Mutants 1,000,000 BC

[Ambaryerno]

So it begins...

Yup. Thread officially derailed.

[BBeeryan]

Do we really think that Storm's lineage goes back 1,002,018 years???

What this likely means is that the Phoenix host is the oldest mutant, officially, if she shows up again.

Yes. That's been Storm's backstory for year, decades even.

Don't take the bait.

What bait?

Exactly! One of the mostknowledgeable Storm fans around! Shed more light in these dark times.

So it begins...

No. This particular debate has been ended.

[nx01a]

This thread has nothing to do with Storm. I actually like Storm but please stop trying to make everything about Storm.

[Harpsikord]

Yup. Thread officially derailed.

Oi.

Anyway I actually like the idea that homo superior was around before homo sapiens. It's... weird but it makes humans even more hypocritical in their distaste of mutants.

[BBeeryan]

This thread has nothing to do with Storm. I actually like Storm but please stop trying to make everything about Storm.

Please. Nobody is making everything about Storm. This storyline has direct implications regarding HER backstory. That's fine if you don't see it. Cool. It doesn't change the scan ExodusCloak has presented. Not sure how presenting facts relevant this particular story could be considered derailing of the thread. Lol ok, tho...

[butterflykyss]

the solution here is quite simple. if people dont want topics to divert to discussion about her, then don't say factually incorrect things about her mythos. surely you can't be surprised when these untruths are corrected. it's really really an easy solution seeing as though some here are really bothered by it lol

[magenta]

This thread has nothing to do with Storm. I actually like Storm but please stop trying to make everything about Storm.

We need to do our part and discuss the actual issue. So, the line from the comic is:

"Gods and mutants and monsters."

I'm not sure that any of the Avengers would qualify as a mutant.

Odin - God, of course
Phoenix - mutant? God?
Agamotto - God?
Ghost Rider - monster?
Black Panther - monster?
Starbrand - monster?
Iron Fist - ?

[Harpsikord]

Phoenix is definitely a mutant because the PF has a penchant for mutants. Starbrand is probably a monster. I think most of them are likely Eternal's.

[Chainsaw Vigilante]

Does the title have any impact on continuity at all? If not then ignore it. I mean that in that it has no impact on anything going on currently.

[Harpsikord]

Does the title have any impact on continuity at all? If not then ignore it. I mean that in that it has no impact on anything going on currently.

What's happening in 100000 bc directly dictates and explains what's happening in the present day portions of Avengers.

[BBeeryan]

the solution here is quite simple. if people dont want topics to divert to discussion about her, then don't say factually incorrect things about her mythos. surely you can't be surprised when these untruths are corrected. it's really really an easy solution seeing as though some here are really bothered by it lol

That's what's weird. People have problems when certain comics open themselves up to interpretation in Storm's favor. How sway?

We need to do our part and discuss the actual issue. So, the line from the comic is:

"Gods and mutants and monsters."

I'm not sure that any of the Avengers would qualify as a mutant.

Odin - God, of course
Phoenix - mutant? God?
Agamotto - God?
Ghost Rider - monster?
Black Panther - monster?
Starbrand - monster?
Iron Fist - ?

All good questions.

[nx01a]

We need to do our part and discuss the actual issue. So, the line from the comic is:

*sigh* Yes. Even being aware of the bait doesn't stop me from being baited.

Odin - God
Phoenix - mutant? possessed by cosmic entity
Agamotto - magic entity
Ghost Rider - demon/magic entity
Black Panther - magic entity
Starbrand - Deviant? possessed by a cosmic force
Iron Fist - magic entity

One of them, at least, has to be an Eternal or a Deviant.

[butterflykyss]

That's what's weird. People have problems when certain comics open themselves up to interpretation in Storm's favor. How sway?

All good questions.

chile I stay confusion with some of this "outrage" about storm.... but canon is canon let people be pressed as it won't change a thang...

[Filthy Mutie]

Hell yeah, baybeeeeee!

Gonna see a Wolverine show up in 1,000,000 BC, because Lupines! This writing is going to be nice and good!

[nx01a]

Re: the mutant and homo sapiens timeline...

"During their First Host on Earth, one million years ago, the Celestials collected the Wanderers, a tribe of Homo erectus. Gammenon the Gatherer collected the ape-men and send them to Ziran the Tester who mutated them to have an unstable genome, creating the Deviants (Homo descendus), a race with various mutations, who were then released and went hiding in the caves. With other subjects, Nezarr the Calculator then created the Eternals (Homo immortalis), hairless, upright tall beings able to tap into the cosmic power. They were themselves released, flying out of the Celestials' laboratory-ship. Finally, Oneg the Prober created a latent gene for the expansion of human potential and those modified yet apparently unchanged ape-men were released.
The potential for superhuman powers was only latent: That dormant "DNA complex"/"mutant genes" implanted in Homo erectus.
That potential was transferred to Homo antecessor, then to Homo neanderthalensis, both species experimented on by Kree in order to create the Inhumans (Inhomo supremis).
It later came to fruition into the form of Homo superior, the mutants."