Sunfire

Yeah.

We cut back to Areco as Storm has a proposal for Sunfire.

Yeah, Sunfire's making a little building here.

He doesn't say if it's his home, but it might be.

He's already had to defend it from some Iraqi, and he's killed at least three people.

I absolutely loved Shiro.

Shiro is Sunfire.

He joins the X-Men at the same time Wolverine does.

So him, Storm, Wolverine, Thunderbird, who dies that issue, all join the X-Men.

burning.

They traveled to Shiro Yoshida, aka Sunfire's Mansion, for help getting home and passed through a city ravaged by an earthquake of unnatural magnitude.

When they arrive, Shiro is meeting with Misty Knight, Colleen Wing, and several Japanese government officials about a communique they received alerting them to the impending earthquake.

Cyclops tries to contact Xavier and fails because he shut down all the phone lines and moved off-planet.

Right.

And just, it's one of those things that like just seeing Sunfire, and Jean Grey, and Wolverine team up, it's like okay, this is like a mini, like preview of the X-Men.

X-Men, right.

This is fire.

Yeah, let's go.

And then it's just a fight with Mr. Sinister, and-

It's just a fight with Mr. Sinister, and then, and then Jean Grey and Sunfire are in the background doing all the cool shit.

Oh my God, dude.

We really screwed up back there with Shiro.

Yeah, what we came for.

We know where to find Walter.

Walter cooperating with the hand.

No.

Not making the same mistake I did with Shiro.

Walter deserves better.

Another detector.

Only Cyclops escapes.

And then Professor X puts together a new team, which includes Wolverine, Cyclops, Colossus, Banshee, Thunderbird, Nightcrawler, and Sunfire.

Yes.

And sends them.

No, no karma there.

Sorry, I was just quickly going to throw out two other characters.

I mean, going with the giant sex-man thing, it could be a gender-flipped Sunfire, potentially, if they really want to follow that.

That might be fun.

After his previous encounters with the X-Men, Sean has become one of Xavier's trusted allies, possessing a powerful sonic scream that allows him to generate devastating sound waves and even propel himself through the air.

The second is the familiar face is Japan's own Sunfire, Shiro Yoshida.

Sunfire possesses the ability to generate and manipulate intense solar plasma.

Due to his independent nature, Shiro is not particularly interested in joining Xavier's dream or becoming part of a superhero team.

However, recognizing the severity of the situation, he agrees to assist on the mission.

The inclusion of Banshee and Sunfire is important because it demonstrates how far the X-Men have come since their earlier days.

No longer limited to a handful of students from Westchester, Xavier is now truly building an international team of mutants around the world.

And with Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Banshee, and Sunfire now assembled, the rescue mission is beginning to take shape.

And there's only two Japanese characters that have mattered in Marvel Comics up to the 90s.

which is Wolverine villain Silver Samurai and everybody's least favorite X-Man, Sunfire.

Unknown

to me.

Was he ever in a video game?

Sunfire? No, Silver Samurai, he was in one of the Marvel versus Capcom.

Yeah, I mainly know these characters through video games.

Yeah, Sunfire, it's crazy.