Her suit is yellow and blue.
- Unobtainium: Her skeleton is made from Adamantium.
- Wolverine Claws: Naturally.
Hank McCoy / Beast
Birth Name: Hank McCoy
Known Aliases: Beast
Species: Mutant Human
Citizenship: American
Original Reality: Earth-62338
Affiliation(s): X-Men
Portrayed By: ???
Appearances: Sam Wilson: Captain America
"My stars and garters, it's incredible. This will take a bit. Mr. Lang, your shrinking tech may help us out. And Sergeant Barnes, we'll need to plan for your shooting style. If you both could stay, that would be excellent."
— Hank McCoy, Sam Wilson: Captain America
The head of science at the Xavier School and a member of the X-Men operating under the codename Beast, Hank McCoy is both intelligent and powerful.
- Amazing Technicolor Population: He's blue.
- Beast Man: Naturally.
- Catchphrase: As seen in his character quote, he maintains his comic book catchphrase of "My stars and garters!".
- Natural Weapon: He has claws on all of his fingers and toes.
- Super-Intelligence: Charles Xavier mentions he is the science guy for the Xavier School.
Scott Summers / Cyclops
Birth Name: Scott Summers
Known Aliases: Cyclops
Species: Mutant Human
Citizenship: American
Original Reality: Earth-62338
Affiliation(s): X-Men
Portrayed By: ???
Appearances: Sam Wilson: Captain America
"Charles is waiting for you in the Biochem Room."
— Scott Summers, Sam Wilson: Captain America
A Mutant with the ability to fire concussive energy from his eyes, the leader of the X-Men, and boyfriend of Jean Grey, Scott Summers operates under the codename 'Cyclops'. Falling victim to Thanos' Snap before returning three years later, Scott returned to the Xavier School in a stranger world than the one he left.
- Back from the Dead: Word of God confirmed that Scott was a victim of Thanos' Snap, and thus restored by Bruce Banner.
- The Cameo: His role in Sam Wilson: Captain America is a slightly extended one in a Flashback.
- Eye Beams: His mutant power.
- No Body Left Behind: Word of God states he was a victim of the Thanos' Snap.
- One-Steve Limit: Averted. Scott Summers meets Scott Lang in Sam Wilson: Captain America. The story handles this by calling Summers 'Glasses Scott' and Lang 'Shrinking Scott'.
Former X-Men
Logan Howlett / Wolverine I
Birth Name: Logan Howlett
Known Aliases: Wolverine
Species: Mutant Human
Citizenship: Canadian
Original Reality: Earth-62338
Affiliation(s): X-Men
Portrayed By: ???
Appearances: Sam Wilson: Captain America Flashback
"It's me, Honey Badger. Did they hurt you?"
— Logan Howlett, Sam Wilson: Captain America
A Mutant with a Healing Factor and an adamantium skeleton, the father of Laura Howlett, and the original Wolverine.
- Absurdly Sharp Blade: His claws.
- A Father to His Men: Laura mentions he was one to quite a few of the X-Men.
- Affectionate Nickname: He calls his daughter "Honey Badger".
- Audible Sharpness: His claws pop out with the signature Wolverine snikt.
- The Cameo: He appears in a Flashback in Sam Wilson: Captain America.
- Cruel and Unusual Death: He dies coated in Adamantium, something that melts him from the back to the front.
- Dying Declaration of Love: A platonic example. His last words are that he loves his daughter.
- Dying Moment of Awesome: Logan dies stopping a scheme involving Adamantium, a moment straight out of Death of Wolverine.
- Healing Factor: Comes with being a Wolverine.
- Heroic Sacrifice: He dies saving Laura and stopping Weapons Plus from using their Adamantium.
- Killed Mid-Sentence: His dies in the middle of telling his daughter he loves her.
- Killed Off for Real: Logan is almost a decade dead by the time of Sam Wilson: Captain America.
- Pre-Sacrifice Final Goodbye: He tells his daughter he loves her sorry before dying.
- Unobtainium: His skeleton is made from Adamantium.
- Wolverine Claws: The Trope Namer.
Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto
Birth Name: Erik Lehnsherr
Known Aliases: Magneto
Species: Mutant Human
Citizenship: Genoshan
Original Reality: Earth-62338
Affiliation(s): X-Men, Genosha
Portrayed By: ???
Appearances: Sam Wilson: Captain America
"I love company, but I assume something else brings you to Genosha."
— Erik Lehnsherr, Sam Wilson: Captain America
A Mutant with the magnetokinetic abilities and the former field leader of the X-Men. After the death of Logan Howlett, Erik retired and traveled to Genosha to found a Mutant homeland.
- Adaptational Heroism: He's rather set in his ways as a heroic figure. Word of God confirms that it's because the author was tired of Magneto constantly going back to villainy.
- Extra-ore-dinary: Naturally for the character.
- Genocide Survivor: He's a Holocaust survivor.
- Logical Weakness: He can't manipulate mystical or enchanted metal, which includes vibranium.
- Long-Lost Relative: Erik notes that Wanda reminds him of her late wife and himself. Wanda is also told she is the daughter of an 'Erik' on Vormir.
- Older Than They Look: He maintains his status as a Holocaust survivor despite being alive in 2021 due to how Mutant aging works.
- Shooting Superman: Hydra's plan to kill Magneto? Shoot him with a metal bullet.
- Slave Brand: Erik's arm is tattooed with the number "24005" as given to him during the Holocaust.
