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Actually, I would even say Rogue in the Animated Series was different. She was cooler than her comic book counterpart.
In the books, Rogue was whiney for a long time. Between her intimacy issues, her issues with her powers, her issues with Gambit, her issues with Ms. Marvel, and her issues with feeling comfortable among her teammates… Rogue could throw quite the pity party… and she did. Actually, she was kind of a pain in the a**.
I think X2 began to move away from a lot of her bothersome issues from X-Men (which was quicker than what was done in the source material, so I guess that could be interpreted as a plus)… and I think Rogue was on the right path… but things didn’t pan out for the character.
In the books, Rogue was whiney for a long time. Between her intimacy issues, her issues with her powers, her issues with Gambit, her issues with Ms. Marvel, and her issues with feeling comfortable among her teammates… Rogue could throw quite the pity party… and she did. Actually, she was kind of a pain in the a**.
I think X2 began to move away from a lot of her bothersome issues from X-Men (which was quicker than what was done in the source material, so I guess that could be interpreted as a plus)… and I think Rogue was on the right path… but things didn’t pan out for the character.