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They were adolescents- kids- too young to be X-Men, but old enough to start the training that would allow them to fully understand and harness their profound mutant powers. Professor X brought together Cannonball, Karma, Moonstar, Wolfsbane, and Sunspot to become the first New Mutants team. Over time, Magma (Amara Aquilla), Cypher, Warlock, and Magik were added to the team and, as they learned to become more powerful mutants together, they learned another important lesson: It's okay to act like normal kids. The New Mutants enjoyed their status as mutants and their youth. But when duty called, maturity set in, and the New Mutants went into action- though sometimes not without consequence. During an assignment, Cypher was shot and killed after leaping into the path of a bullet destined for his teammate Wolfsbane. Although their membership remained fairly constant throughout their early history, the team was constantly in flux. Shortly after forming Professor X was infected and influenced by a Brood egg. The New Mutants helped fight it off, but afterwards the Professor left for space to recover, leaving the group without a leader. The team briefly joined their rivals, the Hellions, led by Emma Frost, but eventually they came under the leadership of a reformed Magneto. The New Mutants were extremely apprehensive to being taught by the X-Men's arch-enemy, and they eventually were proven to be right when Magneto returned to his old ways after becoming White King of the Hellfire Club. Magik was reverted back to a little girl after the Inferno Saga. Moonstar stayed on Asgard and became one of the Valkyrie. Wolfsbane, Rictor, Sunspot left the team after X-Tinction Agenda. Wolfsbane and Rictor stayed on Genosha to rebuild the country. Sunspot went to run his late fater's company. Warlock was killed during the X-Tinction Agenda by Cameron Hodge. After X-Tinction Agenda, the young heroes came under the tutelage of the mutant soldier Cable and eventually became the strike team X-Force. This new team consisted of Cable, Cannonball, Boom-Boom, Domino, Shatterstar, Warpath, and Feral. Their first test as a team was against Masque an his Morlocks and the New Brother Hood of Evil Mutants. Siryn also joined X-Force when the team helped her defeat Juggernaut and Black Tom. Recently, the concept of the New Mutants was revived as one of several teams of students at the expanded Xavier Institute for Higher Learning where they not only learn to master their powers, but are also given the chance to receive a full education. This incarnation of the team was formed when Professor X enlisted the aid of Danielle Moonstar in recruiting several new students for the school, including the wind-manipulating Sofia Mantega (Wind Dancer), the organic-decaying Kevin Ford (Wither), the skill-mimicking David Alleyne, and healer Josh Foley. Along with the pheromone-generating Laurie Collins (Wallflower) and the electrically charged Noriko Ashida, the sextet became the new New Mutants squad with Moonstar as their faculty advisor. Other former New Mutants who came to join the school as faculty were Xi'an Coy Manh (Karma) and Rahne Sinclair. Other squads of students were also formed, each with their own advisor, including Cyclops' team the Corsairs, Northstar's Alpha Squadron, Iceman's Excelsiors, Beast's Exemplars, Wolfsbane's Paragons, and Emma Frost's Hellions. Julian Keller (Hellion) was assigned as the latter's team leader; other members included Cessily Kincaid (Mercury), Santo Vaccarro (Rockslide), Brian Cruz (Tag), Jay Guthrie (Icarus), and Sooraya Qadir (Dust). The New Mutants quickly found themselves at odds with the Hellions and were assigned to work off their hostilities by competing against each other in the school's first Field Day training exercise. The Hellions emerged triumphant, much to the New Mutants' chagrin. The two teams soon clashed again after the FBI arrived to arrest Kevin Ford for the murder of his father. Julian sought to rescue Kevin and enlisted Sofia's aid. The New Mutants, with the help of Jay Guthrie, managed to prevent the Hellions from further exacerbating the already tense situation. The charges against Kevin were ultimately dismissed; afterwards he opted to transfer to the Hellions while Jay became a New Mutant like his older brother Sam before him. Later, the New Mutants teamed up with Julian and Moonstar to investigate supernatural happenings in the mansion. Together, they discovered that a mutant ghost named Jeffrey Garrett was responsible and were able to pacify him after performing a séance. Soon after, Jeffrey joined the Institute's Lower School for younger students. Subsequently, following a Field Day exercise against the Paragons that the New Mutants won, relationships between the students became strained after a brief affair between Josh and Rahne was made public. Rahne left the school as a result just as Sean Garrison arrived to take up the position of school counsellor. Garrison had initially declined the offer, but upon discovering that his estranged daughter, Laurie Collins, was a student at the school, he decided to accept in the hope of winning her back. After the House of M|M-Day, New Mutants, Hellions and other squads, disbanded. Some members of New Mutants and Hellions joined a trainee team of X-Men. The original team eventually reformed as an independent squad of the X-Men. This squad have faced great challenges including Necrosha, the attack on Utopia by Bastion, and the events brought on by Norman Osborn and the Asgardian known as The Serpent. Recently, there broke out a fight within the X-Men which caused them to follow either Cyclops, who was in favor of protecting the mutant race via militant force, or Wolverine who favored starting a new school in order to educate and protect the younger generation of mutants. Many members of the New Mutants were torn between their personal convictions and their duty to the mutant race. Cannonball and Karma decided to follow Wolverine, while the rest stood behind Cyclops and his decision. With the ranks diminished Cyclops appointed Nate Grey, also known as X-Man, to lead the remaining team, which consists of Cypher, Magma, Danielle Moonstar, Sunspot, and Warlock.

God, even after this movie is released it still continues to have some of the worst luck imaginable.
The New Mutants is a movie which is incredibly well done as a stand alone movie. The problem though is that it is a disappointing conclusion to a 20 Year Old Comic Book Franchise, and it's not because the movie itself is bad, it's because it was never filmed to be a franchise closer, it was filmed to be a franchise opener.
What You Should Expect:
The New Mutants for the very most part does what you'd expect any other comic book movie to do right. Characters look comic accurate (yes this includes Sunspot, no different than Days Of Future Past to be honest) and act comic accurate. Characters bond with one another and make you buy into their relationship. The Special Effects (Props, Makeup, Costumes, Etc.) are phenomenal, couldn't be any better. The Visual Effects (CGI, Green Screen) for the most part are pretty good with the exception of just one scene where it looks like a character is standing in front of a green screen, but everything else was fine both after and before that.
Aside from that though, the movie is overall well done.
What You Need To Know:
Whether you enjoy and respect the movie for what it is or not. You're probably still going to walk away disappointed. If you've watched anywhere near as many movies as I have, you can tell just from the way the movie sets itself up that it was designed specifically to hype us up for potential sequels. It was never meant to be the "actual" end, it'd be like having Star Wars Episode IV or The Fellowship Of The Ring as the last installment in Star Wars or Lord Of The Rings, it instead serves as an anticlimactic ending to a long lived franchise, when it really was supposed to be a world opener for a new extension to a pre-existing universe. If this movie were released in between Logan and Deadpool, it would be seen as a fantastic spinoff with a great sequel ahead of it, but instead it's an out of place franchise closer and it makes a perfectly fine movie look bad.
So does this movie deserve hate? Of course not! If you're gonna critique a movie, critique it based on how it's made, not by when the distributor chose to release it.
You'll probably enjoy it for what it is, but you'll probably be disappointed afterwards knowing that it'll never get the sequel it was building towards the entire time.

Follow Team » New Mutants appears in 1525 issues. The New Mutants are a team of young mutants in training at Xavier's School For Gifted Youngsters. Summary Short summary describing this team. Members Armor Hisako Ichiki is a teenage mutant from Japan that studied at the Xavier Institute before becoming an X-Man. Her mutant power allows her to create psionic "armor", giving her enhanced strength and durability. She is currently enrolled at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. Bailey Hoskins Bailey Hoskins is a mutant selected to join the X-Men but he can only use his powers once. Bird-Brain Bird-brain is one of the Ani-Mators creatures, half human and half animal Bird-Brain was created on an island, which the Ani-mator called "Paradise. " He escaped the mazes of the Ani-Mator and was took in by the New Mutants they made him a member and gave him his name. Blink Ally to the New Mutants officially joined the team in New Mutants vol 3 #46. Boom-Boom Boom-Boom joined the New Mutants when the X-Terminators merged teams after Inferno. Cable Without an authority figure to guide them, the New Mutants had no purpose until they encountered Cable. After taking him on as their mentor, he quickly transformed them into X-Force. Cannonball Cannonball was a founding member of the original New Mutants. He, along with Danielle Moonstar, were co-leaders for a significant portion of the team's run. Chamber Chamber is a mutant with psionic energy emitting from his chest. He lost his powers on M-Day, was kidnapped by a cult of Apocalypse and transformed into Decibel. He regained his original powers following the events of Age of X. Chameleon Artificial mutant created by Forge to defend the earth after to events of M-Day. Copycat Copycat was a mutant who possessed the ability to shape-shift as well as to copy any power from another individual after a period of physical contact. Cypher Cypher has the mutant ability to translate language. He also can merge with his best friend Warlock. Dust Dust was a student at the Xavier Institute and one of the New X-Men in training. She is identified by her Niqab, which she wears instead of the traditional X-Men uniform. She is currently enrolled at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. Elixir Elixir is one of the students at Xavier Institute. Elixir is an omega-class mutant whose abilities have yet to reach their full potential. His power is to manipulate organic material on a genetic level mainly allowing him to heal wounds. He has also used his powers in offensive ways, killing William Stryker. He also has gold skin as a result of healing himself. His skin turned pitch black when he killed Stryker, suggesting that his color and emotion changes depending on how he uses his powers. Empath Empath is a mutant with the power to manipulate other people's emotions which he has used for both helping and opposing the New Mutants and the X-Men. Empath was a member of the first group of Hellions at the Massachusetts Academy, is one of the few surviving original students of Emma Frost and has had a long and strained relationship with the X-Men's Magma. Face One of the mutant babies kidnapped by demons during the Inferno. Face was raised in Limbo by the Government-funded Project Purgatory. His mutation caused him to lose his face. He is blind, deaf and mute. He is currently enrolled at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. Feral Feral decided that she no longer wished to stay with the Morlocks and expressed interest in leaving. The leader, Masque, would not simply allow her to leave - running for her life, Feral escaped the sewers and headed to Xavier's Institute where she would meet the New Mutants. Being the manipulator that she was, she was able to convince the New Mutants to aid and protect her from the Morlocks. This would lead them into battle against the Morlocks wherein the New Mutant prevailed. Happy with the results, Feral accepted the offer to join the New Mutants. Glob Herman Glob was a student at Xavier's mansion and a member of the Omega Gang under the leadership of Quentin Quire. Gosamyr An alien who had the ability to lure men, but would soon become ugly. Icarus Icarus was a student at Xavier Institute. Had the ability of flight and healing. Deceased. carus was a mutant with feathered wings, brother to Cannonball and Husk. Icarus is the brother of Cannonball, Husk, Aero and Elizabeth Guthrie. He was killed in an attack by William Stryker and his men. Iceman The youngest member of the original X-Men. Bobby is an Omega-level mutant, although it took some help from Emma Frost to realize this. Bobby's control of ice is vast; he can create shields, clones, spikes, slides and also freeze others. He currently teaches at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. Jubilee Jubilee is a long-time member of the X-Men and founding member of Generation X. She previously lost her mutant powers on M-Day, and then was turned into a vampire. Most recently, she re-gained her pyrotechnic abilities and was turned back into a mutant. Karma Was the only adult member of the original group. She has the ability to take possession of another person's mind. Kitty Pryde Kitty Pryde (a. k. a. Shadowcat) is a mutant gifted with the ability to become intangible and phase her entire body through solid material. A talented prodigy, she became the poster child of the X-Men; eventually reaching maturation and becoming the team's current leader. Legion The son of Charles Xavier and Gabrielle Haller, David Haller is the powerful Omega-level mutant known as Legion. He possesses hundreds of mutant abilities ranging from telekinesis to reality warping, but each power is controlled by a different persona, which could be either benevolent or malevolent. Madrox Jamie Madrox, also known as Multiple Man, is a mutant with the ability to create duplicates of himself through physical contact. These "dupes" can later be reabsorbed, along with all of their memories and experiences. Best known for his X-Factor history, he recently rejoined the newly reformed X-Corporation. Magik The younger sister of Piotr AKA Colossus, Illyana joined the New Mutants after being abducted into Limbo and developing sorcery powers. She has since re-formed the team following the X-Infernus storyline. Magma The New Mutants were soon captured by Selene after finding Amara, and Amara was readied for sacrifice. Selene was using her powers to drain Amara's life force, but a distraction made her knock Amara into a nearby pit of lava. This awakened her latent mutant powers of Lava Control and she overcam Selene. To Learn More about modern civilization, Amara's father then sent her to live with the New Mutants in the United States. Amara adjusted quickly to the outside world and was an integral member of the New Mutants. Manon Young mutant saved by the X-men, secretly a Hound of Ahab to infiltrate and brainwash some X-men. Maxime Mercury A former member of the Hellions training squad, Mercury was a junior member of the X-Men. Her mutant power transformed her entire body into living liquid metal. Although continually struggling to accept her mutant form, she has made strong friendships with other young mutants under the X-Men's care. She is currently enrolled at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. 50 results 1 2 × Pick a List Close This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for: Beware, you are proposing to add brand new pages to the wiki along with your edits. Make sure this is what you intended. This will likely increase the time it takes for your changes to go live. Comment and Save Until you earn 1000 points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. 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In this terrifying, action-fueled film based on the MARVEL comic series, five young people who demonstrate special powers are brought to a secret institution to undergo treatments they are told will cure them of the dangers of their powers. Included are Danielle Moonstar aka Mirage (Blu Hunt), who creates illusions from other people’s fears; Rahne Sinclair (Maisie Williams), who transforms into the werewolf Wolfsbane; Sam Guthrie (Charlie Heaton), who, as Cannonball, can fly at jet speeds protected by a force field; Roberto da Costa aka Sunspot (Henry Zaga), who absorbs and channels solar power; and Illyana Rasputin aka Magik (Anya Taylor-Joy). The younger sister of Colossus, Magik becomes encased in armor at will and wields a soulsword that amplifies her multiple superhuman and psychic abilities. Invited by Dr. Cecilia Reyes (Alice Braga) to share their stories about when their powers first manifested, the five “patients” come to understand that they are in a class of people called mutants, who have historically been marginalized and feared. As they relive their origin stories, their memories seem to turn into terrifying realities. Soon, they question what is real and what isn’t, and it becomes clear that the institution isn’t what it seems. Now the question is — why are they being held captive? And who is trying to destroy them? The tension and horror mount in this white-knuckle thrill ride directed by Josh Boone and co-written by Boone and Knate Lee.