Originally posted by xmarksthespot
You assumed animosity. The irony being despite that I often argue against him, and there is perceived animosity, no such animosity exists. Okay so it wasn't that much of an irony...
Okay reasons why I just feel it's strange to say "Magneto is a Wolverine rogue"
I ddin't assume animosity from you. (even though that could be easy to assume based on some of the threads you create. 😖hifty:
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Magneto in comparison to others most consider his rogues e.g. OR, Deathstrike, Sabretooth.
1. They've never had a real one-on-one fight to my recollection. And it's obvious to anyone who isn't daft that Wolverine is incapable of actually fighting Magneto.
Storm can't fight ethereal beings, How does she fight Shadow King?
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
2. They're personal history isn't as intricately intertwined. A single event occured that changed Wolverine's powerset for a short period that was later retconned.
But their personal history wasn't. A single event can change the way you feel about a person, be it finding out someone you loved benefited from your father's stolen work, or someone killing your loved ones. . .
Cookies if you figure out who those two are.
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
3. The "rogue" in question rarely if ever has intentions to antagonises Wolverine directly.
Magneto?
Odd requirement as sometimes like in a certain characters case they only fight if they see each other. You're not going to guess who that is because I've used that phrase for another character.
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
4. The "rogue" in question has fought alongside the hero. =>which is more alluding to jrod's definitions than to my examples.
Wouldn't that remove Magneto from Xavier's gallery?
As well as one of Wolverine's rogues is also removed.