They have powers so yeah.

Why wouldn't they be?

Yes

Yeah, pretty much.

Not only are they super, but they have one of the highest potential of any groups in marvel.

We now know that had it not been for the genosha genocide and the mday genocide/mass sterilization, that mutandom would have surpassed the human population in a few years. That it partially because of a beautiful phenomenon called mutant circutry, or covens.

Mutants when around other mutants form a coven or circutry that makes everything work better, and more efficiently.

We know now that when mutants are around other mutants, especially mutants they nond with, they work more efficiently and even become more powerful.

On a mass scale, we also see that:

More mutants equals more mutant births.

Higher mutant population equals more xgene expression, increasing the likelihood of an xgene expressing where it might otherwise sit dormant.

So a larger mutant population means more mutant births and more xgene expression. It also means higher power efficiency and higher power potentials. And we also have seen that with a growing mutant population and a higher mutant population, mutant births are more and more likely to increase in power levels. Meaning more omegas developing.

But bot just that, we also see that through mutant skill sharing, we have the most efficient society that we could find. Mutants can do in a day sometimes what might take mankind would do in a century.

Mutandom in a year of sovereignty managed to:

-invent immortality

-cure most illnesses

-invrease the average human life

-create global green transportation

-create organic tech

-create sustainable homes that are actually somehow made out of cancer

-terraform and colonize mars in an afternoon by making a couple phone calls.

-invent the tastiest whiskey humanity has ever known

Etc.

So, yes mutants are super. But their also kind of the best at being super.

I mean there is only a handful of groups that are ahead of them, like inhumans and eternals, and both had many centuries longer to develop and seemingly havent done so with the same growth rate or potential.

In summary, yes.

This is my kinda lingo. I love science. Me and my friend's finals presentation in biology last year was about how an x-gene would work and stuff if it existed irl

Yes.

Yes, expecially when there's more than 1 of them

Wow @Slyme quin that was a great explanation. It's so cool to see other ppl be passionate about Marvel comics. One of the reasons why I love being on here.