It is not known what happened after Kitty managed to convince him of the error of his ways inside the astral plane. Ogun's clan is now shown to be run by Sojobo and Karasu, a pair of psychic twins he had adopted as a son and daughter prior to his demise. The children are rescued from this brutal existence by David Haller who shows them that they don't have to follow in their father's murderous footsteps. After a skirmish with the X-Men, the twins are then taken to the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. Ogun's spirit later resurfaces and tries to possess Kitty once more before his host manages to drive him out. It's also revealed that Ogun had murdered Cyber in an attempt to sell the villain's adamantium-laced corpse to Abraham Cornelius. Ogun's spirit possessed the fighter Shogun. The extent and nature of Ogun's powers was never fully revealed. He demonstrated the ability to control minds and could remove his spirit from his body and place in a new host (submerging that host body's personality). His original body also seemed to be somewhat resistant to injury, although Wolverine managed to kill him. Ogun was able to survive impalement through the torso by a sword thrust with no apparent ill-effects. His reflexes and agility were heightened beyond normal human levels. It is implied that Ogun was a telepath who also had some mystical powers, but this was never clearly specified. In life, Ogun was also apparently capable of slowing or completely halting his aging; a legend is mentioned where he had once a duel of wills with the Japanese swordmaster Miyamoto Musashi. Ogun makes his animated debut in the "Wolverine and the X-Men" animated series, voiced by James Sie. This version is depicted as Wolverine's sensei rather than an immortal ninja. In the episode "Code of Conduct", his memory is used by Professor X to help refresh Logan's samurai skills. The Series 6 Wolverine figure from ToyBiz's Marvel Legends line came with a display base that featured Ogun.