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** One of the villains in this series was an alternate universe Dr Doom who had [[GrandTheftMe taken over the body of the Reed Richards of his universe.]] Three years later, [[Franchise/SpiderMan another]] ScienceHero [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan would have his body snatched]] by one of his [[ComicBook/DoctorOctopus enemies]].
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** One of the villains in this series was an alternate universe Dr Doom who had [[GrandTheftMe taken over the body of the Reed Richards of his universe.]] Three years later, [[Franchise/SpiderMan [[ComicBook/SpiderMan another]] ScienceHero [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan would have his body snatched]] by one of his [[ComicBook/DoctorOctopus enemies]].
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** The ''Nation X'' one-shot has Shatterstar attempting to flirt with ComicBook/{{Iceman}}. Iceman later came out as gay.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Shortly before the ''Madrox'' series that kick-started the series, Rahne over in ''New Mutants'' had turned into a biker and, worse than that, lost her accent. Many fans were happy that the Babe-ness disappeared and the accent returned when she turned up here.
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The ''Nation X'' one-shot has Shatterstar attempting to flirt with ComicBook/{{Iceman}}. Iceman later came out as gay.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The ''Nation X'' one-shot has Shatterstar attempting to flirt with ComicBook/{{Iceman}}. Iceman later came out as gay.
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** In a scene where she is playing chess with Shatterstar, Monet says that she'd "rather avoid the white queen". In Cullen Bunn's ''Uncanny X-Men'', Monet has joined Magneto's incarnation of the Hellfire Club as the White Queen.
The ''Nation X'' one-shot has Shatterstar attempting to flirt with ComicBook/{{Iceman}}. Iceman later came out as gay.
** In a scene where she is playing chess with Shatterstar, Monet says that she'd "rather avoid the white queen". In Cullen Bunn's ''Uncanny X-Men'', Monet has joined Magneto's incarnation of the Hellfire Club as the White Queen.
The ''Nation X'' one-shot has Shatterstar attempting to flirt with ComicBook/{{Iceman}}. Iceman later came out as gay.
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]* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite receiving immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop developing their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable in any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compared to any other romantic couples in the series.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Shortly before the ''Madrox'' series that kick-started the series, Rahne over in ''New Mutants'' had turned into a BikerBabe and, worse than that, lost her accent. Many fans were happy that the Babe-ness disappeared and the accent returned when she turned up here.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Shortly before the ''Madrox'' series that kick-started the series, Rahne over in ''New Mutants'' had turned into a BikerBabe biker and, worse than that, lost her accent. Many fans were happy that the Babe-ness disappeared and the accent returned when she turned up here.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: [[Franchise/SpiderMan J. Jonah Jameson's]] speech against anti-immigrant xenophobia in Issue #217.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite receiving immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop developing their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable in any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compared to any other romantic couples in the series.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite receiving immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop developing their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable in any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compared to any other romantic couples in the series.
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** One of the villains in this series was an alternate universe Dr Doom who had [[GrandTheftMe taken over the body of the Reed Richards of his universe.]] Three years later, [[Franchise/SpiderMan another]] ScienceHero [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan would have his body snatched]] by one of his [[ComicBook/DoctorOctopus enemies]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: The series ends with Layla and Jamie getting a happy ending, retiring to Jamie's original home to raise their kids... then Jamie got [[DroppedABridgeOnHim a bridge dropped on him]] in ''Death of X'', with no attempt at explaining why he'd leave that life. Then Matthew Rosenberg got his mitts on Jamie in ''Madrox'' and his run on ''Uncanny X-Men'', and turns him into a complete moron who's insulted and killed repeatedly for no reason.
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* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** The series ends with Layla and Jamie getting a happy ending, retiring to Jamie's original home to raise their kids... then Jamie got [[DroppedABridgeOnHim a bridge dropped on him]] in ''Death of X'', with no attempt at explaining why he'd leave that life. Then Matthew Rosenberg got his mitts on Jamie in''Madrox'' ''Multiple Man'' and his run on ''Uncanny X-Men'', and turns him into a complete moron who's insulted and killed repeatedly for no reason.reason.
** The series ends with Layla and Jamie getting a happy ending, retiring to Jamie's original home to raise their kids... then Jamie got [[DroppedABridgeOnHim a bridge dropped on him]] in ''Death of X'', with no attempt at explaining why he'd leave that life. Then Matthew Rosenberg got his mitts on Jamie in
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: [[Franchise/SpiderMan J. Jonah Jameson's]] speech against anti-immigrant xenophobia in Issue #217.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: A lot of Jamie fans would like very much to ignore anything that happened to Jamie after this series ended.
* HarsherInHindsight: The series ends with Layla and Jamie getting a happy ending, retiring to Jamie's original home to raise their kids... then Jamie got [[DroppedABridgeOnHim a bridge dropped on him]] in ''Death of X'', with no attempt at explaining why he'd leave that life. Then Matthew Rosenberg got his mitts on Jamie in ''Madrox'' and his run on ''Uncanny X-Men'', and turns him into a complete moron who's insulted and killed repeatedly for no reason.
* HarsherInHindsight: The series ends with Layla and Jamie getting a happy ending, retiring to Jamie's original home to raise their kids... then Jamie got [[DroppedABridgeOnHim a bridge dropped on him]] in ''Death of X'', with no attempt at explaining why he'd leave that life. Then Matthew Rosenberg got his mitts on Jamie in ''Madrox'' and his run on ''Uncanny X-Men'', and turns him into a complete moron who's insulted and killed repeatedly for no reason.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Polaris got a lot of this during the end of the series due to the fact that another team member Siryn was PutOnABusToHell for helping her. This got even worse when she became team leader for the follow up series. This is probably because she and Havok are written as SatelliteCharacter to interact with the rest of the team and rarely have any ongoing storyline or character development during their time in the first series.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Polaris got a lot of this during the end of the series due to the fact that another team member Siryn was PutOnABusToHell for helping her. This got even worse when she became team leader for the follow up series. This is probably because she and Havok are written as SatelliteCharacter to interact with the rest of the team and rarely have any ongoing storyline or character development during their time in the first series.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite received immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop develop their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable on any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compare to any other romantic couples in the series.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite received receiving immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop develop developing their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable on in any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compare compared to any other romantic couples in the series.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Shortly before the ''Madrox'' series that kick-started the series, Rahne over in ''New Mutants'' had turned into a BikerBabe and, worse than that, lost her accent. Many fans were happy that the Babe-ness disappeared and the accent returned when she turned up here.
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* HumorDissonance: In one issue late in the run, Polaris and Siryn crack jokes about the time Rahne followed Havok around in the government X-Factor days. The reason she did so was because she'd been subject to MindRape by the Genoshan government, and genetically conditioned to be loyal to Havok, who was working for them at the time (amnesia was involved), and unable to turn back to human without losing her sense of self. So rather than a light-hearted crack, it makes them look like insensitive assholes making fun of one of the worst periods of Rahne's life (of which there are ''many'').
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** Shatterstar has been the subject of extensive online debate, beaten up The Thing, kissed almost as many people as the rest of the cast put together, been featured prominently in nine different covers, made himself a very likely candidate for a limited series, and just generally stolen the spotlight both in-universe and out; all this in, what, ten issues or so? Not bad for a character who the writer refused to allow anywhere near the book for quite some time.
** Ruby Summers is pretty popular, with some fans hoping that he is brought into the mainstream universe.
** Ruby Summers is pretty popular, with some fans hoping that he is brought into the mainstream universe.
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** Shatterstar has been the subject of extensive online debate, beaten up The Thing, kissed almost as many people as the rest of the cast put together, been featured prominently in nine different covers, made himself a very likely candidate for a limited series, and just generally stolen the spotlight both in-universe and out; all this in, what, ten 10 issues or so? Not bad for a character who the writer refused to allow anywhere near the book for quite some time.
** Ruby Summers is pretty popular, with some fans hoping thathe is she would be brought into the mainstream universe.
** Ruby Summers is pretty popular, with some fans hoping that
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* DieForOurShip: Some fans of Rictor/Shatterstar REALLY hate Rahne, especially after she tells Rictor he's the father of her baby. Well, she never explicitly stated he was the father, he just assumed when she gave a SuspiciouslySpecificDenial in response to the question. Mind you, she ''encouraged'' that assumption because she had religious problems with his relationship with Shatterstar and was trying to CureYourGays.
* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Shatterstar has been the subject of extensive online debate, beaten up The Thing, kissed almost as many people as the rest of the cast put together, been featured prominently in nine different covers, made himself a very likely candidate for a limited series, and just generally stolen the spotlight both in-universe and out; all this in, what, ten issues or so? Not bad for a character who the writer refused to allow anywhere near the book for quite some time.
** Ruby Summers is pretty popular, with some fans hoping that he is brought into the mainstream universe.
** John Maddox, for not only his great introductory story arc, but also for being such a NiceGuy while still retaining Jamie's snark.
* MyRealDaddy: Layla Miller was introduced in ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'' by Creator/BrianMichaelBendis as a living DeusExMachina, but her more well-known "I'm Layla Miller. I know stuff."-persona and subsequent CharacterDevelopment was the work of Peter David here.
* NightmareFuel:
** Jamie Madrox [[spoiler:absorbing his own son.]]
** Also the mutant internment camps of the future.
** [[spoiler:The birth of Rahne's son.]] Just... [[spoiler: Rahne's son]].
* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap:
** Layla again. She was previously regarded as nothing but a human DeusExMachina for ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'', but ''X-Factor'' has turned her into a genuine, interesting character.
** Shatterstar as well
* ReplacementScrappy: Polaris got a lot of this during the end of the series due to the fact that another team member Siryn was PutOnABusToHell for helping her. This got even worse when she became team leader for the follow up series. This is probably because she and Havok are written as SatelliteCharacter to interact with the rest of the team and rarely have any ongoing storyline or character development during their time in the first series.
* RonTheDeathEater: Rahne seems to be the most common target of this. She's either a kind-hearted woman with some [[BreakTheCutie very serious]] [[TheWoobie emotional issues]], or an [[BitchInSheepsClothing evil manipulative]] she-bitch out to ruin everything.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite received immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop develop their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable on any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compare to any other romantic couples in the series.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Shatterstar has been the subject of extensive online debate, beaten up The Thing, kissed almost as many people as the rest of the cast put together, been featured prominently in nine different covers, made himself a very likely candidate for a limited series, and just generally stolen the spotlight both in-universe and out; all this in, what, ten issues or so? Not bad for a character who the writer refused to allow anywhere near the book for quite some time.
** Ruby Summers is pretty popular, with some fans hoping that he is brought into the mainstream universe.
** John Maddox, for not only his great introductory story arc, but also for being such a NiceGuy while still retaining Jamie's snark.
* MyRealDaddy: Layla Miller was introduced in ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'' by Creator/BrianMichaelBendis as a living DeusExMachina, but her more well-known "I'm Layla Miller. I know stuff."-persona and subsequent CharacterDevelopment was the work of Peter David here.
* NightmareFuel:
** Jamie Madrox [[spoiler:absorbing his own son.]]
** Also the mutant internment camps of the future.
** [[spoiler:The birth of Rahne's son.]] Just... [[spoiler: Rahne's son]].
* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap:
** Layla again. She was previously regarded as nothing but a human DeusExMachina for ''ComicBook/HouseOfM'', but ''X-Factor'' has turned her into a genuine, interesting character.
** Shatterstar as well
* ReplacementScrappy: Polaris got a lot of this during the end of the series due to the fact that another team member Siryn was PutOnABusToHell for helping her. This got even worse when she became team leader for the follow up series. This is probably because she and Havok are written as SatelliteCharacter to interact with the rest of the team and rarely have any ongoing storyline or character development during their time in the first series.
* RonTheDeathEater: Rahne seems to be the most common target of this. She's either a kind-hearted woman with some [[BreakTheCutie very serious]] [[TheWoobie emotional issues]], or an [[BitchInSheepsClothing evil manipulative]] she-bitch out to ruin everything.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The romantic relationship between Rictor and Shatterstar. Despite received immense popularity and critical praise, PAD simply decided to stop develop their relationship (more specifically developing Shatterstar as a character and how he deals with his new-found sexuality) and reduced it to a RunningGag (which many LGBT fans considered insulting). It is painfully notable on any issues that they appeared on-panel together as it clearly shows that the two of them have immense chemistry and interesting dynamic compare to any other romantic couples in the series.
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