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The musically-inclined Alison Blaire is introduced as a young mutant who has no desire to be a hero or villain, but just wants to use her powers to entertain and further her [[Idol Singer]] career. Although initially popular, after coming out as a mutant to help quell anti-mutant sentiment, the public rejects her. After a short stint as a back-up keyboard player, she joined the [[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]] and developed a romance with Longshot. After a long time in limbo, she resurfaced as a successful techno-trance musician and rejoined the X-Men. |
The musically-inclined Alison Blaire is introduced as a young mutant who has no desire to be a hero or villain, but just wants to use her powers to entertain and further her [[Idol Singer]] career. Although initially popular, after coming out as a mutant to help quell anti-mutant sentiment, the public rejects her. After a short stint as a back-up keyboard player, she joined the [[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]] and developed a romance with Longshot. After a long time in limbo, she resurfaced as a successful techno-trance musician and rejoined the X-Men. |
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* [[Anti-Hero]]: Type I [[The Woobie|off-and-to]] |
* [[Anti-Hero]]: Type I [[The Woobie|off-and-to]] |
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* [[Barrier Warrior]]: Thanks to [[Hard Light]] force fields. Another one of her powers that's largely forgotten about. |
* [[Barrier Warrior]]: Thanks to [[Hard Light]] force fields. Another one of her powers that's largely forgotten about. |
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