X-Men

As of May 2016, Magneto has appeared in live action only in the Fox studios X-men movie franchise. He was played by Ian McKellen (X-Men (2000), X2: X-Men United (2003), X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), The Wolverine(2013), and X-men: Days of Future Past (2014)) and Michael Fassbender [X-men: First Class (2011), X-men: Days of Future Past (2014), and X-men: Apocalypse(2016] as the adult Magneto, named Erik Lehnsherr. As a young Erik, he has been played by Brett Morris (X-men(2000)) and Bill Milner (X-men: First Class (2011)). In cartoons and video games, he has had many, many voice actors.

No, she is Alpha-level.

Yes, all parts of wolverine's body can heal

actually you cant this only happens in the xbox 360 and wii vesion when you a player uses a second controller.in the xbox 360 and wii vesion coco takes the role of the second player while in the ps2 version carbon crash takes the role of second player.

It depends. In the comics, he has shown a romantic interest in quite a few females. Including, but not limited to: Amanda Sefton, Cerise, Christine Palmer, Kymrie, Ororo Munroe, and Rachel Grey-Summers. In X-men: Evolution, he has shown an interest in Kitty Pryde, Tabitha Smith, and Amanda Sefton. In Wolverine and the X-men, he has shown an interest in Wanda Maximoff.

Jean Grey possesses telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possesses telekinesis, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate force fields, fly, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive blasts. Her powers were magnified to near-infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic Phoenix Force. She is able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varies on the Force's status and how much power it chooses to allocate to her.

So far, we cannot tell. There has been no hints/clues that there will be and there is no way we can gurantee. Storm is in many ways related to Zeus-God Of Skys,Therefore, Zeus is important and has had many myths & or legends done with him. Storm can control lightning and make it strike down where she wants. If you are looking forward to a Strom origins movie, keep your hopes up!

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Many heroes and villains throughout the X-men titles have shown the ability to control fire. Some of the most notable are Pyro, Crystal, Firestar, Magma, and Phoenix, though there are MANY more and there are slight variations of the powers on most.

The next X-Men movie will be X-Men Origins: Magneto, I believe.

The other X-Men call him Logan. And that is the name he goes by now, but he was originally James Howlett. Logan is the last name of the man that killed his father. Wolverine began using this name after he killed the man that murdered his father and went on the run.

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Level 5 is a classification that only came about from the X-men movies, and was only used in "X-men: The Last Stand". In the comic books, they classify the level of mutant's powers a bit differently. They used to use a three part classification system, but it has recently been extended to a seven part system, which will be explained a bit farther down.

It has been said by the director that they changed the movie system from the comic's because they thought it would be easier for people to understand. Numbers tend to be easier to immediately comprehend instead of telling people an obscure word and having them understand. Level 1 instead of delta and level 5 instead of omega.

The comics system used to go by three levels of power : beta, alpha, and omega. However, this didn't prove to be a broad enough scale, so they had to add to it. Recently, this was expanded to a seven part system : zeta, epsilon, delta, gamma, beta, alpha, and omega. If we were to connect the two scales, it would look something like this.

"Normal" or Human = non-mutant humans and zeta level mutants

Level 1 = Epsilon

Level 2 = Delta

Level 3 = Gamma and Beta

Level 4 = Alpha

Level 5 = Omega

In the comics, there are several "Omega-level" mutants, some of whom are : Jean Grey, Robert Drake, Emma Frost, Gabriel Summers, Nate Grey, and Franklin Richards, among others.

The only mutant in the films stated to be that powerful is Jean Grey. However, especially in recent movies, Magneto has shown significant displays of power. Also, in the upcoming "X-men: Apocalypse", Apocalypse may be a class five mutant as well, if it follows comic canon. Until it is stated as such on screen, Jean Grey will remain the ONLY class five mutant.

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Final Destination(Bludworth), Candyman(as Candyman), Black Fox-TV Movies(Britt Johnson)

Orlando Bloom

Pirates of the Caribbean (Will Turner), Lord of the Rings (Legolas), The Hobbit (Legolas)

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Lord of the Rings(Gandalf), X-Men(Magneto), The Hobbit(Gandalf)

Hugo Weaving (4 trilogies)

Matrix (Agent Smith), Lord of the Rings (Eldron), Transformers (Megatron), The Hobbit(Eldron)

First, he used his powers for good with Professor X. He always thought mutants and humans could never get along. He thought mutants should rule over humans. One day, Professor X and him had a big argument. Then he flew away and next thing you know, he's evil!

Pietro Maximoff AKA Quicksilver is 24 years of age stupid

Tyler Mane played Sabertooth in the X-Men movies.

In x-men origins wolverine sabretooth was played by Liev Schreiber

She is part of the Marvel superhero team of mutants called the X-Men. Her mutant power is to phase/become incorporeal. She has a pet dragon named Lockheed who she has a phycic bond with so she can understand him.

Both Marvel and DC have characters that everyone has heard of. For DC they are Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. For Marvel they are the X-Men, Spider-Man, Iron Man, and The Incredible Hulk. In the mainstream I would say Marvel wins out though. They have had more success over all in the area of blockbuster movies. This brings characters to kid's sneakers, billboards, popcorn buckets, etc. The increased marketing helps make certain characters more of a household name.

Answer: Relatively speaking the most recognizable names from the USA are Nixon, Bush, and Superman. DC characters are infamously more recognizable, and relatively household names; however, Marvel generally sells more comics, and does better in overall marketing. I would label Marvel as the more popular comics company.

I think personally DC is more popular then marvel except for in films but not tv. If you go on IMDB Arrow and Flash are both extremely popular shows. Not just that but the superman radio show and the Adam West Batman show were both popular. Super friends, justice league, batman the animated show. Batman and Superman are wayyyyyy more well known then Captain America and Iron Man. DC wins everyday.

Because they want to value themselves to society and it's something to talk about. But saying stuff behind a persons back is not a very right thing to do. Because the person being talked about can take it to offence. I think it's best not to gossip because it hurts. They only do it because they value themselves more then the person. Think: Wouldn't it hurt if somebody said you were fat then some other person came up to you and told you what he/she said??

No, but Scarlet Witch has fought against a giant before and shrunk him down in size to the point where he is much smaller than her and tiny in size compared to her, making her look like the giant instead. She then grab him, taking advantage of his tiny size and flicked him so hard that he got knocked out

Worldwide millions exist on a daily basis. For the human species assume that one mutant is created every minute (and that is a very low estimate), and assume that nine out of ten fail to survive from birth to adulthood, and assume that only ten percent of that genetic change is passed on to the next generation, and only one percent of those survive to pass on that mutation, and only one percent of those......yes, every day you live, you walk past a mutant and certainly every human that you meet today is a mutant of some kind, and so are you, or your spouse, or your children, or your grandchilderen of their great-great-great -great grandchildren. They walk among us. If mutation failed to exist, man could not exist.

X-Men Origins is rated PG-13.

If you're referring to cartoons, there are currently four. There was the 90's X-men cartoon (X-men: The Animated Series), X-men: Evolution (2000-2003), Wolverine and the X-men (2008-2009), and X-men: Anime (2011). There are also current talks of a live-action television show being planned between 20th Century Fox and Marvel Entertainment.

You can't cut his head off, his skeleton is laced with adamantium, an unbreakable metal that nothing can cut through. But wolverine can die, if someone shut down his brain, he would die. I don't think anyone would be able to shut his brain down,though and I believe that even if his heart stops,it would heal