Alien Mutants

Alien Mutants
Name	Alien Mutants
Aliases	Mutants
Origin and Status
Origin	Every kind of mutant from alien origins
Place of Birth	Apart from Earth
Creators and Appearances
Creators	Gerry Conway, John Buscema
First	Thor #218 (September, 1973)
First	Thor #218 (September, 1973)

History

Many species through space have developed their own mutant races.

In one 2099 possible future (Earth-32098), Xavier even gathered a galactic alliance of mutants, including the humans and Skrulls from his X-Men and Cadre K, and many other unidentified humanoid species.

Also see the list of Alien Mutants.

Acanti

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Arcturans

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Also see the list of mutant Arcturans.

Beginagains, Chosen and Rejects

On a planet far from Earth, the Celestials visited and evolved the native species into super powered beings, who began to segregate between the Rejects, physically deformed beings and the Chosen, eugenicists and more humanoids. Also, a third group, the Beginagains, members of both factions who rejected the destructive habits of their kind. They were evaluated by the Celestials, so-called "Space Gods", who returned four times and judged both groups, finding them acceptable and leaving them to progress until their next appearance.

Also see the list of those alien mutants:

• Beginagains.
• Chosen.
• Rejects.

Brood

The known mutant Brood are either natural-born benign Brood such as Broo, able to feel compassion, or star-ray induced mutants with various abilities.

Also see the list of Mutant Brood

Centaurians

Centaurian mutants are rejected by their kind who saw them as demons (or "Kavkov").
The only known Centaurian mutant is Photon, who possessed both flight and optic blasts.

Also see the list of Centaurian Mutants.

Coconut Grove

At some point, the Coconut Grove species was stagnating in it evolution, and sent Ariel to collect several mutants for study. Eventually, it was discovered that Ariel was herself a mutant with persuasion powers (independently from her science-based gate-linked teleportation powers).

Ariel's mutation is hereditary. She stated as well that "the ability to convince people of things they wouldn't ordinarily believe sort of runs in [her] family." She is however the only known and confirmed Coconut Grove mutant, but her relative, also named Ariel was seemingly gifted in the same way.

Also see the list of Coconut Grove Mutants

Dakkamites

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Fomalhauti

While normal Fomalhauti are small and whitish in color, each member of the now mutant race was pinkish and reached nearly six times the normal Fomalhauti size and mass.

The Fomalhauti mutants are presumed extinct as of now.

Also see the list of Fomalhauti Mutants.

Kree

The known mutant Kree, all pink-skinned Kree, are:

• Susanna Sherman, Tsu-Zana, or Ultra-Girl. A Sentinel classified her as a "V-Factor" mutant, as a temporary classification, because of her Kree alien DNA. Her origins are still confused, and not much information exists on the subject.
• On Earth-691, Eighty-Five was a mutant pink-Kree with mastery over magnetism.
• On Earth-9591, Mar-Vell developed a case of mutant cataract.

Landlaks

The Landlaks have produced only one mutant, Tyros, known as Terrax the Tamer. He was provided with geokinesis.

The rest of their race appears to be telepathic, without being themselves mutants. Tyros himself has never shown that ability.

Also see the list of Landlak Mutants.

M'kraan

On Earth-92131, before the birth of Humanity, on another planet, the race now known as the M'kraan developed individuals who could be referred as mutants. That species of cosmic mutants then evolved a step beyond mutants, becoming the Celestials.

Melmacians

On Earth-88131, Melmutants are a sub-species of Melmacians who possesses chlor-X-sterol in their blood. Melmacian government secretly created the robots Sentimels to locate and eradicate them.

Mobians

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Negative Zone Mutants

The alien species of the Negative Zone can develop mutants as well.

Dartayus inhabitants (blue-skinned four-fingered, pointed-eared, red-eyed humanoids) can seemingly produce mutants. The only known example as far was Kologoth Antares, who demonstrated multiple physical mutations: a reptilian-like appearance, fangs, claws, horns, and a prehensile tail. Those mutants are rejected by their kind.

In Earth-13729, the Future Foundation opened a school branch in the Negative Zone but were overwhelmed by nearly four million attendees. As the Jean Grey School For Higher Learning was closing down due to a lack of students, Phoenix (Quentin Quire) met the FF who asked him if he knew where they could transfer some of the students, to which Phoenix answered that he could deal with the mutants of those, around two million students. He then sent them to Logan, forcing him to reopen the School.

Rigellians

The mutant class of Rigel are "barbaric" underground dwellers Riggelians originated from disastrous experiments, deformed both from mind and body. Considered inferior by the other Riggelians, they lack females to carry on their species.

Also see the list of Rigellian Mutants

Saurian aliens

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Shi'ar

With her genetic throwback granting her a full set of wings, Deathbird was considered a mutant.

In one 2099 possible future (Earth-32098), Xavier even gathered a galactic alliance of mutants: the Universal X-Alliance, including Cyclops/Apocalypse posing as a Shi'ar member of the Alliance.

Also see the list of Mutant Shi'ar

Skrulls

The Mutant Skrulls

Deviants

The Mutant Skrulls, also named by the Skrull authorities "K-Class Deviant Skrulls", were tracked and killed. They were eventually gathered into Cadre K by Charles Xavier.

On the planet Carpiax IV, the local lord, Merrek, set up fecundity-supplement programs which resulted (apparently) in a higher percentage of mutant births.

To be noted that even though Skrulls have suffered experimentations from the Celestials making them diverge into Deviant Skrulls, Prime Skrulls, and Eternal Skrulls, their "mutants" are all seemingly a sub-type of the Deviant Skrulls.

Also see the list of Mutant Skrulls

Prime

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Symbiotes

Zzzxx was stated to be a unique Symbiote mutation.

Technarchy

Warlock's "mutant nature allowed him to experience emotions foreign to other Technarchy".

His "mutation" is taken more or less in the first degree:

• Polaris considered that "technically Warlock [...] [isn't mutant].".
• In the opposite way, Steven Rogers considered him to be a mutant.

Vorms

The "Star-Stalker" was mutant, possessing powers such as the ability to fly through space or to drain energy, such abilities lacking from the common Vorms.

Also see the list of Mutant Vorms

Wing-Men of Mars

Chak of the Wing-Men of Mars was a beakless, nigh-human, individual of his species.

Zn'rx/Snarks

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Others

Five and a half billion years ago, Maht Pacle was an alien of an unidentified species, obsessed with killing whatever he hunted. He was also a mutant of his species, whose biological systems were focused on his body's preservation, causing his adult body to not age. He became the Elder of the Universe known as the Obliterator.

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

Variable for most of the mutants.
Able from understand and express sentiments such as compassion for the Brood and Technarchs.

Abilities

Variable.

Average Strength Level

Variable.

Weaknesses

Variable. Intolerance and hatred from their main culture.

Habitat

Habitat

Variable. Mostly Earth or Earth-like environment.

Gravity

Variable. Mostly Earth or Earth-like.

Atmosphere

Variable. Mostly Earth or Earth-like.

Miscellaneous

Type of Government

Variable:

• Oppressed and terminated in Brood, Centaurians, Skrulls, or Technarchs' societies.
• Planetary coalition in Beginagains, Rejects, & Chosen, formerly:
  • Unique city structured in casts (Perfects, most-Perfects, Dualers) for the Chosen.
  • Underground cast for the Beginagains.
  • Multiple tribes for the Rejects.
• Weapons or leaders among Moloids, Landlaks, ...

Inapplicable among Inhumans, Eternals, Coconut Grove.

Level of Technology

Variable.
High for the Chosen.
Low for others.

Cultural Traits

Variable.

Representatives

• List of living Non-Human Mutants in Earth-616
• Complete list of the Non-Human Mutants (including deceased and extra-dimensional ones).

Notes

• Reptyl, who considered humans, humanoids, and mammals to be the same, and opposed them to the reptiles and reptilians such as he or the Skrulls, considered all of the former as mutants.

See Also

• 226 appearance(s) of Alien Mutants
• 25 minor appearance(s) of Alien Mutants
• 36 representative(s) of Alien Mutants