How do become a mutant?

Answer 1

Eat a lot of radioactive waste. Cancer is like a mutation over a small period of your body.
Mutations happen over millions of years, in response to changes in your habitat, or food sorce. Humans however have no need to mutate due to the fact that we can shape the world we live in to suit our needs.

Come on, we need people to be mutnts that knows the future and be a unique country then the other country and I know some people might disagree with the mutation of people because mutants are the superior then anyone else, O.K!!!!

Answer 2

My best guess is that to become a mutant you first have to get exposed to radiation, or go to a facility which has different blood samples or DNA to inject on you and then you will start mutating, or you can just use yourself as an experiment for scientists, or last choice get yourself contaminated by chemicals that have been "accidentally" spilled. Although, mutation is a process of evolution so you have to be patient and wait for your time to come.

Answer 3

Mutations can be found in many people - the most common is called cancer. However, those mutants portrayed in comic books and movies are only fictional characters with no basis in real life.

in the comics, at least in the early years of the series, a mutant was typically born to a couple where at least one of them had been exposed to some kind of radiation, or had become mutates themselves. (mutate: a human who gained superhuman abilities from an outside source. Notable example: Reed Richards and Susan Storm-Richards having their child Franklin.) A mutant was any humanoid being who had abilities and/or appearance outside the normal for their species. By the definition of the comic 'mutant,' you would be born a mutant, by simply having the x-gene, but the abilities typically manifest during puberty.

Answer 4

A 'mutant' is any living organism in which a part of its chromosomes and genes change for no good reason. A mutation might make a plant or animal better suited to its environment, but look the same on the outside . . . these would be beneficial mutants.

A mutation may be neutral: it causes no changes in the plant or animal. About 70% of mutations are neutral.

The other 30% of mutations are mostly not beneficial, that is, harmful or destructive, and the plant or animal may die or die out. The percent of beneficial mutations is very small in comparison.

There are a very large number of destructive mutations for each beneficial mutation.

In some cases, you might see a calf born with two heads, or plants that have no chlorophyll, or animals born with their internal organs on the outside of their bodies. Some are born with no skull around their brains just as an example.

There are millions of mutants so there is no one answer to your question.

Answer 5

Mutants are fictional characters in comic books and movies. In real life, mutations occur randomly in our DNA and can sometimes lead to genetic variations, but they do not grant superpowers like those seen in mutants from popular culture.

Answer 6

You're hair falls out and white spots appear beneath you're eyes

Answer 7

get bitten my a poisonous spider, get bitten by a vampire, or invent your own version of Magneto's machine.

Answer 8

Just be proud that you are here.