X-Men Sequels: 10 New Mutants Who Need To Be Included

1. Apocalypse

Apocalypse The abomination known as Apocalypse makes Magneto look like a kindly old science professor, and if there€™s a reason The X-Men exist, he€™s it. Born over five millennia ago in Egypt, this ancient mutant was abandoned in infancy due to his grey skin and blue lips, but was taken in by the raider, Baal, who taught him his gang€™s creed of €œsurvival of the fittest,€ and named him En Sabah Nur. Facing prejudice and rejection due to his appearance, En Sabah Nur couldn€™t help notice that as the years passed his tormentors grew old and withered, while he remained young and strong€”his mutation seeming to reinforce Baal€™s teachings. Apocalypse spent the centuries spreading his message amongst human tribes, being worshipped as a god, and at times lying dormant, awaiting a critical mass of mutant life to flourish on the planet before he would rise to lead them to the destruction of all other €˜less fit€™ forms of life. One of the most powerful mutants in the X-Men universe, Apocalypse is an unwaveringly driven and virtually indestructible œbermensch. In fact, it might be a good idea to save him up for the final movie before a reboot, because this ancient engine of destruction is a very hard act to follow.
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