[QUOTE=IdaqiBeauty;781650]Good for her. She's a good girl, and a proven ally to the mutants. She idolizes them, especially Wolverine! She barely knows who these Inhuman freaks are. Hopefully, when it's time to eradicate Atillan, she chooses the right side.[/QUOTE]
That is to say, no side at all. Kamala's main priorities are her city and her family, and if she's truly smart, she'll protect them and stay out of [I]all[/I] the wars and debates and whatnot.
Nothing, i think that given the Inhumans never have done anything that its actually evil, having the Scarlet Witch as one your own is more than enough.
[QUOTE=Myetche;781697]That is to say, no side at all. Kamala's main priorities are her city and her family, and if she's truly smart, she'll protect them and stay out of [I]all[/I] the wars and debates and whatnot.[/QUOTE]
I wonder if that's how she loses the shapeshifting ?.
[QUOTE=MagnetoWasRight;781022]I can possibly come up with hundreds of explanation since this is not confirmed that is going to happen
And EVERYBODY who's commenting about this retcon are just speculation because no one else know for sure.[/QUOTE]
Well..............................................................................................................................
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The X-Men shouldn't attack in the Inhumans in general for something one Inhuman did. That'd be the most blatant hypocrisy yet. It's not like either Maximoffs or the people of Attilan were aware of their connection at the time.
[QUOTE=IdaqiBeauty;780852][SIZE=4]Mutants and the Inhuman have never been friends.
Phoenix (Jean) and Nightcrawler once almost tore Attilan to the ground.
[IMG]http://i58.tinypic.com/5yvxhl.jpg[/IMG]
But now that it has been revealed that Scarlet Witch is an Inhuman, should the X-Men raze Attilan to the ground?
It seems that the Inhumans are already preparing for war.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/aMleU2t.jpg?1[/IMG][/SIZE]
[SIZE=7]Should the X-Men hunt the Inhuman down till there are no more than 180 left? [/SIZE][/QUOTE]
when did this happen what issue
If Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver end up being Inhuman, then I will be a little bit pissed off. More because I love the X-Men, mutantkind and I love the whole Magneto family thing.
That being said Scarlet Witch has never truly been a member of the X-Men, so it doesn't really affect that much in terms of continuity. It just affects their own origins and how they will fit into the Marvel Cinimatic Universe. But realistically, what will the X-Men actually do to the Inhumans? Inhumans probably outnumber Mutants after the Terrigen Bomb went off, and lots of them have similar if nor better powers than a lot of the X-Men, so would there really be any point in X-Men trying to take them on?
You guys are forgetting the important thing: if Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver turn out not to be mutants, then the Avengers have [I]retroactively [/I]been anti-mutant racists for most of their history.
As of now, the Avengers have traditionally been a very progressive team on mutant rights, hiring two open mutants (and ex-Brotherhood members at that) in issue #16 at a time when the X-Men still concealed their true identities.
But if Wanda and Pietro turn out to be Inhumans or whatever, then the Avengers retroactively didn't have a mutant on their team until Hank McCoy joined in 1975, and rarely had mutant members after he left. So finally all those who have called the Avengers a bunch of anti-mutant bigots will be vindicated. Retroactively.
[QUOTE=gurkle;782278]You guys are forgetting the important thing: if Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver turn out not to be mutants, then the Avengers have [I]retroactively [/I]been anti-mutant racists for most of their history.
As of now, the Avengers have traditionally been a very progressive team on mutant rights, hiring two open mutants (and ex-Brotherhood members at that) in issue #16 at a time when the X-Men still concealed their true identities.
But if Wanda and Pietro turn out to be Inhumans or whatever, then the Avengers retroactively didn't have a mutant on their team until Hank McCoy joined in 1975, and rarely had mutant members after he left. So finally all those who have called the Avengers a bunch of anti-mutant bigots will be vindicated. Retroactively.[/QUOTE]
i'm guessing that's provbably where bendis made his dig in OS about steve always seeing the mutants as a threat came from.
that said; the twins thought they were mutants; the brotherhood thought they were mutants, the sentinels and cerebro thought they were mutants, adn the inhumans certainly thought they were mutangts. its kind of unfair to use this as proof of the facist avengers; when there's much better examples to use.
but then again this is a thread calling for the x-comics to provide us with torture porn of magik cutting ahura and luna to pieces, sabretooth eating kamala and; i don't know, firestar and magma setting flint on fire; so really who is going to bother noting it.
Step One: Point out to Wanda that her self-hatred was misdirected and that it should be focused on Inhumans.
Step Two: Make popcorn and watch her decimate some other group while on one of her power trips. I doubt any surviving Inhumans would be as restrained in their response as mutants have been.
[QUOTE=adameastment;782135]If Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver end up being Inhuman, then I will be a little bit pissed off. More because I love the X-Men, mutantkind and I love the whole Magneto family thing.
That being said Scarlet Witch has never truly been a member of the X-Men, so it doesn't really affect that much in terms of continuity. It just affects their own origins and how they will fit into the Marvel Cinimatic Universe. But realistically, what will the X-Men actually do to the Inhumans? Inhumans probably outnumber Mutants after the Terrigen Bomb went off, and lots of them have similar if nor better powers than a lot of the X-Men, so would there really be any point in X-Men trying to take them on?[/QUOTE]
actually; i suspect the making magneto not their father bit; as opposed to 'revealing' that magda was an inhuman descendant; was specifically due to singer using the twins as well. its not just synergy, its spite.
as for the inhumans; considering black bolt's t-cloud is toxic to pureblood inhumans and seems to kill vast amounts of inhuman descendants; on top of the destruction of old attilan and orollan; i'd say the inhumans have enough demographic problems of their own.
[QUOTE=IdaqiBeauty;780852][SIZE=4]Mutants and the Inhuman have never been friends.
Phoenix (Jean) and Nightcrawler once almost tore Attilan to the ground.
[IMG]http://i58.tinypic.com/5yvxhl.jpg[/IMG]
But now that it has been revealed that Scarlet Witch is an Inhuman, should the X-Men raze Attilan to the ground?
It seems that the Inhumans are already preparing for war.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/aMleU2t.jpg?1[/IMG][/SIZE]
[SIZE=7]Should the X-Men hunt the Inhuman down till there are no more than 180 left? [/SIZE][/QUOTE]
First off Scarlet witch isn't an inhuman yet they, didn't reveal anything like that.
Second the, x-men wouldn't hunt down inhumans. That's persecution, and goes against thier stance, not even cyclops, would do that.
[QUOTE=IdaqiBeauty;780852][SIZE=4]Mutants and the Inhuman have never been friends.
Phoenix (Jean) and Nightcrawler once almost tore Attilan to the ground.
[IMG]http://i58.tinypic.com/5yvxhl.jpg[/IMG]
But now that it has been revealed that Scarlet Witch is an Inhuman, should the X-Men raze Attilan to the ground?
It seems that the Inhumans are already preparing for war.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/aMleU2t.jpg?1[/IMG][/SIZE]
[SIZE=7]Should the X-Men hunt the Inhuman down till there are no more than 180 left? [/SIZE][/QUOTE]
Even if the twins turn out to have Inhuman ancestry, they weren't raised on Attilan or as part of its culture, so why would anybody think it made sense to try to punish the city (or all the NuHumans who till now had no idea of their Inhuman ancestry) for any crimes committed by the twins? That's silly.
[QUOTE=The Overlord;781124]So all Inhumans are guilty of that? It seems unfair to say all Inhumans are guilty and there is not one Inhuman who tolerates mutants. The new Ms. Marvel is an Inhuman, does that instantly make her an anti mutant bigot? The X-Men would seem like total hypocrites if they blamed all Inhumans for Wanda's actions.[/QUOTE]
On the contrary, she's always been a Wolverine fangirl, so she at least would get a pass.
[QUOTE=CraigTheCylon;781210]Wait, you mean [url=http://www.memegene.net/media/created/x5jjm5.jpg]this guy?[/url] I mean, ****, if Cyclops has him why hasn't he won everything by now?...neck injury?
(I know who you actually mean - the trouble is, I don't think Scott remembers she exists half the time, much less that she actively works for him)[/QUOTE]
Isn't she still recovering from being put into a coma while Mystique took over her life?
[QUOTE=somacula;781016]But cyclops has THE DAZZLER, she can absorb BB sonic scream (she did it in her solo) and blow up his face with a laser[/QUOTE]
Actually the Inhumans still owe Dazzler for saving Atillan from a rampaging Moonstone back in the day. If ever there was a mutant ally for those jerks, THE DAZZLER is it.
[QUOTE=gurkle;782278]You guys are forgetting the important thing: if Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver turn out not to be mutants, then the Avengers have [I]retroactively [/I]been anti-mutant racists for most of their history.
As of now, the Avengers have traditionally been a very progressive team on mutant rights, hiring two open mutants (and ex-Brotherhood members at that) in issue #16 at a time when the X-Men still concealed their true identities.
But if Wanda and Pietro turn out to be Inhumans or whatever, then the Avengers retroactively didn't have a mutant on their team until Hank McCoy joined in 1975, and rarely had mutant members after he left. So finally all those who have called the Avengers a bunch of anti-mutant bigots will be vindicated. Retroactively.[/QUOTE]
Only if it's also retconned that anybody [I]knew [/I]they weren't mutants. If not, Steve [I]still [/I]deserves credit for taking that step with the Kooky Quartet, as well as making sure that Wanda and Pietro were in the clear with the authorities for everything Magneto had coerced them into doing as part of the Brotherhood (which he had to do before making them Avengers, to be sure), just as he made sure Clint was not going to face charges for the stuff the Black Widow had tricked him into doing. It would remain a great example of affirmative action and offering misled youth a second chance in one.