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| − | Founded as an intelligence-gathering team in 2006, X-Force has traditionally taken on the jobs too ethically dodgy for the [[X-Men]] or [[X-Factor]]. Following [[Day Zero]], the group went underground, cutting their ties with the mansion in order to keep it safe as they became more proactive - and ruthless - in their attempts to prevent the weaponisation and exploitation of mutants. In 2008, they were involved in [[Operation: Retribution|the assassinations]] of several [[Imperial Guard]] members following their ethnic cleansing of Tamil refugees, and appeared again in New Delhi for the overthrow of [[ | + | Founded as an intelligence-gathering team in 2006, X-Force has traditionally taken on the jobs too ethically dodgy for the [[X-Men]] or [[X-Factor]]. Following [[Day Zero]], the group went underground, cutting their ties with the mansion in order to keep it safe as they became more proactive - and ruthless - in their attempts to prevent the weaponisation and exploitation of mutants. In 2008, they were involved in [[Operation: Retribution|the assassinations]] of several [[Imperial Guard]] members following their ethnic cleansing of Tamil refugees, and appeared again in New Delhi for the overthrow of [[Shiar|D. Ken Neramani]] as Prime Minister and the installation of his sister [[Shiar|Lilandra]] in his place. X-Force again appeared in 2012, assisting the [[X-Men]] and other teams with the [[Genosha Arc|rescue of their abducted students]], and again participated in the overthrow of a government. |
Following [[M-Day]], the members of [[X-Force]] returned to the mansion, aware that their skills were needed closer to home in order to maintain the mansion as a sanctuary and to teach the younger generation of mutants how to take care of themselves, and those close to them. | Following [[M-Day]], the members of [[X-Force]] returned to the mansion, aware that their skills were needed closer to home in order to maintain the mansion as a sanctuary and to teach the younger generation of mutants how to take care of themselves, and those close to them. | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 8 December 2015
This page is about the Phase 2 incarnation of the team. For other uses, see X-Force (disambiguation).
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A proactive force designed to provide intelligence and operate covertly. X-Force operates out of the established think tank in order to preserve a level of plausible deniability with the mansion if caught. Unlike now, X-Force operates in concert with the X-Men more, providing them intelligence and support for missions, especially outside of the country. X-Force also handles the darker side of operations, allowing the X-Men to avoid missions that could compromise them.
Roster
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Amanda Sefton Daytripper |
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Artie Maddicks Facade |
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Carmilla Black Scorpion |
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David North Maverick |
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Doug Ramsey Cypher |
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Emma Frost White Queen |
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Felicia Hardy Black Cat |
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Gabriel Cohuelo Velocidad |
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Jubilation Lee Jubilee |
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Kevin Sydney Changeling |
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Marie-Ange Colbert Tarot |
File:Xf-domino.jpg | Nina Thurman Domino |
| File:Xf wade.jpg | Wade Wilson Deadpool |
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Wanda Maximoff Scarlet Witch |
Details
Founded as an intelligence-gathering team in 2006, X-Force has traditionally taken on the jobs too ethically dodgy for the X-Men or X-Factor. Following Day Zero, the group went underground, cutting their ties with the mansion in order to keep it safe as they became more proactive - and ruthless - in their attempts to prevent the weaponisation and exploitation of mutants. In 2008, they were involved in the assassinations of several Imperial Guard members following their ethnic cleansing of Tamil refugees, and appeared again in New Delhi for the overthrow of D. Ken Neramani as Prime Minister and the installation of his sister Lilandra in his place. X-Force again appeared in 2012, assisting the X-Men and other teams with the rescue of their abducted students, and again participated in the overthrow of a government.
Following M-Day, the members of X-Force returned to the mansion, aware that their skills were needed closer to home in order to maintain the mansion as a sanctuary and to teach the younger generation of mutants how to take care of themselves, and those close to them.
Plots
Pages in category "X-Force"
The following 46 pages are in this category, out of 46 total.
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- Operation: Apalachin
- Operation: Bat Country
- Operation: Big Trouble in Little Lowtown
- Operation: Black Hand
- Operation: Crazy X-Girlfriend
- Operation: Dewey Deceptional System
- Operation: Kefauver
- Operation: Mad Men
- Operation: Mutant Massacre
- Operation: Mutant of the Seas
- Operation: Salt the Earth
- Operation: Siege Perilous
- Operation: We'll Always Have Paris
- Operation: Wideawake
- Operation: Wonderwall
