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''X-Men: Misfits'' is an OELManga and a reimagining of {{Creator/Marvel}}'s Franchise/XMen universe. The manga was written by Dave Roman and Creator/RainaTelgemeier, featuring art by Anzu. Published in 2009, it is owned by both Del Rey Manga and Marvel. The plot revolves around Kitty Pryde adjusting to her own mutation and new school specifically created for mutants, Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters. But there's a twist- she's the only girl at the school.
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''X-Men: Misfits'' is an OELManga and a reimagining of {{Creator/Marvel}}'s Franchise/XMen universe.Creator/MarvelComics ''ComicBook/XMen''. The manga was written by Dave Roman and Creator/RainaTelgemeier, featuring art by Anzu. Published in 2009, it is owned by both Del Rey Manga and Marvel. The plot revolves around Kitty Pryde adjusting to her own mutation and new school specifically created for mutants, Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters. But there's a twist- she's the only girl at the school.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: After they start dating, Pyro becomes jealous whenever Kitty interacts with other boys -- which, since there's otherwise nothing ''but'' boys in the school, becomes a problem pretty quickly.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: After they start dating, Pyro becomes jealous whenever Kitty interacts with other boys -- which, since there's otherwise nothing ''but'' boys in the school, becomes a problem pretty quickly. Hypocritically, he doesn't seem to mind when Havok harasses Kitty, excusing his actions by saying he's only playing around.
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* CatGirl: Presumably as a {{pun}} on her name, the comic occasionally shows Kitty turning into one when she expresses strong emotions.
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* CatGirl: Presumably as a {{pun}} on her name, the comic occasionally shows Kitty turning into one when she expresses strong emotions.
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* AbledInTheAdaptation: Unlike most versions of the character, Professor X's legs work just fine. [[spoiler:He gets trapped under rubble during the climax, with the implication that this is what's going to put him in the classic wheelchair.]]
* AdaptationalHeroism: Several ''X-Men'' foes are presented in a more neutral or heroic light; for example, Magneto is a teacher at Xavier's and serves as a mentor to Kitty.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Several characters here have radically different personalities than they did in the original comics. The most notable change was applied to Bobby Drake/Iceman, who goes from an easy-going goofball to TheStoic.
* AgeLift: Much of the adult ''X-Men'' cast is turned into teenagers here.
* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Kitty was bullied at her old school for being a mutant.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Several characters here have radically different personalities than they did in the original comics. The most notable change was applied to Bobby Drake/Iceman, who goes from an easy-going goofball to TheStoic.
* AgeLift: Much of the adult ''X-Men'' cast is turned into teenagers here.
* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Kitty was bullied at her old school for being a mutant.
* AnimalMotif: Unsurprisingly, ''Kitty'' Pryde is heavily associated with cats; she has several cat-themed items and is occasionally drawn as a CatGirl.
* TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club consists of some of the prettiest and most powerful boys at Xavier's.
* TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club consists of some of the prettiest and most powerful boys at Xavier's.
* CrazyJealousGuy: After they start dating, Pyro becomes jealous whenever Kitty interacts with other boys -- which, since there's otherwise nothing ''but'' boys in the school, becomes a problem pretty quickly.
* DoNotCallMePaul: Magneto and the students of the Hellfire Club prefer to be called by their codenames rather than their real names, and correct anyone who does so.
* DudeMagnet: A lot of the male characters have crushes on Kitty, a side-effect of her being the first female student at Xavier's in years.
* DoNotCallMePaul: Magneto and the students of the Hellfire Club prefer to be called by their codenames rather than their real names, and correct anyone who does so.
* DudeMagnet: A lot of the male characters have crushes on Kitty, a side-effect of her being the first female student at Xavier's in years.
* FantasticRacism: Naturally, mutants are discriminated against by humans; Kitty gets bullied for being one at her old school, and the climax happens when the Hellfire Club gets in a fight with some anti-mutant protestors.
* TheGhost: Jean Grey is apparently a teacher at Xavier's, but we never see her outside of a photograph; apparently, she's on leave.
* MakeWayForThePrincess: Gender-flipped; Angel makes his first appearance descending a staircase after Forge tells everyone to clear the floor.
* MythologyGag: When asked by Magneto if she has a new name for herself yet, Kitty thinks over the list she made -- two of them, Ariel and Sprite, were codenames she went by in the comics.
* NoNameGiven: Gambit makes a few appearances in the comic, but he goes unnamed.
* MythologyGag: When asked by Magneto if she has a new name for herself yet, Kitty thinks over the list she made -- two of them, Ariel and Sprite, were codenames she went by in the comics.
* NoNameGiven: Gambit makes a few appearances in the comic, but he goes unnamed.
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* NoNameGiven: Gambit makes a few appearances in the comic, but he goes unnamed.
* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Havok ends up losing control of his powers during the New York trip, sending himself and Professor Xavier to the hospital in the aftermath.]]
* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Havok ends up losing control of his powers during the New York trip, sending himself and Professor Xavier to the hospital in the aftermath.]]
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* NoNameGiven: Gambit makes PowerIncontinence:
** Kitty has trouble controlling her powers at first, though she gets afew appearances in the comic, but he better handle over them when she goes unnamed.
* PowerIncontinence:to Xavier's.
** [[spoiler:Havok ends up losing control of his powers during the New York trip, sending himself and Professor Xavier to the hospital in the aftermath.]]]]
* RaceLift: Quicksilver, normally white in the comics, is depicted with dark skin here.
** Kitty has trouble controlling her powers at first, though she gets a
* PowerIncontinence:
** [[spoiler:Havok ends up losing control of his powers during the New York trip, sending himself and Professor Xavier to the hospital in the aftermath.
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* SiblingRivalry: Scott and Havok have a pretty fierce one, with the former's prickly attitude clashing with the latter's more carefree one.
* ToxicFriendInfluence: The Hellfire Club serves as one to Kitty, trying to get her to follow their "mutant superiority" attitude and ignore her studies. Eventually she realizes they're bad news and tries to distance herself from them, [[spoiler:and ultimately splits off from them entirely after the fight at the park]].
* UnwantedHarem: Kitty is overwhelmed by the male attention she receives at Xavier's, often feeling like an exotic pet rather than a person as a result.
* ToxicFriendInfluence: The Hellfire Club serves as one to Kitty, trying to get her to follow their "mutant superiority" attitude and ignore her studies. Eventually she realizes they're bad news and tries to distance herself from them, [[spoiler:and ultimately splits off from them entirely after the fight at the park]].
* UnwantedHarem: Kitty is overwhelmed by the male attention she receives at Xavier's, often feeling like an exotic pet rather than a person as a result.
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''X-Men: Misfits'' is an OELManga and a reimagining of {{Creator/Marvel}}'s Franchise/XMen universe. The manga was written by Dave Roman and Raina Telgemeier, Creator/RainaTelgemeier, featuring art by Anzu. Published in 2009, it is owned by both Del Rey Manga and Marvel. The plot revolves around Kitty Pryde adjusting to her own mutation and new school specifically created for mutants, Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters. But there's a twist- she's the only girl at the school.
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* DarkSkinnedBlonde: Quicksilver is depicted with dark skin and his signature silver hair.
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%% * CastFullOfPrettyBoys
%% * CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
%% * CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
%% * {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
%% * CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
%% * CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
%% * DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
%% * FireIceDuo: Kitty's two love interests are Pyro and Iceman.
%% * LoveMartyr: In a huge departure from her original character, Kitty for Pyro.
%% * MakeoutKids: Kitty and Pyro.
%% * CastFullOfPrettyBoys
%% * CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
%% * CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
%% * {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
%% * CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
%% * CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
%% * DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
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%% * LoveMartyr: In a huge departure from her original character, Kitty for Pyro.
%% * MakeoutKids: Kitty and Pyro.
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* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: Every teenage boy seen in the comic is ridiculously pretty, even if they weren't in the original comics.
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%% * PluckyGirl: The writers try so hard to make Kitty this. [[LoveMartyr It doesn't]] [[DistressBall work out]].
%% * ScholarshipStudent: Kitty, though she openly admits that her grades are only average.
%% * SmittenTeenageGirl: Kitty.
%% * TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Not only could he legitimately pass for a girl, Longshot is only interested in giving Kitty fashion tips, and he dresses in a fur-trimmed zebra-stripe flaring trenchcoat with a leopard-print fedora, as seen [[http://www.comicvine.com/longshot/29-6757/alternate-earths-futures-realities/108-10631/x_men_misfits_045/105-956061/ here]].
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Comic!Kitty was a TeenGenius, but here she's unable to understand basic geometry, or manage to work her powers properly after weeks of training.
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* OneGenderSchool: Xavier's Academy, before Kitty arrives. But it's not specifically for boys; for no given reason, Kitty just so happens to be the first female mutant to attend in half a decade.
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* OneGenderSchool: {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Xavier's Academy, before Kitty arrives. But it's not specifically for boys; for no given reason, Kitty just so happens to be the first female mutant to attend in half a decade.
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* InNameOnly: Kitty Pryde. Her lack of combat skills can be explained by her status as a civilian until recently, but she retains none of her spunky spiritedness, determination, or courage. Her academic talents, computer skills, and Judaism have been removed; she has no interests beyond her boyfriend, whom she allows to order her around like she's some sort of servant. She holds the DistressBall and seems totally incapable of rationalizing when it would be a good time to use her powers.
** Quicksilver seems to be an animated, happy-go-lucky type who's interested in fashion shows.
** Taking with the movies, Pyro is no longer Australian, but he's also a {{Jerkass}} elitist and Kitty's borderline abusive BastardBoyfriend.
** Sabretooth, who normally would be a hazard to the students at the school is apparently the Hellfire Club's servant, whom they kept chained and collared, as if he couldn't simply break free with his superior strength.
** Quicksilver seems to be an animated, happy-go-lucky type who's interested in fashion shows.
** Taking with the movies, Pyro is no longer Australian, but he's also a {{Jerkass}} elitist and Kitty's borderline abusive BastardBoyfriend.
** Sabretooth, who normally would be a hazard to the students at the school is apparently the Hellfire Club's servant, whom they kept chained and collared, as if he couldn't simply break free with his superior strength.
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* BastardBoyfriend: Pyro to Kitty.
* CastFullOfPrettyBoys
* CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
* CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
* {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
* CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
* FireIceDuo: Kitty's two love interests are Pyro and Iceman.
* CastFullOfPrettyBoys
* CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
* CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
* {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
* CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
* FireIceDuo: Kitty's two love interests are Pyro and Iceman.
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%% * CastFullOfPrettyBoys
%% * CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
%% * CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
%% * {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
%% * CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
%% * CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
%% * DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
%% * FireIceDuo: Kitty's two love interests are Pyro and Iceman.
%% * CastFullOfPrettyBoys
%% * CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
%% * CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
%% * {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
%% * CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
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* LoveMartyr: In a huge departure from her original character, Kitty for Pyro.
* MakeoutKids: Kitty and Pyro.
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* PluckyGirl: The writers try so hard to make Kitty this. [[LoveMartyr It doesn't]] [[DistressBall work out]].
* ScholarshipStudent: Kitty, though she openly admits that her grades are only average.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Kitty.
* TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club
* ScholarshipStudent: Kitty, though she openly admits that her grades are only average.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Kitty.
* TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club
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%% * PluckyGirl: The writers try so hard to make Kitty this. [[LoveMartyr It doesn't]] [[DistressBall work out]].
%% * ScholarshipStudent: Kitty, though she openly admits that her grades are only average.
%% * SmittenTeenageGirl: Kitty.
%% * TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club
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The sequel manga was cancelled due to licensing issues. [[http://www.animevice.com/news/liked-x-men-misfits-too-bad-canceled/4210/]]
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The sequel manga was cancelled due to licensing issues. [[http://www.animevice.com/news/liked-x-men-misfits-too-bad-canceled/4210/]]
com/news/liked-x-men-misfits-too-bad-canceled/4210/ due to licensing issues.]]
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** Taking with the movies, Pyro is no longer Australian, but he's also a {{Jerkass}}elitist {{Jerkass}} elitist and Kitty's borderline abusive BastardBoyfriend.
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* FollowTheLeader: The book's general premise, with TheBeautifulElite as the UnwantedHarem, is suspiciously similar to ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub''.
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* AdaptionalDumbass: Comic!Kitty was a TeenGenius, but here she's unable to understand basic geometry, or manage to work her powers properly after weeks of training.
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* TookALevelInDumbass: Comic!Kitty was a TeenGenius, but here she's unable to understand basic geometry, or manage to work her powers properly after weeks of training.
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''X-Men: Misfits'' is an OELManga and a reimagining of {{Marvel}}'s {{Creator/Marvel}}'s Franchise/XMen universe. The manga was written by Dave Roman and Raina Telgemeier, featuring art by Anzu. Published in 2009, it is owned by both Del Rey Manga and Marvel. The plot revolves around Kitty Pryde adjusting to her own mutation and new school specifically created for mutants, Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters. But there's a twist- she's the only girl at the school.
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* FollowTheLeader: The book's general premise, with TheBeautifulElite as the UnwantedHarem, is suspiciously similar to ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub''.
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''X-Men: Misfits'' is an OELManga and a reimagining of {{Marvel}}'s Franchise/{{X-Men}} Franchise/XMen universe. The manga was written by Dave Roman and Raina Telgemeier, featuring art by Anzu. Published in 2009, it is owned by both Del Rey Manga and Marvel. The plot revolves around Kitty Pryde adjusting to her own mutation and new school specifically created for mutants, Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters. But there's a twist- she's the only girl at the school.
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* LowestCommonDenominator: ''Misfits'' is basically an attempt to sway manga fans to comics and invokes all sorts of manga tropes without any idea of how to use such tropes, while trying to encourage new readers by throwing away the mainstream established personalities of various characters.
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* PanderingToTheBase: The story is mostly romance with a little action thrown in at the end, in an obvious attempt to sway the interest of young teenage girls. Kitty's lack of personality could also be another attempt at pandering through [[SelfInsertFic self-insert]].
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* StrangledByTheRedString: [[spoiler: Kitty and Bobby. The two barely interacted, he always seemed disinterested in her, Kitty never had any concrete interest or chemistry with him, but there a hint at a LastMinuteHookup at the end of the story.]]
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* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: A doorknob would have more personality than our lovely heroine.
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In the theory, this general premise is not a bad idea. But fan reactions indicate that [[LoveItOrHateIt the manga is rather polarizing]]. While casual fans find it fun and interesting, traditionalists [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks dislike the total revamp on characterization and general lack of action within the story]].
Discussion of the manga's quality is generally divided: some claim it fulfills its purpose as a fun read and never promised anything more, while others firmly state LowestCommonDenominator.
Discussion of the manga's quality is generally divided: some claim it fulfills its purpose as a fun read and never promised anything more, while others firmly state LowestCommonDenominator.
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[[UnwantedHarem Of course, this leads to Kitty being the subject of much male attention]], and she struggles to find her place until she is invited to join [[TheBeautifulElite a group of elite students, the Hellfire Club]], and learns to reconcile with her mutation.
In the theory, this general premise is not a bad idea. But fan reactions indicate that [[LoveItOrHateIt the manga is rather polarizing]]. While casual fans find it fun and interesting, traditionalists [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks dislike the total revamp on characterization and general lack of action within the story]].
Discussion of the manga's quality is generally divided: some claim it fulfills its purpose as a fun read and never promised anything more, while others firmly state LowestCommonDenominator.
The sequel manga was cancelled due to licensing issues. [[http://www.animevice.com/news/liked-x-men-misfits-too-bad-canceled/4210/]]
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!!This manga contains examples of:
* AmbiguouslyGay: Not only could he legitimately pass for a girl, Longshot is only interested in giving Kitty fashion tips, and he dresses in a fur-trimmed zebra-stripe flaring trenchcoat with a leopard-print fedora, as seen [[http://www.comicvine.com/longshot/29-6757/alternate-earths-futures-realities/108-10631/x_men_misfits_045/105-956061/ here]].
* BastardBoyfriend: Pyro to Kitty.
* BlueBishonenGhetto
* CastFullOfPrettyBoys
* CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
* CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
* {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
* CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: A doorknob would have more personality than our lovely heroine.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
* FollowTheLeader: The book's general premise, with TheBeautifulElite as the UnwantedHarem, is suspiciously similar to OuranHighSchoolHostClub.
* InNameOnly: Kitty Pryde. Her lack of combat skills can be explained by her status as a civilian until recently, but she retains none of her spunky spiritedness, determination, or courage. Her academic talents, computer skills, and Judaism have been removed; she has no interests beyond her boyfriend, whom she allows to order her around like she's some sort of servant. She holds the DistressBall and seems totally incapable of rationalizing when it would be a good time to use her powers.
** Quicksilver seems to be an animated, happy-go-lucky type who's interested in fashion shows.
** Taking with the movies, Pyro is no longer Australian, but he's also a {{Jerkass}}elitist and Kitty's borderline abusive BastardBoyfriend.
** Sabretooth, who normally would be a hazard to the students at the school is apparently the Hellfire Club's servant, whom they kept chained and collared, as if he couldn't simply break free with his superior strength.
* LoveMartyr: In a huge departure from her original character, Kitty for Pyro.
* LowestCommonDenominator: ''Misfits'' is basically an attempt to sway manga fans to comics and invokes all sorts of manga tropes without any idea of how to use such tropes, while trying to encourage new readers by throwing away the mainstream established personalities of various characters.
* MakeoutKids: Kitty and Pyro.
* OneGenderSchool: Xavier's Academy, before Kitty arrives. But it's not specifically for boys; for no given reason, Kitty just so happens to be the first female mutant to attend in half a decade.
* PanderingToTheBase: The story is mostly romance with a little action thrown in at the end, in an obvious attempt to sway the interest of young teenage girls. Kitty's lack of personality could also be another attempt at pandering through [[SelfInsertFic self-insert]].
* PluckyGirl: The writers try so hard to make Kitty this. [[LoveMartyr It doesn't]] [[DistressBall work out]].
* ScholarshipStudent: Kitty, though she openly admits that her grades are only average.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Kitty.
* StrangledByTheRedString: [[spoiler: Kitty and Bobby. The two barely interacted, he always seemed disinterested in her, Kitty never had any concrete interest or chemistry with him, but there a hint at a LastMinuteHookup at the end of the story.]]
* TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club
* TookALevelInDumbass: Comic!Kitty was a TeenGenius, but here she's unable to understand basic geometry, or manage to work her powers properly after weeks of training.
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[[UnwantedHarem Of course, this leads to Kitty being the subject of much male attention]], and she struggles to find her place until she is invited to join [[TheBeautifulElite a group of elite students, the Hellfire Club]], and learns to reconcile with her mutation.
In the theory, this general premise is not a bad idea. But fan reactions indicate that [[LoveItOrHateIt the manga is rather polarizing]]. While casual fans find it fun and interesting, traditionalists [[TheyChangedItNowItSucks dislike the total revamp on characterization and general lack of action within the story]].
Discussion of the manga's quality is generally divided: some claim it fulfills its purpose as a fun read and never promised anything more, while others firmly state LowestCommonDenominator.
The sequel manga was cancelled due to licensing issues. [[http://www.animevice.com/news/liked-x-men-misfits-too-bad-canceled/4210/]]
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!!This manga contains examples of:
* AmbiguouslyGay: Not only could he legitimately pass for a girl, Longshot is only interested in giving Kitty fashion tips, and he dresses in a fur-trimmed zebra-stripe flaring trenchcoat with a leopard-print fedora, as seen [[http://www.comicvine.com/longshot/29-6757/alternate-earths-futures-realities/108-10631/x_men_misfits_045/105-956061/ here]].
* BastardBoyfriend: Pyro to Kitty.
* BlueBishonenGhetto
* CastFullOfPrettyBoys
* CampStraight: A definitely unintentional version with the Hellfire Club.
* CanonForeigner: Kitty's two sisters, who appeared for all of one page.
* {{Chickification}}: Any effective trait Kitty possessed in her original incarnation is removed, leaving her Pyro's doormat.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Pyro to Kitty.
* CoolShades: Forge, Scott, and Pyro.
* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: A doorknob would have more personality than our lovely heroine.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: '''Longshot'''.
* FollowTheLeader: The book's general premise, with TheBeautifulElite as the UnwantedHarem, is suspiciously similar to OuranHighSchoolHostClub.
* InNameOnly: Kitty Pryde. Her lack of combat skills can be explained by her status as a civilian until recently, but she retains none of her spunky spiritedness, determination, or courage. Her academic talents, computer skills, and Judaism have been removed; she has no interests beyond her boyfriend, whom she allows to order her around like she's some sort of servant. She holds the DistressBall and seems totally incapable of rationalizing when it would be a good time to use her powers.
** Quicksilver seems to be an animated, happy-go-lucky type who's interested in fashion shows.
** Taking with the movies, Pyro is no longer Australian, but he's also a {{Jerkass}}elitist and Kitty's borderline abusive BastardBoyfriend.
** Sabretooth, who normally would be a hazard to the students at the school is apparently the Hellfire Club's servant, whom they kept chained and collared, as if he couldn't simply break free with his superior strength.
* LoveMartyr: In a huge departure from her original character, Kitty for Pyro.
* LowestCommonDenominator: ''Misfits'' is basically an attempt to sway manga fans to comics and invokes all sorts of manga tropes without any idea of how to use such tropes, while trying to encourage new readers by throwing away the mainstream established personalities of various characters.
* MakeoutKids: Kitty and Pyro.
* OneGenderSchool: Xavier's Academy, before Kitty arrives. But it's not specifically for boys; for no given reason, Kitty just so happens to be the first female mutant to attend in half a decade.
* PanderingToTheBase: The story is mostly romance with a little action thrown in at the end, in an obvious attempt to sway the interest of young teenage girls. Kitty's lack of personality could also be another attempt at pandering through [[SelfInsertFic self-insert]].
* PluckyGirl: The writers try so hard to make Kitty this. [[LoveMartyr It doesn't]] [[DistressBall work out]].
* ScholarshipStudent: Kitty, though she openly admits that her grades are only average.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Kitty.
* StrangledByTheRedString: [[spoiler: Kitty and Bobby. The two barely interacted, he always seemed disinterested in her, Kitty never had any concrete interest or chemistry with him, but there a hint at a LastMinuteHookup at the end of the story.]]
* TheBeautifulElite: The Hellfire Club
* TookALevelInDumbass: Comic!Kitty was a TeenGenius, but here she's unable to understand basic geometry, or manage to work her powers properly after weeks of training.
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