Discussion Characters / XMenArakko

Didn't Lodus Logos step down?

In line with conversation on the Characters page cleanup thread, we're trying to move away from the very vague unmarked spoilers ”for all but the most recent comics" wording - 'recent' is a problematic and unhelpful term for the wiki.

For the X-Men Red page, all spoilers before issue #8 of that title are now unmarked (i.e. everything up to the end of the Judgment Day crossover). Now that the Great Ring roles have been updated, that's broadly in line with this page. Shall we apply the same rule here?

This can always be amended later (but shouldn't be changed unilaterally).

Please comment here, or on the Marvel Comics Cleanup & Maintenance thread, if you have a view on this.

So, now that the modern day Jon Ironfire's been introduced, do we add him here, or to Characters.X Men Red 2022?

Sins of Sinister is now introducing some new Arakkii characters who (so far) only appear in that Bad Future.

I'd suggest that we keep them off this page (following the usual ‘main Marvel Universe only' rule) until/unless they appear in - or interact with - the present.

Note that there's an Image Pickin' thread running, as quite a few of the character images on this page have been updated, but I don't think any of us went through the image change approval process at the time.

As per ATT, there's a short term project thread on the forums here, to see if there's a way to condense and streamline the Marvel character navboxes (and, specifically, the X-Men one) so that they don't cover most of the screen when the page first loads. If you have an interest in this, please join the conversation.

I commented this out as it’s not the right trope name being in not only the same company but the same storyline but I know it has a name. Any body know what it is?

• Alternate Company Equivalent: Is essentially this to the council of the nation of Krakoa (although the great ring came first chronologically). Being a collection of well respected, powerful and influential mutants that occupy similarly designated sections of the council that denote their unique places and roles, with special exceptions given to the mutant island itself and its speaker. Alongside having, in essence, the near the exact same first three laws save for the second, which is “destroy our enemies”. Of course, considering all the alternate future reality knowledge that went into making the nation of Krakoa, this all might have been intentional.