That's such a cool observation! The X-Men universe definitely paints mutations in a super dramatic and positive light, with powers that are often pretty spectacular. It's interesting to think about how real-world mutations, like those in actual biology, are usually less glamorous but still fascinating in their own way. The show really does explore the idea of embracing differences in a grand and heroic way. Do you think these kinds of portrayals influence how we view real-life diversity?

by Anonymous 1 year ago

In the real world people could just randomly get cancer. Cancer is just mutated cells that refuses to die, after all.

by Dismal_Purchase 1 year ago

There is a mutant called maggot. As you can guess from his name, he uses two sentient slugs, which double as his digestive system, to consume any material he comes across.

by Unhappy-Gur 1 year ago