History ComicBook / FallenAngels2019

* AscendedExtra: Kwannon was always a very minor character in the ''X-Men'' mythos, as she hasn't even appeared in 40 issues since her 1993 debut.[[note]]The Marvel Database counts 26 appearances alive or in flashback, plus a handful for her dead body.[[/note]] Her body was well-known (as Betsy's) for the longest time, but she herself was not. Now, as the new Psylocke, Kwannon receives a massive upgrade in prominence, starting with the fact that she's the main character of her own comic series (which never would've happened before).
* BloodKnight: While Kwannon's investigation into her nightmares starts the mission, it's the trio's fatigue with a peaceful paradise and a need for conflict that led to the team's formation.

* CharacterShilling: Kwannon has been hit particularly hard with accusations of this, as she's being put forward as a mentor figured for the already considerably badass Comicbook/{{X 23}} and Comicbook/{{Cable}}. While this iteration of Nathan ''is'' still effectively a child, he's nonetheless a [[TykeBomb hardened combat veteran]], while Laura is a grown woman who is just as experienced as Kwannon (allowing for the time Kwannon has spent either dead or trapped in in her own mind while Betsy was driving her body). Kwannon's dialogue comes across as patronizing at best, with both characters' extensive skills and experiences being subsumed to prop up Kwannon. This has not sit well with fans of either character.

* LineInTheSand: In issue 5, X-23 is training Bling!, Husk, and Cable for the looming fight with Apoth. She pops a foot claw, draws one of these, and challenges them to try to land a hit on her. She takes them all on at once. They don't.

** The first, is that while past stories clearly established that Kwannon's consciousness was dead while Betsy was inhabiting her body, ''Fallen Angels'' instead states that [[AndIMustScream she was aware and trapped the entire time]].

* SequelHook: The ending of the first arc has Kwannon and Sinister agree that if he needs any help, he'll call her. This was after ''Hellions'' was announced to be starring the two, and even the last page, usualy reserved for showing the cover of the next issue of the series in ''Dawn of X'', instead showed the first cover for ''Hellions''.
* ShipSinking: The announcement of X-23 and the new Teen Cable being on a book together started more than a few comments about the daughter of Wolverine and son of Cyclops hooking up, which was further fueled by their interactions in issue 1. However [[WordOfGod Bryan Hill]] stated in no uncertain terms that such a thing would ''not'' be happening, and he had no qualms against giving that sort of spoiler.

->''"You are not dreaming, Psylocke. Listen. These are the most important words you will ever hear. Your enemy is named Apoth. You'' '''''must''''' ''kill'' '''''a god.''''' ''Do not ask my name! When Abraham heard the voice of truth, he did not ask. He'' '''''listened.''''' ''He placed his child on the slab. He raised the knife. I am truth. And you are not dreaming. You'll wither here, Psylocke. In the bosom of Xavier's peace. Take up this war."''\\

-->''"You are not dreaming, Psylocke. Listen. These are the most important words you will ever hear. Your enemy is named Apoth. You'' '''''must''''' ''kill'' '''''a god.''''' ''Do not ask my name! When Abraham heard the voice of truth, he did not ask. He'' '''''listened.''''' ''He placed his child on the slab. He raised the knife. I am truth. And you are not dreaming. You'll wither here, Psylocke. In the bosom of Xavier's peace. Take up this war."''\\
-- ''Fallen Angels'' #1

* AscendedExtra: Kwannon was always a very minor character in the ''X-Men'' mythos, as she hasn't even appeared in 40 issues since her 1993 debut. Her body was well-known (as Betsy's) for the longest time, but she herself was not. Now, as the new Psylocke, Kwannon receives a massive upgrade in prominence, starting with the fact that she's the main character of her own comic series (which never would've happened before).

* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Among the many things Kwannon inherits from Betsy is a butterfly motif. She discusses the symbolism in the second issue, representing how she is changing as a person.

* AmazonBrigade: With the exception of Kid Cable, all four members of the team are women.

* BoobsAndButtPose: Not for nothing is this known as the "Psylocke pose", as the cover of ''Fallen Angels'' has her doing it. Albeit, it's a little more realistic and natural compared to the abnormal spine-bending version in the past.

* HotterAndSexier: Psylocke reverts back to her ninja bathing suit design, thong and all. Before, when Betsy returned to her original body, Psylocke had been [[TamerAndChaster heavily desexualized]]. Even before then, the sex appeal was played down, as she traded the thong for leggings. Either way, this is a definite step up in sexiness.

* ShipSinking: The announcement of X-23 and the new Teen Cable being on a book together started more than a few comments about the daughter of Wolverine and son of Cyclops hooking up, which was further fueled by their interactions in issue 1. However [[WordOfGod Brian Hill]] stated in no uncertain terms that such a thing would ''not'' be happening, and he had no qualms against giving that sort of spoiler.

* AmazonBrigade: With the exception of Kid Cable, all four members of the team are females.

* AmazonianBrigade: With the exception of Kid Cable, all four members of the team are females.

* TwoGirlsAndAGuy: Psylocke and X-23 are the two girls, Kid Cable is the guy.

''Fallen Angels'' is a 2019 comic book series, starring Kwannon (formerly known as Revanche) as [[LegacyCharacter the new]] ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, alongside ComicBook/{{X 23}} and Kid ComicBook/{{Cable}}. The series is part of the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' relaunch, and is written by Bryan Hill (''ComicBook/DetectiveComicsRebirth'') and drawn by Szymon Kudranski (''ComicBook/ThePunisher'').

* AscendedExtra: Kwannon was always a very minor character in the ''X-Men'' mythos, as she hasn't even appeared in 40 issues since her 1993 debut. Her body was well-known as being Betsy's for the longest time, but she herself was not. Now, as the new Psylocke, Kwannon receives a massive upgrade in prominence, starting with the fact that she's the main character of her own comic series (which never would've happened before).

''Fallen Angels'' is a 2019 comic book series, starring Kwannon (formerly known as Revanche) as [[LegacyCharacter the new version]] of ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, alongside ComicBook/{{X 23}} and Kid ComicBook/{{Cable}}. The series is part of the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' relaunch, and is written by Bryan Hill (''ComicBook/DetectiveComicsRebirth'') and drawn by Szymon Kudranski (''ComicBook/ThePunisher'').

* AntiHeroTeam: We have a ninja assassin who once served the Yakuza, a TykeBomb born and raised to be a killer, and a deadly mercenary who grew up in a BadFuture. These are the heroes of the story.

* BoobsAndButtPose: Not for nothing is this known as the "Psylocke pose", as the cover of ''Fallen Angels'' has her doing it.

* TokenAdult: Psylocke is the only adult of the three, being roughly in her early thirties ([[VagueAge by the best estimates]]). X-23 and Kid Cable are teenagers, but no less dangerous for it.

''Fallen Angels'' is a 2019 comic book series, starring Kwannon (formerly known as Revanche) as [[LegacyCharacter the new version]] of ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}, alongside ComicBook/{{X 23}} and Kid ComicBook/{{Cable}}.