En Sabah Nur (Earth-92131)

Apocalypse
Name	En Sabah Nur
Current Alias	Apocalypse
Aliases	The Invincible One
Affiliation and Relationships
Marital Status	Single
Physical Characteristics
Gender	Male
Height	Variable
Weight	Variable
Eyes	Irises: Red
Hair	Bald
Unusual Features	Appears metallic at times, extensive disheveled metallic blue lips, blue markings on head, massive in natural form
Origin and Living Status
Origin	Immortal Mutant with Cyborg enhancements
Living Status	Alive
Reality	Earth-92131
Place of Birth	Egypt
Personal Information
Identity	Secret
Citizenship	Egyptian
Occupation	Conqueror
Creators and Appearances
Creators	Larry Houston, Frank Squillace, Mark Edward Edens
First	X-Men: The Animated Series S1E09 (February 20, 1993)
First	X-Men: The Animated Series S1E09 (February 20, 1993)
Death	X-Men '92 (Vol. 2) #10 (December, 2016)
Death	X-Men '92 (Vol. 2) #10 (December, 2016)

 I am the rocks of the eternal shore. Crash against me and be broken! 

—Apocalypse

History

Apocalypse was an insane force of destruction, sometimes described as the personification of evil. He was a nearly-invincible opponent, with a Juggernaut-like state of durability. He showed no known limitations to his power and knowledge, and claimed to be "as far beyond mutants as they are beyond humans".

Apocalypse attempted to destroy and remake the "corrupt" and "weak" world in his own image. He was secretly behind the assassination attempt of Senator Kelly. Later, he masqueraded as a member of the Friends of Humanity and used Graydon Creed in creating a virus to infect and kill every mutant on Earth.

Archangel, his former Horseman, became hell-bent on destroying Apocalypse, and discovered that the immortal mutant in fact had a weakness, though this was discovered to be a hoax, created by Apocalypse himself. Apocalypse was then placed in a capsule and launched far from Earth, but he promised to return. Apocalypse also witnessed Magneto's televised speech declaring Asteroid M a safe haven for mutants. With Deathbird, he retrieved Fabian Cortez, after he had been left to die on Asteroid M by Magneto.

Apocalypse

A possible future version of Apocalypse attempted to attain godhood by kidnapping the most powerful psychic beings from across the universe, planning to kill them simultaneously, in order to release a wave of psychic energy powerful enough to destroy reality. Inside the Axis of Time, he would then re-create the universe in his own image. He was resisted by the X-Men and the time-traveling mutants Bishop and Cable. During their conflict, they destroyed his pyramid, which he relied upon to rejuvenate himself every 100 years. Magneto and Mystique had been assisting the future Apocalypse without full knowledge of his intentions, believing he would merely recreate an Earth ruled by mutants. Upon learning Apocalypse's true plot, they helped the X-Men stop him. In the end, the freed psychics used their combined powers to force the future Apocalypse back into the timestream where he and his Earth-92131 counterpart both died due to the destruction of their pyramid.

Apocalypse communicated from the astral plane with Fabian Cortez, whom Apocalypse had turned into his servant prior to the Axis of Time events. He charged Cortez with finding a powerful mutant for him to be reincarnated in. However, it ended with Apocalypse claiming Cortez himself for a vessel, and Apocalypse lived once more.

Attributes

Powers

Seemingly those of the En Sabah Nur of Earth-616.

Abilities

Seemingly those of the En Sabah Nur of Earth-616.

Paraphernalia

Transportation

Formerly an unnamed Celestial ship

Notes

• The late John Colicos voiced Apocalypse in X-Men: The Animated Series.
• Developed for television by Larry Houston and Frank Squillace.

See Also

• 9 appearance(s) of En Sabah Nur (Earth-92131)
• 2 minor appearance(s) of En Sabah Nur (Earth-92131)
• 2 mention(s) of En Sabah Nur (Earth-92131)
• 15 image(s) of En Sabah Nur (Earth-92131)
• 3 quotation(s) by or about En Sabah Nur (Earth-92131)