<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=230349.msg11325291#msg11325291">Quote from: Juggtacular on 06-06-2015, 05:05:11</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">not over-exaggerated like Wolverine's pretty much borderline hatred for everyone not one of his sidekicks, lovers at the time, lovers he's on good terms with(Storm), Xavier, or Jean Grey. And his beyond hatred for Cyclops.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>I always felt that Wolverine was responsible for two great Marvel chars being ruined.  Banshee was a loner, not due to antagonism or anything overt like that, just cultural and generational differences.  He was also the old man of the group.  Wolverine took both of those "tokens" however, though with far less subtlety.  Rather than have two outsiders, they championed Wolverine as the angsty loner (who, due to his healing factor, was older than anyone) and wrote Banshee out of the story.  Banshee spent A FUCKING DECADE without powers (in real time).  When he was brought back, he was younger than when he left (more muscled, too).<br/><br/>Cyclops' alterations were probably less intentional.  Cyclops was an everyman, the Tom Hanks of comic book heroes.  He was a slow burn, a follower, and a very vulnerable man who masked his fears and emotions with an actual fucking mask.  His relationship with Jean was meant to eventually draw out those humanizing aspects of his, but that didn't get to happen.  Jean was the only woman, and since the fans loved Wolverine, he had to get the girl.  Cyclops was then written to be nothing more than the opposite of Wolverine, the boring boyfriend who exists as nothing more than an obstacle/antagonist for the hero (Wolverine) to overcome to win the love interest (Jean).<br/><br/>I'd offer to play Cyclops, since he was another character I feel I understand the initial feel of, but too much happened with him after I stopped reading.  Also, I'd like for there to be interaction between Sean and Scott.