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This page is specifically for House of X and Powers of X. WMG and spoilers for later stories should go on the relevant WMG pages, not this one.- Confirmed. The Year 1000 timeline is also Moira's sixth life. Although no characters from those timelines (other than Moira) obviously appear in the present during House of X or Powers of X.
- Jossed. It was one of the Bad Future timelines shown, and the means by which the mutants were resurrected has been revealed.
- Jossed. Apocalypse only joins Moira, Professor X, and Magneto in the present timeframe. However, Mr. Sinister joined them before the present day, so this was a pretty close guess.
- Jossed. The past and present are from Moira's tenth life, and the sixth is from the Bad Future.
- Partially confirmed. While X is using the Mister Sinister's database of mutant DNA, along with the powers of several mutants (Goldballs, Tempus, Proteus, Elixir and Hope Summers) to clone new bodies for dead mutants, while X and other mutant telepaths give the clones a copy of the deceased's mind. There doesn't seem to be any malicious intention from X's part.
- Powers of X #6 shows mutants as an endangered species living in a preserve run by the dominant life forms of Earth, Homo Novissima. When the Librarian enters the reserve, he's attacked by a mutant very similar in appearance to Sabretooth with similar build, height, clawed-fingers, pouncing, blonde hair, and having the arm spikes of 90's Jim Lee Sabretooth.◊ Given Hickman's penchant for long-term planning and set-ups, this may be a clear Chekhov's Gun. If this is a child or descendant of Creed 1,000 years in the future, it can be a clue that he will escape exile and possibly make good on Kurt's "Make More Mutants" rule which would double as Foregone Conclusion as we have to see how Creed escapes, and who is the mother of the child(ren) he'll have. This future took place during Moira's 6th life, but as shown with Sinister getting a head start on his Chimera work, certain things can still play out in multiple lives even if some other things may be changed or averted.
- Not revealed in House of X or Powers of X, which doesn't mean it won't be covered later.
- It would even make sense of the sorting-by-season. Start with Emma as Aries in the middle of spring and go clockwise.
- It could also be structured according to a deck of cards, or the Minor Arcana in Tarot.
- Kurt: Ace (newness) and Gemini (double nature, parents from two worlds)
- Jean: Two (balance) and Cancer (emotional core)
- Storm: Three (manifestation, success) and Leo (same)
- Charles: Four (structure, rules) and Virgo (same)
- Erik: Five (rebellion, change) and Libra (swinging between two extremes, like balance scales, or opposite poles)
- En Sabah Nur: Six (hard work, tension, efforts that make peace possible) and Scorpio (Designated Villain of the Zodiac)
- Sinister: Seven (finding what is hidden) and Sagittarius (the archer whose proverbial arrows hit their target)
- Paris: Eight (reaping what you sow) and Capricorn (practical to the exclusion of everything else)
- Raven: Nine (persistence) and Ten (power) and Aquarius (crazy)
- Red King (unrevealed at end of these two series): Pages and Knights (messages and youthfulness) and Pisces (fluid, two states)
- The person Shaw wants to replace her with, his son Shinobi, manifests the same qualities, even sharing the density control power.
- Emma: Queen (of Hellfire) and Aries (creative, fiery)
- Sebastian: King (of Hellfire) and Taurus (stability, stubbornness)
- It would perhaps make more sense to have the four generals as Knights (Cyke wands/fire, Gorgon swords/air, and so on), and Cypher as page since he kind of has that role anyway.
- Magic, originally a farm girl, would represent coins or pentagrams and the earth. Bishop, now a sailor, cups and water.
And, moreover, I think it's why old Cable is dead/staying dead. Let's look at the evidence.
First: Krakoa has an explicit, if secret, 'no precog' policy. Nate is well-established as being, among many, many other things, an extremely powerful precog.
Second: Nate's actions in X-Men: Disassembled and Age of X-Man were triggered by a combination of despair that nothing ever seemed to change, that the world was moving towards disaster, and the sudden return of his full-powers and, apparently, his genetic time-bomb. The latter came about because somehow, he found a Life Seed. Very rare, very powerful, and not the sort of thing that just lies around.
Third: Who knows about Celestial tech (through association with Apocalypse in a past life)? Moira. Who knows Nate literally inside out? Moira. Who has his trust from way back in his solo series? Moira. Who's been planning this for a very long time, knows very well how suspicious Nate would be of Krakoa (plus anything to do with Apocalypse and Sinister in general), and how dangerous he could be to her and Xavier's plans? Moira. In other words, she has the means, the motive, and the opportunity. All she'd have to do is give him a little push...
- Not revealed in House of X or Powers of X, which doesn't mean it won't be covered later. Some of Moira's diary entries are still redacted when the two series end.
- Not revealed in House of X or Powers of X, which doesn't mean it won't be covered later.
- Not revealed in House of X or Powers of X, which doesn't mean it won't be covered later.
- Not revealed in House of X or Powers of X, which doesn't mean it won't be covered later.
- Not revealed in House of X or Powers of X, which doesn't mean it won't be covered later.