Last edited by c-lei; 10-01-2020 at 12:32 PM.
Anyone who used the term homo superior could count. I.e. Magneto. It's interesting how Krakoa is kinda just a knock off of Genoshia in a lot of ways. Krakoa is currently only allowing mutants in and won't allow Deadpool due to not being pure mutant. So I guess all xmen or people who support Krakoa are supremacists
Last edited by Gripstir; 10-01-2020 at 01:30 PM.
Deadpool is not a pure mutant nor an impure mutant, he is not a mutant, period.
He's like Spider-man or Hulk
Sinister is not a supremacist. He thinks everyone is beneath him. I guess in a way that makes him the ultimate supremacist, but not in the way this conversation means.
He showed up in his own comic book. Issue 9 I believe. Part of it is his personality and destructive nature so they wouldn't give him permanent residency but he was not allowed for not being a mutant
He was injected with Wolverine's genes. It's kinda like the pure blood born vampires vs the bitten vampires in Blade.
Hulk in addition is mutated just not a pure mutant. Same with Spider-Man he's mutated just not considered a mutant cause he wasn't born that way. This is why theories are out there that the Xmen will be the villains because they are acting like supremacists on Krakoa who believe they can say who is a mutant and who is not.
Sinister is a supremacist in that he thinks mutants are stronger and wants specific genes like Cyclops to build stronger mutants. Though the main argument I would say why Sinister isn't a supremacist is simply that he believes himself to be a god toying with people and creating a new era of people
Nowhere has it been said thathe has the Logan mutant gene, he has a healing factor that was obtained from researching Logan.
It is in fact a plot point in his run with Way that a mutant cure would not affect him. M-Pox does not affect him either. Nothing that works specifically in people with a X-Gene affects him.
Traditionally, Magneto is the mutant supremacist. There have been other groups with similar views, with more or less violent expressions of their beliefs. Krakoa, as a nation-state, was founded as a mutant-only homeland and the beliefs expressed by its ruling council is one of mutant supremacy. In Charles' eyes, this is a benevolent supremacy where the lessers aren't abused but their societies are considered current and future property of the superior. So from that angle you could say Krakoa is a mutant supremacist state. We don't have enough humans on Krakoa to see whether they'd be treated as second class citizens to know whether the PEOPLE of Krakoa take the same stance as the government.
Last edited by Metal Sphere; 10-01-2020 at 03:01 PM.