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'''Name''': Raven Darkholme. | '''Name''': Raven Darkholme. | ||
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'''Family''': [[Kurt Wagner]] (son); [[Marie D'Ancato]] (daughter) | '''Family''': [[Kurt Wagner]] (son); [[Marie D'Ancato]] (daughter) | ||
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| − | Mystique's background, her true name, and even her age are a mystery. It is known that in the mid-seventies, she became pregnant and left her son with the Szardos clan | + | Mystique's background, her true name, and even her age are a mystery. It is known that in the mid-seventies, she became pregnant and left her son with the [[Szardos Clan|Szardos clan]]. A firm believer in Magneto's ideology, it has been presumed that at some point in her life Mystique had an encounter or series of encounters that motivated her undying contempt and hatred for ''homo sapiens''. |
On many occasions, Mystique has used her powers of shapeshifting for the benefit of Magneto and the Brotherhood, but her power coupled with a devious mind and intractable feminine wiles are her greatest asset. On numerous occasions, including [[X2 | breaking Magneto out of prison]] and [[With Malice Aforethought | attempting to sway]] [[Forge]] to the side of the Brotherhood, she has relied on subtlety and seduction instead of violence and intimidation. | On many occasions, Mystique has used her powers of shapeshifting for the benefit of Magneto and the Brotherhood, but her power coupled with a devious mind and intractable feminine wiles are her greatest asset. On numerous occasions, including [[X2 | breaking Magneto out of prison]] and [[With Malice Aforethought | attempting to sway]] [[Forge]] to the side of the Brotherhood, she has relied on subtlety and seduction instead of violence and intimidation. | ||
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When she next resurfaced, she seemed to have overplayed her hand, however. When she [[Scorpion and Fox| attempted to manipulate Kurt into kidnapping]] the child of an anti-mutant politician, the attempt failed and resulted in Kurt making the decision to cut her off entirely. They encountered each other again [[Tropic of Capricorn|during a mission to retrieve Garrison and Adrienne]], Mystique choosing to retreat rather than injure her son. | When she next resurfaced, she seemed to have overplayed her hand, however. When she [[Scorpion and Fox| attempted to manipulate Kurt into kidnapping]] the child of an anti-mutant politician, the attempt failed and resulted in Kurt making the decision to cut her off entirely. They encountered each other again [[Tropic of Capricorn|during a mission to retrieve Garrison and Adrienne]], Mystique choosing to retreat rather than injure her son. | ||
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Mystique is a shapeshifter with complete control over her physical form. She can adopt any humanoid form, complete with perfect physical, behavioral, and vocal mimcry that has fooled experts. She does, however, retain her own smell which can be discerned by those with enhanced senses. Although her mind and thoughts remain her own when she mimics someone, she has had training in fooling telepaths, and this skill makes her possibly the most effective impersonator on the planet. | Mystique is a shapeshifter with complete control over her physical form. She can adopt any humanoid form, complete with perfect physical, behavioral, and vocal mimcry that has fooled experts. She does, however, retain her own smell which can be discerned by those with enhanced senses. Although her mind and thoughts remain her own when she mimics someone, she has had training in fooling telepaths, and this skill makes her possibly the most effective impersonator on the planet. | ||
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Mystique's shapeshifting allows her a very limited healing factor, although she has been known to retain scars from former severe injuries, such as when Wolverine stabbed her. Whether this is a natural phenomenon or simply force of habit is unknown. | Mystique's shapeshifting allows her a very limited healing factor, although she has been known to retain scars from former severe injuries, such as when Wolverine stabbed her. Whether this is a natural phenomenon or simply force of habit is unknown. | ||
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Revision as of 16:07, 3 December 2014
| Raven Darkholme | |
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 Portrayed by Rebecca Romijn | |
| Known Aliases: | Mystique |
| Affiliations: | Brotherhood of Mutants |
| Socked By: | Erin |
| Introduction: | X-Men |
A shapeshifter, Mystique delights in using her powers to psychologically torment people, as well as inflict physical pain.
Contents
Details
Name: Raven Darkholme.
Aliases: Mystique
Affiliation: Brotherhood of Mutants
First appearance: X-Men
Family: Kurt Wagner (son); Marie D'Ancato (daughter)
Biography
Phase 1
Mystique's background, her true name, and even her age are a mystery. It is known that in the mid-seventies, she became pregnant and left her son with the Szardos clan. A firm believer in Magneto's ideology, it has been presumed that at some point in her life Mystique had an encounter or series of encounters that motivated her undying contempt and hatred for homo sapiens.
On many occasions, Mystique has used her powers of shapeshifting for the benefit of Magneto and the Brotherhood, but her power coupled with a devious mind and intractable feminine wiles are her greatest asset. On numerous occasions, including breaking Magneto out of prison and attempting to sway Forge to the side of the Brotherhood, she has relied on subtlety and seduction instead of violence and intimidation.
In 2003, she actually replaced Bobby Drake for a number of months at Xavier's, giving Magneto a significant amount of intelligence into the X-Men's operations and prompting a higher degree of security from the team.
Following the events in Tibet, her status and whereabouts were unknown, although it was believed she was captured by Chinese authorities whilst unconscious. She later appeared in Berlin with other Brotherhood members, to disrupt an anti-mutant rally and target the father of her son, Baron Eric Wagner. In September 2007 it came to light through Irene Adler's diaries that Mystique had fathered another X-Man - Rogue.
She was with the Brotherhood when they hijacked the secret Russian space station and took control of a satellite weapons system put in orbit by a rogue group within the Russian military. She survived the breakup of the station, crashing in Siberia and escaping after a fight with several X-Men. She later appeared again, involved in the capture and interrogation of several younger X-Men, although her motives remain unknown given the information the prisoners were asked for was something that does not actually exist. Two further incidents with her son, Kurt, occurred as a result of this. In the first one Kurt sought her out, wanting to discover why she had been involved in torture - when he saved her from a hit and run and was taken by Magneto, it seems she leaked the information that would result in him being rescued, once again muddying her motivations.
When she next resurfaced, she seemed to have overplayed her hand, however. When she attempted to manipulate Kurt into kidnapping the child of an anti-mutant politician, the attempt failed and resulted in Kurt making the decision to cut her off entirely. They encountered each other again during a mission to retrieve Garrison and Adrienne, Mystique choosing to retreat rather than injure her son.
Phase 2
Powers/Abilities
Mystique is a shapeshifter with complete control over her physical form. She can adopt any humanoid form, complete with perfect physical, behavioral, and vocal mimcry that has fooled experts. She does, however, retain her own smell which can be discerned by those with enhanced senses. Although her mind and thoughts remain her own when she mimics someone, she has had training in fooling telepaths, and this skill makes her possibly the most effective impersonator on the planet.
Mystique's shapeshifting allows her a very limited healing factor, although she has been known to retain scars from former severe injuries, such as when Wolverine stabbed her. Whether this is a natural phenomenon or simply force of habit is unknown.
Plots
Phase 1
Hand Me Down (flashback only)
Phase 2
Meta
Socked by: Erin
PB: Rebecca Romijn
