Do we have any favorite moments for our characters as Magneto frankly just kicks all of their asses?

Not gonna lie, he was kicking his ass and where I went through.

Um, I feel this, it makes a lot of sense that Magneto is able to counter whatever Storm is throwing out because Mag- like, the magnetic waves of the Earth do really have a large effect on the weather.

I don't think Storm was ready to come up against that.

I think Xavier should have opened up the danger room a few more times instead of having them fight against baby Magneto and have them go against full adult Magneto is what I'm thinking.

So how would he know? [laughs]

I just love that Misty Knight is just here and is about to be on the, like, back end of all this wildness that goes on with the X-Men, which brings me back to New York is way too small to be housing all of these heroes.

Like, we can't...

This is a game where, Haram, you're going to pitch a character that is not a mutant in 616 and explain why you think that they should be.

So this is so generic of a pitch, I feel like, but literally I'm pitching Peter Parker as a mutant.

And here's my idea behind it.

That like, yes, the spider bite does still happen, but it's not that it gives him the powers.

It just activates a latent mutant gene that was already there.

So they'd already like, I like the idea, especially with, um, there are a couple of different spider mutants.

where we already know that he's in the 616.

I do think you can skip Mutopia X as a like rule, basically.

Let's begin there.

I'll definitely say this is a pretty interesting story in regards to what they were working with, because it's basically Daredevil going after this man by the name of Danny Guitar, who has been using voodoo in order to run a drug ring in Hell's Kitchen of New York.

We begin the issue in one of the funniest ways that I think you can.

Starting off with a woman talking about her horoscope, stating that she can't go to work today because her horoscope said something bad would happen today.

Of course, apparently this isn't real.

It's less than a TV show, but I think it sets up for what we're about to get into.

As we do see the TV set pan out, we see a voodoo doll on top of it stuck with multitude of iron nails.

thank god so killed her

Uh, s- uh, Harim, you already started this one, but what could Ororo do with some thunder and lightning?

Oh, so as you already know, like, she can probably condense the lightning or electric whatever down just enough in order to kinda go over the skin and give that stimulation, kind of.

It's would be a very interesting experience.

But also, I think that she might be a little bit into breath play.

Listen to me when I say, remember how in that one episode of Avatar, um, Korra, as a matter of fact, uh, and you see the one dude kinda take the air out of that one person's lungs? I think she would do that, but, like, on a lesser scale, you know.

Not trying to kill them, just trying to, you know, give them a little breath play.

I think that would be-

[laughs]

This is Oubliette Midas.

I, I love her look for one thing.

Like, this is, it's very give, it's giving dominatrix.

And of scor- of course, with her name, Exterminatrix, it makes perfect sense.

You see the Orb and her in the background talking.

He's got the eyeball, one of Uatu's eyeballs in his hand talking about, "Oh, it's not our eyes I'm interested in opening." Because again, the Mindless Ones evolving who are working for Midas and Exterminatrix and the Orb at this point.

And then we get to the second issue where our heroes are even more on the trail because, of course, they're figuring out through the Mindless Ones all of the, whatever's going on with them, trying to figure out who's been using them and why they were also on the Moon.

[laughs]

Uh, Harum Scarum, what was it like for you to play Ororo here, and what are your thoughts on her kind of complex origins?

Honestly, it's...

What's the word that I'm looking for? I don't want to say it's rare to get to see her vulnerabilities like this, because we have seen her vulnerabilities in a lot of different stories in different ways.

Though it's more rare now in my opinion that we get to see more of her childhood trauma.

So it was nice to get to delve into that story a little bit from back in the day.

Um, honestly every time I come back across reading her origins, 'cause I think the first time I got to, um, read Storm's origin my dad got me the, uh, the Storm solo series from, what, the early 2000s where they finally retconned it to being that her and Black Panther actually did cross paths in their childhood, and that's where it started their relationship.

So this is like, that was my first ever exposure to more of what she was than what she was at the current time.

[laughs]