History Characters / XMen90sMembers

* AtomicSuperpower: Jubilee can detonate matter at a subatomic level. Since she is a pacifist she settles for using her powers in a more harmless manner.

** Even her original powers, which she largely used just to create fireworks effects, would actually rank her as one of the most powerful mutants alive: she detonates matter on a subatomic level, and the resulting annihilation creates flashes of light as a side-effect. She's basically a walking Matter-To-{{Antimatter}} converter, and has destroyed an entire house before. With enough focus, she could have destroyed large tracts of land, continents, planets... even star systems to upwards of galaxies, theoretically. Emma Frost even said Jubilee had the potential to be one of the single-most powerful mutants she'd ever encountered, and given that she's met Xavier, Magneto, Apocalypse, and Phoenix, that's saying something.

* DudleyDoRightStopsToHelp: She broke off her escape from "Operation: Zero Tolerance" to [[SaveTheVillain give first aid to a villain]] she had [[PowerIncontinence accidentally injured]]. This lead directly to her being recaptured for another round of torture.

* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: Bling!, one of the female students at the Jean Grey School, once [[TeacherStudentRomance tried to put the moves on Jubilee]].
* EverybodyHatesMathematics: Justified - turns out she has dyscalculia, the mathematical equivalent of dyslexia.

* GloryDays: Did you know she was an X-Man? She'll never let you forget it.

* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: What Jubilee's original power set ''really'' was, had she ever cut loose and used them to their full potential. See PersonOfMassDestruction below.

* LethalHarmlessPowers: She could have done so much more with her power, but she was afraid of killing someone.
** The one time she did cut loose with her powers (because she thought Wolverine was dead) she blew up half of The Mandarin's castle!

*** Her powers tend to be more destructive when she's emotional and unable to focus and control her abilities as well as usual. She's used this to her advantage before. In Generation X, Emma Frost states that Jubes has the potential to detonate matter at a sub-atomic level, which she actually does in ComicBook/XTerminators2022, after being excited at finally having a big enough space to do it in.

** In the movies, it's the thing she's most known for, because every film, her fans get excited that she's actually going to do something (especially when she gets recast)... and it always always always turns out that that one shot from the trailer that made her ''look'' important is her only scene, as an extra who doesn't say or do anything. And then it turns out she ''was'' intended to do more but her scenes were deleted. (However, the scenes were just her getting to say a few lines to the leads, nothing that would involve her in the plot - expendable enough to be the first thing to hit the cutting room floor to bring down the runtime.)

* PersonOfMassDestruction: Her original power set certainly seems rather lame on the surface (see WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway), but then you remember what her "pafs" are ''actually'' made of, and Emma Frost once states that should Jubilee exercise her power to its full potential she could detonate matter at the ''sub-atomic'' level. That's right, Jubilee's original powers made her a ''walking fusion bomb''.

* WillfullyWeak: As noted above, the main limitation on her powers is that she really doesn't want to harm anybody. Quite aside from her ability to demolish castles and blast her way out of mutant-proof cells, it's also been noted in-universe that, if she wanted, she could set off a small explosion inside someone's skull. She's only ever done this to a Prime Sentinel, but it can be safely assumed that most humans would not survive it.

** In ComicBook/XTerminators2022 she ''finally'' cuts loose by [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/e/ec/Jubilation_Lee_%28Earth-616%29_from_X-Terminators_Vol_2_5_001.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20230125225516 turning herself into a fusion bomb]] [[ItMakesSenseInContext to get revenge on the Collector]].

*** Her powers tend to be more destructive when she's emotional and unable to focus and control her abilities as well as usual. She's used this to her advantage before. In Genration X, Emma Frost states that Jubes has the potential to detonate matter at a sub-atomic level.

* EnergyAbsorption: His power allows him to absorb several kinds of energy, including psychic energy, as well as redirecting it in the form of laser blasts.

* GeniusBruiser: Bishop is TheBigGuy with an unending array of {{BFG}}s...but he also [[SmartPeoplePlayChess plays chess]] in his head with Charles Xavier, is a homicide detective who frequently [[GuileHero investigates cases]] involving mutants, and is in general a well–read, [[RealMenWearPink sensitive]] gentleman [[HiddenDepths and a surprisingly good cook]]. ...when he isn't angry and shooting you.

* HeroicBuild: His puts most X-Men's to shame.

* KarmaHoudini: Given how much pain and suffering he caused (even wiping out entire alternate ''worlds'' just to get to Hope!) it is quite jarring how easy the X-Men have forgiven him. On the other hand, when he had his mind essentially reset, he was distinctly displeased, as while he'd made a HeelFaceTurn while stranded in a desolate future, he felt a) it was still his mind and his problem to deal with, b) he didn't deserve that kind of forgiveness.

* SuperCop: Was it, and hasn't shaken it out of him.

* TheBusCameBack: Returned to the X-men in the mid-2010s as a good guy, and has pretty much hung around ever since.

!!!'''Species:''' Human Mutant Cyborg

Post-''Decimation'' he underwent a rather drastic FaceHeelTurn and turned into an EvilCounterpart to Comicbook/{{Cable}}, losing an arm along the way to strengthen the resemblance, and dividing his time between time travel, scheming, and attempting to shoot Cable with very large guns. And a cheeky bit of global-scale genocide. After ''Avengers Vs. X-Men'', he returned to the modern day, where his true allegiances were hard to pin down for quite some time until the ''Krakoan Age'', where he solidified his status as a committed soldier for the mutant cause, serving as one of the island nation's Great Captains.

* NinetiesAntiHero: A solid one on the trail of Cable: a big, rugged vigilante with large weapons and hailing from a dark future. Unlike Cable, however, Bishop is actually more of an early {{Deconstruction}} of the trope, as his violent methods only caused him trouble both in and out of the X-Men after he came to present time. Also, he is a downplayed example, as while Cable was a professional warzone survivor, Bishop was just a hardcore police officer and never quite went into outright SociopathicHero territory.

* ArchEnemy: Trevor Fitzroy and Cable.

* AwesomeAussie: His parents were Austalian (his mom was an [[UsefulNotes/AustralianAborigines Australian Aborigine]]) and he was conceived there. (By the time he was born, the entire continent was a radioactive wasteland. We did mention he was from a CrapsackFuture, yes?) He is also very badass (when he's not trying to [[FaceHeelTurn kill]] [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong children]]).

* BadFuture: Actually a post-bad future, as Bishop's native timeline was a society that had successfully rebuilt itself after a war against the Sentinels. However, it wasn't exactly an utopia either, as the need for an elite mutant police with big guns can attest.
%%* BaldOfEvil: In the 2000s he shaved his dreads and he later did a FaceHeelTurn.

* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Inverted with his thematical relationship to the other 90's X-Man antihero, Cable. Although Bishop started as a mild deconstruction of everything Cable represented, he ended up taking a lot of traits from him when he became bent on chasing Cable and Hope. This includes an artificial arm (which was actually reverse engineered by Forge after Cable's), a shiny eye (both of his eyes are, but artists of this period liked to draw him with a single eye glowing red a la ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'') and a much darker personality (to the extent he did much worse things than Cable would have even considered).

* FutureBadass: Subverted in that he has not born yet in this era, but he's a badass from the future nonetheless.

* LastNameBasis: Over the years, Bishop didn't have a first name until in one ''X-Treme X-Men'' issue revealed it to be Lucas. Until then, there was even ambiguity about whether "Bishop" was meant to be a surname or a codename (in one issue, where Storm asked him to call her Ororo, Bishop expressed confusion at the concept and said that she could call him...Bishop). It didn't help that his sister Shard Bishop had the opposite case and was referred in a FirstNameBasis.

* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:When Cable and Hope had enough of him chasing them through different timelines, Cable managed to scramble Bishop's time-travelling teleportation device which stranded him in a very deserted distant future]].
* ReformedButRejected: Since he's returned from the future. However, as of 2017 he has returned to working with the X-men with no evidence of mistrust or resentment. It is possible his [[{{Retcon}} actions regarding Hope most likely have been erased]] thanks to a certain [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 cosmic reset]].

* TangledFamilyTree: Throughout his history, he's been shown and implied to be related in one way or another to Gateway, Storm, M, and Neal Shaara. (Who are Australian, Kenyan-American, Algerian-Monacan and Indian, respectively.)

* TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour: A time-travelling Madrox and Layla Miller once met Bishop as a pre-teen. He was scornful of any Mutant who claimed to be the next evolutionary step, and outright told them he wished he had a chance at killing Hope Summers. Several years later, when he was somewhere in his early teens, he told Hecat'e he'd kill her if she messed with Shard.

Bishop, full name Lucas Bishop, is a time-traveling cop from the future who found himself stuck in the past after chasing there a mutant criminal rebellion started by Trevor Fitzroy. He took on the task of [[VigilanteExecution terminating with extreme prejudice]] the remnants of the rebellion, but the task proved too difficult and he ended up being captured by the X-Men, who were interested in stopping his violent ways. It's then revealed that he comes from a post-dystopic future in which humans and mutants joined forces to stop a Sentinel takeover, after which a special force named Xavier's Security Enforcers was created to police the mutant population. Now without a way to return, but with possibly a way to avoid such a BadFuture, Bishop became an X-Man and lent his big guns and military training to their cause.

Post-''Decimation'' he underwent a rather drastic FaceHeelTurn and turned into an EvilCounterpart to Comicbook/{{Cable}}, losing an arm along the way, dividing his time between time travel, scheming, and attempting to shoot Cable with very large guns. And global scale genocide. After ''Avengers Vs. X-Men'', he returned to the modern day, where his allegiances have been messy.

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: On the surface she's a somewhat ditzy, ''very'' [[TheNineties 90s]] [[TotallyRadical mallrat]], and ''especially'' for those who only know her from ''WesternAnimation/XMenTheAnimatedSeies'' her ''pafs'' [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway come across as a joke]]. And it certainly helps that Jubilee never really learned to develop her powers to their full potential. But then you read ''why'' she didn't: Jubilee is capable of manipulating and ''detonating'' matter at the ''sub-atomic'' level, and once ''leveled The Mandarin's castle'' when she cut loose because she thought ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} had been hurt. And that ''still'' wasn't the full extent of her powers. ComicBook/EmmaFrost more or less likened her to ''[[PersonOfMassDestruction a walking fusion bomb]]''. Keep in mind she manipulates plasma. As in ''the'' most pervasive state of matter ''in the universe''. The sun is a ''big ball of plasma''. It's what ''outer space'' is made of. And Jubilee can potentially control ''any of it''.

* ReformedButRejected: Since he's returned from the future. However, as of 2017 he has returned to working with the X-men with no evidence of mistrust or resentment. It is possible his [[{{Retcon}} actions regarding Hope most likely have been erased]] thanks to a certain [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 cosmic rest]].

* LIsForDyslexia: But with math.

* AngryBlackMan: Australian aborigine and with some anger management issues.

* GeniusBruiser: Bishop is an AngryBlackMan who is TheBigGuy with an unending array of {{BFG}}s...but he also [[SmartPeoplePlayChess plays chess]] in his head with Charles Xavier, is a homicide detective who frequently [[GuileHero investigates cases]] involving mutants, and is in general a well–read, [[RealMenWearPink sensitive]] gentleman [[HiddenDepths and a surprisingly good cook]]. ...when he isn't angry and shooting you.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: Jubilation Lee, although she herself hates it, and prefers her pseudonym.

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: On the surface she's a somewhat ditzy, ''very'' [[TheNineties 90s]] [[TotallyRadical mallrat]], and ''especially'' for those who only know her from the animated ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' her ''pafs'' [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway come across as a joke]]. And it certainly helps that Jubilee never really learned to develop her powers to their full potential. But then you read ''why'' she didn't: Jubilee is capable of manipulating and ''detonating'' matter at the ''sub-atomic'' level, and once ''leveled The Mandarin's castle'' when she cut loose because she thought ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} had been hurt. And that ''still'' wasn't the full extent of her powers. ComicBook/EmmaFrost more or less likened her to ''[[PersonOfMassDestruction a walking fusion bomb]]''. Keep in mind she manipulates plasma. As in ''the'' most pervasive state of matter ''in the universe''. The sun is a ''big ball of plasma''. It's what ''outer space'' is made of. And Jubilee can potentially control ''any of it''.

* KnifeNut: Marrow almost always uses bone knives which grow from her own body as weapons. She is drawn with them on nearly each cover she appears on.

** While Marrow was a member of X-Force, consisting of Meme, Fantomex, Cable, Domino and Doctor Nemesis, she suffered heavily from mental instability from the trauma of losing her child, which manifested in childish behavior, lack of respect/personal boundaries and even more frequent bouts of aggression. Though the rest of the team had their own issues which they dealt with, suck as a general lack of trust in their teammates.

--->'''Jubilee:''' I'm just a kid -- if I want to pretend nothin' ever bothers me, that's my right as an immature brat. But you -- what's your excuse, [[WingedHumanoid Tweety]]?
* AsianAirheads: While not stupid, she suffers dyscalculia, averting the "[[AsianAndNerdy Asians as math geniuses]]" stereotype.

* FashionDissonance: She is easily one of the most unmistakably 90s characters of the team with her pink armour/yellow trench coat wardrobe being considered gloriously tacky nowadays. Thanks to her inclusion in the immensely popular Fox ''[[WesternAnimation/XMenTheAnimatedSeries X-Men 90s cartoon]]'' (despite only being a relatively new member in the comics at the time) she gained enough of fanbase to survive past the decade, although modern comics generally give her less garish outfits.

-> See [[Characters/MarvelComicsGambit Gambit]]

-> See [[Characters/MarvelComicsPsylocke Psylocke]]

* ACupAngst: Actually drawn to look like a gymnast on a team full of bikini models and she's not happy about it, though she has become progressively curvier.

* DiscardAndDraw: Jubilee was one of the numerous Mutants who lost their power after M-Day. While serving with the New Warriors, she took on the name "Wondra" and used advanced technology that granted her super strength. She was turned into a vampire during the ''Curse of the Mutants'' storyline, granting her superhuman strength, speed, healing and the ability to turn into vapor, but has since regained her original powers and is no longer a vampire.

* FemmeFatalons: As vampire, she has claws.

Bishop, full name Lucas Bishop, is a time-traveling cop from the future who found himself stuck in the past after chasing there a mutant criminal rebellion started by Trevor Fitzroy. He took on the task of [[VigilanteExecution terminating with extreme prejudice]] the remnants of the rebellion, but the task proved too difficult and he ended up being captured by the X-Men, who were interested in stopping his violent ways. It's then revealed that he comes from a post-dystopic future in which humans and mutants joined forces to stop a Sentinel takeover, after which a special force named Xavier's Security Enforcers was created to police mutant population. Now without a way to return, but with possibly a way to avoid such a BadFuture, Bishop became a X-Man and lent his big guns and military training to their cause.

Bishop, full name Lucas Bishop, is a time-traveling cop from the future who found himself stuck in the past after chasing there a mutant criminal rebellion started by Trevor Fitzroy. He took on the task of [[VigilanteExecution terminating with extreme prejudice]] the remants of the rebellion, but the task proved too difficult and he ended up being captured by the X-Men, who were interested in stopping his violent ways. It's then revealed that he comes from a post-dystopic future in which humans and mutants joined forces to stop a Sentinel takeover, after which a special force named Xavier's Security Enforcers was created to police mutant population. Now without a way to return, but with possibly a way to avoid such a BadFuture, Bishop became a X-Man and lent his big guns and military training to their cause.

* ContinuitySnarl: His FaceHeelTurn was the result of this as ''Messiah Complex'' stating that Hope was responsible for his state of his BadFuture--which flew right in the face of what was established, which was one of the X-Men themselves (ComicBook/ProfessorX [[SplitPersonality by way of]] ComicBook/{{Onslaught}}) losing their shit, killing most of the X-Men[[note]]ComicBook/{{Gambit}} was implied to have been the SoleSurvivor as a character in Bishop's time named the Witness, looked like an older [=LeBeau=] and talked like him, which led Bishop to believe Gambit betrayed the team[[/note]], and attacking the world.

* MamaBear: Do '''not''' [[https://i.imgur.com/Z6MOCT5.jpg son Shogo!]]

* MamaBear: Do '''not''' [[https://38.media.tumblr.com/da11de5251e0461ad8e8ec408561c672/tumblr_nbtb2mZcCT1r2qd6xo2_1280.jpg try to take adopted son Shogo!]]

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Some colorists make it brown, red or orange, but her default hair color is actually pink.

For most of her history, her body was well-known, but she was not. Revanche is the body that [[Characters/MarvelComicsBetsyBraddock Betsy Braddock]] was transplanted into, and thus making her one of Marvel's most iconic femme fatales for a long time. Revanche, in the body of Betsy Braddock, was eventually killed at her request by her lover Matsu'o, as she did not want to die of the Legacy Virus. This ensured that Betsy [[LockedIntoStrangeness would remain in her body for many years]]. Kwannon got better, and eventually came back, and she and Betsy finally reverted bodies at long last during ''ComicBook/HuntForWolverine: Mystery in Madripoor''.