Monolith's Power Descriptions

1.) Thanks, I was always under the impression that Sue refracts light to make herself invisible.

2.) The other explanation I've read is that the Phalanx develop into a collective consciousness when living organisms get infected with the transmode virus, but never get drained of their lifeglow.

Can Sue's powers work like those mirrors they use in interrogation rooms?

That's what I thought.

How do the energy absorption/rechannelling abilities of Bishop, Emplate, Skullfire and Prism differ?

Prism has processed Cyclops and Havok's energy signatures, neither of which are in the EM spectrum right?

Thanks.

1.) Could the Scrambler choose the effect his ability had on people? I mean, was it a random toss up each time? Or could he choose to neutralize someone's power instead of making it go haywire?

2.) How fragile was Prism? Marvel Girl killed him the first time around by telekinetically slamming him into a wall and shattering him.

3.) Are there PD's on Sleepwalker characters (Bookworm, Spectra, Psyko, Chain Gang et. al)?

4.) Are Gambit's cards converted from solid matter to pure energy when he tosses it and hurls it away?


Edited by Dr. House - 23-Nov-2012 at 11:03pm

Is there a description for the Luther Manning-Deathlok?

Luther Manning inhabited a relatively straight-forward cyborg body. Although his remaining flesh was in a dead, necrotizing state, the majority of his body was reconstructed using metal and plastic components. The reinforcement to his skeleton and muscles gave him mild superhuman strength, speed, agility, endurance, and reaction time. His artificial left eye provided variable visual modes, including telescopic, microscopic, infrared, and night vision capabilities, as well as advanced computer-guided targeting programs. He was still technically alive, and so required oxygen, food, water, and rest, although not to the same degree as before his cybernetic conversion. Deathlok's onboard computer system contained an advanced scanning suite that included thermal scans, motion and proximity sensors, and a storehouse of data on various subjects. The interactive intelligence ran on an internal modem, provided Deathlok with a "voice" in his head with intel updates, scanning alerts, and probability breakdowns for various possible tactical responses to a given scenario. He carried a helium-neon laser pistol and a metallic knife that magnetized to his cybernetic leg.

Originally posted by J-style Didn't Mystique get a power upgrade? She seems way more capable with her morphing. Growing wings, stretching limbs out ala Mr Fantastic etc.

I think after her resurrection she did. But prior to it she was capable of those things, she just didn't use them very often.

Monolith, when Nightcrawler and Magik teleport, they are passing through an alternate dimension, namely the Brimstone dimension and Limbo. However, when Ariel and Vanisher teleport, how does their power work. I seem to have come up with the fact that because Ariel teleports through doors, I guess she connects the entrance and the exit like a wormhole by bringing those two doors together in space. If so, then how does vanishers power work. If not, how does Ariels power properly work.

Sorry if this was asked previously (but I didnt feel like sorting through 20 odd pages to find out).

1.) Can you explain what the Genoshan Genengineer did to Storm during the mutate bonding process that allowed her to reverse Wipeout's effect and her own conditioning?

Thanks. Got more, as always.

1.) What are the similarities and differences between Boomer and Jubilee's powers? I remember in the X-Tinction Agenda, Tabitha commented about Jubilee's power is like hers.

2.) Did Dr. Nemesis, in the last Cable & X-Force issue, use his power (his intellect) to create his own version of the Pym Particles or were they exactly that to begin with?

3.) Does Madrox have a certain degree of control over the manner in which his clothing is duplicated (molecular-matter manipulation, perhaps?)? That trick with the Ren & Stimpy shirt from X-Factor #82 or 83 mad this come to mind.

4.) Amanda Mueller's longevity disqualifies her from being an External. But how is External mutant DNA different from the standard run-of-the-mill mutant DNA in the rest of the mutant population?