This seems as good a place to ask as any: Was the sword Shinobi got in Marauders #3 used in X of Swords or have they not explained it yet?
This seems as good a place to ask as any: Was the sword Shinobi got in Marauders #3 used in X of Swords or have they not explained it yet?
I think we all know the correct answer is
Gomi and Bill.
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When the Initiative was happening during Civil War, I had this notion that Baron Von Blitzschlag would be assigned them with orders from Osbourne to 'make something useful out of this' and end up fusing them together until Gomi was a man/lobster hybrid with bionics that allowed underwater action, super-strength and toughness (from Bill) and his own force bolts (from his original implant).
And Osbourne would still be 'Eh. Let's go with the other guy.'
There was a list of 10 swords each side had to gather, the Arraki had to find some new swords from their end. The X-men's side had to gather Muramasa (freshly forged, an identical one was taken by Solem), the Sword of Might, the Starlight Sword, Godkiller (allready in possesion of Gorgon like the following one), Grasscutter (which i hope is not meant to be the Kusanagi no Tsurugi as that would be confusing), Warlock (the character turned into a sword), The Soul Sword, the Light of Galador (the plot device Kible just got at the start of his solo), Skybreaker (a never before mentioned sword super important for Wakanda), and Scarab (an oversized orichalcum Kopesh that was never mentioned before and destroyed during the story).
So Shinbo's sword did not appear.
Also i keep wondering if the writer was aware that Amduat is not the egyptan underworld but the "book of the events in the underworld", when they named one of the arraki swords as "Black Bone of Amduat"?
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Thanks. I wonder if we'll ever find out what was up with that scene.
re: Amduat LOL I guess Marvel can't afford fact checkers.
Of the original Hellions, I'm actually kind of interested in Jetstream. There aren't a hell of a lot of male Arabs/Moslems running around, and his powers are in an interesting place, because he only could fly with his 'Jetstream' powers thanks to cybernetic enhancement (IIRC, he was limited to 'blasting' in a 360 degree explosion, without the bionics channeling his thrust in one direction), meaning that his powers *should* be quite a bit different than 'bargain-basement Cannonball knockoff' now that he's been resurrected without said bionics...
He seemed invulnerable, but only to physical impact, in his dogfight with Sam, back in the day, slamming through buildings and trees and generally just being annoyed and thrown off-balance, but dropping like boulder the second Amara tagged him in the leg with one of her blasts. (So whatever made him able to blast through physical barriers was *not* the same sort of 'invulnerable while ahm blastin' deal that Sam had, since an attack that wasn't just kinetic impact seemed to blow him out of the sky.) I would guess his ability to generate kinetic thrust to fly also included the ability to absorb kinetic impact, perhaps tied together somehow, with only the bionics allowing him to channel it towards flight (or anything other than a 360 degree repulsor-blast type effect). But that's never really been made clear.
Nor was his mutant / family situation addressed that I recall, or even the source of his cybernetics. Did Emma provide them? Was in kinda/sorta in exile, disowned by his (apparently rich) family? Did his family secretly fund his cybernetics (and Massachusetts Academy tuition?), valuing family over whatever their government/culture thinks of mutants?
In any event, it would be interesting to see some sort of reunion between the old guard Hellions who died, and those who survived and 'broke out' and made the grade as X-Force/Factor/Men (James) or New Warriors/Avengers/X-Men (Angelica).
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Oh Bedlam without a fucking doubt
Yes, although I kinda like the idea of either just one character with both powers, or, why not, brothers with the same powers (to disorient/short out both machines and people).
And if there are going to be two of them, I'd like to see them hang out together, and not be like the average mutant siblings (Scott and Alex, James and John Proudstar, Shiro and Leylu Yashida, etc.) who are rarely seen in the same comic, let alone acting like siblings. Seeing brothers that *get along* (while perhaps constantly giving each other crap) would be a refreshing change after all the weird sort of 'I never mentioned I had a sibling, and he only appeared as a mid-term replacement for me, but I'm back now and he's superfluous, and now we just stand around awkwardly quietly wishing each other didn't exist when forced to be in a scene together' that usually goes on in comics.
Oh I want the older Bedlam to be a total loon to boost up his bother’s goodness. The X-men need more black male bad guys with great pathos.