Character who appear in Future Foundation.
The Future Foundation
Alex Power
Species: Human mutate
Debut: Power Pack #1 (August 1984)
Former member of the Power Pack, who gained his abilities from an alien unicorn. Alex takes the reins as the leader of the Future Foundation following Reed's departure as they travel the multiverse.
- Age Lift: Thanks to the Future Foundation being gone for what they felt was years, while in actuality only a year passed on Earth, Alex is notably a lot older than he was previously. It becomes more noticeable when Julie joins, since the two were previously much closer in age, but now he's half a decade older.
- Brother–Sister Team: Alongside his sister Julie, the two are at the forefront of the series.
- The Hero: Of the massive ensemble, Alex is the main character.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He ends up breaking the Maker out of intergalactic prison, under the belief that he's the real Reed Richards. Uh oh. Subverted when issue 2 reveals he knew right away that he wasn't the real one given how different he looked from the real Richards and played him like a fiddle.
- White Male Lead: Alex is the only character who has the combination of being white, male and human in the Sci-Fi Kitchen Sink cast. He's the lead.
Julie Power
Species: Human mutate
Debut: Power Pack #1 (August 1984)
Former member of the Power Pack, who gained her abilities from an alien unicorn. Julie decided to join the Future Foundation because her life was falling apart back home.
- Jumped at the Call: Mainly because her life at home sucks, and she wanted to get away from it. After seeing her ex move on with another girl almost immediately, going through a major bout of depression and being expelled from Empire State for bad grades (as a result of said depression), she decided to take anything to get her as far away from Earth as possible.
- Stepford Smiler: Though her internal monologue and recent history make it clear she's severely depressed and only just recovering from it, she doesn't show this and instead appears outwardly bubbly and upbeat.
- Traumatic Haircut: Happens in issue 1, but is interrupted. Luckily, the bad guys only managed to shave a small area before nanites that had been placed into her hair disguised as shampoo shorted out the clippers. They decide to take her to the cells, and the nanites spread to the rest of the aliens' computer systems, so she avoids the full headshave. She's still not happy about it though.Alex: "My sister is definitely going to kill you."
Yondu Udonta
Species: Centurian
Debut: Marvel Super-Heroes #18 (January 1969)
Interdimensional alien, former member of the original Guardians of the Galaxy, and "guest professor" to the Future Foundation.
- Canon Immigrant: Not the Yondu from the future version of the Guardians Of The Galaxy, instead he's an alternate version of him based on his MCU portrayal. He previously appeared in the All-New, All-Different Marvel relaunched Star-Lord series that took inspiration from the MCU version, adopting their backstory together in-canon, and again in Asgardians Of The Galaxy.
- Guest-Star Party Member: He's considered a "guest professor", but not a full-on member.
- Heel–Face Turn: When he first appeared in Star-Lord, he was a ruthless pirate and Evil Mentor to a young Peter Quill, before being abandoned. He appeared more heroic in Asgardians and again here, having apparently decided to take missions to help people in exchange for cash.
- The Mole: Turns out to be Lyja the Lazerfist, Johnny Storm's Skrull ex, in disguise.
- Token Adult: He's the only full-grown adult of the Future Foundation.
Dragon Man
Species: Android
Debut: Fantastic Four #35 (February 1965)
The creation of Professor Gilbert. Dragon Man is a massive, towering android that looks like a dragon.
- The Big Guy: He's 15'3" and can lift 100+ tons. He's easily the most physically strong member, and does the heavy lifting.
- Heel–Face Brainwashing: Dragon Man was formerly a villain, until Valeria upgraded his intelligence and had him become a pacifist.
- Purple Is Powerful: His body is mostly purple.
Bentley Wittman
Species: Human clone
Debut: Fantastic Four #570 (October 2009)
The clone of recurring Fantastic Four villain The Wizard. Bentley-23 was rescued by Reed and joined the Future Foundation, where he remains.
- Expy: His Bratty Half-Pint and Smug Super Above Good and Evil personality brings to mind Quinten Quire from the X-Men.
- Like Father, Unlike Son: His "father" is an unrepentant villain. Bentley-23, however, considers such things beneath him; he's not quite a good guy, but considers villainy to be a waste of genius (heroism too, for that matter).
Onome
Species: Human
Debut: FF #19 (August 2012)
A child prodigy and the daughter of one of Wakanda's greatest engineers.
- Token Human: Of a sort. She's the only baseline human, with the other humans being mutates, mutants, and a clone.
Adolf Impossible
Species: Poppupian
Debut: FF Vol. 2 #11 (October 2013)
The son of the Impossible Man.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Only four feet tall but not to be underestimated. He can manipulate molecules and has the powers of the Impossible Man.
Artie Maddicks
Species: Human mutant (depowered)
Debut: X-Factor #2 (March 1986)
A former sewer-dwelling Morlock, Artie is now a member of the Future Foundation.
- Clothes Make the Superman: He relies on a helmet to replicate his old power of projection, due to him being depowered.
- The Voiceless: He's mute as a side effect of how mutation, which unfortunately remained even after getting depowered.
Leech
Species: Human mutant
Debut: Uncanny X-Men #179
A former sewer-dwelling Morlock, Leech is now a member of the Future Foundation.
- Power Nullifier: His unique power is that he can cancel out the powers of everyone else.
Tong
Species: Moloid
Debut: Fantastic Four #575 (March 2010)
An outcast from the Forgotten City, Tong alongside her siblings have since joined the Future Foundation.
- Trans Nature: Like her siblings, she was born male, but transitioned after joining the Future Foundation.
They embraced her gender identity and supported her without issue.
Turg
Species: Moloid
Debut: Fantastic Four #575 (March 2010)
An outcast from the Forgotten City, Turg alongside his siblings have since joined the Future Foundation.
Korr
Species: Moloid
Debut: Fantastic Four #575 (March 2010)
An outcast from the Forgotten City, Korr alongside his siblings have since joined the Future Foundation.
Mik
Species: Moloid
Debut: Fantastic Four #575 (March 2010)
An outcast from the Forgotten City, Mik alongside his siblings have since joined the Future Foundation.
Vil
Species: Uhari
Debut: Fantastic Four #576 (April 2010)
The heir of the Uhari throne, alongside her brother. After Sue became their legal guardian, they joined the Future Foundation.
Wu
Species: Uhari
Debut: Fantastic Four #576 (April 2010)
The heir of the Uhari throne, alongside his sister. After Sue became their legal guardian, they joined the Future Foundation.
