Things that you or most people didn't notice when you first saw X2.

Well.. i guess it works like .. eyes or hairs, you can get your father's hair color, or your mother's.. same thing for mutant genes, males carry it... ahhhhh i donno lol stop messing with my mind Fragile! lol

dark has a really good point. but it makes me wonder about like rogue for example, her kids (if possible for her to have any) would they be able to have somethign like her powers? and will bobby's kids have ice like powers, or temp powers? idk, j/w.

If you did a punnett square which can display the chances of a phenotype (physical trait) and genotype (a non-physical thing), you'd be able to tell. I could tell you but I think I setup my punnett square wrong.

And Rogue could have a baby, via in vitro fertilization.

Did she have one in the comic series with Remy?

it doesn't really make much sence to me...

yes she did 😄 also on the Age of Apocalypse she had a son with Magneto.....

yeah she had a son with Mag and he could transform people into metal when he touch them... which is kinna of mix between the two powers.. But i think it changes when the two parents are mutants, when it happens the kid seem to have a new power, mixing both of it's parents.

Fragile: How smart are you???? 😄

I am only a little smarter than most people. I think some people would find my intellect trivial. Besides I can't be that smart, I am only 16.

I am still having problems with that freakin' punnett square. So I'll just post the results of the varying forms of they're genes. I think they're genes might be heterozygous. Meaning that they have the dominant gene for mutation and a recessive gene for normal human.

If that's true if Rogue and Iceman had four children,. One child would fully inherit Rogue's power. One would fully inherit Iceman's power. And the other two would have spontaneous forms of Rogues and Iceman's power. I am not sure...and I am taking this way to seriously.

Originally posted by FragileHaloRyuu
I am only a little smarter than most people. I think some people would find my intellect trivial. Besides I can't be that smart, I am only 16.

I am still having problems with that freakin' punnett square. So I'll just post the results of the varying forms of they're genes. I think they're genes might be heterozygous. Meaning that they have the dominant gene for mutation and a recessive gene for normal human.

If that's true if Rogue and Iceman had four children,. One child would fully inherit Rogue's power. One would fully inherit Iceman's power. And the other two would have spontaneous forms of Rogues and Iceman's power. I am not sure...and I am taking this way to seriously.

But what makes you think that the mutant gene could be dominant ?

I am not sure. I think it's because if it were recessive, then relatively few people would have it. If you noticed in the movie, Cerebro had a lock on quite a few mutants.

Topic ppl!

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i didn't notice that the scene when Wolverine kill the intruder is also a deleted scene on the dvd. except thats its not deleted. 😑

yeah, i was wondering about that. and another thing i noticed about my dvd is that they are diffrent from my friends X2 dvd. I have Woverine on disc 1 and Lady Deathstrike on disc 2. She has Wolverine on disc 1 (but a diffrent pose) and Rogue on disc 2.

it must be mixed up and random then. i have the one you have too.

i wish i had Jean and Scott instead, even thought Death is really cool too. but they are my favorits.

i have another one! 1=Wolverine, 2=Storm *Go storm!*

MissMarsden: Well.. the scene is supposed to be longer.. and i think it is, but they really didnt cut much 🙂

oh well it was still cool. 😛

Continuity problem with the movie-to-comics...
John (Pyro) Says that the males carry the mutant gene. Yet, if I remember correctly, Nightcrawler is Mystique's son in the comics. Bit of contradiction there, eh? 😉