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Warren Worthington III is a mutant who had a pair of white fledged wings, which come out his upper back. As a boy, he went into his bathroom and attempted to cut off his wings to hide the mutation from his father, Worthington II, but the elder Warren found him in the bathroom and was greatly moved.

As a young man in his early twenties, his rich industrialist father was motivated by his son's mutation to create a "cure" for mutants. Warren was intended to be the first recipient, but started to have second thoughts. He eventually broke free of the restraints and fled before he could be stripped of his powers by jumping out the window and flying away, realizing he was only hiding from his father.

Warren went to the X-Men in order to enroll at the school, only to find it closed down mere seconds ago. His presence, however, inspired Storm to reopen the school. When Alcatraz Island fell under attack of the Brotherhood of Mutants, Warren's father was captured by Omegas. They threw him off the roof, but Warren arrived in time to save him.

Warren joined the X-Men and was a active mutant protester. He was seen flying over a park the same time Magneto regained his powers.[2]

In the year 2011, Warren was killed while protesting against the cure for mutants in front of the former X-Mansion.[3]

Attributes

Powers

He had a pair of big white fledged wings, which come out his upper back. With them, he can fly at various speeds with good control.

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Transportation

His wings

Notes

  • Warren Worthington III appears in the 2006 feature film X-Men: The Last Stand, portrayed by Ben Foster. Cayden Boyd portrays a younger version of Angel at the beginning of the film.
  • Warren was billed as Angel in the credits, but was never called by this name in dialogue.
  • Despite featuring prominently in much of the film's advertising, Angel's role is quite a minor one, and he only appears in a bare handful of scenes throughout the entire film.
  • Although promotional material features Warren in an X-Men suit, he never wears this in the film.
  • In the non-canonical X-Men Movie Adaptation #1 an Earth-616-inspired version of Angel appears as a member of the Xavier Institute student body.

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Links and References

References

  1. 25 Moments
  2. X-Men: The Last Stand
  3. 25 Moments (2011). Retrieved on 12 April 2014.

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