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Have they said her name is Nina? I remember Roberto's mother looked way more white-looking in the comics, at least from NM #5-6 and X-Force #32. I have no idea if she's appeared since 1994.

It's...

I wouldn't go so far as to call her stupid, but perhaps self-deluded.

What advice is that? I didn't give you any advice.

I wasn't "trying" anything. You said it. You altered your rhetoric now that you have fixed on the 18 year age assumption.

I'm ok with your opinion being different from mine, but I was pointing out...

We don't know that Roberto is a legal adult. That is an assumption another poster made because he's dating an 18 year old. And, in addition to that, you claimed no one over the age of 14 can be...

In the States I think, no matter what they may have been, Marvel's use of the characters made Odin and Thor the default names, and I would be surprised if it weren't that way in the UK at this point....

The Sentinels were popping up all over the world. Beast was scanning the globe when they activated, and it showed blips in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and Australia.

Are they? I see no evidence outside of the general superhero fatigue.

Yes, the list of examples showing the very common use in comics, was long. But it's not a huge thing outside of comics.

To...

Those are all comics storylines. Not something seen much in the X-Men in animated media. A number of watchers in this show I wager are not comics readers but many are those who watched the old show.

Hard disagree. That's not even done with puberty yet. Adults aren't even completely rational, and you expect a teenager on the run for his life to think rationally?

Roberto wasn't thinking. He's a kid running (flying) for his life and he sought out his mom in his fear.

I think in the case of Wolverine, when someone is actively trying to kill you, using lethal force is justified in self-defense. The X-Men weren't taking the fight to anyone. They were being attacked...

One concern the reintroduction of other Marvel characters worries me about is that the state of the world is forced to remain the same neutral "real world." Like how in the comics Marvel Universe,...

OMG yes. That never made any sense.

Not being a Nazi isn't a very high bar. And whatever Sinister's ultimate motivations (utopia seems more a side effect than a goal), he's still gleefully committed atrocities. Is a "utopia" built on...

Sinister's not a villain? Or are you referring to someone else?

What does the term fan favorite even mean? Fans' favorites as a whole would be the most popular characters, right? If it's supposed to be a subset of fans, then isn't that pretty much every...

How do we know Storm has even found out yet with regards to the timeline of Episode 7? She got a news report in Episode 6, but it didn't say it had just happened. Trish was in a studio so it...

When Xavier showed up in that outfit, I wondered if they were doing the Skrull thing.

I didn't notice it until this episode, but the Adversary was played by the actor who plays Storm. I like how...

Nope. New X-Men was the first X-Men comic I ever dropped of my own choice because it was just so mediocre. To be fair, it didn't help that I thought both Frank Quitely's and Igor Kordey's art were...

A difference is there are markers for bigots in the real world to distinguish between the "acceptable" people and the other people, in either behavior or appearance. How would the public know which...

Unpopular opinion: E Is for Extinction was a mediocre story in the comics and Grant Morrison is overrated.

It never really made sense. Even if some people thought "oh well non-mutant genetic variant is ok" how would they even be able to distinguish your average superhuman from a mutant? Like, they'd have...

Emma had already been a hero for seven years by that point. She was the co-lead of Generation X.

Not that it would matter, but Warren having been retconned into a founding X-Man would make it awkward for him to die off-camera.