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* [[Progressively Prettier]]
* [[Progressively Prettier]]
* [[The Speechless]]
* [[The Speechless]]
* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart Anyway]]: Artie can telepathically project images from his mind.
* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?]]: Artie can telepathically project images from his mind.


'''Sally Blevins / Skids'''
'''Sally Blevins / Skids'''
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* [[Personality Powers]]: Well, except the most prominent part of Pietro's personality is how he's a total [[Jerkass]] because life moves in slow motion for him.
* [[Personality Powers]]: Well, except the most prominent part of Pietro's personality is how he's a total [[Jerkass]] because life moves in slow motion for him.
* [[Pet the Dog]]
* [[Pet the Dog]]
* [[Rapid Fire Fisticuffs]]
* [[Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs]]
* [[Super Speed]]
* [[Super Speed]]
* [[Time Stands Still]]: Quicksilver once explained his angry personality by asking his psychologist to imagine living in a world consisting entirely of the slowest queue at the checkout.
* [[Time Stands Still]]: Quicksilver once explained his angry personality by asking his psychologist to imagine living in a world consisting entirely of the slowest queue at the checkout.
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* [[Badass Normal]]: The Shadow King once sent her to assassinate Mystique, but at the crunch she overcame his mind control enough to turn the gun on herself.
* [[Badass Normal]]: The Shadow King once sent her to assassinate Mystique, but at the crunch she overcame his mind control enough to turn the gun on herself.
* [[Shout Out]]: In an X-Factor story written by Peter David, Val once mentioned her brother, an [[Twin Peaks|FBI agent who had been involved in a case concerning a dead girl wrapped in plastic]]. PAD also gave her an assistant called [[Black Adder|Baldrick]].
* [[Shout-Out]]: In an X-Factor story written by Peter David, Val once mentioned her brother, an [[Twin Peaks|FBI agent who had been involved in a case concerning a dead girl wrapped in plastic]]. PAD also gave her an assistant called [[Black Adder|Baldrick]].


'''Marshall Stone III / Random'''
'''Marshall Stone III / Random'''
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* [[Guns Akimbo]]
* [[Guns Akimbo]]
* [[Heroic Albino]]
* [[Heroic Albino]]
* [[Nineties Anti Hero]]: Random ''is'' the nineties as far as comics are concerned.
* [[Nineties Anti-Hero]]: Random ''is'' the nineties as far as comics are concerned.
** It is worth noting that his musclebound antihero appearance was supposed to be the shapeshifters idea of what a badass looks like, not his actual appearance. Subsequent writers have forgotten this, and even when depowered he is depicted as uber-ninties.
** It is worth noting that his musclebound antihero appearance was supposed to be the shapeshifters idea of what a badass looks like, not his actual appearance. Subsequent writers have forgotten this, and even when depowered he is depicted as uber-ninties.
* [[Shapeshifter Weapon]]: He can turn his arms into guns. With dozens of barrels. You see what I mean about him ''being'' the nineties.
* [[Shapeshifter Weapon]]: He can turn his arms into guns. With dozens of barrels. You see what I mean about him ''being'' the nineties.
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* [[Oracular Urchin]]
* [[Oracular Urchin]]
* [[Phrase Catcher]] "I'm Layla Miller. I know stuff."
* [[Phrase Catcher]] "I'm Layla Miller. I know stuff."
* [[Plot Relevant Age Up]]: Recently she has grown into an adult after staying too long in Bishop's [[Bad Future]] timeline.
* [[Plot-Relevant Age-Up]]: Recently she has grown into an adult after staying too long in Bishop's [[Bad Future]] timeline.
* [[Rescued From the Scrappy Heap]]
* [[Rescued From the Scrappy Heap]]


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