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| <!--- The sources are only the appearances from characters that have been at the Xavier Institute either still as a student or as a refugee following Decimation. This includes the X-Men (and excludes David Alleyne, Professor X & Polaris, who were depowered), and as such all are officially classed as being part of the 198. All other characters with sources are those who were "followed", watched and aided or protected by Sentinel Squad O*N*E. | <!--- The sources are only the appearances from characters that have been at the Xavier Institute either still as a student or as a refugee following Decimation. This includes the X-Men (and excludes David Alleyne, Professor X & Polaris, who were depowered), and as such all are officially classed as being part of the 198. All other characters with sources are those who were "followed", watched and aided or protected by Sentinel Squad O*N*E. | ||
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| Under US case law, e.g. Eckes v. Card Prices Update, lists of items that are created entirely or primarily as a result of editorial opinion are subject to copyright protection. This explicitly excludes lists which are derived solely from facts, statistics, or polling data, as only opinion based lists are considered by the courts to have the requisite creativity required for copyright protection under US law. Consequently, the inclusion of the entirety of such a list solely for the purposes of adding it to Misplaced Pages will generally constitute a copyright infringment. Excerpts of such lists can be used in Misplaced Pages under the doctrine of fair use when they are associated with meaningful discussion of the contents of the list, but under typical circumstances, one should never reproduce the entirety of such a list. | Under US case law, e.g. Eckes v. Card Prices Update, lists of items that are created entirely or primarily as a result of editorial opinion are subject to copyright protection. This explicitly excludes lists which are derived solely from facts, statistics, or polling data, as only opinion based lists are considered by the courts to have the requisite creativity required for copyright protection under US law. Consequently, the inclusion of the entirety of such a list solely for the purposes of adding it to Misplaced Pages will generally constitute a copyright infringment. Excerpts of such lists can be used in Misplaced Pages under the doctrine of fair use when they are associated with meaningful discussion of the contents of the list, but under typical circumstances, one should never reproduce the entirety of such a list. | ||
| Yes, but I just wrote the names, that's no copyraight violation, I didn't write the whole entries. Plus what's the point of keeping this list if you don't think the 198 Files can be taken as a source, then just put very one who's appeared since DeciMation in the Revealed elsewhere category, that would still be dumb, but at list less than saying I don't cite source while I do, huh ? | |||
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- M-Day redirects here. For the NATO definition, see Military designation of days and hours
"Decimation" is the name of the late 2005 Marvel Comics crossover spinning out of the House of M limited series, that focuses on the ramifications of the Scarlet Witch's stripping nearly all of the mutant population of their powers, reducing a society of millions to one of scant hundreds. This event, which occurred on November 2nd according to X-Men (vol. 2) #191, is known as "M-Day" in the Marvel Universe.
"Decimation" began with the self-titled one-shot Decimation: House of M: The Day After, and heralded the relaunch of the Excalibur team in New Excalibur, focusing on Pete Wisdom looking for Captain Britain to head up a new British super team, as well as the relaunch of X-Factor from the MadroX miniseries. It also includes several mini-series - Son of M starring a depowered Quicksilver, Generation M focusing on other depowered characters, Sentinel Squad O*N*E showing the latest iteration of the mutant-hunting Sentinels to be robots piloted by humans, X-Men: Deadly Genesis, and X-Men: The 198 - and continues throughout the Marvel Universe, particularly in the X-Men-related titles. One consequence is an upswing of anti-mutant sentiment, especially among certain religious groups, who consider M-Day to be God's judgment against mutant kind.
It has been confirmed by various sources that there are considerably more than 198 mutants remaining - the number has been referred to as "symbolic" rather than actual, and in The 198 Files is said to be the earliest confirmed number. Numbers for pre-Decimation mutants vary from "over a million" (House of M #8) to 16 million (New X-Men #115, where it is said that the 16 million mutants who died on Genosha was around "half" the mutant population), giving a population, if the commonly-used 90% depowered figure is true, of between one hundred thousand and one and a half million.
Both Hank Pym and Beast note shortly after the event that it is impossible for the energy that certain mutants controlled to simply have vanished, and that it must have been "sent" somewhere. As would later be revealed, most of this energy became a sentient entity called "The Collective", who has since come into violent conflict with the Avengers. In addition, a portion of the energy revived the body of Gabriel Summers, who had been trapped in space for many years following the defeat of Krakoa.
Criticism
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The event was designed to reduce the number of mutant characters wandering around the Marvel Universe, which had been seen as unwieldy and also a lazy way for writers to bring in new superpowered characters, without spending the time to establish their origins. However, critics have pointed out that since most of the main mutant characters survived the Decimation intact, as did over one-hundred other mutant characters, there has been effectively no change at all, merely the illusion of change. There is still a huge supporting cast, and the vast majority of the depowered mutants were nothing but background characters anyway. The choice of the number 198 was rather arbitrary, as few fans can name 198 mutants on demand anyway. Furthermore, it has not always been clear whether a character was depowered or not. For example, in Generation M, several characters were shown to still have their physical mutation, but were still considered depowered. Arguments to the effect that Marvel is thinking more in terms of a general social change are undermined by the lack of focus on such issues in the post-Decimation titles. (Also, as Peter David pointed out in an issue of X-Factor, Marvel is using the term incorrectly: "decimation" refers to the destruction of ten percent of a group or population, and not ninety percent. However, it should be noted that in current English use, the word decimation can refer to an extreme reduction in the number of a population or force, usually far greater than the one tenth specified above.) Additionally, characters such as Namor and the Great Lakes Avengers, who are described as mutants but not particularly tied to the "X-series", have not been affected by the event.
Notable depowered mutants
While Wizard Magazine published a list of supposedly-decimated characters, it has been confirmed by Marvel sources that the list includes mutants who still have their powers, and also includes non-mutant characters. That list therefore should not be trusted.
| Character | Real name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revealed in House of M #8 | |||
| Magneto | Erik Magnus Lehnsherr | Still residing in Genosha. (May have gotten his powers back in an incident involving "The Collective" in New Avengers #20) | |
| Mirage | Danielle Moonstar | Illusionist. Fired from the Xavier Institute by Emma Frost after she was depowered. | |
| Tag | Brian Cruz | Repeller. Died in the end of New X-Men vol. 2 #23 when the bus exploded. | |
| Wind Dancer | Sofia Mantega | Wind manipulator. Left the institute in New X-Men vol. 2 #24. | |
| Revealed in Decimation: House of M: The Day After | |||
| Aurelie Sabayon | Aurelie Sabayon | Husk called her parents to inform them that she couldn't breathe under water anymore, however she was never shown. | |
| Blob | Frederick J. Dukes | Attempted suicide after depowerment, as his excess skin was still present. | |
| Callisto | ?? | Superhuman senses. Former leader of the Morlocks. Temporarily repowered due to the Terrigen Mists but to the point where even rain harms her. Comatose. | |
| Feral | Maria Callasantos | Feline humanoid. Thornn's sister. | |
| Hannah Levy | Hannah Levy | Had a prehensile tongue and required diet of insects. | |
| Jubilee | Jubilation Lee | Fireworks discharger. Former member of Generation X. | |
| Quicksilver | Pietro Django Maximoff | Has received time-travel powers from the Terrigen Mists, and has internalised the mists' power to mutate. | |
| Thornn | Lucia Callasantos | Feline humanoid. Feral's sister. | |
| Revealed in New X-Men vol. 2 | |||
| Aero | Melody Guthrie | Flyer with energy aura. She is the only known Guthrie to lose their mutant powers. Revealed in #20. | |
| Amber | Amber | Young girl, 13 years old. Died following the bus explosion. Revealed in New X-Men #28. | |
| DJ | Mark Sheppard | Energy discharger based on music. Revealed in #23. Died following the bus explosion. | |
| Dryad | Callie Betto | Plant manipulator. Revealed in #23. Died during the explosion of the bus. | |
| Hydro | Lawrence Dixon | Aquatic. Revealed in #20. Accidentally drowned himself when his powers were removed after the M-Day. | |
| Jeffrey Garrett | Jeffrey Garrett | Teleporter in ghost form. Revealed in #21. The M-Day left him totally dead. | |
| Network | Sarah Vale | Machine controller. Revealed in #23. Died during the explosion of the bus. | |
| Preview | Jessica "Jessie" Vale | Precog. Revealed in #20. Though not seen or mentioned, it is more than likely she was on the bus with her sister at the end of issue #23. | |
| Prodigy | David Alleyne | Skill/knowledge mimicer. Revealed in #20. Was asked to stay at the school following the bus explosion. | |
| Rubbermaid | Andrea Margulies | Elastic body. Revealed in #23. Died during the explosion of the bus. | |
| Specter | Dallas Gibson | Shadow form. Revealed in #20. May have been one of the students killed in the bus explosion in issue #23. | |
| All unnamed students | ?? | If a student hasn't been shown among the 27 left in New X-Men #23, then he/she's been depowered . 42 (everyone who was on it, according to New X-Men #25) who were on the bus (including DJ, Rubbermaid, Tag, Dryad and Network) are dead. 15 of them are buried at the Institute because their parents didn't want them. | |
| Revealed in Mutopia X #5 | |||
| Armena Ortega | Armena Ortega | Could create protective bubble while sleeping. | |
| Bugman | ?? | Had iridescent yellow eyes, green skin, small antennas on his head. | |
| The Juicers | ?? | The male had chameleonic skin, while the female could generate luminescent orbs from her hand. | |
| Lara the Illusionist | Lara King | Could generate illusion which affects all five senses. | |
| Revealed in Generation M | |||
| Chamber | Jonothon Evan Starsmore | Revealed in Generation-M #1; was in a critical condition in hospital, now repowered from a transfusion of the blood of Apocalypse. New powers still unknown, so may or may not be same as before. | |
| Ned Ralston | Ned Ralston | Revealed in Generation-M #1; dragon-like form killed when he crashed to the ground after the loss of his powers. | |
| Gary Paterson | Gary Paterson | Revealed in Generation-M #1; drowned after loss of powers. | |
| Inferno | Tony Romeo | Revealed in Generation-M #1; combusted after loss of powers. | |
| Jeannie Martin | Jeannie Martin | Revealed in Generation-M #1; forty inch neck snapped after loss of powers. | |
| Latonya Jefferson | Latonya Jefferson | Revealed in Generation-M #1; had impenetrable skin, killed in Generation-M #2 by the Ghoul. | |
| John Mairs | John Mairs | Revealed in Generation-M #2; third telepathic eye, killed by the Ghoul. | |
| Roach | Hubie Edge | Revealed in Generation-M #2; transforms into humanoid cockroach, killed by the Ghoul. | |
| Dezmond Harris | Dezmond Harris | Revealed in Generation-M #2; had leaping ability. | |
| Dynamite | Susan Svenson | Revealed in Generation-M #2; generates light from hands, killed by the Ghoul. | |
| Stacy X | Miranda Leevald | Revealed in Generation-M #2. Is living on the streets as a prostitute again. | |
| Tim Hacker | Tim Hacker | Revealed in Generation-M #2; blue skin, killed by the Ghoul. | |
| Joey V | Joey | Revealed in Generation M #3. Member of the Former Order of Mutants (FOOM). | |
| Nelson Cragg | Nelson Cragg | Revealed in Generation-M #3; one of Ravencroft Asylum’s inmates. | |
| Violet Sanchez | Violet Sanchez | Revealed in Generation-M #3; looks like a shar pei, killed by the Ghoul. | |
| Sarah Pursher | Sarah Pursher | Revealed in Generation-M #4; flight, committed suicide. | |
| Jim Prindle | Jim Prindle | Revealed in Generation-M #4; transforms matter into anything, Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Unnamed Mutants | ??? | Revealed in Generation-M #2-4; most of them were killed by the Ghoul. | |
| Revealed in Son of M | |||
| Hub | ?? | Teleporter. Former member of Unus' Gang and Chimere's ally. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists with erratic control. | |
| Hack | ?? | Telepath. Former member of Unus' Gang and Chimere's ally. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists. | |
| Purge | ?? | Super-strong. Chimere's ally. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists with erratic control. | |
| Shola Inkosi | Shola Inkosi | Telekinetic. Helped Shadowcat during Mekanix. Former ally of Professor X on Genosha. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists. | |
| Wicked | ?? | Necromancer. Former ally of Professor X on Genosha. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists with erratic control. | |
| Freakshow | ?? | Shapeshifter. Former member of the Genoshan Excalibur. Former ally of Professor X on Genosha. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists. | |
| Revealed in New Avengers #18-20 | |||
| Agent Zero | Christoph David Nord | ||
| Angel Dust | Christine | Morlock | |
| Artie Maddicks | Arthur Maddicks | Former member of Generation X and X-Factor. | |
| Arturo Falcone | Arturo Falcone | Resided in Mutant Town. | |
| Black Tom Cassidy | Thomas Samuel Eamon Cassidy | Banshee's cousin. Only his secondary mutation was reversed. | |
| Blind Faith | Alexis Garnoff | Russian Exiles. | |
| Boost | ?? | Morlock. | |
| Bora | ?? | Avant Guard's former member. | |
| Brass | Sean Watanabe | Telepath. | |
| Caiman | ?? | Ally of Unus. | |
| Conquistador | Miguel Provenza | ||
| El Aguila | Alejandro Montoya | ||
| Fatale | "Pamela Greenwood" | Teleporter. Former lackey of Dark Beast. | |
| Flambè | ?? | Member of the Hell's Belles. | |
| Forearm | Jorge Lukas | Student at Xavier's. (Not to be confused with the Mutant Liberation Front member.) | |
| Gloom | ?? | Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Golden Child | Paul Patterson | Appeared in the Marvel Team-Up arc "Golden Child" | |
| Harpoon | Kodiak Noatak | Marauder. | |
| Hazard | Carter Alexander Ryking | ||
| Hybrid | James Marks | Former enemy of Rom the Spaceknight and X-Man | |
| Jon Spectre | Jon Spectre | Six Pack member. | |
| Key | ?? | Cable ally. | |
| King Bedlam | Christopher Terrence Aaronson | Leader of New Hellions. | |
| Kiwi Black | ?? | Half-brother of Nightcrawler and Abyss. | |
| Lightning Rod | ?? | Ally of Unus. | |
| Longneck | Jonah Van Helsking | Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Mary Zero | Mary | Former sidekick of Agent X. | |
| Mist Mistress | ?? | Member of the Resistants | |
| Monsoon | Aloba Dastoor | Brother of Haven. | |
| Murmur | Arlette Truffaut | Former member of Alpha Flight | |
| Murmur II | ?? | Former member of Emplate's Hellions. | |
| Nightwind | ?? | Rising Sons member. Had darkforce manipulating abilities. | |
| Overrider | Richard Rennsalaer | ||
| Paralyzer | Randall Darby | Member of the Resistants. Also known as Shocker. | |
| Phantazia | Eileen Harsaw | Brotherhood of Evil Mutants former member. | |
| Postman | David | Morlock. | |
| Quill | ?? | Resistants member (not to be confused with the Xavier Institute student Quill). | |
| Radian | ?? | Ex-student at Xavier's and member of the Omega Gang. | |
| Radius | Jared Corbo | Brother of Flex. Former member of Alpha Flight. Had personal force-field. | |
| Randall Shire | Randall Shire | ||
| Reaper | Pantu Hurageb | Mutant Liberation Front member. | |
| Redneck | ?? | Ex-student at Xavier's and member of the Omega Gang. | |
| Scanner | Sarah Ryall | Acolyte of Magneto. | |
| Shatter | ?? | Morlock. | |
| Skywalker | ?? | Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Slick | ?? | Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Slipstream | Davis Cameron | Former X-Men member. | |
| Spike | ?? | Former student at Xavier's. | |
| Spoilsport | ?? | Rising Sons member. Had personal gravity field. | |
| Strobe | ?? | Mutant Liberation Front member. | |
| Tantra | Reuben | Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Tarot | Marie-Ange Colbert | Member of the Hellions, latterly undead. | |
| Tattoo | ?? | Ex-student at Xavier's and member of the Omega Gang. | |
| Tether | ?? | Morlock. | |
| Tremolo | ?? | Member of the Hell's Belles. | |
| Vague | ?? | Member of the Hell's Belles. | |
| Wild Child | Kyle Gibney | Weapon X and X-Factor member. | |
| Wildside | Richard Gill | Mutant Liberation Front member. | |
| Windshear | Colin Ashworth Hume | Former Alpha Flight member. | |
| Wiz Kid | Takeshi "Taki" Matsuya | Member of the X-Terminators. | |
| Wraith | Hector Mendoza | Former member of the X-Men. Had transparent skin. | |
| Shen Xorn | Shen Xorn | Kuan-Yin's twin brother. Former member of the X-Men. | |
| Zach | Zach | Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Revealed in various other issues | |||
| Abyss | Nils Styger | Nightcrawler's half-brother. Revealed in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #1. | |
| Alexander Lexington | Alexander Lexington | Member of Sentinel Squad O*N*E. Revealed in X-Men: The 198 Files (NB: The Sentinel Squad O*N*E miniseries takes place pre-M-Day, and shows how the squad was formed). | |
| Angel Salvadore | Angel Salvadore | Revealed in Exiles #72. Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Antonio | Antonio | Revealed in X-Men: The 198 #1. Lover of Magma, fire powers. Died in a volcano at the moment of the Decimation. | |
| Beak | Barnell Bohusk | Revealed in Exiles #72. Ex-student at Xavier's. | |
| Five of the Bohusk/Salvatore Children | Kara, Axel, Kath, Latoya and Jerome Bohusk | Revealed in Exiles #72 that 5 of the 6 children are depowered. Tito Bohusk is the only one who has retained his mutated appearance. | |
| Bloodlust | Beatta Dubiel | Revealed in Official Handbook A-Z #4. Member of the Femme Fatales. | |
| Gazer | Salvador Clarkson | Revealed in X-Men #178. Has been turned into a Horseman of Apocalypse in #182. | |
| Mesmero | Vincent | Revealed in X-Men Unlimited vol. 2 #13. | |
| Mister Marvel | Mark Hawkins | Revealed in X-Men Unlimited vol. 2 #13. Had the power to have a wondeful super-hero life. | |
| Pasco | Pasco | Mercenary and partner of Sabretooth. Introduced in X-Men #191. Powers: Forcefield generation. | |
| Polaris | Lorna Dane | Revealed in X-Men vol. 2 #177. Repowered by Apocalypse as Pestilence, one of his Horsemen. | |
| Professor X | Charles Francis Xavier | Revealed in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #5. Spinal injury repaired in the process. | |
| Razorback | Buford T. Hollis | Revealed in All-New Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe A-Z #9. | |
| Rictor | Julio Esteban Richter | Revealed in X-Factor vol. 3 #1. Currently in X-Factor Investigations. | |
| Scarlet Knight | Colin Hardy | Revealed in New Excalibur #6. All his family is depowered too. | |
| Sunfire | Shiro Yoshida | Revealed in X-Men #182. Repowered and turned a Horseman by Apocalypse. | |
| Unus the Untouchable | Angelo Unuscione | Revealed in Marvel Legacy: The 1960s under the Factor Three entry. Was in Genosha when Pietro arrived with the Terrigen Mists. Killed by his new forcefield. | |
Confirmed Remaining Mutants
Revealed in the 198 Files
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Revealed elsewhere
| Character | Real name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Apocalypse | En Sabah Nur | Reappeared in X-Men vol. 2 #182 during the Blood of Apocalypse story arc, and in the Cable & Deadpool "Born Again" story arc preclude. |
| Alyosha Kravinoff | Alyosha Kravinoff | Last son of Sergei Kravinoff, confirmed to still have his powers in The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z 2006 #6 |
| Amina Synge | Amina Synge | Member of the Foursaken and former lover of Jamie Braddock. Confirmed in Uncanny X-Men #472. |
| Asylum II | Enrique Manuel Gallante | Member of Psionex. Revealed to have retained his powers in New Thunderbolts #17. |
| Banshee | Sean Cassidy | Powers revealed to be existent in X-Men: Deadly Genesis; however, he was apparently killed trying to save an airliner he was on in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #3. |
| Bloodstrike | Eric Conroy | Super-stronger. New Thunderbolts member. Revealed as a mutant and still have his powers in New Civil War Files. |
| Coronary | James Sharp | Member of Psionex. Revealed to have retained his mutant powers in New Thunderbolts #17. |
| Darwin | Armando Muñoz | As he was on Krakoa in space along with Vulcan, he evaded Decimation and still has his powers. Seen in Uncanny X-Men #476. |
| Doorman | DeMarr Davis | A member of the GLX; powers actively seen in GLX-Mas #1; however, he may not count as a mutant any longer. He hasn't used his mutant powers since taking up his role as an Angel of Death some months before Decimation. |
| Frederick Slade | Frederick Slade | The alledged ancestor of Blink; seen actively using his powers in New Excalibur #9. |
| Ghoul | ?? | The murderer of former mutants in Generation M. |
| Godfrey Calthrop | Godfrey Calthrop | Member of the Foursaken, seen using his powers in Uncanny X-Men #472. |
| Gregor Smerdyakov | Gregor Smerdyakov | From District X, seen using his powers in Mutopia X #5. |
| Indra | Paras Gavaskar | A student at the Xavier Institute seen using his powers in House of M: The Day After |
| Irving | ?? | A member of the Morlocks. Revealed as powered in Generation M #4. |
| Johnny Dee | John D. | A young mutant from Son of M and The 198. |
| Lightbright | ?? | Somalian mutant. Revealed as powered in Civil War: Front Line #5. |
| Madame Web | Cassandra Webb | Spider-Man's partner. Revealed as powered in Sensational Spider-Man (vol. 2) #26. |
| Mathemanic | Thomas Sorenson | Member of Psionex. Revealed to have retained his powers in New Thunderbolts #17. |
| Meld | Jeremiah Muldoon | Former member of the Sentinel Squad O*N*E. Revealed as powered in Sentinel Squad O*N*E #1. |
| Michael Pointer | Michael Pointer | Canadian postal worker, briefly became the unwilling host of the Collective/Xorn. Revealed retained his mutant powers in New Avengers #16. |
| Microbe | Zachary Smith | Former member of the New Warriors, dead. Revealed retained his mutant powers in New Warriors #5. |
| Mister Immortal | Craig Hollis | A member of the GLX seen using his powers in GLX-Mas #1. |
| Mysterio III | Francis Klum | A teleporter shown using his powers in Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman #11 |
| Mystique | Raven Darkholme | Member of the X-Men, former X-Men villain. Revealed as powered in X-Men #179. |
| Namor | Namor McKenzie | The "First Mutant", Atlantean. Revealed as powered in Wolverine (third series) #44. |
| Namorita | Namorita Pentriss | Former member of the New Warriors. Revealed as powered in New Warriors #5. |
| Ned Horrocks | Ned Horrocks | Member of the Foursaken. Confirmed in Uncanny X-Men #472. |
| Negasonic Teenage Warhead | Ellie Phimister | Member of the New Hellfire Club. Revealed as powered in Astonishing (third series) #13. |
| Nezhno | ?? | Student of the Xavier Institute. Confirmed to still have his powers in New X-Men (2nd series) #23. |
| Perfection | ?? | Member of the New Hellfire Club. Revealed as powered in Astonishing (third series) #13. |
| Pretty Persuasions | Heidi P. Franklin | Member of Psionex. Revealed to have retained her mutant powers in New Thunderbolts #17. |
| Puck II | Zuzha Yu | Former member of the Alpha Flight, possibly died. Revealed as powered in New Avengers #16. |
| Pulse | Augustus | Mystique's associate actively used his powers in X-Men vol. 2 #179. |
| Quake | Daisy Johnson | Member of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Revealed as powered in New Avengers #18. |
| Shadow King | Amahl Farouk | X-Men villain. Revealed using his mutant powers in powers in New Excalibur #8. |
| Silhouette | Silhouette Chord | Member of the Secret Avengers, former New Warrior. Revealed as powered in Civil War #4. |
| Silk Fever | Min Li Ng | Pyrokineticist. New Thunderbolts forced member. Revealed as a mutant and still have her powers in New Civil War Files. |
| Skids | Sally Blevins | Former member of the New Mutants and Acolytes; confirmed as powered in The All New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #1, and seen as a mutant refugee in The 198 #1. |
| Smiling Tiger | Mack | Razor sharp claws. New Thunderbolts member. Revealed as a mutant and still have his powers in New Civil War Files. |
| Swordsman IV | Andreas von Strucker | New member of the Thunderbolts, brother of Andrea von Strucker who is dead. |
| Tito Bohusk | Tito Bohusk | The only remaining mutant of Beak and Angel Salvatore's six children as revealed in Exiles #72. |
| Vulcan | Gabriel Summers | The antagonist of X-Men: Deadly Genesis. |
Repowered
| Character | Real name | Notes |
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| Butterfly | Layla Miller | She lost her "awakening" power on M-Day but was repowered with omniscience as revealed in both The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #7 |
| Chamber | Jonothon Evan Starsmore | Repowered by Frederick Slade under Ozymandias' orders in New Excalibur #9. He's is now a possible Omega-level mutant and looks like Apocalypse |
| Gazer | ?? | Turned into War by Apocalypse before X-Men #182 (revealed in the same issue). |
| Magneto | Erik Magnus Lensherr | Repowered by the Collective in New Avengers #20, apparently died in the same issue. |
| Polaris | Lorna Dane | She became Pestilence in X-Men (2nd series) #181 (revealed in #182) and was revealed to have her former powers back in #187. After being cured of her Pestilence incarnation, it seems Apocalypse "hardwired" technological means of replicating Lorna's magnetic abilities into her nervous system. |
| Quicksilver | Pietro Django Maximoff | He uses the Terrigen Mists to have his powers back, as seen troughout the Son of M LS. His powers have evolved to actual time-travel, giving the appearance of superspeed and has demonstrated the ability to re-empower decimated M-Day casualties. |
| Reaper | Pantu Hurageb | Repowered on Quicksilver on the streets of Mutant town in Son of M #6. It is not known yet if this is permanent. |
| Sunfire | Shiro Yoshida | Turned into Famine by Apocalypse before X-Men #182 (revealed in #183). His powerloss may have been due to Rogue though. |
Callisto, Freakshow, Hub, Hack, Purge, Shola Inkosi, Wicked, Unus have all been repowered by the Terrigen Mists in the Son of M limited serie but that was not permanent. Unus was suffocated by his own powers.
Iceman is not repowered, since he never lost his powers in the first place. After the events of M-Day he developed a mental block, which suppressed his secondary mutation and blocked his powers.
Collected editions
Trade paperbacks
| Decimation: X-Men - The Day After | (ISBN 0-7851-1984-1) | collects Decimation: House of M - The Day After and X-Men #177-181. |
| Decimation: Generation M | (ISBN 0-7851-1958-2) | collects Generation M #1-5. |
| Decimation: Son of M | (ISBN 0-7851-1970-1) | collects Son of M #1-6. |
| Decimation: Sentinel Squad O*N*E | (ISBN 0-7851-1997-3) | collects Sentinel Squad O*N*E #1-5. |
| Decimation: X-Men - 198 | (ISBN 0-7851-1994-9) | collects X-Men: The 198 #1-5 and X-Men: The 198 Files (one-shot). |
Hardcovers
| X-Men: Deadly Genesis | (ISBN 0-7851-1984-1) | collects X-Men: Deadly Genesis #1-6. |
| Wolverine: Origins & Endings | (ISBN 0-7851-1977-9) | collects Wolverine #36-40. |
Bibliography
- Decimation: House of M - The Day After (one-shot)
- Generation M #1-5
- Mutopia X #5
- New Excalibur #1-3
- New X-Men : Academy X #20-23
- Sentinel Squad O*N*E #1-5
- Son of M #1-6
- Uncanny X-Men #466-468
- Wolverine #36-40
- X-Factor #1-4
- X-Men #177-179
- X-Men: Deadly Genesis #1-6
- X-Men: The 198 #1-5
- X-Men: The 198 Files (one-shot)
- X-Men Unlimited #13
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