Professor X’s Snatched Wig

#cerebrofiles: Bei the Blood Moon, first appeared in X of Swords: Stasis #1 (2020), created by J. Hickman, T. Howard & P. Larraz. Bei wields the “Doom Note”—a sonic-psionic voice capable of leveling mountains and universally understood. She is a formidable warrior, armed with the blade Seducer.

#cerebrofiles: Lycaon Two Wolves, first appeared in X-Men: Red Vol. 2 #13 (2023), created by A. Ewing & J. Camagni. An Omega-level Arakkii mutant, Lycaon possessed enhanced strength, regenerative healing, and retractable claws—abilities surpassing those of Wolverine.

#cerebrofiles: Pollux, first appeared in Cable (Vol. 4) #10 (2021), created by G. Duggan & P. Noto. An Arakkii mutant, Pollux generates psionic star constructs as offensive weapons. Her abilities manifest as concentrated bursts of mental energy shaped into stellar forms. #Pollux #CerebroFiles

#cerebrofiles: Castor, first appeared in Cable (Vol. 4) #10 (2021), created by G. Duggan & P. Noto. An Arakkii mutant gifted with immense strength and near-invulnerability, Castor and her twin Pollux left Arakko to challenge Earth’s champions.

#cerebrofiles: Tarn the Uncaring, first appeared in Hellions #6 (2020), created by Z. Wells & C. Carnero. An Omega-level psychokinetic and telepath, Tarn can reshape DNA & biological matter at will. He also has super strength and wields demonic magic (he’s a hybrid mutant / demon) & is a sadist.

#cerebrofiles: Syzya of the Smoke, first appeared in X-Men: Red #6 (2022), created by A. Ewing & S. Caselli. An Arakkii mutant and secret member of the Great Ring’s Night Seats, she teleports through smoke to any known location, leaving a jasmine scent.

#cerebrofiles: Mother Rapture, first appeared in Hellions #6 (2020), created by Z. Wells & C. Carnero. She was genetically modified by Tarn the Uncaring and serves in his Locus Vile. She commands razor-sharp Blade Fish, enabling flight, teleportation by unspooling reality itself, & can cut solids.

#cerebrofiles: Redroot the Forest, first appeared in X of Swords: Stasis #1 (2020), created by J. Hickman, T. Howard & P. Larraz. As the Voice of Arakko, Redroot can commune with flora and earth, rot organic matter in her path, and once carried the sword Alluvium. #Redroot #CerebroFiles

Good catch I meant to post just the three

He was engineered by Tarn the Uncaring, if he transforms it will be into into a swarm of Accursed Infants that consume time itself, threatening universal annihilation.

#cerebrofiles: Amino Fetus, first appeared in Hellions #6 (2020), created by Z. Wells & C. Carnero. The third stage of the apocalyptic Damnation Cycle, if fed he transforms threatening universal annihilation. His powers include immense strength, durability & the ability to nullify mutant abilities.

He once erased the young Fisher King’s name and past at the boy’s own request.

#cerebrofiles: Azazoth, first appeared in X-Men: Red #14 (2023), created by A. Ewing & Y. Çınar. An Arakkii mutant imprisoned in the Tower of Broken Thought, Azazoth possesses potent telepathy, capable of psychically severing identity and memory.

#cerebrofiles: Zsora of the Spirit Flame, first appeared in X-Men: Red #15, created by A. Ewing & Y. Çınar. An Arakkii mutant with flaming eyes, Zsora could perceive hidden truths. She served on the Night Table of the Great Ring, Arakko’s ruling council. #Zsora #CerebroFiles #MutantSpotlight

She’s the daughter of the Fisher King and sister of Weaponless Zsen.

#cerebrofiles: Khora of the Burning Heart, first appeared in Empyre: Aftermath Avengers #1 (2020), created by A. Ewing & V. Schiti. Her heart is a living power plant, generating constant energy. She amplifies her own strength, speed, and combat skill, and can boost the powers of nearby mutants.

It should be noted that he does have immunity from telepathic detection due to Azazoth amputating his history name and identity psionicly.

#cerebrofiles: Fisher King, first appeared in X-Men: Red (Vol. 2) #1 (2022), created by A. Ewing & S. Caselli. A powerless Arakkii mutant in a society that values strength, Fisher King wields words and wisdom like weapons. A strategist and survivor, he reshapes fate through counsel, not combat.

Wanna be on top? Nananana na na na nana! #VaticansNextTopPope

#cerebrofiles: Weaponless Zsen, first appeared in Legion of X #1 (2022), created by S. Spurrier & J. Bazaldua. An Arakkii warrior, Zsen calls herself “weaponless” due to viewing her mutant power—to paint the truth—as useless in battle. However, she’s a fierce fighter with retractable hand blades.

#cerebrofiles: Kobak Never-Held, first appeared in S.W.O.R.D. #9 (2021), created by A. Ewing & J. Camagni. A queer Arakkii Omega mutant with an animal form, super strength, claws, and the ability to launch near-unbreakable quills. We don’t know what power is omega. #KobakNeverHeld #CerebroFiles

Andre Leon Talley is rolling in his grave as we speak.

#cerebrofiles: Lactuca, first appeared in Planet-Size X-Men #1 (2021), created by G. Duggan and P. Larraz. An Omega-level Universal Shaper, she reshapes space on a vast scale, “singing” to the universe itself. Lactuca can seal dimensional rifts, redirect teleporters and shape reality across space.

I’m crying

Just saw Sinners again and it’s even better the second time around. But let me tell you when Remmick hit them the whimsical skedaddling outside the clurb I was like “And they say yt folks don’t got no culture.” Lol

Needed a little break doing these posts daily is a lot of work. Back next week. What kinda mutants you wanna learn about next month? I kind of focused on villains for April.

#cerebrofiles: Sebastian Shaw, first appeared in The Uncanny X-Men #129 (1980), created by C. Claremont and J. Byrne. As the Black King of the Hellfire Club, he absorbs kinetic energy and converts it into strength, ans limited invulnerability. Ruthless in business and battle, he thrives on control.

#cerebrofiles: Hope Summers, first appeared in X-Men #205 (2008), created by M. Carey and C. Bachalo. The first mutant born after M-Day, Hope can mimic and enhance the powers of nearby mutants. She was a master tactician and central to mutant survival—earning her the title of the Mutant Messiah.

Manifesting Jayme Lawson as the MCU Storm. My god this woman acted in Sinners.

#cerebrofiles: Typhoid Mary, first appeared in Daredevil #254 (1988), created by A. Nocenti & J. Romita Jr. A mutant with telekinesis, pyrokinesis, and limited mind control, Mary Walker also suffers from dissociative identity disorder. Her personas range from timid to murderous, making her volatile.