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'''Template Recall''': (Latent): It has been shown that the templates of those that Rogue has touched do not fade from her mind completely, and remain in her subconscious. She has activated these templates unconsciously on a few occasions, and later began to manifest the powers of the X-Men, Brotherhood, and Acolytes all at once. Professor Xavier drove these templates from her mind, but it is possible that the power was just made latent and that in the future seen by Professor Xavier, Rogue is able to call on these templates at will.
 
'''Template Recall''': (Latent): It has been shown that the templates of those that Rogue has touched do not fade from her mind completely, and remain in her subconscious. She has activated these templates unconsciously on a few occasions, and later began to manifest the powers of the X-Men, Brotherhood, and Acolytes all at once. Professor Xavier drove these templates from her mind, but it is possible that the power was just made latent and that in the future seen by Professor Xavier, Rogue is able to call on these templates at will.
   
'''Flight''': In the future seen by Professor Xavier after the defeat of Apocalypse, Rogue is seen flying into place next to the X-Men. Whether this is the result of her absorbing the powers of Ms. Marvel, an aspect of her Template Recal powers, or something else entirely is unknown.
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'''Flight''': In the future seen by Professor Xavier after the defeat of Apocalypse, Rogue is seen flying into place next to the X-Men. Whether this is the result of her absorbing the powers of Ms. Marvel, an aspect of her Template Recall powers, or something else entirely is unknown.
   
 
| Abilities = She is shown to be an expert at hand-to-hand combat.
 
| Abilities = She is shown to be an expert at hand-to-hand combat.

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History

Rogue was as a rebellious, yet deeply insecure teenager. Her powers made her cynical and reclusive, but deep inside she was consumed by the desire to touch the people she loved. Kurt Wagner is her adopted brother.

Rogue never knew her real parents.[1] Rogue was adopted by Mystique when she was four,[2] and raised by Irene Adler in Caldecott County, Mississippi.[3] She claimed that Irene was always a good mother to her, even if she could sometimes be strict.[1] However, unbeknownst to Rogue, Irene and Mystique were nurturing her as a potential tool for power. Irene, a precognitive mutant also known as Destiny, was able to predict the form of Rogue's mutant abilities. In order to protect Rogue, she convinced Rogue that she had a skin condition that required she cover much of her skin. However, she was unable to predict when Rogue's powers would manifest, which happened when Rogue kissed a boy named Cody. Absorbing his memories was very confusing for her and she ran away.

At this point, she was located by Charles Xavier with Cerebro, and Xavier sent the newly-formed X-Men to recruit her. However, thanks to some trickery by Mystique, she was led to believe that the X-Men wanted to hurt her. She escaped, but not before Jean gave her a communicator. She soon agreed to join Mystique as a student at Bayville High School and became a member of Mystique's Brotherhood.[3]

Nevertheless, she repeatedly helped the X-Men when they were in trouble, first by rescuing Jean Grey from Blob[4] and later showing them how to find Nightcrawler after she had accidently zapped him to the Middleverse.[4] She also developed a strong attachment to Cyclops, with whom she took English class,[4] and on whom she developed a long-standing crush. Cyclops repeatedly reached out to her to join the X-Men, and when Mystique attempted to kill Cyclops, Rogue turned on her. Rogue absorbed her powers and memories, realising that Mystique had lied to her and that Cyclops was the good guy. Rogue helped to save Cyclops and thereafter joined the X-Men.[5]

She has a heavy crush on Cyclops, although later she showed an interest in Gambit. She was close friends with Kitty Pryde, surprisingly. She had a friendship with a disguised Mystique, known as Risty in her disguised form.

Attributes

Powers

Power Absorption: Can absorb the powers, energies, memories, knowledge, talents, personality and physical abilities (whether superhuman or not) of another human being (or members of some sentient alien races) through physical contact of her skin with the skin of the other person. Her use of this power is involuntary. In the future seen by Professor Xavier, Rogue is seen flying and not wearing gloves, implying that her powers are now under her control.

Template Recall: (Latent): It has been shown that the templates of those that Rogue has touched do not fade from her mind completely, and remain in her subconscious. She has activated these templates unconsciously on a few occasions, and later began to manifest the powers of the X-Men, Brotherhood, and Acolytes all at once. Professor Xavier drove these templates from her mind, but it is possible that the power was just made latent and that in the future seen by Professor Xavier, Rogue is able to call on these templates at will.

Flight: In the future seen by Professor Xavier after the defeat of Apocalypse, Rogue is seen flying into place next to the X-Men. Whether this is the result of her absorbing the powers of Ms. Marvel, an aspect of her Template Recall powers, or something else entirely is unknown.

Abilities

She is shown to be an expert at hand-to-hand combat.

Weaknesses

None known

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Her gloves which she uses to not absorb another mutants powers.

Transportation

Notes

  • In the animated series X-Men: Evolution, Rogue is heavily re-imagined as a rebellious, yet deeply insecure teenage Goth.
  • In the final epilogue she is seen flying. The mainstream version of Rogue gained the ability to fly by absorbing Ms. Marvel's powers.
  • In this continuity, she has a heavy crush on Scott Summers (Earth-11052).

Trivia

She was voiced by Meghan Black.

See Also

Links and References

References