Why is Cyclops (New Xavier School) tagged as a villian?

Cyclops several time over publicly threatened, well, humans generally ic i recall

Also in black vortex

, ronan went against the knee empire to help the xmen and gotg. Imo that is a one page redemption arc

Also he was willing to kill of an entire planet to save earth iirc in astonishing xmen. The whole team were. Beast, kitty, Emma, collosus etc

Oh wait I think they were bluffing. I dunno, its a long time since I read that comic. But even before he got ahold of the phoenix force, he wanted to use it for his races own good, despite knowing it could, and has tried to end worlds. His gf literally had it and died cuz of it and he was like ok lemme give it to this teen/young adult (I dunno hopes age) and hope that the world don't burn.. then the battle ensued where he killed prof x while under the influence of the phoenix. Now it could be said that while he was under the influence of the phoenix, he knew what could happen, seeing it happen first hand to his gf and still decided to go against the avengers, even one of his oldest friends logan and try and get hope to use the power for mutants. Its kinda his fault. No one made it happen except him and he could have rejected the phoenix or helped the avengers get rid of it in the first place. Also he kinda ruined young cyclops life cuz everyone hates him for what older cyclops did which was kinda unfair

Pikolu

The real answer is because he corrupted the mind of Kabam Miike. The villain tag is there as a reminder that even though he seems weak, he has strong mind control powers.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...

LinkWink10

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...

Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.

The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.

Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.

Pikolu

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.
Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.

I normally don't participate in threads that have been necroed, but this isn't a conspiracy theory. Just because there were villains released doesn't mean kabam didn't want to mitigate the amount of villains released. Corpus was designed to counter blade with his bleed resistance and whatnot. If you think kabam doesn't care about meta champions, then count the number of #metal champions released since magneto's buff and how many new champions have non-magnetic armor just so magneto doesn't sweep them.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.
Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.

Your argument makes no sense. Being part of the Black Order and being a villain are not mutually exclusive. Hell, being part of the Black Order pretty much means you ARE a Villain.

Guess what, Hawkeye was released as an avenger because that's what he is. But he is also a hero. And correctly tagged as such.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.
Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.
I normally don't participate in threads that have been necroed, but this isn't a conspiracy theory. Just because there were villains released doesn't mean kabam didn't want to mitigate the amount of villains released. Corpus was designed to counter blade with his bleed resistance and whatnot. If you think kabam doesn't care about meta champions, then count the number of #metal champions released since magneto's buff and how many new champions have non-magnetic armor just so magneto doesn't sweep them.

If it's never been confirmed by Kabam, it's a conspiracy.

The characters in the black order themselves don't see themselves as villians. Just saying.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.
Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.
Your argument makes no sense. Being part of the Black Order and being a villain are not mutually exclusive. Hell, being part of the Black Order pretty much means you ARE a Villain.

Guess what, Hawkeye was released as an avenger because that's what he is. But he is also a hero. And correctly tagged as such.

Thanks for completely ignoring the point I made.

@Demonzfyre Just because Kabam has not confirmed it, doesn't make it untrue. There is simply no good reason not to tag him as a villain.

The characters in the black order themselves don't see themselves as villians. Just saying.

Yeah but that's hardly a fair criteria. Putin sees himself not as a villain, but as the saviour of ukraine...do you?

o_o

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.
Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.
I normally don't participate in threads that have been necroed, but this isn't a conspiracy theory. Just because there were villains released doesn't mean kabam didn't want to mitigate the amount of villains released. Corpus was designed to counter blade with his bleed resistance and whatnot. If you think kabam doesn't care about meta champions, then count the number of #metal champions released since magneto's buff and how many new champions have non-magnetic armor just so magneto doesn't sweep them.
If it's never been confirmed by Kabam, it's a conspiracy.

You've never been confirmed by Kabam, you're a conspiracy

FrostDzNz

Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.

"The Black Order is a supervillain team appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics."

LinkWink10

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.

No they aren't. They just aren't heros. They believe what they are doing is right.

That being said, wow...I didn't mean to bring a dead thread back to life with my comment.

LinkWink10

Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
"The Black Order is a supervillain team appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics."

I don't care...

Read the stories and learn from that...not Wikipedia's opinions.

captain_rogers

I have a doubt, why galan have neither hero nor villian tag? As per his bio, I do think he did a evil act unintentionally but realised it and became good, So he must be a hero right? Sorry I don't know his backstory I'm not a comic person.

The characters in the black order themselves don't see themselves as villians. Just saying.
Yeah but that's hardly a fair criteria. Putin sees himself not as a villain, but as the saviour of ukraine...do you?

This is NOT the place for that discussion

Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
"The Black Order is a supervillain team appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics."

The game doesn't always directly reflect the comics now does it? Just ask Jean grey.

The characters in the black order themselves don't see themselves as villians. Just saying.
Yeah but that's hardly a fair criteria. Putin sees himself not as a villain, but as the saviour of ukraine...do you?
This is NOT the place for that discussion

I mean it's not a discussion. It simply illustrates my point that just because you don't see yourself as a villain, doesn't mean you aren't one. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions", after all.

@Demonzfyre Just because Kabam has not confirmed it, doesn't make it untrue. There is simply no good reason not to tag him as a villain.

Cool. Silver Centurion is the best champion in the game and you can't say he isn't. Because there's simply no good reason to say he isn't.

Wait corvus isn't a villain and cyclops is...
Corvus is not a villain. He never was. He is a member of the Black Order.
The Black Order is a team of superVILLAINS. Pretty clear that he is definitely a villain, Kabam just didn't want to tag him as such when the blade trinity was running rampant already.
Can we just let that conspiracy theory rest? If That was true, Why were Ghost, KM, Omega Red, Red Skull, Sentinel, Venom the Duck and Void all released in the same year? Not to mention that Symbiote Supreme was released and he is a Mystic champ.

In 2019 there were 5 more villains released and 2 more mystics. Blade was still very popular then as well.

I'm so tired of everyone saying this when there were so many other champs released that counter this ridiculous argument. They were released as the Black Order Because that's what they are. It's a theme for the team they belong to. 3 champions out of dozens does nothing for what Blade can do and not only that, he can still beat every single one of them.
I normally don't participate in threads that have been necroed, but this isn't a conspiracy theory. Just because there were villains released doesn't mean kabam didn't want to mitigate the amount of villains released. Corpus was designed to counter blade with his bleed resistance and whatnot. If you think kabam doesn't care about meta champions, then count the number of #metal champions released since magneto's buff and how many new champions have non-magnetic armor just so magneto doesn't sweep them.
If it's never been confirmed by Kabam, it's a conspiracy.
You've never been confirmed by Kabam, you're a conspiracy

Then why does everyone say I'm a Kabam employee 🤔🤔

@Demonzfyre Just because Kabam has not confirmed it, doesn't make it untrue. There is simply no good reason not to tag him as a villain.
Cool. Silver Centurion is the best champion in the game and you can't say he isn't. Because there's simply no good reason to say he isn't.

You think you sound clever, but you don't though. My point is completely different from this. There IS a good reason to say Silver Centurion isn't the best champion in the game because he has less utility then the best champs, less damage and is less widely used than herc etc.

Therefore, in pretty much every conceivable, measurable way, silver centurion is not the best champion in the game.

The characters in the black order themselves don't see themselves as villians. Just saying.
Yeah but that's hardly a fair criteria. Putin sees himself not as a villain, but as the saviour of ukraine...do you?
This is NOT the place for that discussion
I mean it's not a discussion. It simply illustrates my point that just because you don't see yourself as a villain, doesn't mean you aren't one. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions", after all.

It doesn't illustrate your point though. Your arguing a real life situation vs a fictional comic book world. In the comic book world, anything and everything can happen because an author deems it so. In real life, once a choice is made, there's usually almost no going back.