She is a mutant as far as sentinels goes, the same way warlock is considered a mutant for the phalanx. Both have evolve to the point that they broke free from their original programming and has self-awareness away from their species collective hive mind. Also like to mention Danger, also considered a mutant, as far as shiar technology goes as she also became self-aware and decided to build a physical body of her own. It would be fun to see those 3 in a mission at least in a 1 shot comic.
I am planning to put that fluffy hair over to one of my Stepford Cukoos to complete my 5 in 1. The other will be the hair from the Spider Gwen. What do you think MCU Collector? Thanks for your possible input. Great review! ❤️❤️❤️
This look is exactly like how she looks in the comics. She has another version where she does look like a woman of color but this is her look in the far future.
@@Eriktheduck In the Power's of X she looks like this. It's a change to the character to make her look fully robotic.There's three looks for this character and they chose the more recent, while maybe the less recognizable look. I get he frustration but it's not making an Indian character's skin look completely wrong. House and Powers of X are worth reading.
@@macoto7976 I was talking about the alt-head. I know the red one is Powers of X. But why does the other one look so off. I've never seen her look like that. She always has darker skin and black hair.
@@Eriktheduck The one with the face mask is from Children's of the Vault story that Chris Bachalo did most of the art on. The facemark is like some battle face thing. It was probably the easier look to go with as a bonus head.
She is a mutant as far as sentinels goes, the same way warlock is considered a mutant for the phalanx. Both have evolve to the point that they broke free from their original programming and has self-awareness away from their species collective hive mind. Also like to mention Danger, also considered a mutant, as far as shiar technology goes as she also became self-aware and decided to build a physical body of her own. It would be fun to see those 3 in a mission at least in a 1 shot comic.
I am planning to put that fluffy hair over to one of my Stepford Cukoos to complete my 5 in 1. The other will be the hair from the Spider Gwen. What do you think MCU Collector? Thanks for your possible input. Great review! ❤️❤️❤️
ALL. My. Hate.
Looks like a good figure! Thanks for the thorough run down.
Wow she looks real cool!
It's a friggin' sin that they made a figure of an Indian character and didn't make her look Indian at all. What is going on with that alternate head?
This look is exactly like how she looks in the comics. She has another version where she does look like a woman of color but this is her look in the far future.
@@macoto7976 ah! So they changed her look? What book does she look like this?
@@Eriktheduck In the Power's of X she looks like this. It's a change to the character to make her look fully robotic.There's three looks for this character and they chose the more recent, while maybe the less recognizable look. I get he frustration but it's not making an Indian character's skin look completely wrong. House and Powers of X are worth reading.
@@macoto7976 I was talking about the alt-head. I know the red one is Powers of X. But why does the other one look so off. I've never seen her look like that. She always has darker skin and black hair.
@@Eriktheduck The one with the face mask is from Children's of the Vault story that Chris Bachalo did most of the art on. The facemark is like some battle face thing. It was probably the easier look to go with as a bonus head.
Little sad that we are seeing no waist rotation for the female collection recently