What's the difference between Eternals, Inhumans and Mutants

[juan678]

Ross Mutants Inhumans and Eternals

[jwatson]

Humans have the potential to be both mutant or inhuman or just human.

Mutants can only be mutants.

Inhumans can only be inhumans.

Though it makes sense to me mutants can't be inhumans (though before i would have said they could be before the rights and terrigen hurts mutants.)
It doesn't make sense to me why inhumans can't be mutants as well. Especially the nuhumans. Unless they are saying mutants are basically untouched by inhuman dna which i guess will explain why the number of mutants is usually so small but then doesn't explain why the number of humans with inhuman dna was so large. unless inhuman dna was introduced to prevent or control the natural evolution of humanity.

[juan678]

[juan678]

Inhumans, Eternals and X-MEN

[juan678]

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Eternals, Inhumans and Mutants videogame

[Kitty&Piotr<3]

Once upon a time, for a brief while, there was this concept by which people would call X-Men a metaphor for oppressed people. That was a difference, but that metaphor is kinda not a central concept, so they are all about the same thing except

the mutants have cooler characters and the other franchises look like bad Image Comics versions of X-Men.

[LAWtoyoto 432]

Rift did a great job explaining the first two races. So, I'll pick up with the third.

The Eternals are a race of beings created by the Celestials (giant space gods) and put on Earth in order to help Shepard Earth's growth and wellbeing by deterring excess deviation which might otherwise change the course of the planet. They're usually seen as the 'real life' inspiration for many off the world's religions and myths. They have their own society, customs, laws, and various power sets (though they all share basic powers). As the name would suggest, they are incapable of remaining dead.

Their feelings on Hellion are currently unknown.

So does that mean that Eternals are superior toward Mutants since they are part of the celestials which gives them unlock potential as they have lived longer even close enough to the Asgardians.

[Devaishwarya]

While the Eternals may think of themselves as superior to not just mutants but to all other races...as Gillen's recent Eternals run would indicate that's not actually the case.

[Jv565]

So does that mean that Eternals are superior toward Mutants since they are part of the celestials which gives them unlock potential as they have lived longer even close enough to the Asgardians.

They'd probably say they are, but that's certainly not the case. They were sort of built and bred to be the Celestial worker bees; meant to protect the world but not necessarily have a life in it.

[Baron of Faltine]

TLDR They're all experiments from the First host, performed by the celestials. They don't really have abilities that are unique to each group, just the same set of random abilities that all super people have.

The Celestials came to Earth to perform some experiments. These are known as hosts. There are four hosts and during the first host the Celestials created the Eternals/Deviants from humanity. After the first host the Kree came along and "discovered" humanities genetic potential and thought they would also try their hand at genetic engineering. From those experiments, out popped the Inhumans. Mutants are the result of human natural mutation, celestial genome tampering and Inhuman/Human relations cooked in an evolution oven.

Is also interesting note that all the super genetic engineering in MU derive directly from Celestials (filtrated by Deviants and Apocalypse who much like the Eternals is appojted by Celestials as gardenerof sort)(fun fact Arnim Zola was the first genetic engineer and based his early works on some papers from the Deviants) and Inhumans(by the hands of Phaeder, who gave the High Evolutionary the genetic information he needed to perform his experiments. And later he and his son helped Arnim Zola as well..)(fun fact Centurious, Zola and HE and Jessica Frew father all attended the same genetic engineering conference in1928...apparently Drew was not interested into the armored geneticist look...)

[Uncanny X-Man]

Ross Mutants Inhumans and Eternals

Oh boy. Alex Ross really is the master, everything he draws is instantly iconic.

[king of hybrids]

Mutants have Logan
Eternals have Thanos
Inhumans have (for the moment) Ms Marvel

[Grunty]

Mutants have Logan
Eternals have Thanos
Inhumans have (for the moment) Ms Marvel

One could make the argument that the Inhumans have Black Bolt and Lockjaw as their stand out characters. Though neither can carry a solo.

As for Ms. Marvel, considering how the show allready seems to dodge the whole inhumans origins of the comic version it might really be just a matter of time until she gets her powers detached from them again and it will be revealed as all a hickup of circumstances.

Funny enough, if i recall right, her elder brother once got exposed to terrigan mist aswell and actualy showcased some kind of force field powers, but they quickly faded again and it was confirmed he doesn't have inhuman potential. So they allready have a loophole since the early days to reveal her powers aren't inhuman based but were just triggered by the terrigan mist.

[jwatson]

There are also obvious differences from the images presented as well. only one of them has some diversity.

[DarkMagnus]

The Dark Phoenix Saga
Days of Future Past
Fall of the mutants
Operation Zero Tolerance
The Twelve
Age of Apocalypse
Here comes tomorrow
Planet X
Messiax trilogy
And more important

The TAS of 92 and X men Movies (The two first ones)