X-Men: Evolution/Characters: Difference between revisions

''[[X-Men Evolution]]'' was filled with a wide range of characters. Here is a page to learn more about the main cast.

* [[Power Incontinence]]: [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin|"Power Surge"]] is dedicated to have her go through this.

* [[Blessed With Suck]]: Her powers mean she can never touch anyone without risking their lives.

The X-Men's top fighter and chief drill instructor to the students. His keen senses help him track down adversaries and alert him of danger ahead. His healing powers make him nearly impossible to defeat in a brawl. Adamantium claws are capable of shredding enemies and just about any inanimate object as well. His past is a mystery to everyone, including himself. It is a rather lengthy past as well because his healing factor has drastically slowed the aging of his body. He was already an adult by World War II. Unlike in other X-Men series, Wolverine plays a minor role in ''[[X Men Evolution]]'' and is more of a [[Papa Wolf]] than carousing [[Badass]].

* [[Bruiser With a Soft Center]]: He gradually warms up to Kitty.

* [[Shout Out to Shakespeare]]

** [[Platonic Life Partners]]: With Jubilee. [[Ship Tease|As far]] [[Did They or Didn't They?|as we]] [[Put On a Bus|know anyway]].

* [[Hoist By His Own Petard]]: Could have beat Logan in a race, but got cocky and decided to use his powers. Lost horribly because of this.

Usually seen with Bobby, Sam, and Jamie, Jubilee is the second most seen female mamber of the New Recruits during Season 2. She's [[Put On a Bus]] despite proving to be rather popular amongst some of the fans when the [[Executive Meddling|executives]] decided there were too many characters. She has the ability to shoot firework-like 'plasmoids' either in the shape of actual fireworks or beams. Easily identifiable by her yellow jacket.

* [[Put On a Bus]]: Alongside Wolfsbane she was written out at the begining of season 3. {{spoiler|Came back in the finale to help fight Apocalypse}}.

* [[A Day in The Limelight]]: Ends up getting two episodes of focus.

* [[Everything's Better With Princesses]]: Not really mentioned or touched upon, but official bios confirm she's still a princess.

* [[Playing With Fire]]

** [[Playing With a Trope|Actually]], Brazil is a country [[wikipedia:Brazilian people|with LOTS of demographic diversity]] due to the high quotient of immigration. I.e., it's the country with the second largest white population in ''the whole of the American continent'', only behind the USA.

* [[Put On a Bus]]: {{spoiler|Until she was called in to help in the finale.}}

* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: [[Word of God]] claims this as the reason they created him, they wanted a New Recruit who has a 'Badboy' vibe, someone who acts tough but is really nice. In the show however he's almost always expressing the heart part.

* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: Hey, it's [[Ed, Edd n Eddy|Eddy!]]

* [[Bad With the Bone]]

* [[Commuting On a Bus]]: Part of the main cast for the first two and a half seasons. He leaves the X-Men during the third season to join the Morlocks. He is all but forgotten about till he reappears in a season four episode.

* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]

* [[Skeletons in The Coat Closet]]: An involuntary version of the trope "Uprising".

* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Starts out as a [[Jerkass]] in the first season, before becoming a [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]] at the start of the fourth season.

** And in the series itself, in his first episode he's destroying his school and in following episodes his powers generate an [[Oh Crap]] response, to being love stuck on Kitty for the second season to then not even bothering any more either way to the third. In the fourth he becomes a [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]] and is shown to be the most powerful member of the Brotherhood, possibly even more so than the other villains not over 50.

* [[Foe Yay]]: In his introductory episode with Spyke, which sets him up as [[The Rival]]. This doesn't show up in many later episodes though, mostly because Spyke [[Commuting On a Bus|joins the Morlocks]].

* [[Stalker With a Crush]]: Poor Blob. He took Jean being nice to him to mean she ''liked'' him. Unreasonable expectations indeed.

* [[A Nazi By Any Other Name]]

* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Stargate SG 1|Teal'c]] plays an old badass in a sci-fi series? Guaranteed awesome!

* [[Parental Neglect]]/[[Abusive Dad]]/[[Parents As People]]: He shifts between these three tropes in his relationship with his children.

* [[Evil Plan]]: She pulls off [[Magnificent Bitch|a great one]] on the X-Men by impersonating the then-missing Professor X and getting Wolverine to go missing so he won't identify her. Only [[Spanner in The Works|Scott's surprise arrival]] foiled this.

* [[Jerkass]] --> [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]

* [[Ragin Cajun|Ragin' Cajun]]

* [[Playing With Fire]]

Apocalypse is an ancient Egyptian mutant; he's the oldest character on the show, and also the most powerful. Milennia ago, he conquered Egypt and planned to use advanced technology (stolen from the previous Pharaoh, who had "[[Ancient Astronauts|descended from the sky]]") to reshape the world in his own image- turning many humans into mutants, and killing the rest. His court balked at the idea and [[Sealed Evil in A Can|used his own technology to imprison him]]; however, Apocalypse was still able to reach out telepathically and manipulate his release. Steals the spotlight from Magneto as premier villain in the later part of the series.

* [[Sealed Evil in A Can]]

* [[Strong As They Need to Be]]: Probably literally; whatever his own abilities, Apocalypse is clearly enhancing them, so that Mesmero's psychic strength varies from episode to episode depending on how much power Apocalypse is letting him use.

* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Of the [[Good Is Not Nice]] variety.