To be more accurate than my previous answer, I think the resurrection hierarchy is :
- Quentin Quire
- A list X-Men
- Popular characters
- Secondary beloved characters
- Cockroaches
- More Cockroaches
- Destinty (only when the 5 have resurrected all cockroaches of the world).
Yeah. I'd like to see him interacting with some of the dead X-Men he worked with in Chaos War, like the two dead Cuckoo sisters, and Banshee, see if they remember those events.
I'd also find it a hoot if he met James Proudstar and acted all confused, "Uh, I never had a brother..." and then Sinister giggles, "Ooh, busted. Funny story..."
I could be wrong, but my own personal interpretation of the resurrection protocols is that individuals whose presence on the island represent a strategic advantage to Krakoa are given priority above everyone else. That advantage could be determined by the individual's own powerset or their significance to another Krakoan whose existence and stability is deemed by the Quit Council to be integral to the whole venture.
All of which sounds incredibly cold and calculating when you type it out...
Hm, from all my reads so far, I believe that the hierarchy system is like that:
1. The Five and The Five Alternatives -> without them, nothing can be resurrected. And the alternatives are for: if something happens to one of the Five, they can help with their resurrection.
2. Black Adam -> without his defences, Krakoa is not safe.
3. Quiet Council -> since they are the politics on Krakoa and the leaders.
4. Captains and X-Force -> because they are essential to Krakoa's defences and intelligence. One of the reasons why Kid Omega and the rest of X-Force are getting resurrected as soon as they die.
5. X-Teams -> if someone dies on a mission, they must resurrect them as soon as possible, so they can get back to work without the team suffering much and stopping their work.
6. Requests from the other five categories above -> since their role is essential, request from them is taken as important as well and prioritized.
7. Omega Level mutants -> they are the power behind the mutant race and are essential.
8. Any supportive roles to the Omegas to make sure they are stable.
9. Those who X-Factor confirm that they are dead.
10. Any other mutant who has no support or has been dead for ages.
I am not sure if 7 and 8 should be switched, since without the support for the Omegas they can end up going nuke, but oh well. I am yet to see several of the Omegas in actions, I've seen a few, but others are missing or not mentioned at all.
And yes, I have no idea how Northstar got priority, but I think that this was a story trigger for him to get his own X-Team.
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I am curious to see how the Zombifying of Genosha in Empyre messes with the queue. Do they all get sent to the back?
I have to imagine that the powers & strengths of all the dead are known to Sinister's database? Whatever is picking then is using that information to order them, and I would think that who you'd "need" first are the powers that have to do with keeping the society as is running & then building the society faster & larger.
In Krakoa, that means:
A) Plant powers
B) Psychics? Both as Krakoa food and as Cerebro-users for Xavier rest-periods
C) Those who could make "the Five" into "the Dozen"
D) Another Forge or Doug Ramsey would be nice. Can there be an omega urban-planner?
I dont feel it'll have any effect. For one, I dont think the zombies can be identified. Cerebro's not picking them up and so far we havent seen any with any distinction besides Explodey Boy.
If anything, I think this begs the question of what do you do with the dead corpses? Alot of the people that are being resurrected have already been buried elsewhere. Like whats to stop someone from resurrecting the body and thus making dupes? Do you dig up the original coffin and destroy that?