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Owen Evans
Ethan Roberts
>Mutants behave like disgusting deviants
>Get retconned into being actual Deviants
OK, makes sense.
Alexander Martinez
are the eternals/deviants robots like in the movie?
Luke Wright
So Mutants aren’t the next step in evolution?
Ryan Reed
>X character says something
>Screenrant declares it word of god 100% fact and writes a shitty clickbait article about it
The actual article should be "Druig claims mutants are a type of deviant"
Bentley Green
Yay, synergy.
William Perry
They never were. Even in the X-book itself, they claim mutants were a genetic deadend. And even more ridiculous than that, it claimed mutants predate mutants and humans were descended from mutants.
Jack Taylor
No, but Eternals are basically programmed to kill Deviants, especially with extensive deviancy.
Never were, except in Magneto and Apoc's head
Even worse, he claims it in conversation with Thanos and the guy that claimed any difference from the norm is extensive deviancy and thus should be destroyed.
Andrew Barnes
Jaxson Green
Great another shit retcon because some writer is desperate to have his idea's incorporated into the MCU.
Hunter Richardson
>Computer hacking?
I have been waiting for Doug to be bitched out like this for decades
Brandon Diaz
They outright never were. Even back in the 80s it was written in the X-men's own stories that the Celestials jammed the X-gene into the human genome to activate one day. They've been an artificially created species for decades now.
Jason Campbell
But again the Eternals are the goons of the Celestials, so how the fuck do they think going against mutants make any sense when Celestials have repratedly threatened to destroy Earth due to insufficient mutants.
William Wilson
So are they a metaphor for Black people, Jewish people, or gays?
Elijah Scott
>Celestials have repratedly threatened to destroy Earth due to insufficient mutants.
Only in a X-book where they are drunk on their own Kool-Aid fresh out of their own ass.
Jose Sanders
>when Celestials have repratedly threatened to destroy Earth due to insufficient mutants.
I haven't read much about the Celestials, but that sounds like shit that would be in an X-book wanking off mutants.
Matthew Stewart
>when Celestials have repratedly threatened to destroy Earth due to insufficient mutants.
Whatever retards had the idea of making the mutants the chosen race of the universe, and have both the Phoenix and the Celestials reeee like autists at the idea of them going extinct was a damned idiot and I can't believe editorial allowed that once, let alone twice. The Celestials should not care.
Landon Taylor
Oh, I'm pretty damn sure that the solar system isn't lacking for X-gene mutants right now, especially since we know they're not going to stop at just adding Arakko or the 16 million+ that got Genosha'd. If anything, you should be questioning the upper limit the Celestials will let them bring back before correction for excess deviation begins
Samuel Martinez
nice movie synergy
Ryder Nguyen
Looks like we know how mutants will be introduced to the MCU now.
Robert Gonzalez
Didn't Franklin's mutant power run out and he's not longer considered a mutant now?
Anthony Ward
You're right, he's not. But it was the closest reference I had on-hand to a concrete population number, the rest I could find are even older or speculative