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As if I don't have enough to worry about. Slave rebellion, workers who actually want to be paid, and my biggest star turned rebel! Ingrate! After all I've done for his career! Who decided to let actors think?

Mojo[source]

History

A disgusting, gargantuan creature from another dimension, Mojo kidnapped the X-Men, hoping to use them as the stars of his reality TV action show. Placing them in holographic worlds and making them fight for their lives, Mojo cared little about their safety. He was stopped after Longshot betrayed him, and the X-Men were returned to their home world.[1]

Mojo (Earth-92131) from X-Men '97 Season 1 4 002
He later came to Earth in order to stop Longshot and once again make the X-Men the stars of his TV show, but he was once again sent packing.[2] Years later, Mojo--who had lost a significant amount of weight due to his ratings declining--decided to pivot his media empire to video-games, abducting Jubilee and Roberto Da Costa in an attempt to use them as entertainment for his slaves.[3]

Paraphernalia

Weapons

  • Mechanical tail mounted on the back of his carriage which shoots laser "stingers".

Notes

  • Voiced by Peter Wildman in X-Men: The Animated Series and by David Errigo Jr. in X-Men '97.
  • Mojo has said in the past that there is only one Mojoworld, and so it is possible that all of these versions of Mojo are the same character. Though in "Mojovision", he acted like he met the X-Men for the first time.
  • He makes a brief cameo in the episode "Beyond Good and Evil (Part 4)".

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