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* WidgetSeries: Compared to the rest of the X-Men line, and really anything Marvel was putting out at the time, it's definitely a whole lot weirder to the point where it can sometimes be a little hard to follow. As an example this is a series where Comicbook/HowardTheDuck spends a handful of issues as a supporting character.
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* PubertySuperpower: Most of the cast, just like almost all mutants in the MarvelUniverse.
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* PubertySuperpower: Most of the cast, just like almost all mutants in the MarvelUniverse.Franchise/MarvelUniverse.
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--> '''Jubilee:''' You almost had me there, huh. You almost convinced me it was the real Wolvie getting fried. But ya had to go and push it... too far. Too flamin', freakin', flappin' far.
--> '''Bastion:''' Oh really? How so?
--> '''Jubilee:''' It was the "Please Stop." Any Wolverine I know would die before he'd beg.
--> '''Bastion:''' Oh really? How so?
--> '''Jubilee:''' It was the "Please Stop." Any Wolverine I know would die before he'd beg.
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* HoldingInLaughter: Jubilee has been captured by Operation Zero Tolerance. She's been bound and is being forced to watch as Bastion tortures members of the X-Men. She watches tearfully as they electrocute Wolverine, who then begs them to stop. Bastion hears what he assumes is crying from Jubilee, but it's actually her trying to hold in her laughter, until she is flat out laughing in Bastion's face.
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* DevastatingRemark: Jubilee and Monet are spending the day together in New York, and the subject of Everett's recent death came up. Jubilee, whose parents were murdered, tries to offer heartfelt advice to Monet on coping with loss, Monet tears into her, "The first and '''only''' person in my life I have ever felt that way about, and he was just ripped away from me in an instant! I will never '''ever''' see him again! You have no idea what that's like! You have no idea how I feel! Do you!?" Then she sees Jubilee, her face scrunched in silent agony, tears streaming from her eyes. Monet has a JerkassRealization and hugs Jubilee, saying, "Yes, of course you do, don't you."
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* TeamMercyVsTeamMurder: Played with. One story reveals that the grandfather of one of their wealthy classmates was responsible for ordering the murder of Jubilee's parents. Jubilee goes off to take the guy on, and the rest of Gen X fears she's firmly in the "Team Kill" category, being Wolverine's prodigy in their eyes, so they go off to stop her. But after all is done, the bad guy arrested, and the team explains their concerns to her, that Jubilee tells them that it's ''because'' of Wolverine that she ''[[ThouShallNotKill won't]]'' kill anyone.
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* TeamKids: Banshee and White Queen are the Parents to the team, including Jubilee, M, Chamber, Husk, Skin, Synch, and, initially, Penance. The team literally being kids helps. Some issues with Penance and M and their family cause a major revelation later, and Synch is later killed, causing a rift in the team. The group eventually disbands.
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One of the many 1990s spin-off books from ComicBook/XMen, ''Generation X'' told the story of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse's latest group of teenage mutant trainee superheroes. It went through various authors and artists, but was popular for most of its six-and-a-half-year run, before being fairly abruptly cancelled in a deck-clearing exercise at the end of the 1990s.
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One of the many 1990s spin-off books from ComicBook/XMen, ''Generation X'' told the story of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse's latest group of teenage mutant trainee superheroes. It Created by writer Scott Lobdell and artist Chris Bachalo, it went through various authors and artists, but was popular for most of its six-and-a-half-year run, before being fairly abruptly cancelled in a deck-clearing exercise at the end of the 1990s.
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* AsiansLoveTea: Jubilee and Monet go out for a trip together in New York city. Jubilee, who is Chinese-American, goes out of her way to introduce Monet to Bubble Tea, telling her it's going to be popular in coffee shops like Starbucks in the very near future. This was in the early 2000s.
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* SiblingFusion: It is revealed in Issue #31 of ''Generation X'' that the Monet St. Croix we've been following is actually a gestalt being created by her younger twin sisters Claudette and Nicole merging together. The twins can also merge with their brother Emplate to form M-Plate.
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* PowerIncontinence: Jubilee, at the time, had very little control of her powers when she was emotional or agitated. She exploits this when Emplate has the team captive, goading him into feeding on her first by giving him a series of insults and a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech. Only after he's railing at her about how she doesn't know anything about him or his family, as he's siphoning her power, does she point out how being emotionally unbalanced affects her powers, and now his. Cue a big Boom.
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Better quality from http://with-great-power.blogspot.com/2011/06/x-men-origin-of-generation-x.html
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One of the many 1990s spin-off books from ComicBook/XMen, ''Generation X'' told the story of the [[MarvelUniverse Marvel Universe's]] latest group of teenage mutant trainee superheroes. It went through various authors and artists, but was popular for most of its six-and-a-half-year run, before being fairly abruptly cancelled in a deck-clearing exercise at the end of the 1990s.
[[caption-width-right:228:A newer class of teen angst.]]
One of the many 1990s spin-off books from ComicBook/XMen, ''Generation X'' told the story of the [[MarvelUniverse Marvel Universe's]] latest group of teenage mutant trainee superheroes. It went through various authors and artists, but was popular for most of its six-and-a-half-year run, before being fairly abruptly cancelled in a deck-clearing exercise at the end of the 1990s.
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The series was also the basis for a made-for-TV movie (if you're curious, there's a full plot summary with screencaps [[http://spitonyourtaste.blogspot.com/2011/08/generation-x-review.html here]]).
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The series was also the basis for a made-for-TV movie MadeForTVMovie (if you're curious, there's a full plot summary with screencaps [[http://spitonyourtaste.blogspot.com/2011/08/generation-x-review.html here]]).
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=][[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhumans]] event ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=][[ComicBook/TheInhumans X-Men/[[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhumans]] event ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=][[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhumans]] event ''ComicBook/{{Resurrxion}}'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=][[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhumans]] event ''ComicBook/{{Resurrxion}}'', ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=]ComicBook/TheInhumans event ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=]ComicBook/TheInhumans X-Men[=/=][[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhumans]] event ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', ''ComicBook/{{Resurrxion}}'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title will be launched as part of the X-Men[=/=]ComicBook/TheInhumans event ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It will follow Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are seperated out for not being potential X-Men or ambasaddors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
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[[ComicBook/GenerationX2017 A new]] ''Generation X'' title will be was launched in 2017 as part of the X-Men[=/=]ComicBook/TheInhumans event ''ComicBook/ResurrXion'', spawning from the fallout of ''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen''. It will follow followed Jubilee and a group of misfit mutants who are seperated singled out for not being potential X-Men or ambasaddors ambassadors for mutantkind due to either being unreliable or having weak power sets.
