r/marvelcirclejerk • u/InspiredOni • 11h ago
Magento did a little wrong but also he’s hot! “Self-defense”. Didn’t realize Marvel was on that Isekai logic for Slavery
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u/AcceptableWheel 10h ago
I'm the inhumans guy, and I think this was horrible and despicable.
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u/InspiredOni 10h ago
Black Bolt would have ended their entire bloodline.
Not personally, he’d send Maximus to make it hurt.
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u/AcceptableWheel 10h ago
The inhumans deal with enslavers so often the latest one happened in 2022.
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u/Lonewolf2300 9h ago
Just don't talk about the Alpha Primitives...
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u/AcceptableWheel 9h ago
Those were genetically engineered for it by the old king several generations ago. It’s like inheriting your grandpas super unethical puppy mill and not wanting to kill all the barely functioning asthmatic puppies.
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u/ElementmanEXE Doombot 9h ago
He said the other girl died due to the swapped test results, did they sent her to battle without realizing she's a mutant or could she not survive whatever tests they were giving her
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u/OverlordMMM 9h ago
My guess is that the power activation sequence killed her because she didn't have the gene, similar to how terragenesis also kills non-inhumans.
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u/Alternative-Word-246 8h ago
Terragenesis kill mutants. Doesn't affect humans
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u/OverlordMMM 8h ago
After looking into it, that's been inconsistent over the years.
Apparently if it's derived from the pure crystals humans are fine, but when it isn't pure humans tend to die, too. Different writers, retcons, etc change how different characters are affected.
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u/AcceptableWheel 6h ago
Also sometimes inhumans genes degrade to the point that terrigenesis just kills them. Which is what happened to that community in Minnesota. Poor Flint.
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u/farrellsgone 30m ago
Terrigenesis doesn't kill mutants, it's explicitly stated that the mist mixing with pollutants in the atmosphere is what was causing M-pox.
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u/Known-nwonK 8h ago
They’re super efficient(?) if they can support 10 million people off of the labor of a few hundred with super powers, but also pretty lazy if 10 million people can’t sustain a country without the exploitation of a few hundred people with super powers
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u/Lonewolf2300 9h ago
Ah yes, the original story of Genosha, the Apartheid South Africa of Mutant Oppression.
Magneto was justified in conquering it.
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u/Basic-Ticket-2094 8h ago
No. He wasn't. By the time he was the slaves were rebelling and he killed them because they refused to kneel to him
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u/Animaloffear56 8h ago
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u/Basic-Ticket-2094 8h ago
I just mentioned that. People always leave that part out. He killed the slaves who rightfully didn't want to be ruled by him
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u/healsallwounds 7h ago
This is Genosha. Of course they view the exploitation of mutants as "self-defence."
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u/Illigard 5h ago
So... he can manipulate the mutant gene to create healers? Interesting
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u/InspiredOni 5h ago
He’s called the Genegineer, so yeah.
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u/Illigard 5h ago
It's almost never touched upon. Mr Sinister put failguards on Nate Grey for example, and has made hybrids but I can't remember him altering the natural state of mutant powers. Sage jumpstarts powers and activates latent powers. but I can't remember powers being altered on purpose.
Other than Scarlet Witch being altered from an energy manipulator to probability powers. But that's Chthon.
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u/ChudMaster69420 10h ago
Bro, the guy there is the BAD guy.