I hate to be that guy, but Xavier wasn't present when the Illuminati decided to shoot Hulk to space, although in World War Hulk, he confessed he would have agreed with that decision. And Onslaught wasn't just Xavier's repressed emotions and feelings, it was also Magneto's.
@@cristiancarrasco1682 he said he WOULD agree. He left them alone because he saw the graveyard near the mansion with all the dead students. Hulk decided they had suffered enough and left (after breaking Colossus's arms, giving Wolverine a massive concussion, tossing Rockslide's arms "to Connecticut", punting M to Jersey, slamming X-23 into the ground...and other stuff).
Cristian Carrasco he said he would have voted in agreement. Hulk left him alone because he saw that the graves of the dead Xmen from House of M and decided he’d had suffered enough
And yet none of you mention the now non existent mutant that was screaming at him in front of the graveyard. (Its Cessily Kincaid for anyone only not feeling like reading the source material).
Growing up reading X-Men comics, I was always taking Magneto's side in things. My friends thought I was weird/wrong for doing so, but I just couldn't get behind a lot of Xavier's shtick.
In one of the series he sent Logan to kill a child whose powers manifested and killed an entire town. He was afraid that if it got out a mutant had done it, even accidentally, it would turn public sentiment even more negative. Logan ends up being the one to find him because his healing factor would keep him alive in close proximity to the kid and they shared a beer while he talked about his life before the final page showing Logan walking out of the cave alone. That was kinda dark.
Cassandra wasn't his actual twin, she's an alien parasite type entity. She's evil by nature. She attacked him first. Beyond that, as a fan and as a writer, I always saw this coming for Xavier. And it was nice to see some ideas that I had, come to life thanks to the zeitgeist. I think Xavier's biggest sin (not covered) was that he was secretly funded by the US military, as a black ops, which they incorporated into the movies with first class. And the hints were always there, from the paramilitary type set up, to the "Blackbird" (Classified technology at the time) and even the name of Kitty's dragon "Lockheed", just missing a "Martin". All of which was alluded to have happened thanks to Xavier's telepathic influence over Government officials back when the "Mutant problem" was a new issues and barely understood. If you add everything up, it makes sense as to why Cyclops took the direction that he did, once he comprehend the scale of betrayal and just how false their realities were in truth. Cyclops was only a "Villain" to the pro-establishment types, I think.
Yeah, I don't know why people write their characters to not know the importance of a contingency plan. Especially for super beings that can be manipulated, controlled, or turned.
Yep. Everyone gushes over Batman's contingency plans for the JL, but when Professor X or Iron Man do the same, they're "evil", "paranoid" or "crazy", knowing full well what their teammates are capable of doing.
Here's one. Unus the Untouchable. He had the ability to create a forcefield around himself. He died. Twice, because the first one was either forgotten or ignored. Both times it was because his forcefield became so dense that air couldn't get through.
But he was still part of the illuminati at other times. The Hulk incident wasn't the point, it was the point of setting himself up in a cabal with others and deciding they should control the fates of others.
Honestly speaking, some of these "Xavier being a jerk" storylines seem like PR practices from the creators, since they ran out of ideas in which Prof X could be a good person
theres the time cyclops literally became hitler by calling for all humanity to be killed. Theres the time he married a clone of jean because the original one died. The time he cheated on his clone wife with emma frost in a telepathic sex session (in which Frost was dressed up as the Dark Phoenix), shall i carry on? theres a good 20 reasons why online.
First one literally never happened. Why is the second one a problem considering Jean was dead, and no one knew she was a clone? The third one happened, but that's not even Top 100 on the worst things done in X-Men comics, let alone all of Marvel.
Seeing this, I feel glad I stopped reading comics, in the early '90s. Marvel had already started to go to shit, by then, but I'd only gotten the tip of the iceberg, before extricating myself
He isn't "evil", but he's done a lot more really awful stuff than Jean or the Phoenix has. He is every bit the extremist Magneto is, just with less violence and more manipulation.
4:51 Literally everyone on the team hit on her in the original X-Men. I've got it on copy and when Beast hit on her she flew him in the air with telekenisis and spun him around a bit before dropping him.
There's a theory out there that all the men who have lusted for Jean have done so because she was attracted to them and unintentionally sent her feelings to them. Not trying to cover for Xavier, just saying. And why does no one care if Wolverine goes after someone? He's FAAAAAAR older than Xavier. It's cuz Xavier is bald, isn't it?
@B.J. Wise That and Sue Storm wasn't much older than her, when she got into relationship with Reed (who at the time was written as roughly in his 40s - and so was Xavier).
He is basically BATMAN in Marvel Universe... Ready to cross the line for good (except Onslaught)... Also, keeping a record of how to kill every member of his own team....
But Cassandra Nova is not actually his sister, actually she was an evil ghost like creature that implanted herself in Xavier's mom womb, and copied his DNA to gain access to his telephatic powers so she could continue her killing spree more easily
Also kids that might be his son, he's not so great with kids that might be his either. So Xavier jr. existing in the Battle of the Atom timeline isn't really a surprise. XD
TheBlues32 no debating that. My point is maybe he wouldn’t be so messed up if his dad actually tried to raise him. Instead he either gives him away or treats him like any other X-man. That’s the case in most storylines anyway.
How was it a retcon? A retcon is when something clearly rewrites history and everyone acts as if the original story never happened. They are almost always lazy and usually bad except when absolutely necessary. In this, it is revealed that behind the scenes all these years, Prof X was deeply infatuated with Jean. That isn't a retcon, it doesn't debunk or rewrite anything thats come before, it simply adds another layer to those stories (even if original authors did not intend it, but it's not like it blows up their intentions).
@@justelle7191 yeah, I mean, Matt Malloy couldn't control his powers, but that's Xavier's purpose, he dedicated his life to help mutants controlling their powers, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Nightcrawler, Beast, etc., how is Matt Malloy any different? And yes, I now they're referring to 616 Xavier, but TRN Xavier did that and I'm still pissed bc of that, bc it wasn't Matt's fault that he killed all of those S.H.I.E.L.D opperationals
High functioning telepath... 60s relic... favors humanity... at least until he has (read: decides) to mindwipe a baseline girlfriend... uh... _how_ has Erik not pointed this out to _anyone???_
Who didn't want to do Jean Grey. The new Jean Grey is how I always envisioned her. But Famke looks like a straight freak Who would do you in a movie theater. I'm down with that!
I don't give a f*** what he did you still awesome and interesting character and still cares how about you in existing with the normal world which is all I need to hear despite him taking some darker methods in order to achieve it
If you ask me, I will just deny all these storylines that portray Xavier as a douche. And even then, those can't compare to all the bad stuff done by literally everyone other mutant in the Marvel universe. This is just PR practice from the creators and whatculture
I think a better title would be "Top 10 Prof X retcons that ruined the character". Notice just how many of these are retcons and add-ins on old stories done in recent times? There is a good reason why comic sales are constantly slumping.
What about in Nightmares of Futures Past, when he calmly goes through years working with Wolverine, knowing that that version of Wolverine will be mentally annihilated when the time-displaced version returns to the present--and, when his friend and colleague of decades is, in fact, erased, responds with a tranquil, "Welcome back, old friend?" I'd think that goes on the list somewhere.
@@dawb86 Professor X is a good man. The father in Umbrella Academy is a dark parody of him. Kinda like how Rorschach is a dark parody of the Question.
Erasing Magneto's mind, leaving him in a catatonic state. In X-men 3, it was revealed he had suppressed part of Jean's mind, leading to her becoming Dark Pheonix
Professor Xavier:"You think this was awful? Pfft! Done far WORSE. Like that time I pissed into Gambit's mouth whilst he slept, or that time I convinced Wolverine he was the Limburg baby, or that time I sold Beast into BDSM slavery, or that time I turned the Savage Land into a trashy resort for snooty rich people, or that time I excavated Jean Grey's corpse so I could make Cyclops think her ghost was haunting him, or that time I psychically disguised myself as a teenaged boy so I could take Kitty Pryde's virginity. Mmm. Good Kitty..." :P
@@davidmoreno820 I think it's more of a "We've had this character for decades and we need to think of something new" so they start throwing out soap opera twists(EVIL TWIN) and other things.
You forgot about using human being as a backup. In the Last Stand we see a man, who was born in a coma. At the end of the movie we learn that Xavier uploaded his brain into the man's body. This means Xavier essentially stole this poor man's life. In fact, he kept him alive just in case. With his power Xavier could of helped him or if not Xavier should have let him die & put him and his family out of their misery. He's being used as an emergency backup. This is worse if you watch the extras, where it said that the character was his brother.
To be fair, that was more unethical than bad. He didn't steal this man's life, the man was effectively brain dead, only his body was still healthy, that was part of the ethics lesson he was teaching at the beginning. I don't think Xavier kept him just as a backup, more that, in a moment of crisis, he panicked and did something he would normally never thought to do.
Sorry , you can't pin sending Hulk into space on Chuck . He was not there for the vote. Although when confronted by Hulk on his return, he did tell the Hulk , if he was at the vote, he would have said yes but only until a method could be found to prevent the Hulk endangering others.
fyi #2 as some have mentioned Nova was a evil parasite, but not one mention of the fact that early on he wouls play pranks and mess of the life of his step brother Cain MArko who made him super angry as the Juggernaut
All comic book characters have such dark events. This is due to the authors. I think people react a lot to Professor X. I think he's a great character.
Dude didnt even bring up the one scene in the xmen cartoon where professor x mind attacks MAGNETO to relive the Holocaust to save himself and some factory workers
There's actually a comic about heroes (who got their power from a meteorite) and the different ways to kill them e.g. who'd you kill someone with an "intelligent" force field that makes him invulnerable and filters poisons etc?
The hero turned villain story trope.... This deep rooted self hatred exspressed in most mainstream form of entertainment is one of the reasons I stopped reading comics and most all movies.
There’s nothing wrong with Xavier being in love with Gene. It’s actually really common in history & romance novels for a wealthy man to pseudo-adopt a girl & then fall in love with the woman she becomes. The important part here is that he NEVER acted on his feelings (as Professor Charles Xavier)
I agree. It makes sense that he would develop feelings for her, especially when you consider how much they have in common, like their powers, personality, and intellect. But he never acted on those feelings, never took advantage of her, and buried his feelings. You can't help how you feel about someone, but you can decide what you do about those feelings. He knew that acting on them was wrong, so he didn't. Which actually makes him a better character in my opinion. Because if he was just a saintly father figure it's kinda hard to believe he's a real person since there are so few of those in real life.
Actually, it's MY FAIR LADY without all the musical numbers, So...it's Pygmalion (the George Bernard Shaw play not the original Greek myth) right on to the point where the teacher and father figure does NOT get the girl. (They changed the ending for the musical version because in 1956 when it hit Broadway and 1964 when it hit movie theaters there wasn't a #woke person in the bunch).
Hell in Season 2 of 'The Punisher', Frank cares for a girl named Amy, and although it's established that he loves her like a daughter it's still implied that he has feelings for her.
My biggest issue with telepaths in general is the fact your thoughts aren’t private, I debate a topic inside my head, weighing both sides and a telepath might read and even change my thoughts
All of these things make me like him even more, or like the character, for the most part, even more. Flaws and hidden dark secrets, flesh out the character more. Some of the most powerful real life historical figures(even the respected ones) had secrets they took to the grave, or committed, or allowed atrocities to be committed for what they believed to be the greater good. Or perhaps in a moment of weakness, they gave in to an unhealthy desire. Thanos and Professor X, are more similar, from a psychological standpoint than most think. Thanos(MCU version) aggressively sought a "solution", to the universe's resource problem, at least according to his logic. So he collected the Infinity Stones and wiped out half the populace. Professor X on the other hand would have simply not intervened when threats like Magneto or the Sentinels were killing humans and mutants, until the resource to population ratio was balanced.
2 wasnt evil by any means, it is just smart to keep that since something could go wrong and what if xavier is dead and someone else needs to take care of young mutant going rouge
well, lusting for jean gray is not a thing he did, on contrary, he himself saw it as wrong and never acted on it in any way, we cant chose who we are attracted to, just how we act on it and he chose to keep it to himself what did not quite work out cause of her psychic abilitys
Is it just me or would Hitman having a crossover dlc with the x-men and killing Prof. X and disguising as him make a great Hitman dlc (though killing Prof. X and disguising as him is just an option)?
Professor had feeling for Jean, but had he ever acted upon that desire? Had he brainwashed Jean into a lover or a sex slave? If he hadn't, I think that's admirable self-control and moral conscience, for the most powerful telepath in existence who could've done a LOT more.
Pretty much every noteworthy x-men character has done some pretty sketchy stuff. Colossus was in a relationship with a 13 year old when he was 18. Cyclops left his wife. Jean Grey fell for a supervillain even after she knew the cyclops was still alive. Storm was jealous of kitty pryde's dance teacger whom kitty admired. Beast is constantly trying to rid himself of his powers. Wolverine tried to steal Jean grey from cyclops. Part of being the x-men is doing sketchy things.
The Onslaught arc was frickin awesome, even if it did lead to the heroes reborn garbage, which was then itself retconned. But the slow buildup and reveal that it was actually the Prof, and him decimating the Xmen and taking over NY, was excellent.
There was also that time where he and Eva Bell went back in time to ensure the most powerful mutant ever would never be born, then erased his and her memories of ever doing so. I mean, I get that the guy was a serious threat to literally everything, an emotionally unstable God, but is it fair to erase the guy from history for crimes he hadn't even committed at that point? Maybe they could've helped him. He could've brought back all the people he killed and undone all the damage he caused.
You missed X-men and Micronauts limited series #4... there was a pre-Onslaught like aspect of Xavier called The Entity, definitely should have made the list
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#1 he made everyone forget the actual worst ten things he’s done.
Worst thing Prof. X has done: not sanitizing his wheelchair after Deadpool took it for a ride in Deadpool 2.
Crisis Among Infinite Darths AC yeah he probably got like 20 STD’s from that
I hate to be that guy, but Xavier wasn't present when the Illuminati decided to shoot Hulk to space, although in World War Hulk, he confessed he would have agreed with that decision. And Onslaught wasn't just Xavier's repressed emotions and feelings, it was also Magneto's.
Nothing repressed about Magneto's feelings...
He said he wouldnt agreed. Thats why Hulk left him alone.
@@cristiancarrasco1682 he said he WOULD agree. He left them alone because he saw the graveyard near the mansion with all the dead students. Hulk decided they had suffered enough and left (after breaking Colossus's arms, giving Wolverine a massive concussion, tossing Rockslide's arms "to Connecticut", punting M to Jersey, slamming X-23 into the ground...and other stuff).
Cristian Carrasco he said he would have voted in agreement. Hulk left him alone because he saw that the graves of the dead Xmen from House of M and decided he’d had suffered enough
And yet none of you mention the now non existent mutant that was screaming at him in front of the graveyard.
(Its Cessily Kincaid for anyone only not feeling like reading the source material).
Growing up reading X-Men comics, I was always taking Magneto's side in things. My friends thought I was weird/wrong for doing so, but I just couldn't get behind a lot of Xavier's shtick.
In one of the series he sent Logan to kill a child whose powers manifested and killed an entire town. He was afraid that if it got out a mutant had done it, even accidentally, it would turn public sentiment even more negative. Logan ends up being the one to find him because his healing factor would keep him alive in close proximity to the kid and they shared a beer while he talked about his life before the final page showing Logan walking out of the cave alone.
That was kinda dark.
that was Nick Fury calling in a favor in the ultimate universe
I just read that story. The time fart climax was booty
But that isn't something bad he did, wrong reason or not, that mutant could have knocked the population of earth close to 0 if he was pushed to it.
Nick fury did that not prof x
what series did he do that in?? I never heard of that one
The plot with Xavier sister needs to be in the next movie only so we can see two fetuses punching each other XD
That shit should be stricken from the comic books. How ridiculous - fighting with psychic powers before you're even capable of having thoughts.
You called it
Cassandra wasn't his actual twin, she's an alien parasite type entity. She's evil by nature. She attacked him first.
Beyond that, as a fan and as a writer, I always saw this coming for Xavier. And it was nice to see some ideas that I had, come to life thanks to the zeitgeist.
I think Xavier's biggest sin (not covered) was that he was secretly funded by the US military, as a black ops, which they incorporated into the movies with first class. And the hints were always there, from the paramilitary type set up, to the "Blackbird" (Classified technology at the time) and even the name of Kitty's dragon "Lockheed", just missing a "Martin".
All of which was alluded to have happened thanks to Xavier's telepathic influence over Government officials back when the "Mutant problem" was a new issues and barely understood.
If you add everything up, it makes sense as to why Cyclops took the direction that he did, once he comprehend the scale of betrayal and just how false their realities were in truth. Cyclops was only a "Villain" to the pro-establishment types, I think.
8:50 The Xavier Protocol is basically Professor X going Batman on the X-Men LoL "contingency plan"
Yeah, I don't know why people write their characters to not know the importance of a contingency plan. Especially for super beings that can be manipulated, controlled, or turned.
Yep. Everyone gushes over Batman's contingency plans for the JL, but when Professor X or Iron Man do the same, they're "evil", "paranoid" or "crazy", knowing full well what their teammates are capable of doing.
Who else wants to see _Top 10 worse X-Men villains_
I think they have done that one mate. Had the usual suspects like Magneto, Juggernaut, Mister Sinister and Phenoix
worst as in horrible or worst as in not good?
Sig Hello! All hail the spelling nazi.
Here's one. Unus the Untouchable. He had the ability to create a forcefield around himself. He died. Twice, because the first one was either forgotten or ignored. Both times it was because his forcefield became so dense that air couldn't get through.
Not very nice. Of course retardo is not a word. He could have meant worse. Worse is a word. Nazi isn't so nice either. Call me the nice police.
Prof X wasn’t active in the Illuminati when they decided to launch Hulk in space. He wasn’t part of that discussion
But he was still part of the illuminati at other times. The Hulk incident wasn't the point, it was the point of setting himself up in a cabal with others and deciding they should control the fates of others.
That one time he wanted to be cheap and used Hunts brand ketchup instead of Heinz at the team BBQ...
You forgot that one of those who died when he wiped Cyclops was another Summers brother, Vulcan.
Chris Pickrell they thought he did
You mean Havok?
Some of these things aren’t Xavier’s fault or wasn’t directly his fault or intentional
Honestly speaking, some of these "Xavier being a jerk" storylines seem like PR practices from the creators, since they ran out of ideas in which Prof X could be a good person
You forgot two very important messed up shit he's done, Matthew Malloy, and being the worst kind of dad to Legion.
What about when he hid the existence of Cyclops and Havoks brother? Who turned around and nearly killed everyone!
And yet Cyclops is hated for accidentally killing Charles in self defence with the phoenix force
@Greg-Da-Mage I agree
I saw another list of him and yes he is a asshole.
@@personalspace6270 No that not what we're saying. Cyclops is a legend. Prove me wrong
theres the time cyclops literally became hitler by calling for all humanity to be killed. Theres the time he married a clone of jean because the original one died. The time he cheated on his clone wife with emma frost in a telepathic sex session (in which Frost was dressed up as the Dark Phoenix), shall i carry on? theres a good 20 reasons why online.
First one literally never happened. Why is the second one a problem considering Jean was dead, and no one knew she was a clone? The third one happened, but that's not even Top 100 on the worst things done in X-Men comics, let alone all of Marvel.
Seeing this, I feel glad I stopped reading comics, in the early '90s. Marvel had already started to go to shit, by then, but I'd only gotten the tip of the iceberg, before extricating myself
You forgot about how he mindwiped Rogue's memories in an episode of the 1990's X-Men animated TV series.
In honor of the Dark Phoenix, could we please get a 10 worse things Jean Grey/The Phoenix has done?
You wouldn't be able to without getting ultra petty. Outside nuking the D'Bari Galaxy, she really never did anything wrong/evil.
BEING the Phoenix seems pretty high on my list
How? The Phoenix isn't evil. It's a force of nature. It's like saying an earthquake or a tornado or a solar flare is evil.
The Professor isn't evil...
He isn't "evil", but he's done a lot more really awful stuff than Jean or the Phoenix has. He is every bit the extremist Magneto is, just with less violence and more manipulation.
X-Men 3. He probably shouldn't have done that one.
4:51 Literally everyone on the team hit on her in the original X-Men. I've got it on copy and when Beast hit on her she flew him in the air with telekenisis and spun him around a bit before dropping him.
poor beast
BiggestEver MarvelandShieldFan yeah, but they were all teenagers. A grown man lusting after a teenaged girl is just wrong.
There's a theory out there that all the men who have lusted for Jean have done so because she was attracted to them and unintentionally sent her feelings to them. Not trying to cover for Xavier, just saying. And why does no one care if Wolverine goes after someone? He's FAAAAAAR older than Xavier. It's cuz Xavier is bald, isn't it?
@B.J. Wise That and Sue Storm wasn't much older than her, when she got into relationship with Reed (who at the time was written as roughly in his 40s - and so was Xavier).
He is basically BATMAN in Marvel Universe... Ready to cross the line for good (except Onslaught)... Also, keeping a record of how to kill every member of his own team....
You don’t keep a record of how to kill all your friends too?
@@alexandersmith7061 I might, who knows? Although I won't need more than a gun to do so, but where's the fun in that?? ;-)
@@n3mo_17 good sir, your wisdom just enlighted my night XD
@@alexandersmith7061 No need, all my friends can still be killed by conventional means.
Alexander Smith. Why not? Survival of the fittest.
But Cassandra Nova is not actually his sister, actually she was an evil ghost like creature that implanted herself in Xavier's mom womb, and copied his DNA to gain access to his telephatic powers so she could continue her killing spree more easily
#2 sounds he took a page out of batman's book
Although I’m pretty sure anytime Batman had to use one of his plans to defeat the justice league they’ve ended in complete failure.
it does but batman's plans are non lethal
Nothing about how he just straight up abandons his son or is a super shitty dad in most storylines?
Also kids that might be his son, he's not so great with kids that might be his either. So Xavier jr. existing in the Battle of the Atom timeline isn't really a surprise. XD
In fairness, Legion is one messed up kid.
TheBlues32 no debating that. My point is maybe he wouldn’t be so messed up if his dad actually tried to raise him. Instead he either gives him away or treats him like any other X-man. That’s the case in most storylines anyway.
@@ericmiller93 Well, whenever he isn't locked up, he causes HUGE problems. Age of Apocalypse and Age of X, anyone?
TheBlues32 once again, if his father spent more time raising his son and not leading the X-men, maybe those things never happen.
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I'm surprised you didn't include Juggernaut who is the brother of Professor X and who royally hates his brother for being a so called "do gooder"
Probably because being bullied isn't one of the worst things he's every done.
You surprised he didn't include something xavier had zero to do with ?
Magneto: Finally, a mere human points out what I have warning everyone about. I get NO respect.
The Jean Grey bit was a retcon and not a good one since they also retconned him to take in Mystique and get the hots for her as well
How was it a retcon? A retcon is when something clearly rewrites history and everyone acts as if the original story never happened. They are almost always lazy and usually bad except when absolutely necessary.
In this, it is revealed that behind the scenes all these years, Prof X was deeply infatuated with Jean. That isn't a retcon, it doesn't debunk or rewrite anything thats come before, it simply adds another layer to those stories (even if original authors did not intend it, but it's not like it blows up their intentions).
what about preventing Matt Malloy's birth? that was pretty bad
It was messed up when he and Tempus did that
@@justelle7191 yeah, I mean, Matt Malloy couldn't control his powers, but that's Xavier's purpose, he dedicated his life to help mutants controlling their powers, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Nightcrawler, Beast, etc., how is Matt Malloy any different? And yes, I now they're referring to 616 Xavier, but TRN Xavier did that and I'm still pissed bc of that, bc it wasn't Matt's fault that he killed all of those S.H.I.E.L.D opperationals
I fely so bad and angry for matt whike reading that
High functioning telepath... 60s relic... favors humanity... at least until he has (read: decides) to mindwipe a baseline girlfriend... uh... _how_ has Erik not pointed this out to _anyone???_
The onslaught toy back in the day was the hardest!!!
THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!!!!
Sir Patrick Stewart is a treasure.
Died of Dysentery that’s why he’s the best Star Trek captain
Yea and he ate that weird bird egg fetus Jesus Patrick...
Who didn't want to do Jean Grey. The new Jean Grey is how I always envisioned her. But Famke looks like a straight freak Who would do you in a movie theater. I'm down with that!
I don't give a f*** what he did you still awesome and interesting character and still cares how about you in existing with the normal world which is all I need to hear despite him taking some darker methods in order to achieve it
If you ask me, I will just deny all these storylines that portray Xavier as a douche. And even then, those can't compare to all the bad stuff done by literally everyone other mutant in the Marvel universe. This is just PR practice from the creators and whatculture
I think a better title would be "Top 10 Prof X retcons that ruined the character". Notice just how many of these are retcons and add-ins on old stories done in recent times? There is a good reason why comic sales are constantly slumping.
So it is cool when Batman has files on all heroes and how to defeat them, but when professor x does the same it's "evil"?
What about in Nightmares of Futures Past, when he calmly goes through years working with Wolverine, knowing that that version of Wolverine will be mentally annihilated when the time-displaced version returns to the present--and, when his friend and colleague of decades is, in fact, erased, responds with a tranquil, "Welcome back, old friend?"
I'd think that goes on the list somewhere.
Why does it seem line must of the time Professor X doesn't even use his powers to fight yet he's op
Writers have ruined Xavier with all their b's for revelations.
the Umbrella Academy does a great job of showing what a sick bastard Xavier actually is.
Kevin Thomas how so ? I didn’t know it was marvel
Aaron Ford not literally. The father in Umbrella Academy is a dark parody of Professor Xavier.
Taking children and turning them into your personal soldiers is kinda sick if you think about it.
Kevin Thomas Not if you're a good father figure, the dad in Umbrella Academy is a jackass lol
@@dawb86 Professor X is a good man. The father in Umbrella Academy is a dark parody of him. Kinda like how Rorschach is a dark parody of the Question.
Let’s see if Mathew Malloy made the list
Erasing Magneto's mind, leaving him in a catatonic state.
In X-men 3, it was revealed he had suppressed part of Jean's mind, leading to her becoming Dark Pheonix
Suppressing her power didn't lead to it it postponed it and gave her a chance to avoid it but failed.
@B.J. Wise not canon to the comics, but the video does include things done by the movie Xavier.
9.18 that Sir Patrick Sundae is incredibible 😂
Professor Xavier:"You think this was awful? Pfft! Done far WORSE. Like that time I pissed into Gambit's mouth whilst he slept, or that time I convinced Wolverine he was the Limburg baby, or that time I sold Beast into BDSM slavery, or that time I turned the Savage Land into a trashy resort for snooty rich people, or that time I excavated Jean Grey's corpse so I could make Cyclops think her ghost was haunting him, or that time I psychically disguised myself as a teenaged boy so I could take Kitty Pryde's virginity. Mmm. Good Kitty..." :P
Yo I relate to that guy so much
Hahahahaha you sir, need a channel.
Lmfao WHAT?
This honestly sounds more like "The Ten worst times writers got to do what they wanted with Xavier"
ArlanKels nobody’s perfect ?
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I think it's more of a "We've had this character for decades and we need to think of something new" so they start throwing out soap opera twists(EVIL TWIN) and other things.
Do Top 10 DC Villains Who Should be Lock Up in Arkham Asylum.
I would like to see that.
Or... Top 10 DC heros that should be locked up in arkham asylum
@@matthewceppos1582 #1 Batman lol
Heroes would be a better choice. Most of the villains that should be in Arkham ARE in Arkham.
@@kingermachotarualtairyoshi6773 Joker would be at number#1.
You forgot about using human being as a backup. In the Last Stand we see a man, who was born in a coma. At the end of the movie we learn that Xavier uploaded his brain into the man's body. This means Xavier essentially stole this poor man's life. In fact, he kept him alive just in case. With his power Xavier could of helped him or if not Xavier should have let him die & put him and his family out of their misery. He's being used as an emergency backup. This is worse if you watch the extras, where it said that the character was his brother.
To be fair, that was more unethical than bad. He didn't steal this man's life, the man was effectively brain dead, only his body was still healthy, that was part of the ethics lesson he was teaching at the beginning. I don't think Xavier kept him just as a backup, more that, in a moment of crisis, he panicked and did something he would normally never thought to do.
Imagine if the movies were canon.
Sorry , you can't pin sending Hulk into space on Chuck . He was not there for the vote. Although when confronted by Hulk on his return, he did tell the Hulk , if he was at the vote, he would have said yes but only until a method could be found to prevent the Hulk endangering others.
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"Living legend Joss Whedon" talk about not aging well
fyi #2 as some have mentioned Nova was a evil parasite, but not one mention of the fact that early on he wouls play pranks and mess of the life of his step brother Cain MArko who made him super angry as the Juggernaut
Also, kind of weird to have anti-juggernaut defenses when you believe the man was dead, Charles.
All comic book characters have such dark events. This is due to the authors. I think people react a lot to Professor X. I think he's a great character.
If memory serves, Darwin and Vulcan also survived from the second X-men team, not just Cyclops
The Cassandra Nova womb battle gets me every time lmao
It’s truly insane and iconic.
[Insert nod to Legion here]
Dude didnt even bring up the one scene in the xmen cartoon where professor x mind attacks MAGNETO to relive the Holocaust to save himself and some factory workers
So the professor is like Batman. Because he has plans to put down mutants if they ever got evil just like Batman does for the Justice League.
There's actually a comic about heroes (who got their power from a meteorite) and the different ways to kill them e.g. who'd you kill someone with an "intelligent" force field that makes him invulnerable and filters poisons etc?
Xavier had feelings for Jean back in the 60's too. :D
The hero turned villain story trope....
This deep rooted self hatred exspressed in most mainstream form of entertainment is one of the reasons I stopped reading comics and most all movies.
Number 11: Hiding the fact that he himself is a mutant. Kind of counterproductive when you're preaching for human/mutant unity, yeah?
Let's not forget that the only reason he's out as a Mutant now is because his sister outed him while possessing his body
Not necessarily.
10 worst retcons Marvel has written for Professor Xavier.
Nowadays Professor Xavier is playing God with mutant lives and basically became a supervillain in all but name. What a mess.
Prof x was still missing during the time the illuminati sent hulk to sakkar
Was hoping you were going to say onslaught. Since that started with the mind wipe, and the "death" of all the marvels.
There’s nothing wrong with Xavier being in love with Gene. It’s actually really common in history & romance novels for a wealthy man to pseudo-adopt a girl & then fall in love with the woman she becomes. The important part here is that he NEVER acted on his feelings (as Professor Charles Xavier)
I agree. It makes sense that he would develop feelings for her, especially when you consider how much they have in common, like their powers, personality, and intellect. But he never acted on those feelings, never took advantage of her, and buried his feelings. You can't help how you feel about someone, but you can decide what you do about those feelings. He knew that acting on them was wrong, so he didn't. Which actually makes him a better character in my opinion. Because if he was just a saintly father figure it's kinda hard to believe he's a real person since there are so few of those in real life.
Actually, it's MY FAIR LADY without all the musical numbers, So...it's Pygmalion (the George Bernard Shaw play not the original Greek myth) right on to the point where the teacher and father figure does NOT get the girl.
(They changed the ending for the musical version because in 1956 when it hit Broadway and 1964 when it hit movie theaters there wasn't a #woke person in the bunch).
Yeah
It would be bad if he acted on it. But he kept it to himself.
Hell in Season 2 of 'The Punisher', Frank cares for a girl named Amy, and although it's established that he loves her like a daughter it's still implied that he has feelings for her.
Xavier Protocols? So Professor X really pulled a "Batman."
NO.NO..NOOOO....FOX DOESNT COUNT AT ALL!!!!.....Not in this conversation.
My biggest issue with telepaths in general is the fact your thoughts aren’t private, I debate a topic inside my head, weighing both sides and a telepath might read and even change my thoughts
All of these things make me like him even more, or like the character, for the most part, even more. Flaws and hidden dark secrets, flesh out the character more. Some of the most powerful real life historical figures(even the respected ones) had secrets they took to the grave, or committed, or allowed atrocities to be committed for what they believed to be the greater good. Or perhaps in a moment of weakness, they gave in to an unhealthy desire. Thanos and Professor X, are more similar, from a psychological standpoint than most think. Thanos(MCU version) aggressively sought a "solution", to the universe's resource problem, at least according to his logic. So he collected the Infinity Stones and wiped out half the populace. Professor X on the other hand would have simply not intervened when threats like Magneto or the Sentinels were killing humans and mutants, until the resource to population ratio was balanced.
I have my original onslaught comics do you?
Yeah, they really messed up with the Skrulls.
2 wasnt evil by any means, it is just smart to keep that since something could go wrong and what if xavier is dead and someone else needs to take care of young mutant going rouge
these superheroes do more harm and damage than they would if they did nothing
Make a video on lobo and who he has all beaten up or fragged.
The "X", himself..... the potential of nigh undefeatable evil.
well, lusting for jean gray is not a thing he did, on contrary, he himself saw it as wrong and never acted on it in any way, we cant chose who we are attracted to, just how we act on it and he chose to keep it to himself what did not quite work out cause of her psychic abilitys
In that picture of the Illuminati who is the guy in black?
All Cassandra Nova needed was a hug? My dude, she killed MILLIONS of people. She needed to die. Which she didn't even really do anyway.
Is it just me or would Hitman having a crossover dlc with the x-men and killing Prof. X and disguising as him make a great Hitman dlc (though killing Prof. X and disguising as him is just an option)?
That is a good plot point. Xavier having fucking Seizures caused untold damage.
He's basically Batman with telepathic powers
What was Greer Nelson's eye color as human?
Apparently Charles is more
Villainess then erick
The only good thing about the Onslaught saga is his use in Capcom arcade fighters.
Professor had feeling for Jean, but had he ever acted upon that desire? Had he brainwashed Jean into a lover or a sex slave? If he hadn't, I think that's admirable self-control and moral conscience, for the most powerful telepath in existence who could've done a LOT more.
Of course. This video is a poorly done hatchet job with Sunday School morality overlaid on top.
I hear Dr. Xavier does not put the seat down on the toilet, ever!
Pretty much every noteworthy x-men character has done some pretty sketchy stuff. Colossus was in a relationship with a 13 year old when he was 18. Cyclops left his wife. Jean Grey fell for a supervillain even after she knew the cyclops was still alive. Storm was jealous of kitty pryde's dance teacger whom kitty admired. Beast is constantly trying to rid himself of his powers. Wolverine tried to steal Jean grey from cyclops.
Part of being the x-men is doing sketchy things.
So aside from you calling Colossus a pedophile, they are people being people?
I'm just wondering? How is Beast trying to get rid of his powers a sketchy thing?
@@fwmurnau758 thats the point I'm making
@@moobles2998 I've no idea. I just can't think of anything else but I didnt wanna make cyclops and professor X seem like the only assholes.
The Onslaught arc was frickin awesome, even if it did lead to the heroes reborn garbage, which was then itself retconned. But the slow buildup and reveal that it was actually the Prof, and him decimating the Xmen and taking over NY, was excellent.
There was also that time where he and Eva Bell went back in time to ensure the most powerful mutant ever would never be born, then erased his and her memories of ever doing so.
I mean, I get that the guy was a serious threat to literally everything, an emotionally unstable God, but is it fair to erase the guy from history for crimes he hadn't even committed at that point? Maybe they could've helped him. He could've brought back all the people he killed and undone all the damage he caused.
The Xavier protocols sound just like Batman’s files on the Justice League. They’re controversial for sure but ultimately I agree with them.
But to be fair Batman made his files to only incapacitate the league not straight up kill them.
You make a good point incapacitation should be part of Xavier’s files, that being said Batman probably has murder contingencies in his files as well.
At least there's degrees with Batman's files. Xavier's go straight to "Here's how you murder the shit out of this guy:"
death in comic is normal right?
I just saw the dark Phenix trailer in the middle of this
Do Top 10 Young Superheroes in DC and Marvel.
Will sound so pissed on Professor X.
You missed X-men and Micronauts limited series #4... there was a pre-Onslaught like aspect of Xavier called The Entity, definitely should have made the list
What about Matthew Malloy?
"Wife husbandry" (google it) on Jean Grey gets a mention, but mindwiping Spider-Man in the original Secret Wars gets a pass?
So no mention of when his mistake of making onslaught came back to haunt earth when his grave was defiled further mucking up his legacy?
He had a child that is a super villain