I would love all of this to be true. Rogue in Captain Marvel, spending some time as a brotherhood member would be real nasty. Have her take a chunk of Carol's powers. Captain Marvel needs to be nerfed anyway. It'd be rad!
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I dont want Rogue with energy powers though. When she absorbed Carol in the books, she didnt have that as those powers didnt come until she went Binary. Movie Carol already has the energy powers and if Rogue absorbs her, she would have those too, which I dont think fit the character
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I have a question for X-Men fans. Why do some of the fans seem to have antipathy towards Captain Marvel? I've seen posts here and on other websites hoping Rogue destroys Carol or beats her up of things like that. I just want to know what's going on.
For me it's less that I dislike Carol, but more that I just want to see Rogue start as a villain, like she did in the comics, and have her fight Captain Marvel and absorb her powers. Her arc of going from villain, defeating Carol (and absorbing her psyche) to dealing with the guilt and becoming a hero/X-Man is what made me interested in her in the first place.
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If Rogue holds on to a person long enough to permanently gain their powerset, its all of it. Flight and strength are more like secondary powers for the MCU Carol. She's based off Binary and primarily energy based in everything she does. It could cause continuity flub to have Rogue perma-absorb her and not have any energy based powers which I can see causing inconsistencies in what happens when she touches future characters
Last edited by Havok83; 03-03-2021 at 10:22 AM.
This board has an anti-avengers bias, lol. The avenagers are ‘the man’ and don’t do enough to help mutants (even though most of that is the separate nature of the books) and the X-men are fighting the man end the corrupt system. There’s also an element of thinking marvel has been acting ‘unfairly’. When marvel started their big push of making carol their premier female character, Rogue (and Storm and Jean and Emma) were already more popular than her, so why push Carol constantly instead of the others (because of movie rights basically)
Me personally, I go more with SR’s opinion. I’d like to see that arc in the movies. But there are others who’d love to see carol taken down and mutant girl take her place
It's a recurring thing that the X-Men fandom likes their characters to be lifted up by the downfall of non mutant characters, look at how this place treats the Avengers, Scarlet Witch, the Inhumans, I could go on but you get the point.
In the case of Carol it's a mix of the above along with people wanting her to be nothing more than a catalyst for Rogue getting strength and flight, or people who have a pretty need to see Carol beaten and depowered.
I see what you're saying. I know X-Men fans resent the treatment of the X-Men by Marvel, and I feel those actions were wrong, so I agree with X-Men fans on that.
But I'm sure Avengers fans were also tired of the X-Men being treated as the main Marvel book when the Avengers are just as interesting.
Plus, the whole "thinking the Avengers are the man" thing rubs me the wrong way when the Avengers seem to be doing more with minority characters now, at least from what I can tell.
I like the female Avengers a bit more than the female X-Men to be honest, but that's just a personal preference. The X-Women are still good. But aside from the rights issues with Fox, I think Carol got pushed by Marvel because she can stand on her own. How often do Jean, Rogue, Storm or Emma stand out from just being X-Men? Heck, I feel like WandaVision used Monica better in a few episodes than Fox ever used Storm.