ProfeZZor X
Master of all that is ice
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We all know those three little words that completely changed the entire Marvel Universe into what we know it as today for all mutant kind. But digging a little deeper on an evolutionary level, did Wanda cease any further spawning of mutants from the entire human/mutant population from that point forward?
The definition of No More Mutants can be taken in two ways. The first could be interpreted as eliminating the current number of mutants, and second could be referring to no additional mutants (to be born).
Since M-Day, has there been any reports of:
1) New mutants being born.
2) An outbreak of suicides from depowered mutants.
3) Experimentation on depowered mutations to regain their powers.
4) Any likelihood that Wanda will reconsider her actions and undo them.
5) What do you expect the outcome from the depowered mutants to be once Wanda is found?
The definition of No More Mutants can be taken in two ways. The first could be interpreted as eliminating the current number of mutants, and second could be referring to no additional mutants (to be born).
Since M-Day, has there been any reports of:
1) New mutants being born.
2) An outbreak of suicides from depowered mutants.
3) Experimentation on depowered mutations to regain their powers.
4) Any likelihood that Wanda will reconsider her actions and undo them.
5) What do you expect the outcome from the depowered mutants to be once Wanda is found?