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* UnequalRites: The conflict is set up to show the fight between humans and mutants in the world of magic. Morgan Le Fay is ''very'' xenophobic and has given a lot of dialogue scoffing at mutants as vermin witchbreed with obnoxious chaotic powers instead of real witches. She press-gangs human mages who draw power from Avalon into supporting her crusade or lose their magic. At the end one of them joins the Coven Akkaba, who Akkaba is introduced. They are given narration where they describe how their advancement in magic comes from is justified by their humility and therefore is only deserved by them, they deserve to wield it, unlike the haughty mutants who don't respect the price of power.
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* ScienceFantasy: Mutation is scientific in nature but the solicits for the title describe Apocalypse exploring mutant sources of magic. The narration in the first issue establishes that he also sent a mystical message to the world's mystics while Xavier was talking to the world at large, and also has an excerpt about how the [[ArcSymbol X sigil]] is superior to the magic circle as it transcends the "As above, so below" doctrine of other forms of magic.
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* ScienceFantasy: Mutation is scientific in nature but the solicits for the title describe Apocalypse exploring mutant sources of magic. The narration in the first issue establishes that he also sent a mystical message to the world's mystics while Xavier was talking to the world at large, and also has an excerpt about how the [[ArcSymbol X sigil]] is superior to the magic circle as it transcends the "As above, so below" doctrine of other forms of magic.
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* UnequalRites: The conflict is set up to show the fight between humans and mutants in the world of magic. Morgan Le Fay is ''very'' xenophobic and has a lot of dialogue scoffing at mutants as vermin witchbreed with obnoxious chaotic powers instead of real witches. She press-gangs human mages who draw power from Avalon into supporting her crusade or lose their magic. At the end one of them joins the Coven Akkaba, who are given narration where they describe how their advancement in magic comes from humility and therefore is only deserved by them, unlike the haughty mutants who don't respect the price of power.
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** In Age of Ultron Brian Braddock had described the Black Knight as the dark side of Britain, representing its xenophobia and imperialism. Later, the imperious and xenophobic Morgan Le Fay forces Brian to become her Black Knight.
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'''Apocalypse:''' ''All incorrect.'' You stand in the presence of a hero of legend. Hail ''Captain Britain.''
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'''Apocalypse:''' ''All incorrect.'' You stand in the presence of a hero of legend. Hail ''Captain Britain.''''\\
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-->-->'''Trinary:''' Miss Braddock?\\
'''Gambit:''' ''Betsy.''\\
'''Jubilee:''' Psylocke!\\
'''Apocalypse:''' ''All incorrect.'' You stand in the presence of a hero of legend. Hail ''Captain Britain.''
-- ''Excalibur'' #1
'''Gambit:''' ''Betsy.''\\
'''Jubilee:''' Psylocke!\\
'''Apocalypse:''' ''All incorrect.'' You stand in the presence of a hero of legend. Hail ''Captain Britain.''
-- ''Excalibur'' #1
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* InstantCostumeChange: The team sports what they call "Krakoan costume technology" that let's them instantly change from civilian clothes into their superhero suits.
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* ScienceFantasy: Mutation is scientific in nature but the solicits for the title describe Apocalypse exploring mutant sources of magic. The narration in the first issue establishes that he also sent a mystical message to the world's mystics while Xavier was talking to the world at large, and also has an excerpt about how the [[ArcSymbol X sigil]] is superior to the magic circle as it transcends the "As above, so below" doctrine of other forms of magic.
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* LuckyCharmsTitle: Apocalypse insists on being called '''· ··|A|·· ·'''. Even though Trinary says she can pronounce that, she ends up calling him Apocalypse anyway.
** [[WordOfGod Tini Howard]] says that even she doesn't know how it's pronounced, and scripts it as [Apocalypse].
** [[WordOfGod Tini Howard]] says that even she doesn't know how it's pronounced, and scripts it as [Apocalypse].
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* LuckyCharmsTitle: Apocalypse insists on being called '''· ··|A|·· ·'''. Even though Trinary says she can pronounce that, she ends up calling him Apocalypse anyway.
**anyway. [[WordOfGod Tini Howard]] says that even she doesn't know how it's pronounced, and scripts it as [Apocalypse].[Apocalypse]. (She says that it's a mutant name and only mutants can pronounce it.)
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** [[WordOfGod Tini Howard]] says that even she doesn't know how it's pronounced, and scripts it as [Apocalypse].
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* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.\
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* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.\
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Gambit is understandably ''not'' enthusiastic about Apocalypse being around, and makes it clear if he tries betraying them, Gambit will try to kill him, contrast in power levels be damned.
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** Since Betsy doesn't feel like calling herself Psylocke anymore (now that she's back in her own body), she insists people call her Betsy, before she gets the Amulet of Protection and becomes Captain Britain.
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** Since Betsy doesn't feel like calling herself Psylocke anymore (now that she's back in her own body), she insists people call her Betsy, before she gets the Amulet of Protection Right and becomes Captain Britain.
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* ConvenientComa: Whatever came from otherworld infected Rogue and put her into a coma. A glowing purple coma.
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* ConvenientComa: Whatever came from otherworld Otherworld infected Rogue and put her into a coma. A glowing purple coma.
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** The first issue references the rule "As Above, So Below," which had shown up before during Keiron Gillen's ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' run with Kid Loki. During that run, it meant that destroying British monuments on Earth affected the magic in Otherworld...while in ''Excalibur'', it's flipped so the introduction of Krakoa and the Krakoan gates means a Krakoan portal appears in Otherworld.
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** The first issue references the rule "As Above, So Below," which had shown up before during Keiron Kieron Gillen's ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' run with Kid Loki. During that run, it meant that destroying British monuments on Earth affected the magic in Otherworld...while in ''Excalibur'', it's flipped so the introduction of Krakoa and the Krakoan gates means a Krakoan portal appears in Otherworld.
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* BackFromTheDead: The first issue shows that the Five resurrected Jamie Braddock, who is slightly saner, but still unhinged. After Betsy tells him to talk to Brian, Jamie refuses, refusing even to leave Krakoa.
* BigBad: Queen Morgan le Fay, who does not take the Krakoan gate in Otherworld lightly.
* ContinuityNod:
** The first issue references the rule "As Above, So Below," which had shown up before during Keiron Gillen's ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' run with Kid Loki. During that run, it meant that destroying British monuments on Earth affected the magic in Otherworld...while in ''Excalibur'', it's flipped so the introduction of Krakoa and the Krakoan gates means a Krakoan portal appears in Otherworld.
** Morgan le Fay calls mutants "witchbreed," which is the same thing people called them in ''ComicBook/Marvel1602''.
* ConvenientComa: Whatever came from otherworld infected Rogue and put her into a coma. A glowing purple coma.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: What Morgan le Fay does to Brian Braddock to turn him against his sister.
* BigBad: Queen Morgan le Fay, who does not take the Krakoan gate in Otherworld lightly.
* ContinuityNod:
** The first issue references the rule "As Above, So Below," which had shown up before during Keiron Gillen's ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' run with Kid Loki. During that run, it meant that destroying British monuments on Earth affected the magic in Otherworld...while in ''Excalibur'', it's flipped so the introduction of Krakoa and the Krakoan gates means a Krakoan portal appears in Otherworld.
** Morgan le Fay calls mutants "witchbreed," which is the same thing people called them in ''ComicBook/Marvel1602''.
* ConvenientComa: Whatever came from otherworld infected Rogue and put her into a coma. A glowing purple coma.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: What Morgan le Fay does to Brian Braddock to turn him against his sister.
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* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.
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* LuckyCharmsTitle: Apocalypse insists on being called '''· ··|A|·· ·'''. Even though Trinary says she can pronounce that, she ends up calling him Apocalypse anyway.
* MeaningfulRename:
** Since Betsy doesn't feel like calling herself Psylocke anymore (now that she's back in her own body), she insists people call her Betsy, before she gets the Amulet of Protection and becomes Captain Britain.
** Apocalypse, on the other hand, insists that people call him '''· ··|A|·· ·'''.
* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.\
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** Since Betsy doesn't feel like calling herself Psylocke anymore (now that she's back in her own body), she insists people call her Betsy, before she gets the Amulet of Protection and becomes Captain Britain.
** Apocalypse, on the other hand, insists that people call him '''· ··|A|·· ·'''.
* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.\
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Apocalypse has renamed himself in Krakoan. He asks that Trinary refer to him with it from then on and she responds in the affirmative, stating she can pronounce it; Krakoan is, of course, a CypherLanguage that's only ever written with no pronunciation apparent to readers.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: ''Excalibur'' sees Betsy return to her core as a British-based character. Originally, she was introduced as a supporting character for her brother, and as she became more prominent she played heavily into the British side of Marvel -- until Creator/ChrisClaremont had her move to the United States, and then made her into ninja. By that point she was an America-based character who was British. Here, she's a major hero in the British side once again.
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* AffirmativeActionLegacy: Betsy, a bisexual (and formerly Asian) woman, taking the identity of Captain Britain from her twin brother Brian, a heterosexual man. For added bonus, she's another one in-universe by virtue of being a mutant taking the legacy from a human.
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The fourth ''ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}'' series, and the first in 12 years, spinning out of the status quo of ''[[ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen House of X/Powers of X]]''. Part of the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' relaunch, written by Tini Howard and drawn by Marcus To.
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The fourth ''ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}'' series, and the first in 12 years, spinning out of the status quo of ''[[ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen House of X/Powers of X]]''. Part It is part of the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' relaunch, written by Tini Howard (''ComicBook/HackSlash Revolution'') and drawn by Marcus To.
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War wages in the Otherworld, just as a new era for mutantkind dawns with the magic connection between the mutants of the world and the Otherworld. [[ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} Betsy Braddock]] takes center-stage as the new ComicBook/CaptainBritain, holding the amulet while while fighting for the Kingdom of Avalon with her Excalibur by her side. They consist of ComicBook/{{Rogue}}, ComicBook/{{Gambit}}, ComicBook/{{Jubilee}}, Rictor, and... ''ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}}''?!
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War wages in the Otherworld, just as a new era for mutantkind dawns with the magic connection between the mutants of the world and the Otherworld. [[ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} Betsy Braddock]] takes center-stage as the new ComicBook/CaptainBritain, holding the amulet Amulet of Right while while fighting for the Kingdom of Avalon with her Excalibur by her side. They consist of ComicBook/{{Rogue}}, ComicBook/{{Gambit}}, ComicBook/{{Jubilee}}, Rictor, and... ''ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}}''?!
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* LegacyCharacter: Betsy is now Captain Britain (not the first time it's happened), while her old Psylocke identity is now taken by Kwannon.
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* LegacyCharacter: Betsy is now Captain Britain (not the first time it's happened), while her old Psylocke identity is now taken by Kwannon.Kwannon. She briefly took the name in the past, but this time it's official, and she's now empowered by the Amulet of Right, making her an official Captain Britain. Cebulski compared this evolution to that of ComicBook/CarolDanvers becoming Captain Marvel.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Betsy Braddock, already a very powerful telepath and telekinetic with a host of very devastating abilities, is now officially the new Captain Britain, complete with with the Amulet of Right that turned her brother into a Superman-esque FlyingBrick. She has those already overpowered abilities, ''combined with her own''.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Betsy Braddock, already a very powerful telepath and telekinetic with a host of very devastating abilities, is now officially the new Captain Britain, complete with with the Amulet of Right that turned her brother into a Superman-esque NighInvulnerable FlyingBrick. She has those already overpowered abilities, ''combined ''[[SuperpowerLottery combined with her own''.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Betsy Braddock, already a very powerful telepath and telekinetic with a host of very devastating abilities, is now officially the new Captain Britain, complete with with the Amulet of Right that turned her brother into a Superman-esque FlyingBrick. She has those already overpowered abilities, ''combined with her own''.
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* TamerAndChaster: Betsy, known as one of ''the'' MsFanservice heroines in comics as ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, is now Captain Britain and is fully covered from head to toe. That said, this only applies to Betsy, [[ExactWords not Psylocke]], as her former body Kwannon is the [[LegacyCharacter new Psylocke]] and has the classic ninja bathing suit (catch her in ''Fallen Angels''). Also, Rogue has her classic skin-tight design, fanservice and all.
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* TamerAndChaster: Betsy, known as one of ''the'' MsFanservice heroines in comics as ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, is now Captain Britain and is fully covered from head to toe. That said, this only applies to Betsy, [[ExactWords not Psylocke]], as her former body Kwannon is the [[LegacyCharacter new Psylocke]] and has the classic ninja bathing suit (catch her in ''Fallen Angels'').''ComicBook/{{Fallen Angels|2019}}''). Also, Rogue has her classic skin-tight design, fanservice and all.
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The fourth ''ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}'' series, and the first in 12 years, spinning out of the status quo of ''[[ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen House of X/Powers of X]]''. Part of the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' relaunch, written by Tini Howard and drawn by Marcus To.
War wages in the Otherworld, just as a new era for mutantkind dawns with the magic connection between the mutants of the world and the Otherworld. [[ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} Betsy Braddock]] takes center-stage as the new ComicBook/CaptainBritain, holding the amulet while while fighting for the Kingdom of Avalon with her Excalibur by her side. They consist of ComicBook/{{Rogue}}, ComicBook/{{Gambit}}, ComicBook/{{Jubilee}}, Rictor, and... ''ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}}''?!
The first issue is due on October 2019.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Even the solicitations note how surprising it is that freaking ''Apocalypse'' is fighting the good fight with Excalibur.
* LegacyCharacter: Betsy is now Captain Britain (not the first time it's happened), while her old Psylocke identity is now taken by Kwannon.
* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The comic touts the mystical and HighFantasy themes compared to the sci-fi and general superheroic themes of the other ''Dawn of X'' titles.
* TamerAndChaster: Betsy, known as one of ''the'' MsFanservice heroines in comics as ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, is now Captain Britain and is fully covered from head to toe. That said, this only applies to Betsy, [[ExactWords not Psylocke]], as her former body Kwannon is the [[LegacyCharacter new Psylocke]] and has the classic ninja bathing suit (catch her in ''Fallen Angels''). Also, Rogue has her classic skin-tight design, fanservice and all.
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The fourth ''ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}'' series, and the first in 12 years, spinning out of the status quo of ''[[ComicBook/JonathanHickmansXMen House of X/Powers of X]]''. Part of the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' relaunch, written by Tini Howard and drawn by Marcus To.
War wages in the Otherworld, just as a new era for mutantkind dawns with the magic connection between the mutants of the world and the Otherworld. [[ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} Betsy Braddock]] takes center-stage as the new ComicBook/CaptainBritain, holding the amulet while while fighting for the Kingdom of Avalon with her Excalibur by her side. They consist of ComicBook/{{Rogue}}, ComicBook/{{Gambit}}, ComicBook/{{Jubilee}}, Rictor, and... ''ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}}''?!
The first issue is due on October 2019.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Even the solicitations note how surprising it is that freaking ''Apocalypse'' is fighting the good fight with Excalibur.
* LegacyCharacter: Betsy is now Captain Britain (not the first time it's happened), while her old Psylocke identity is now taken by Kwannon.
* MultinationalTeam: A England-based team, with very British themes. Naturally, only Captain Britain is actually British. Gambit, Rogue and Jubilee are all Americans (Cajun, Southern but not Cajun, and Chinese, respectively), Apocalypse is Ancient Egyptian, and Rictor is Mexican.
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The comic touts the mystical and HighFantasy themes compared to the sci-fi and general superheroic themes of the other ''Dawn of X'' titles.
* TamerAndChaster: Betsy, known as one of ''the'' MsFanservice heroines in comics as ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, is now Captain Britain and is fully covered from head to toe. That said, this only applies to Betsy, [[ExactWords not Psylocke]], as her former body Kwannon is the [[LegacyCharacter new Psylocke]] and has the classic ninja bathing suit (catch her in ''Fallen Angels''). Also, Rogue has her classic skin-tight design, fanservice and all.
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