The warden cautioned them about putting him with others in a group, as Alex was the only prisoner he'd known to actually prefer solitary confinement. While bonding with Xavier's other recruits, the secret CIA facility where they were staying was attacked by the Hellfire Club.
Their leader, Sebastian Shaw , encouraged them to join him in overthrowing humanity. Angel Salvatore accepted the offer, and when Alex attempted to hit Shaw with his energy waves, Shaw absorbed the blast and used the energy to murder the mutant Darwin.
Afterwards, Alex and the others relocated to Xavier's mansion where they began training to defeat Shaw. Team member Hank McCoy constructed a containment unit for him, allowing Alex to focus his energy blasts. After a successful test he had one built into his X-Men uniform. During the Cuban Missile Crisis, when the team assembled to finally confront the Hellfire Club, Summers was impressed with Hank McCoy's ferocity accompanying his beastial transformation and dubbed him "Beast".
Thinking that they were on their way home, William Stryker showed up to have the group transferred instead to Trask Industries so they could be studied as new specimens. But a disguised Mystique intervened, allowing Ink to use his bio-hazard tattoo to incapacitate some of the guards.
When the young Mystique is trying to seduce Erik, he says to her "maybe in a few years. No, for the most part. If the mutation is physical, such as with Wolverine's claws, Nightcrawler's tail and Archangel's wings, then she can superficially mimic it.
However, she does not copy the mutation itself. The forms she takes are purely cosmetic like stage props and replicas.
As an example, in X-Men , she takes on the appearance of Wolverine and fights him claw to claw, but she can neither copy his healing ability nor replicate the indestructibility of adamantium, as seen when her claws are cut off by Wolverine's claws.
As another example, if she were to mimic Professor X, she would look like him but would not have his telepathic powers. While diamond is the hardest material on Earth, it is a common misconception that it can't be broken by other substances.
Hardness is not toughness. Think of glass. It is quite hard, but it is brittle and easily shattered. Diamond can also be shattered with a strong force. It is not unreasonable for Erik to break her diamond body with household-grade metals, given he has the strength to raise an entire submarine out of the water. Charles used his power to convince the guard he was seeing an empty truck. He not only has the ability to communicate with people non-verbally but he can also control the minds of others, demonstrated earlier when he freezes Moira's colleague at the drinking fountain and tells the Man in the Black Suit to get in the car.
In a deleted scene, Alex tells Charles that he accidentally killed one of his comrades in the field and still feels guilty about it. Erik gives all the mutants a choice to unite with him and form a brotherhood against humans or with Charles and his plight to co-exist peacefully among them.
Sometime later, Moira pushes Charles' wheelchair to the door of his proposed academy while talking about getting the school up and running. Because anonymity is crucial, Charles wipes Moira's mind, leaving her with no clear memory of the mutants when she later undergoes a debriefing at CIA headquarters. Suddenly a large crash is heard. Erik replies, "I prefer Magneto. Although The Wolverine and Logan do not have "X-Men" in the title, they chronologically follow on and reference the other movies, thus are considered part of the franchise, which makes nine movies total.
Deadpool , a loosely-related movie and start of a cinematic series based off the comic lines spun off from the X-Men comics, is set in the same universe or perhaps an adjoining metaverse, and references characters and elements from the X-Men franchise throughout, but it is technically not part of the series.
Bryan Singer stated they did their best to remain in continuity with the other X-Men movies, but he recognized that some liberties were taken for the sake of the plot in X-Men: First Class. So, while X-Men Origins: Wolverine initially advertised the character with diamond powers as Emma Frost, Fox technically retconned her appearance in X-Men: First Class by ignoring her appearance in the Wolverine movie and stating that the character wasn't Emma Frost. Source: the Emma Frost Files.
Note that X-Men Origins: Wolverine has been retconned in other ways as well, but in some of those cases un-retconned. One example concern Charles Xavier's paralysis, and another involves the overall history of the character Wade Wilson. Only some of them. The whole deal surrounding X-Men is notably separate from, for example, the titles commissioned by Marvel Studios. All cinematic material made under the Marvel Studios banner, e.
Like the case explained earlier, other Marvel-based films owned by other studios are not set in the MCU, due to differing ownership. Fans have noted a number of discrepancies that X: First Class introduced into the timeline of the other X-Men movies.
There is no mention of any change in the timeline at this point such as the one much later in , in X-Men: Days of Future Past , and no in-universe explanation is given for these breaks in continuity.
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