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History

High Evolutionary[]

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M-Day[]

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Some depowered mutants still consider themselves cultural mutants.[6][7] despite not having powers.

Some of them were interviewed by Sally Floyd for her "ex-Mutants diaries".[8]

The depowered mutants remained unaffiliated with any group, but some banded together to form groups like the Former Order of Mutants, a new formation of the New Warriors, or the terrorist group X-Cell.

Countless depowered mutants were also part of the Clan Akkaba or joined it in hopes of being saved by Apocalypse, but were eventually thanked and terminated by the Apocalypse Twins Uriel and Eimin, at least in the North Pole, Guatemala, and the Himalayas Akkaba communities.[9]

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Little to none. Mostly physical mutations with no control over the psionic aspect of those, or no resistance to their impact. Also variable for repowered and pseudo-repowered mutants.

Abilities

Variable. Most do speak fluent English.

Average Strength Level

Variable (human to superhuman).

Weaknesses

Human and mutant intolerance and hatred.

Classification[]

Depowered by powers[]

The Scarlet Witch: Post-M-Day Depowered Mutants[]

The mutants depowered by the Scarlet Witch had their X-Gene erased,[10] and were detected by mutant detector and classification scanners as humans.[11]

More information on the M-Day-depowered mutants here.

Depowered mutants are generally (after the Decimation) divided into two categories: Also see the list of Depowered Mutants.

Pans[]

Also see the list of Pans Mutants.

Rems[]

Also see the list of Rems Mutants.

  • Rems is short for remnants. These are former mutants left with some artifact of their former powers such as horns, bone crests, wings or odd tentacles, loosing controls over them.[1][12] Examples include Artie Maddicks, Marrow, Ned Ralston, and Blob. However, Elixir and Wolverine encountered two Dregs (see below) who seemingly still possessed their superhuman strength from their physical mutations.[2]

Among the mutants affected, some of them lose part or totally of their powers or X-Genes. Except for the categories presented precedently, there was many different M-Day results. Quite similar to the Rems, some mutants kept their powers with a total loss of control over them, as Tony Romeo.[7]

Dregs[]

Some depowered Rem Morlocks, proclaimed themselves the Dregs, feeling outcast from both mutants and humans, and even from the Morlocks.[2]

  • Currently, the only referenced Dreg is Eva.
  • The Dregs are also known on Earth-295 (the Age of Apocalypse), as being the less powerful class of mutants.

Rogue: Power absorption[]

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Phoenix[]

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Captain Universe[]

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Depowered by science: Cures and inhibitor weapons[]

Some depoweration weren't definitive states.

Mutant Cures[]

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X-Cise Users[]

More recently, the X-Cise was developed by Marcus Glove and the I.B.S.S. (under Red Skull's influence, using Charles Xavier's powers).

Contrary to other cures, this one doesn't affect the X-Gene, but instead target the brains, making the user unable to use his powers by brain-damaging him. He is so "depowered" in application, but theoretically still powered.

The only known user of the X-Cise is Clement Wilson, aka Ruckus, but many others mutants have gone though it.[13]

Reed Richards' creations[]

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Forge's creations[]

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High Evolutionary[]

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Repowered Mutants[]

Celestials[]

Magneto was re-powered using the product of the "lobotomization of the Celestial Dreamer" in an experiment with the Master of Evolution.[16]

Magneto was seemingly proved to be restored with a mutant "genetic marker", as he stood on Earth during Raze's manipulations who expelled from Earth all humans and left the mutants (and aliens) there.[17]

Reverted M-Day Spell[]

Others sundry processes for re-powering mutants include the Scarlet Witch's reverted Decimation spell to restore Rictor's powers.[18]

Apocalypse's Blood[]

Chamber regained his powers and healed from his M-Day wounds after being infused with Apocalypse's blood by the Clan Akkaba. They stated that his powers would return along with the blood cure, but Wisdom's scientists stated that his powers were back, regarding to the energy readings they were recording.[19]

Reality Alterations[]

Charles Xavier was repowered by approaching the nexus of the realities in M'kraan Crystal.[20]

Unexplained Repoweration[]

And still a few others mutants have seemingly had their powers restored without explanation:

Also see the list of Repowered Mutants by Unknown Source.

Pseudo-Repowered Mutants[]

Apocalypse's Technology[]

A few former mutants were re-powered by various processes. Some were re-powered by Apocalypse's science and torture: Polaris, Gazer, and Sunfire were re-powered by Apocalypse's celestial technology and turned into his Horsemen.

Polaris stated that her powers weren't back, but that Apocalypse did "something to [her,] gave [her] a semblance of what [she] used to have".[25] However, it was stated by a Cerebra monitoring that Polaris had in fact been restored to the status of an X-Gene mutant.[26]

Romulus's Experimentations[]

Thornn, Feral, and Wildchild were "re-powered" by Romulus, using an unknown process, but that operation only gave them back their feline appearance, and not their powers.[27]

Terrigenesis[]

Using the Terrigen Mists stolen from the Inhumans, Quicksilver was able to not only restore his own powers and those of others, but bring them back at an enhanced level. However, these re-powered mutants suffered side-effects, as that the powers often went out of control and eventually faded or resulted in the death of the mutant.[28][29]

Also see the list of Re-powered Mutants

Effects by Mutant Subcategories[]

Genoshan Mutates[]

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Latent Mutants[]

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Mutant Hybrids[]

Mutants born through intercourse or bioengineering between humans and aliens were also depowered. Mutant hybrids that have been stated to be depowered include Hybrid (Dire Wraith) and Slipstream (Shi'ar).

Namor was also depowered on Earth-9021,[31] but the spell targeted powers and not specifically mutants.

Neo[]

The Neo were affected by the High Evolutionary just like the rest of mutantkind.[15]

Things went the same with the M-Day effect.[32]

The only recorded possible living Neo is Shadowcat, who was believed to be one of them by Seth.

Non-Human Mutants[]

As far as we know, there has been no known effects on non-human mutants.

Characteristics[]

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Habitat

Habitat

Gravity

9.80665 m / s2

Atmosphere

Roughly 78.09% Nitrogen, 20.95% Oxygen, 0.93% Argon, 0.038% Carbon Dioxide, and small amounts of other gases.

Population

Less than 200

Notes

  • Wiz Kid was thought to be depowered,[33] while in fact he was still powered, having used his powers to lure S.H.I.E.L.D.[citation needed]

See Also

Links and References

References

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