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* AbsoluteXenophobe: [[spoiler:The Sublime bacteria]] want to halt the evolutionary process by killing off every other species and repopulating the Earth with its own synthetic, stagnant life forms.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: [[spoiler:The Sublime bacteria]] want seeks to halt the evolutionary process by killing off every other species and repopulating the Earth with its own synthetic, stagnant life forms.forms that it can influence.
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%%* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Xavier after Cassandra takes over his mind, and Beast in "Here Comes Tomorrow".
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%%* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Xavier after Cassandra takes over his mind, and Beast in "Here Comes Tomorrow".Tomorrow", [[spoiler:having been taken over by Sublime.]] The same happened to [[spoiler:Xorn and possibly to Kid Omega]]
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*** There are two additional big clues towards ''Planet X'' during Bishop and Sage's investigation in ''Murder At The Mansion''. Sage is attacked by an unknown assailant and when Bishop catches up to her, she incomprehensibly proclaims [[spoiler:"The sun in a box!" -- a clear reference to Xorn, further hinting there's something sinister about the Chinese Mutant.]] When Sage finally reboots, she reports she's missing gigabytes of data, including records of the last hour. [[spoiler:Sounds a lot like what happens to a computer system when it's exposed to a ''magnet'', doesn't it?]]
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** There are two big clues towards ''Planet X'' during Bishop and Sage's investigation in ''Murder At The Mansion''. Sage is attacked by an unknown assailant and when Bishop catches up to her, she incomprehensibly proclaims [[spoiler:"The sun in a box!" -- a clear reference to Xorn, further hinting there's something sinister about the Chinese Mutant.]] When Sage finally reboots, she reports she's missing gigabytes of data, including records of the last hour. [[spoiler:Sounds a lot like what happens to a computer system when it's exposed to a ''magnet'', doesm't it?]]
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** There are two big clues towards ''Planet X'' during Bishop and Sage's investigation in ''Murder At The Mansion''. Sage is attacked by an unknown assailant and when Bishop catches up to her, she incomprehensibly proclaims [[spoiler:"The sun in a box!" -- a clear reference to Xorn, further hinting there's something sinister about the Chinese Mutant.]] When Sage finally reboots, she reports she's missing gigabytes of data, including records of the last hour. [[spoiler:Sounds a lot like what happens to a computer system when it's exposed to a ''magnet'', doesm't it?]]
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* BehindTheBlack: In one issue, someone is trying to assassinate Professor Xavier in an airport. The assassin is covered in a shawl, and when some of the X-corp branch unmask the assassin, it is only then that the Professor, several yards away, tells Comicbook/JeanGrey who it is. This is a telepath who should have been able to tell the other telepath who it was before the audience finds out.
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* BehindTheBlack: In one issue, someone is trying to assassinate Professor Xavier in an airport. The assassin is covered in a shawl, and when some of the X-corp branch unmask the assassin, it is only then that the Professor, several yards away, tells Comicbook/JeanGrey ComicBook/JeanGrey who it is. This is a telepath who should have been able to tell the other telepath who it was before the audience finds out.
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* {{Satan}}: Sublime is an ancient creature who deceives humans to possess and rule the world though the body of a man known as "the Beast" in an apocalyptic future. Morrison would recycle a number of phrases used to describe Sublime, such as "hole in things" and "true enemy," for Doctor Hurt, the LouisCypher BigBad of their run on ''Comicbook/{{Batman}}''.
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* {{Satan}}: Sublime is an ancient creature who deceives humans to possess and rule the world though the body of a man known as "the Beast" in an apocalyptic future. Morrison would recycle a number of phrases used to describe Sublime, such as "hole in things" and "true enemy," for Doctor Hurt, the LouisCypher BigBad of their run on ''Comicbook/{{Batman}}''.''ComicBook/{{Batman}}''.
