Mutantes Sans Frontières (Earth-616)

Mutantes Sans Frontières
Name	Mutantes Sans Frontières
Aliases	MSF, M.S.F., Mutants Without Borders
Members
Leader(s)	Ororo Munroe, formerly Warren Worthington III (founder)
Current Member(s)	Ororo Munroe, Paige Guthrie, Jono Baraka, Dr. Helene St. Just, Dr. Hunter
Former Member(s)	Warren Worthington III
Affiliation and Identity
Identity	Public
Allies	X-Men, T'Challa, Mutants, Warpies
Origin and Status
Origin	A non-governmental humanitarian organisation dedicated into the protection of mutants rights
Status	Active
Reality	Earth-616
Base of Operations	Mobile Operating in: Karere, Mbangawi
Place of Formation	Zanzibar
Creators and Appearances
Creators	Chris Claremont, Aaron Lopresti
First	X-Men (Vol. 2) #165 (February, 2005)
First	X-Men (Vol. 2) #165 (February, 2005)

History

Origin

Mutantes Sans Frontières (or Mutants Without Borders) was an idea of Beast.

Actions

One of their first actions was to bring members of the organization, along with Xavier Institute students and X-Men, to serve soup at the Lambda Hospice, a structure hosting human old and young people.

Manifest Destiny

After the X-Men relocated in San Francisco, Storm revealed that T'Challa was financing M.S.F., who were in turn financing the X-Men's activities, including their new X-Jet.

Exogenetic

Later, during Kaga's attack on the X-Men, Beast asked for M.S.F. experts to come check the Bio-sentinel, having much less work since the M-Day.

Xenogenesis

When powered babies started to appear in the village of Karere, Mbangawi, T'Challa sent M.S.F. doctors led by Dr. Helene St. Just there, before calling the X-Men.

The doctors were taken hostage by Joshua N'Dingi, ruler of Mbangawi, and his men, who wanted to terminate the mutated children (not mutants but Warpies) but were quickly freed by Emma Frost's control on the soldiers.

They later served as medics after the battle who opposed the X-Men and N'Dingi's soldiers to the Furies.

Proto-Mutant

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Paraphernalia

Equipment

Medical equipment.

Weapons

Protected by the X-Men.

Transportation

Several planes, helicopters and jets. Trucks.

Notes

Mutantes Sans Frontières is seemingly inspired by Médecins Sans Frontières, which shares the acronym and part of the name; and also by the Red Cross, with a very similar symbol, a red X instead of a Red Cross.

Trivia

In French, the word "mutantes" would refer to an all-female group of mutants. The correct spelling for a group of mutants of both sexes would be the same as in English, "mutants".

See Also

• 17 appearance(s) of Mutantes Sans Frontières (Earth-616)
• 3 mention(s) of Mutantes Sans Frontières (Earth-616)
• 3 image(s) of Mutantes Sans Frontières (Earth-616)
• 4 member(s) of Mutantes Sans Frontières (Earth-616)

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