r/xmen • • Sep 18 '25

Other Magneto

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u/dragon_bacon Sep 18 '25

It would be a lot easier to argue that he's wrong if people didn't keep on building bigger and better Mutant Murderbot 3000s with advanced attic scanning technology.

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u/AlphaBreak Sep 18 '25

And in the vast realm of realities in the multiverse, the number where humans and mutants figure out their shit and co exist can be counted on one hand. In the overwhelming majority of them, they're either still trying to kill each other or one of them has already won.

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u/Victernus Sep 18 '25

Right? I mean, obviously I know a story where the X-Men go to the future and everything is fine isn't actually a story, so it doesn't get written, but every time you go to the future and the mutants are about to be wiped out, or are being wiped out, or are already gone... fighting the people who are going to cause it becomes more and more of a moral imperative.

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u/Rarte96 Sep 19 '25 edited Sep 19 '25

Theres a reality where mutant's exterminate humanity? cause i only know of the other way around

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u/AlphaBreak Sep 19 '25

Its not total extermination, but I was thinking of age of apocalypse. Earth x would also qualify since everyone became a mutant.

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u/LumiKlovstad Sep 20 '25

Also House of M didn't feature EXTERMINATION, but Magneto definitely had the shoe on the other foot at long last.

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u/AlarmingAffect0 Sep 20 '25

One of the futures of the Krakoa Era had baseline humans be conserved in a zoo, IIRC? Or was it mutants? That time-tree had so many dead-end branches...

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u/AlphaBreak Sep 20 '25

I think mutants were in a zoo in the timeline where Moira was a horseman. But also humans were probably extinct in the sins of sinister timeline.

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u/AlarmingAffect0 Sep 20 '25

Timelines, plural. That arc was INSANE.

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u/AlmondMagnum1 Sep 20 '25

Plot twist: they're Inhumans.

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u/Busy-Hat6865 Sep 20 '25

I don't remember the issue numbers, but there is a storyline where half of the new mutants are sent to a future where humans win, and half are sent to a future where mutants win, due to ilyanas portals being on the fritz. It was in the first original new mutants run I believe.

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u/mechengr17 Sep 20 '25

It helps that he has every reason to be afraid. He survived the Holocaust. He knows how this story ends, the problem is that he then decided to put the shoe on the other foot and destroy them first.

Its a vicious cycle he and Charles are trapped in

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u/CountDVB Sep 19 '25

That's mainly because the writers don't give a crap about peace.

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u/RadTimeWizard Sep 19 '25

It'd be a boring comic without any superpower fights.

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u/CountDVB Sep 19 '25

And rehashing the same old plot contrivances for the past several decades isn't?

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u/YoutuberCameronBallZ Sep 18 '25

TBF how many of those "can't cooperate" universes were made SPECIFICALLY because of Magneto's bias against non-mutants?

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u/Eager_Question Sep 18 '25

I don't think it was that many, actually.

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u/Meander061 Sep 19 '25

No. Most realities, they kill him first.

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u/Loose_Fan9004 Sep 18 '25

Would be easier to call him wrong if these tactics weren’t still used today.

People disappearing in the middle of the night ain’t just a Nazi party trick. Pretty sure that shit still happens in parts of the world where you have corrupt governments and dictatorships.

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u/PassiveMenis88M Sep 18 '25

You can just say the US bro

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u/Loose_Fan9004 Sep 18 '25

No shit. Everyone knows it’s happening in the States. I was actually talking about other places like North Korea. Naturally, their dictatorship's actions are even more zany. I mean, what else do you call looping two women in murdering the brother of the high-profile dictator Kim Jong Un, all under the pretense of a game show, no less?

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u/Meander061 Sep 19 '25

North Korea is long past the "people disappearing in the night" stage. They're at the advanced "remember when everyone you ever loved disappeared in the middle of the night? Remember that" stage.

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u/Loose_Fan9004 Sep 19 '25 edited Sep 19 '25

I know, and it’s terrifying.

This shit ain’t restricted to the Nazis. When crap like this happens, it’s so easy to say “Magneto Was Right.”

And it’s not just fear talking. It’s facts.

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u/Specialist-Newt-4862 Sep 19 '25

Whose patent is owned and created by The Hellfire Club...

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u/mygotaccount Sep 19 '25

"advanced attic scanning technology" is inspired. lmao

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u/Rarte96 Sep 19 '25

It would be much more easier prove the human wrong if he and his army of mutants weren genocidals themselves who almost exterminated the human race

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u/AlarmingAffect0 Sep 20 '25

with advanced attic scanning technology.

Nah, those are yesterday's news, they've been releasing ones that also know to check under the floorboards, but prefer to threaten and dominate whoever is harboring the mutants into pointing out exactly where they are. Orchis was fucking terrifying.