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| − | | HistoryText = Rem-Ram was a member of the [[Acolytes (Earth-616)|Acolytes]]. When [[Fabian Cortez (Earth-616)|Fabian Cortez]] ordered an attack on Xavier |
+ | | HistoryText = Rem-Ram was a member of the [[Acolytes (Earth-616)|Acolytes]]. When [[Fabian Cortez (Earth-616)|Fabian Cortez]] ordered an attack on [[Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters|Xavier's mansion]] Rem-Ram was assigned to enter [[Rogue (Anna Marie) (Earth-616)|Rogue's]] dreams, allowing her to touch a man without absorbing his thoughts and feelings. In fact, she had touched [[Max Eisenhardt (Earth-616)|Magneto]] – and even accepted a diamond ring from him – before being jarred out of her sleep by [[Remy LeBeau (Earth-616)|Gambit]]. When Fabian Cortez forced Rem-Ram to invade a conscious [[Charles Xavier (Earth-616)|Professor X's]] mind, Rem-Ram failed. Fabian fled, leaving Rem-Ram and the remaining Acolytes on the grounds of the estate to seek asylum from the [[X-Men (Earth-616)|X-Men]]. Professor X refused them, after having been burned by attempting to rehabilitate [[Victor Creed (Earth-616)|Sabretooth]]. |
| − | Rem-Ram was killed after the [[Wild Sentinels (Earth-616)|Wild Sentinels]]' attack on Genosha. He was among several of the Acolytes' whose bodies were reanimated by the [[Michael Pointer (Earth-616)|Collective]].{{r|New Avengers #20}} However, he was later resurrected by the Transmode |
+ | Rem-Ram was killed after the [[Wild Sentinels (Earth-616)|Wild Sentinels]]' attack on [[Genosha]]. He was among several of the Acolytes' whose bodies were reanimated by the [[Michael Pointer (Earth-616)|Collective]].{{r|New Avengers #20}} However, he was later resurrected by the [[Transmode Virus]] from [[Selene Gallio (Earth-616)|Selene]], along with some other Acolytes.{{r|X-Force Vol 3 21}} |
| Powers = * '''Subliminal Telepathy:''' Psi-link with the subconscious minds of others that allowed him to use their dreams to his advantage, delving through their thoughts and feelings while planting suggestions in their minds to influence their behavior in the waking world. It caused him great pain to try and use his power on a conscious opponent. |
| Powers = * '''Subliminal Telepathy:''' Psi-link with the subconscious minds of others that allowed him to use their dreams to his advantage, delving through their thoughts and feelings while planting suggestions in their minds to influence their behavior in the waking world. It caused him great pain to try and use his power on a conscious opponent. |
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Revision as of 19:22, 26 October 2019
History
Rem-Ram was a member of the Acolytes. When Fabian Cortez ordered an attack on Xavier's mansion Rem-Ram was assigned to enter Rogue's dreams, allowing her to touch a man without absorbing his thoughts and feelings. In fact, she had touched Magneto – and even accepted a diamond ring from him – before being jarred out of her sleep by Gambit. When Fabian Cortez forced Rem-Ram to invade a conscious Professor X's mind, Rem-Ram failed. Fabian fled, leaving Rem-Ram and the remaining Acolytes on the grounds of the estate to seek asylum from the X-Men. Professor X refused them, after having been burned by attempting to rehabilitate Sabretooth.
Rem-Ram was killed after the Wild Sentinels' attack on Genosha. He was among several of the Acolytes' whose bodies were reanimated by the Collective.[1] However, he was later resurrected by the Transmode Virus from Selene, along with some other Acolytes.[2]Attributes
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Powers
- Subliminal Telepathy: Psi-link with the subconscious minds of others that allowed him to use their dreams to his advantage, delving through their thoughts and feelings while planting suggestions in their minds to influence their behavior in the waking world. It caused him great pain to try and use his power on a conscious opponent.
See Also
- 2 appearance(s) of Marcus Andrews (Earth-616)
- 1 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Marcus Andrews (Earth-616)
- 2 minor appearance(s) of Marcus Andrews (Earth-616)
- 2 mention(s) of Marcus Andrews (Earth-616)
- 1 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Marcus Andrews (Earth-616)
- 2 image(s) of Marcus Andrews (Earth-616)