technically thanos is a mutant, would he be a legitimate citizen of krakoa?
X-MEN
Landon Hughes
Liam Green
Not Homo Superior
Jaxson Harris
Neither is Broo.
Liam Lewis
…so?
Being human has never been a requirement.
Krakoa, Danger, Broo, Deathbird, Cadre K, Warlock, etc. All considered mutants by various X-Men.
Christopher Harris
and wolverine? He's not even human, he descends from a rare breed of wolf.
John Cook
You're not asking if he's a mutant, you're asking if he would be a Krakoan citizen. Most of the examples you just listed are not members of Krakoa, with the only exceptions being Krakoa (who is the island itself) and Broo
Just being a technical mutant isn't enough. You need an X-Gene or be a close friend of the X-Men
Also Thanos isn't a mutant he's a Deviant fuck off
Bentley Adams
Broo actually has the X-gene though, like Deathbird does.
Kevin Brown
I was responding to , which appeared to stating that being homo superior was criteria for being offered citizenship in Krakoa. I disputed that point.
The question of whether or not Thanos would be offered citizenship was not made in this thread. Kindly go fuck yourself retard.
Andrew Jenkins
>Also Thanos isn't a mutant he's a Deviant fuck off
then hed fit right in
Carter Reyes
They allowed Apocalypse, one of the greatest mass murder on Earth into their fold. No reason to think they wouldn't allow Thanos, one of the greatest mass murder in the universe into their fold.
Nathan Collins
They let Sinister in as well and he orchestrated full scale genocide against the weakest most vulnerable of mutantkind.
Nathan Powell
still not a mutants
they didn't want Sinister, like Moira told them not to invite him, but they needed him for the resurrection protocols to work
Josiah Flores
>still not a mutants
Brandon Gutierrez
They honestly didn't need Sinister. But they were too lazy so they decide to outsource the work to Sinister instead of doing themselves in-house.
Juan Cruz
Did they have their own gene-bank sitting around?
They needed him for the samples from mutants who were already dead.
John Ross
Considering the fact that they have a reality manipulator in the Five and someone capable of boosting mutant powers in the Five, their resurrection protocol honestly doesn't require genetic material of the decease.
Dylan Sullivan
He's a mutant in the sense that he's an eternal with deviant syndrome, but he's not an x gene mutant.
Jackson Hughes
Deadpool doesn't have Wolverine's mutant gene?
Bentley Martinez
Is the Romulus shit still canon?
Adam Gomez
>their resurrection protocol
it is more a cloning than a resurrection, the only one who was truly resurrected was David (Legion)
Elijah Anderson
everything is apparently canon.
Gavin Ramirez
Even augmented by Hope, Proteus isn't strong enough to flat out resurrect people.