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Cortez quickly gathered a second generation of Acolytes, a group with massive numbers mirroring the size the X-Men had grown to by this time and organized around a ChurchMilitant ideology that exalted Magneto as a mutant messiah. Unfortunately for Cortez, Magneto had survived his assassination attempt and recruited a messiah figure of his own, the biblically-powerful mutant Exodus. Deposing Cortez with Exodus's aid, Magneto retook the reins of Acolytes, casting them firmly into the role of EvilCounterpart team to the X-Men as a whole. However, off-panel politics (the continuing fallout of the rather fiittingly titled "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_Comics#Founding Image X-odus]]) disrupted whatever plans the writers originally had for the Acolytes, Consequently, they lost their focus after two highly-publicized CrisisCrossover stories (''ComicBook/FatalAttractions'' and ''ComicBook/BloodTies'') and devolved in short order into a team of SuperPoweredMooks.
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Cortez quickly gathered a second generation of Acolytes, a group with massive numbers mirroring the size the X-Men had grown to by this time and organized around a ChurchMilitant ideology that exalted Magneto as a mutant messiah. Unfortunately for Cortez, Magneto had survived his assassination attempt and recruited a messiah figure of his own, the biblically-powerful mutant Exodus. Deposing Cortez with Exodus's aid, Magneto retook the reins of Acolytes, casting them firmly into the role of EvilCounterpart team to the X-Men as a whole. However, off-panel politics (the continuing fallout of the rather fiittingly titled "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_Comics#Founding Image X-odus]]) disrupted whatever plans the writers originally had for the Acolytes, Consequently, they lost their focus after two highly-publicized CrisisCrossover stories (''ComicBook/FatalAttractions'' and ''ComicBook/BloodTies'') ''ComicBook/BloodTiesMarvelComics'') and devolved in short order into a team of SuperPoweredMooks.
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* ApologeticAttacker: In ''X-Men Legacy'', and specifically to his former Acolyte Frenzy.
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* BadPowersBadPeople: The probable reason why he was made into a psychic vampire out of nowhere in 1996 -- unlike Fabian Cortez, his powers aren't (or weren't at first) naturally harmful to others, so the writers decided to 'upgrade' them to more strongly stress to readers that he is in fact a villain.
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* BadPowersBadPeople: The probable reason why he was made into a psychic vampire out of nowhere in 1996 -- unlike Fabian Cortez, his powers aren't (or weren't at first) naturally harmful to others, so the writers decided to 'upgrade' them to more strongly stress to readers that he is in fact a villain. That being said, it was a fairly brief stint, and immediately after he'd nearly been killed fighting Holocaust on Avalon, when he was explicitly recorvering. The only time it was really seen was when he jumped Nate Grey (who was leaking psychic energy everywhere). Who sensed that he had been enhanced by Apocalypse. Cue UnstoppableRage and Exodus being overloaded and buried alive in an Alpine Crevasse (though the 'vampirism' thing was cured, so there's that).
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* DoesNotLikeMagic: Being a displaced 12th century knight, it's no surprise that he has this attitude. He rebukes the High Evolutionary for his "occult dabblings" and considers the Scarlet Witch mutantkind's #1 enemy after she brings about M-Day.
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* DoesNotLikeMagic: Being a displaced 12th century knight, it's no surprise that he has this attitude. He rebukes the High Evolutionary for his "occult dabblings" and considers the Scarlet Witch mutantkind's #1 enemy after she brings about M-Day.M-Day, referring to her as 'The Pretender'. [[spoiler: He softens on this after the ''Trial of Magneto'', when Wanda uses her death and resurrection to become 'The Redeemer', creating a mutant afterlife and ultimate Cerebro back-up that also a) neatly bypasses the need for the Crucible, b) allows the resurrection of every mutant that ever slipped through Cerebro's sensors, and tells her story alongside her.]]
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* TheExtremistWasRight: In ''X-Men: Legacy'' he decided to kill Cyclops after reading Rogue and Wolverine's memories and becoming convinced that Scott was a threat to the mutant race. Shortly after this storyline happened we got the CrisisCrossover of ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen'', during which Cyclops went full baddie, killed Professor X and became the new Dark Phoenix.
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* TheExtremistWasRight: YMMV. In ''X-Men: Legacy'' he decided to kill Cyclops after reading Rogue and Wolverine's memories and becoming convinced that Scott was a threat to the mutant race. Shortly after this storyline happened we got the CrisisCrossover of ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen'', during which Cyclops went full baddie, killed Professor X and became the new Dark Phoenix. Of course, not only was Cyclops pushed to the edge of sanity by constant attacks from the Avengers and Xavier himself (who should have known from the original Phoenix Saga how ''that'' would go), he only had the Phoenix because of what the Avengers tried to do to the Phoenix, and the end of the event sparked the regeneration of mutantkind. So...
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* OneManArmy: His power is such that he can effortlessly take down entire teams of mutants. At the apex of his power, Exodus was able to handle the Avengers and X-Men simultaneously while ''also'' holding Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Jean Grey and Crystal captive in his force fields (he couldn't keep it up for long though).
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* OneManArmy: His power is such that he can effortlessly take down entire teams of mutants. At the apex of his power, Exodus was able to handle the Avengers and X-Men simultaneously while ''also'' holding Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Jean Grey and Crystal captive in his force fields (he couldn't keep it up for long though). The only individuals who've ever really matched him are teambusters like Magneto himself, Apocalypse, and [[ComicBook/XMan Nate Grey]] (who would [[ComicBook/UncannyXMen2018 eventually]] NoSell almost all of the X-Men at once while having a philosophical discussion with ComicBook/JeanGrey inside his head).
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--> '''Exodus''': ''[to Rogue]'' Foolish child. My powers are far too vast for you to steal.
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** Describes Hope, who's fighting him at the time, as utterly magnificent.
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* TheBigGuy: Served this role among the second-gen Acolytes, being kind of a ReplacementScrappy for Delgado.
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* TheBigGuy: Served this role among the second-gen Acolytes, being kind of a ReplacementScrappy SuckSessor for Delgado.
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* AttackAttackAttack: In the first panel we get of the original, non-controlled Nance, she urges her squad leader Harry Delgado to "fry" the ship of fugitive mutants they are chasing, even though they are currently 150 miles above Russia and, as this was just before TheGreatPoliticsMessUp, it could have easily provoked a world war with Russia.
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* AttackAttackAttack: In the first panel we get of the original, non-controlled Nance, she urges her squad leader Harry Delgado to "fry" the ship of fugitive mutants they are chasing, even though they are currently 150 miles above Russia and, as this was just before TheGreatPoliticsMessUp, end of the Cold War, it could have easily provoked a world war with Russia.
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** Actually his absorbing powers were never even mentioned or depicted at all in his original comic appearances, but were just added by fans in his own Wikipedia article, which was apparently taken at face value by the creators of ''Wolverine and the X-Men'' who decided to later canonize the fanon in their animated adaptation.
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* TheBigGuy: At 6'7, Kamal is officially the shortest Acolyte to serve this role (previous holders Delgado and Javitz being 6'8 and 9'11 respectively) but was still the tallest Acolyte of his generation.
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* TheBigGuy: At 6'7, 6'7", Kamal is officially the shortest Acolyte to serve this role (previous holders Delgado and Javitz being 6'8 6'8" and 9'11 9'11" respectively) but was still the tallest Acolyte of his generation.
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* ElementalShapeshifter: at least in the cartoon, as he never displayed any powers in the comics beyond being big and strong and tough. Like the Absorbing Man, Kamal's mutant ability allows him to mimic the physical properties of any object he touches. Note that unlike Creel, Kamal must touch ''solid'' objects, and can not duplicate liquid or energy states such as electricity.
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* ElementalShapeshifter: at At least in the cartoon, as he never displayed any powers in the comics beyond being big and strong and tough. Like the Absorbing Man, Kamal's mutant ability allows him to mimic the physical properties of any object he touches. Note that unlike Creel, Kamal must touch ''solid'' objects, and can not duplicate liquid or energy states such as electricity.electricity.
** Actually his absorbing powers were never even mentioned or depicted at all in his original comic appearances, but were just added by fans in his own Wikipedia article, which was apparently taken at face value by the creators of ''Wolverine and the X-Men'' who decided to later canonize the fanon in their animated adaptation.
** Actually his absorbing powers were never even mentioned or depicted at all in his original comic appearances, but were just added by fans in his own Wikipedia article, which was apparently taken at face value by the creators of ''Wolverine and the X-Men'' who decided to later canonize the fanon in their animated adaptation.
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** actually his absorbing powers were never even mentioned or depicted at all in his original comic appearances, but were just added by fans in his own Wikipedia article, which was apparently taken at face value by the creators of ‘’Wolverine and the X-Men’’ who decided to later canonize the fanon in their animated adaptation.
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** actually Actually his absorbing powers were never even mentioned or depicted at all in his original comic appearances, but were just added by fans in his own Wikipedia article, which was apparently taken at face value by the creators of ‘’Wolverine ''Wolverine and the X-Men’’ X-Men'' who decided to later canonize the fanon in their animated adaptation.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Briefly depowered de-powered by the High Evolutionary during one of his schemes.
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* BoisterousBruiser: He's basically a cross between the Absorbing Man and Creator/BrianBlessed.
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* ElementalShapeshifter: at least in the cartoon, as he never displayed any powers in the comics beyond being big and strong and tough. Like the Absorbing Man, Kamal's mutant ability allows him to mimic the physical properties of any object he touches. Note that unlike Creel, Kamal must touch ''solid'' objects, and can not duplicate liquid or energy states such as electricity.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: As part of her mutation. The actual color of her skin changes; in early appearances it was a slate grey and in her final appearances it was more of a greyish blue.
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* HumiliationConga: After the Acolytes disbanded she was reduced to a homeless beggar on the streets of New York.
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* KilledOffForReal: EatenAlive by a Predator X.
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* HumiliationConga: After the Acolytes disbanded , she was supposedly reduced to a homeless beggar on the streets of New York.
York, according to reader speculation (however, aside from still being a human female, her last appearance barely looked like her).
* KilledOffForReal: if Fanon is to be believed (and its most doubtful based on the obvious differences in physical appearance alone), she was supposedly EatenAlive by a Predator X.
* KilledOffForReal: if Fanon is to be believed (and its most doubtful based on the obvious differences in physical appearance alone), she was supposedly EatenAlive by a Predator X.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: Killed off in a needlessly gruesome and tasteless manner, to the point of her half-eaten remains being discovered, just to play up how nasty the Predator Xs were. She was even originally found by her unnamed boyfriend.
* SizeShifter: Almost certainly an artist error, given that her listed height is 3'8" and in her early appearances she was drawn as such, yet her final appearance depicted her at the size of an average person.
* SizeShifter: Almost certainly an artist error, given that her listed height is 3'8" and in her early appearances she was drawn as such, yet her final appearance depicted her at the size of an average person.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: StuffedIntoTheFridge: if Fanon is to be believed (and its most doubtful based on the obvious differences in physical appearance alone), Killed off in a needlessly gruesome and tasteless manner, to the point of her half-eaten remains being discovered, just to play up how nasty the Predator Xs were. She was even originally found by her unnamed boyfriend.
* SizeShifter:Almost certainly an artist error, why the fan speculation regarding her death is most doubtful, unless you believe in “artist error” to the point of absurdity, given that her listed height is 3'8" and in her early appearances she was drawn as such, yet her supposed final appearance (where she was never even identified by name to begin with in the first place) , depicted her at the size of an average person.person , ‘’minus her wings and single pair of long head horns, replaced with a set of small horns all around her face’’ (and her hairstyle and hair color were also entirely different too).
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* AllThereInTheManual: He hails from Australia, a detail that was only ever revealed in the Marvel handbooks.
* AwesomeAussie: Like him or hate him, the guy has to be given credit for persevering through a truly nightmarish mutation and trying to make a difference in the world, however misguided he may have been in going about it.
* AwesomeAussie: Like him or hate him, the guy has to be given credit for persevering through a truly nightmarish mutation and trying to make a difference in the world, however misguided he may have been in going about it.
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The [[InformedAttribute so-called]] "Noble Knight" of the Acolytes, Seamus Mellencamp is a monstrous powerhouse of a mutant. His distinctive appearance made him common in Acolyte group shots, but like most of the undeveloped Acolytes he was KilledOffForReal off-panel (though he briefly came back during ''Necrosha'').\\\
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The [[InformedAttribute so-called]] "Noble Knight" of the Acolytes, Seamus Mellencamp is a monstrous powerhouse of a mutant. His distinctive appearance made him common in Acolyte group shots, but like most of the undeveloped Acolytes he was KilledOffForReal off-panel (though he briefly came back during ''Necrosha'').\\\
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The duo of Harlan and Sven appear in the ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009'' episode "Battle Lines" and make a cameo appearance in ''VideoGame/XMenChildrenOfTheAtom''. They also appear in all three books of the ''Literature/XMenMutantEmpireTrilogy''.
The duo of Harlan and Sven appear in the ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009'' episode "Battle Lines" and make a cameo appearance in ''VideoGame/XMenChildrenOfTheAtom''. They also appear in all three books of the ''Literature/XMenMutantEmpireTrilogy''.
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A trio of AxCrazy mutant BashBrothers, the Kleinstocks are among the most cruel and bloodthirsty of all the Acolytes. In the comics , One of them , Eric, is killed on his first mission, reducing them to a duo.\\\
Theduo full trio of Eric and Harlan and Sven appear in the ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009'' episode "Battle Lines" and make a cameo appearance in ''VideoGame/XMenChildrenOfTheAtom''. They also appear in all three books of the ''Literature/XMenMutantEmpireTrilogy''.
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* {{Mutants}}: Almost all of them, save for a few human associates from Genosha like Dr. Huxley and Phillip Moreau. There was also supposedly Nance Winters, an allegedly brainwashed human S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, who fans have speculated is the mysterious unnamed one-panel-appearance female acolyte from the first generation, for lack of any other possible candidate (but her identity remains unconfirmed).
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* {{Mutants}}: Almost all of them, save for a few human associates from Genosha like Dr. Huxley and Phillip Moreau. There was also supposedly Nance Winters, an allegedly brainwashed human S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, who fans have speculated is the mysterious unnamed one-panel-appearance female acolyte from the first generation, for the sheer lack of any other possible candidate (but her identity remains unconfirmed).unconfirmed in the actual comics, and the Handbooks canonicity have always been dubious).
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* {{Mutants}}: Almost all of them, save for a few human associates from Genosha like Dr. Huxley and Phillip Moreau. There was also supposedly Nance Winters, the an allegedly brainwashed human S.H.I.E.L.D. agent , who fans have speculated is the mysterious unnamed one-panel-appearance female acolyte from the first generation.generation, for lack of. any other possible candidate (but her identity remains unconfirmed).
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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHartAnyway: He hates the fact that his powers are only useful in making other mutants stronger, the InferioritySuperiorityComplex he gained as a result is what turned him into the monster we all know him as.
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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHartAnyway: WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: He hates the fact that his powers are only useful in making other mutants stronger, the InferioritySuperiorityComplex he gained as a result is what turned him into the monster we all know him as.
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He appears in the ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen200'' ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009'' episode "Hindsight".
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-->''I want to go back to college. Get a job. Is that too much to ask for people like us?''
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A time-manipulating mutant who was originally the TokenGoodTeammate of Stryfe's Mutant Liberation Front (and subsequent reformations of the MLF) before being recruited by Exodus into the last generation of Acolytes.
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* ButNotTooBlack: Occasionally miscolored this way.
* ComboPlatterPowers: Has a mutant form of TimeDilation and NotQuiteFlight, as she can levitate herself through unknown means.
* DeathIsCheap: Killed off in 2010's ''Age of X'' storyline. Despite the ambiguous nature of her death, it was later confirmed she did die, only for it to not matter as she was resurrected (or possibly just reappeared) in ''ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen''.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Was incorrectly referred to as "Strobe" (the name of one of her MLF teammates) in her first appearance. She also spoke with an exaggerated Southern accent when under the pen of (ahem) writer Rob Liefeld.
* {{Expy}}: Creator/BrianBendis's [[CreatorsPet pet]] mutant Tempus, from the third volume of ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen'', owes a ''lot'' to Tempo.
* HeelFaceTurn: After Exodus disbanded the Acolytes Tempo traveled to Utopia and lent her support to the X-Men, assisting them against both Emplate and Selene.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Wears a yellow bucket helmet reminiscent of the helmets worn by members of AIM, the primary reason for it seems to be that it provides her with protection from telepaths. She very rarely ever takes it off, [[FunnyBackgroundEvent even while wearing a bikini at a pool party on Krakoa]].
* IJustWantToBeNormal: To a degree. She wants to live a normal life, but isn't desperate to give up her powers like the BlessedWithSuck mutants tend to be.
* ImmuneToMindControl: Her helmet provides her with limited immunity, protecting her from Cable's telepathic probes in one storyline.
* MundaneUtility: As a Krakoan citizen, she puts her time-manipulating abilities to work aging barrels of whiskey for Sebastian Shaw.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: She was expelled from the MLF for saving the life of Henry Gyrich and Gyrich did zip for her in return, being his usual UngratefulBastard self.
* ParentsInDistress: She tipped off X-Factor to a planned MLF attack on an institute called the Tucker Clinic, with the clinic's titular head Dr. Tucker heavily implied to be her father.
* RedemptionFailure: After the MLF disbanded she initially attempted to return to civilian life, turning down an offer to join Cable's X-Force because she wanted to go to college. This didn't last long, and she quickly joined the next iteration of the MLF when the inevitable StatusQuoIsGod kicked in. After ''that'' MLF disbanded she disappeared for a few years, possibly attempting to go straight again, before reappearing as a member of the Acolytes.
* RandomPowerRanking: She and a group of her MLF teammates were identified at one point as Alpha class mutants.
* ReformedButRejected: She attempted to reform at least two times, but anti-mutant sentiment and the apathy of the X-Men for her plight led to Tempo slipping back into villainy.
* RefusalOfTheCall: At one point Cable invited her to join his X-Force. She declined because she wanted to live a normal life.
* TimeDilation: Her mutant ability. Note that she is ''not'' a TimeMaster as she cannot actually travel backwards or forwards through time, but instead can slow down or briefly stop time in the present for herself or a group of people. Think BulletTime in comic book form.
* TokenGoodTeammate: During her time with the MLF.
* UncertainDoom: When Legion warped reality into the Age of X Tempo was killed and when reality was resorted to normal she was nowhere to be found, but her death was never confirmed and X-Men writer Mike Carey specifically said [[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=32903 in an interview]] that she could still be alive.
* ComboPlatterPowers: Has a mutant form of TimeDilation and NotQuiteFlight, as she can levitate herself through unknown means.
* DeathIsCheap: Killed off in 2010's ''Age of X'' storyline. Despite the ambiguous nature of her death, it was later confirmed she did die, only for it to not matter as she was resurrected (or possibly just reappeared) in ''ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen''.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Was incorrectly referred to as "Strobe" (the name of one of her MLF teammates) in her first appearance. She also spoke with an exaggerated Southern accent when under the pen of (ahem) writer Rob Liefeld.
* {{Expy}}: Creator/BrianBendis's [[CreatorsPet pet]] mutant Tempus, from the third volume of ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen'', owes a ''lot'' to Tempo.
* HeelFaceTurn: After Exodus disbanded the Acolytes Tempo traveled to Utopia and lent her support to the X-Men, assisting them against both Emplate and Selene.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Wears a yellow bucket helmet reminiscent of the helmets worn by members of AIM, the primary reason for it seems to be that it provides her with protection from telepaths. She very rarely ever takes it off, [[FunnyBackgroundEvent even while wearing a bikini at a pool party on Krakoa]].
* IJustWantToBeNormal: To a degree. She wants to live a normal life, but isn't desperate to give up her powers like the BlessedWithSuck mutants tend to be.
* ImmuneToMindControl: Her helmet provides her with limited immunity, protecting her from Cable's telepathic probes in one storyline.
* MundaneUtility: As a Krakoan citizen, she puts her time-manipulating abilities to work aging barrels of whiskey for Sebastian Shaw.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: She was expelled from the MLF for saving the life of Henry Gyrich and Gyrich did zip for her in return, being his usual UngratefulBastard self.
* ParentsInDistress: She tipped off X-Factor to a planned MLF attack on an institute called the Tucker Clinic, with the clinic's titular head Dr. Tucker heavily implied to be her father.
* RedemptionFailure: After the MLF disbanded she initially attempted to return to civilian life, turning down an offer to join Cable's X-Force because she wanted to go to college. This didn't last long, and she quickly joined the next iteration of the MLF when the inevitable StatusQuoIsGod kicked in. After ''that'' MLF disbanded she disappeared for a few years, possibly attempting to go straight again, before reappearing as a member of the Acolytes.
* RandomPowerRanking: She and a group of her MLF teammates were identified at one point as Alpha class mutants.
* ReformedButRejected: She attempted to reform at least two times, but anti-mutant sentiment and the apathy of the X-Men for her plight led to Tempo slipping back into villainy.
* RefusalOfTheCall: At one point Cable invited her to join his X-Force. She declined because she wanted to live a normal life.
* TimeDilation: Her mutant ability. Note that she is ''not'' a TimeMaster as she cannot actually travel backwards or forwards through time, but instead can slow down or briefly stop time in the present for herself or a group of people. Think BulletTime in comic book form.
* TokenGoodTeammate: During her time with the MLF.
* UncertainDoom: When Legion warped reality into the Age of X Tempo was killed and when reality was resorted to normal she was nowhere to be found, but her death was never confirmed and X-Men writer Mike Carey specifically said [[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=32903 in an interview]] that she could still be alive.
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* ComboPlatterPowers: Has a mutant form of TimeDilation and NotQuiteFlight, as she can levitate herself through unknown means.
* DeathIsCheap: Killed off in 2010's ''Age of X'' storyline. Despite the ambiguous nature of her death, it was later confirmed she did die, only for it to not matter as she was resurrected (or possibly just reappeared) in ''ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen''.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Was incorrectly referred to as "Strobe" (the name of one of her MLF teammates) in her first appearance. She also spoke with an exaggerated Southern accent when under the pen of (ahem) writer Rob Liefeld.
* {{Expy}}: Creator/BrianBendis's [[CreatorsPet pet]] mutant Tempus, from the third volume of ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen'', owes a ''lot'' to Tempo.
* HeelFaceTurn: After Exodus disbanded the Acolytes Tempo traveled to Utopia and lent her support to the X-Men, assisting them against both Emplate and Selene.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Wears a yellow bucket helmet reminiscent of the helmets worn by members of AIM, the primary reason for it seems to be that it provides her with protection from telepaths. She very rarely ever takes it off, [[FunnyBackgroundEvent even while wearing a bikini at a pool party on Krakoa]].
* IJustWantToBeNormal: To a degree. She wants to live a normal life, but isn't desperate to give up her powers like the BlessedWithSuck mutants tend to be.
* ImmuneToMindControl: Her helmet provides her with limited immunity, protecting her from Cable's telepathic probes in one storyline.
* MundaneUtility: As a Krakoan citizen, she puts her time-manipulating abilities to work aging barrels of whiskey for Sebastian Shaw.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: She was expelled from the MLF for saving the life of Henry Gyrich and Gyrich did zip for her in return, being his usual UngratefulBastard self.
* ParentsInDistress: She tipped off X-Factor to a planned MLF attack on an institute called the Tucker Clinic, with the clinic's titular head Dr. Tucker heavily implied to be her father.
* RedemptionFailure: After the MLF disbanded she initially attempted to return to civilian life, turning down an offer to join Cable's X-Force because she wanted to go to college. This didn't last long, and she quickly joined the next iteration of the MLF when the inevitable StatusQuoIsGod kicked in. After ''that'' MLF disbanded she disappeared for a few years, possibly attempting to go straight again, before reappearing as a member of the Acolytes.
* RandomPowerRanking: She and a group of her MLF teammates were identified at one point as Alpha class mutants.
* ReformedButRejected: She attempted to reform at least two times, but anti-mutant sentiment and the apathy of the X-Men for her plight led to Tempo slipping back into villainy.
* RefusalOfTheCall: At one point Cable invited her to join his X-Force. She declined because she wanted to live a normal life.
* TimeDilation: Her mutant ability. Note that she is ''not'' a TimeMaster as she cannot actually travel backwards or forwards through time, but instead can slow down or briefly stop time in the present for herself or a group of people. Think BulletTime in comic book form.
* TokenGoodTeammate: During her time with the MLF.
* UncertainDoom: When Legion warped reality into the Age of X Tempo was killed and when reality was resorted to normal she was nowhere to be found, but her death was never confirmed and X-Men writer Mike Carey specifically said [[http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=32903 in an interview]] that she could still be alive.
See [[Characters/XMenMutantLiberationFront Here]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: At the end of ''Way of X'', Nightcrawler, against all odds, manages to get through to and rehabilitate Fabian, making Fabian confront someone (Lost) who he has hurt, feel empathy, self-reflect, and bare his own soul, which causes Lost to let go of her hatred of him, depowering Onslaught. Cortez and Lost are last shown working together for the betterment of Krakoa.
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* HeelFaceTurn: At the end of ''Way of X'', Nightcrawler, against all odds, manages to get through to and rehabilitate Fabian, making Fabian confront someone (Lost) who he has hurt, feel empathy, self-reflect, and bare his own soul, which causes Lost to let go of her hatred of him, depowering Onslaught. Cortez Fabian and Lost are last shown working together for the betterment of Krakoa.
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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHartAnyway: He hates the fact that his powers are only useful in making other mutants stronger, the InferioritySuperiorityComplex he gained as a result is what turned him into the monster we all know him as.
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* StockSuperpowers: Played with — writers of the day were clearly ''trying'' to avert this, but the X-universe being so huge by that time meant that pretty much every power ever was being used by someone somewhere. This led to some mutants with a bad case of ComplexityAddiction to their powers.
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* ButtMonkey: In ''S.W.O.R.D.'', in the space of the first issue alone, it's clear ol' Fabien's fallen down the totem pole. Magneto pretends not to recognise him, then brushes him off, while Abigail Brand makes it plain he's only there because they can't find anyone else with his powerset, and it's made clear no-one else on the Peak can stand him either.
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* BreakTheHaughty: After a massive HumiliationConga going from ''S.W.O.R.D.'' to ''Way of X'', Fabian remains his usual smug, entitled self until he's about to be [[ItMakesSenseInContext crushed by Phobos, the moon of Mars/Arakko.]]
->'''Cortez:''' [[VillainousBreakdown It's not fair!]] A-all I wanted was for people to think I'm - I'm important [[IJustWantToHaveFriends or - to @$%#$% like me]] - is that so wrong? And - and - and -\\
'''Nightcrawler:''' Fabian. [[ArmourPiercingQuestion How can you hope for the love of your people when you so clearly despise yourself?]]
* ButtMonkey: In ''S.W.O.R.D.'', in the space of the first issue alone, it's clear ol' Fabien's fallen down the totem pole. Magneto pretends not torecognise recognize him, then brushes him off, while Abigail Brand makes it plain he's only there because they can't find anyone else with his powerset, and it's made clear no-one else on the Peak can stand him either.
->'''Cortez:''' [[VillainousBreakdown It's not fair!]] A-all I wanted was for people to think I'm - I'm important [[IJustWantToHaveFriends or - to @$%#$% like me]] - is that so wrong? And - and - and -\\
'''Nightcrawler:''' Fabian. [[ArmourPiercingQuestion How can you hope for the love of your people when you so clearly despise yourself?]]
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* HeelFaceDoorSlam: The conclusion of his epic HumiliationConga from ''S.W.O.R.D.'' and ''Way of X''. He has a genuine moment of self-awareness, honesty and remorse after some serious ToughLove from [[AllLovingHero Nightcrawler]] and overcomes his cowardice and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfishness]] to help him prevent [[EarthShatteringKaboom the destruction of Planet Arakko]], [[WhatYouAreInTheDark when he could have easily escaped.]] As a reward Kurt gives him the task of restoring his memories after he's resurrected from his HeroicSacrifice making him a key to Onslaughts defeat and therefore finally achieve his wish of being considered an important part of mutant history. He's then [[AndIMustScream put in a coma]] by an Onslaught possessed Xavier and since no-one saw/remembered his act of heroism, nobody protested when Xavier denied his resurrection.
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* DyingAsYourself: Averted, as Nance's last known word (and the online post-brainwashing line she got) was a "No" when asked to join Xavier and the X-Men in evacuating Asteroid M. So not only did she not die as herself, but her FamousLastWords were almost certainly Anne-Marie speaking ''[[PeoplePuppets through]]'' [[FridgeHorror her]].
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* DyingAsYourself: Averted, as Nance's last known word (and the online post-brainwashing line she got) was a "No" when asked to join Xavier and the X-Men in evacuating Asteroid M. So not only did she not die as herself, but her FamousLastWords last words were almost certainly Anne-Marie speaking ''[[PeoplePuppets through]]'' [[FridgeHorror her]].
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* FamousLastWords: His quote above. A panel after he says that, he's dead.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: By the time he joins S.W.O.R.D. it's apparent he has no real friends, allies, anyone who might care about him because he's such an obnoxious blowhard. By the fifth issue [[spoiler:he gets replaced, and he further alienates himself from Magneto and the rest of Krakoa due to his incessant whining and LackOfEmpathy. It doesn't help that he delivered an entire rant about everything he feels is owed to him while completely naked and covered in goo from his rebirth. It doesn't help Fabian's case that the Quiet Council barely cared about anything he had to say, not even enough to angrily chew him out (with the exception of Magneto asking if Fabian honestly thinks his "suffering" is greater than Mag's own).]]
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* HatedByAll By the time he joins S.W.O.R.D. it's apparent he has no real friends, allies, anyone who might care about him because he's such an obnoxious blowhard. By the fifth issue [[spoiler:he gets replaced, and he further alienates himself from Magneto and the rest of Krakoa due to his incessant whining and LackOfEmpathy. It doesn't help that he delivered an entire rant about everything he feels is owed to him while completely naked and covered in goo from his rebirth. It doesn't help Fabian's case that the Quiet Council barely cared about anything he had to say, not even enough to angrily chew him out (with the exception of Magneto asking if Fabian honestly thinks his "suffering" is greater than Mag's own).]]
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* HeroKiller: Perhaps the most lethal use of Cortez's powers is seen in ComicBook/WhatIf #64, where he overcharges ComicBook/{{Gambit}}'s kinetic
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A talented but impressionable young mutant who acted as the field scout of the Acolytes and was [[DePower De-Powered]] on M-Day. She appears in the ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen'' episode "Greetings from Genosha" and in all three books of the ''Literature/XMenMutantEmpireTrilogy''.
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A talented but impressionable young mutant who acted as the field scout of the Acolytes and was [[DePower De-Powered]] on M-Day. She appears in the ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen'' ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009'' episode "Greetings from Genosha" and in all three books of the ''Literature/XMenMutantEmpireTrilogy''.
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* LighterAndSofter: They were distinctly less evil for their appearance in ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen'' than they ever were in the comics.
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