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@@dylansharp8471 you must not know they made him gay non binary for pandering

Forced agenda? In a show that's one giant metaphor for accepting people who are different? This shan't stand!

​@@AdhamOhmSomeone missed the analogy of the Friends of Humanity group.

How?

@@dylansharp8471 By turning him into a Chameleon knockoff who is a non-binary insert.

What?

That’s a good question, he had yet to meet her during this scene.

How so?

In the future,he will voiced Robert Kelly

True, where did their nose go? Do non binaries hate noses.

@@clairestark9024That’s how he looks in the comics.

This is how he is in the comics. He spends a lot of time in a female shape just as he does male. He’s basically “The Mask” of Marvel. And even wackier than Jim Carey as the Mask.

@arc7375 yes I know.

Amen, brother

Biden too.

​​@@ivanpaniagua6914 your mom too

what does politics have to do with any of this Im sick of idiots bringing politics where they dont belong

@@yellowgold-bc9kv I hate politics.

@@jordonwood-13 then why are you saying this then???

It was more about the sudden feeling of vulnerability, that someone could easily, without a second thought become her and do whatever they wanted. That's when it hit home just how horrible his power could be if mismanaged.

Nope you speak for the culture

Actually it's pretty crappy what they did to morph

​@The_Bad_Guy. he's lile 10% traumatized and 90% cameo. i love morph

@@The_Bad_Guy.Hes way better in 97

@@The_Bad_Guy. Let me guess. Being non-binary? Deal with it

Except that this change to Morph is something higher-ups have done for the sake of an agenda that SUCKS UP to marginalised groups rather than do them any real good. It's no different to organised religious people throughout history shoving their ideology in people's faces basically saying "This is what I believe, and you must believe it too, or else". Obviously not to the same extent, but the principle is the same. So it's nothing to do with people being against all of that being "snowflakes" (that term alone is stupidly redundant and might as well have orignated from that pseudo-dictionary known as Urban Dictionary) - I'm all for change if it offers something of value or at least makes sense. Making Morph non-binary does neither. The non-binary concept itself is complete nonsense. Firstly, saying that you're not a gender at all is absurd, and those who expect people to go along with it and that they're otherwise hateful are being completely arrogant and pretentious. Being against someone's beliefs isn't automatically antagonising. And secondly, whilst a character in fantasy fiction could be written to be _properly_ genderless, it makes no sense with Morph. His identity was fine as it was and didn't have to be changed, it accomplishes nothing but needless gaslighting, and what people say about "Oh, well he can change into other people, including women, so it makes PERFECT sense!" is also utterly stupid, because Morph is ONE person with ONE default body, which is MALE. And that's what he always is unless he keeps focusing his powers to stay in a different form, which isn't his _real_ form. And why is it Mystique hasn't been made non-binary when she's a shapeshifter too? Why isn't that same dumb logic used on her like it is with Morph? What, because she's usually on the villain's side, and people identifying as non-binary can't _possibly_ be in the wrong about anything?

Morph was turned non-binary by an actual snowflake who gets easily offended by the true fans of Marvel. Also, you don't even know the differences between Civil Rights and Social Justice.

@ryanodonovan9497 yeah, well.. If you read the Exiles comics from 2001, Morph was born a blob. He chose to be male to appease his parents. None of the binary stuff existed at that time. So, yes, he's non binary.

@@BeardofBeesPool Marvel really hates Morph's past comics do they?

​@@KenMasters.Things are retconed all the time. Not really a big deal since comics are a never ending soap opera. Rogue didn't have have super strength until 1991.. and Jean was killed off until Marvel demanded her to come back.

So amazing

You forgot brave! It's brave to come out of the closet...

Womp womp cry

Oh shut up with that shit.

Translation: I am a massive busybody with nothing better to do with their time and no friends who can stand being around me.

@@jordanloux3883 classic liberal ad hominem attack not addressing the topic. I (being a busybody that nobody likes) am honored someone as incredible as you have taken the time to stoop to my level and leave me a response to my ridiculous comment on RUclips. Thank you.

​@@jonnyturtleneck7153you sound annoying

Hmmm. Fox Kids. I wonder if we should get into his sexual preferences and whether he has any buddy relationships. That way we can pander.

@@jonnyturtleneck7153cry snowflake ❄️

@@slimbu8136 Tell that to Beau "as a gay black man" DeMayo.

@@KenMasters. What?

We saw in the original series Morph can't copy most powers. Like when they fought Wolverine by turning into him, they couldn't copy Logan's adamantium skeleton and Wolverine sliced right through their claws.

@@Igarappappa you're right. I've only just started the original series, so I hadn't gotten to that point and just assumed they were only gonna turn into random guards and whatnot

@@dilloncooper600 I'm not sure how well they can copy powers but we do see they can copy things like flight, super strength, and durability to an extent. I'm not sure they could copy Cyclops' optic blasts or the like, so we'll have to wait and see.

@@Igarappappathey?

There seems to be some confusion here so let's clarify a few things. Morph was indeed created for the show for the intention of being Wolverine's close friend and then being 'left for dead' causing interesting plot points (such as revenge arc for wolverine and redemption arc for Morph). He wasn't originally from the comics but after being on the show was later added to comics. His powers are primarily imitation and no he cannot copy 'powers' but he can copy physical attributes. What I mean by copying physical attributes is that he can do things like imitate someone/something with wings and fly or grow additional muscle to temporarily increase his strength, he can even produce accessories like weapons etc but those weapons can't necessarily be as good as the real thing like Wolverine's claws. In the show when Wolverine was trying to track Morph down to help him he copies Wolverine but Wolverine quickly cuts off his claws and makes him retreat. How strong is he compared to other mutants? Well as Stan Lee would put it, he's as strong as the writer needs him to be, Stan Lee was always annoyed by power comparison questions and this was basically his answer. Case in point he seems rather weak at the start but then later vs master mold as well a few other small examples he's impressive ruclips.net/video/rkst9mT_0P8/видео.html . so by this gage he was pretty strong in the original series not just in X-Men 97. What always bothered me about him 'taking the hit' for Wolverine was the fact that Wolverine could have taken the hit and healed, though he may have been left behind instead. "This one's for you Morph!" Additional info on Morph on the Marvel site: www.marvel.com/characters/morph-earth-1081

They did it to pander to the "non-binaries", also to make him less white. The only LGBT character of the 90s X-Men show is Northstar, they censored his sexuality because they didn't groom kids back then.

@@KenMasters. Groom?