On a scale of 0 through 10 how would you rate the morality of X-Characters

[The Thunderbird]

Inspired by another thread that had discussed which X-Men fit the heroic archetype. I'm thinking that at least in X-Men there is quite a bit of nuance between hero and villain. Assuming 0 is pure sociopathic evil, 5 is for middle of the road anti heroes or an average Joe who is not remarkably nice or a jerk, and 10 is as close to perfect goodness as one can get. Where would you assume X-Characters would fall on that spectrum?

[Snoop Dogg]

Bill the Lobster = 10
WolverMean = 6
Magneto = 2
Iceman =8
Mystique = 0


that's it i'm tired i quit

[PsychoEFrost]

Going by the characters I like or strongly follow:

Laura Kinney: 8/10. About as paragon as someone can be while still occasionally killing. She doesn't want to, wants to move past that.

Nathan Summers: 4/10. Follow's the soldiers mantra: The ends justify the means. Whatever it takes to ensure his people and those under his protection survive.

Emma Frost: 3/10. Very much in the same area of "Ends justify the means", but taken to a degree even in her personal life.

Rachel Grey: 8/10. Heroic, but not without the choice to utterly destroy those who severely hurt her.

Scott Summers: 6/10. For all the talk of HitlerClops being a -100/10, the hate is overblown. He's not a bad person, just someone willing to make hard decisions.

Jean Grey: 8-9/10. Depending heavily on the writer. She can either be merciless to those who attack those who she protects to an extreme degree, or a paragon of absolute moral virtue.

[Glio]

The X-Men in general are 8 when things go well and during extinction events go down to 6.

[JudicatorPrime]

Morality? According to whom or what?

[Knives]

The X-Men in general are 8 when things go well and during extinction events go down to 6.

You're right most of X-men acts heroically except in extinction events. And many of them have been working with villains one time or another in the name of a greater good.

[Tycon]

Armor - 8
Rockslide - 7
Anole - 7
Dust - 6
Mercury - 8
Surge - 4
Hellion - 3
Prodigy - 5
Pixie - 9
Bling! - 7
Trance - 6
Elixir - 1
Loa - 5
Gentle - 9

Bill the Lobster = 10
WolverMean = 6
Magneto = 2
Iceman =8
Mystique = 0


that's it i'm tired i quit

i commend you for your service

[Snoop Dogg]

Anyone can win a fight-- When the odds-- are easy-- It's when the going's tough-- When there seems to be no chance-- That's when-- It counts!

Everything's going black-- My head-- Aching! Hold on-- I must hold on--!

Can't stop now! Last chance! Must keep the momentum-- More! Just a little more--!

Boom-Boom = 7

I did it!
I'm free!

[phoenixzero23]

Jean: 9 or 8
Cyclops: 6
Wolverine: 6
Storm: 10, she is perfect
Cable: 7
Nightcrawler: 9
Beast: 8
Rogue: 7
Psylocke: 7
Rachel: 8
Iceman: 8
Magneto: 5
Emma: 5
X-23: 8

[Omega Alpha]

Storm, the woman who mind-wiped Havok, considered murdering him, and let all the X-men's family and friends think they were dead, is perfect?

[phoenixzero23]

Storm, the woman who mind-wiped Havok, considered murdering him, and let all the X-men's family and friends think they were dead, is perfect?

Yes, she is. Those are nothing in comparisson to 99% of the X-men.

[Tycon]

Storm, the woman who mind-wiped Havok, considered murdering him, and let all the X-men's family and friends think they were dead, is perfect?

okay but did you ever consider that maybe havok deserved that?

[Ricochet Rita]

Inspired by another thread that had discussed which X-Men fit the heroic archetype. I'm thinking that at least in X-Men there is quite a bit of nuance between hero and villain. Assuming 0 is pure sociopathic evil, 5 is for middle of the road anti heroes or an average Joe who is not remarkably nice or a jerk, and 10 is as close to perfect goodness as one can get. Where would you assume X-Characters would fall on that spectrum?

I've got sort or an issue with the definition of 'heroism' and 'morality'. I'm not sure they're equatable.

[theoneandonly]

Charles Xavier Jean Namor: holier than thou
Magneto:Will work on it but will relapse
Wolverine Emma Cable Havoc Bishop: Huh??? Will get back to you.
Storm: Goddess!
Sam Firestar Nightcrawler Jubilee Siryn: Too good to be true!
Beast: Woe is me!!! I mean AHEM... What theory of morals can ever detail all the duties it entails are also true for each individuals self interest? in other words pbfft!!!
Havoc Polaris archangel Ethan Caliban Magick: are unavailable for comment due to circumstances beyond their control
Cyclops: *wears T-shirt with logo*
CYCLOPS WAS RIGHT!!!!
Iceman : Vapid (lol)
Deadpool: Chimichanga make what you will off it.
judges: Huh?
*Bloody Slaughter of The Morality Judges*
Deadpool Was Here!!!!😘
Joseph: Canonization has transformed him into Saint Joseph who *died for Magneto's sins to save humanity* AMEN

[FUBAR007]

Inspired by another thread that had discussed which X-Men fit the heroic archetype. I'm thinking that at least in X-Men there is quite a bit of nuance between hero and villain. Assuming 0 is pure sociopathic evil, 5 is for middle of the road anti heroes or an average Joe who is not remarkably nice or a jerk, and 10 is as close to perfect goodness as one can get. Where would you assume X-Characters would fall on that spectrum?

At present?

Xavier = 3
Magneto = 2
Scott = 4
Jean = 9
Warren = 4
Hank = 4
Bobby = 8
Lorna = 5
Alex = 6
Storm = 5
Logan = 2
Kurt = 9
Peter = 5
Sean = 9
Kitty = 7
Xi'an = 6
Rahne = 6
Dani = 7
Roberto = 5
Sam = 6
Illyana = 3
Amara = 4
Doug = 7
Rachel = 5
Rogue = 5
Alison = 8
Betsy = 4
Longshot = 8
Skids = 4
Rusty = 4
Tabby = 6
Rictor = 7
Brian = 5
Meggan = 7
Jube = 7
Forge = 3
Remy = 4
Cable = 4
Jamie = 8
Guido = 4
Pietro = 4
Vanessa = 4
Warpath = 4
Feral = 1
Shatterstar = 5
Bishop = 2
Emma = 3
Wisdom = 4
Claudette/Nicole = 7
Everett = 9
Paige = 7
Jono = 6
Monet = 4
Marrow = 2
Cecelia = 8
Maggott = 6
Stacy X = 5

Don't know the younger characters--Armor, Hellion, etc.--well enough to have an opinion on them.