So if I understand blue Remy was actually Apocalypse, but regular Remy is actually Remy. Whatever magic Rogue did allows regular Remy to be in control of Remy's body.
I assume the next step is exorcising Apocalypse from Remy's body. If they do nothing then Apocalypse-Remy will return.
For Warren I think he's still got a little bit of Apocalypse in him. I'm guessing it's a case where he thinks he's in control, but he could easily be overwhelmed.
I think for Apocalypse to be truly defeated Warren would have to give up the extra power he was given.
Gambit is probably my favorite X-Men character, so this episode was a blast. I, like Rogue, would probably also fall for him even if he killed a lake lady.
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I guess I don't actually understand why Remy went back to his normal color but Warren stayed blue.
Also, the idea that Val Cooper has such a hard-on for taking down the X-Men that she'd team up with X-Force is ludicrous.
So if I understand blue Remy was actually Apocalypse, but regular Remy is actually Remy. Whatever magic Rogue did allows regular Remy to be in control of Remy's body.
I assume the next step is exorcising Apocalypse from Remy's body. If they do nothing then Apocalypse-Remy will return.
For Warren I think he's still got a little bit of Apocalypse in him. I'm guessing it's a case where he thinks he's in control, but he could easily be overwhelmed.
I think for Apocalypse to be truly defeated Warren would have to give up the extra power he was given.
Gambit is probably my favorite X-Men character, so this episode was a blast. I, like Rogue, would probably also fall for him even if he killed a lake lady.
Also who puts a bloody sword into a scabbard?
The real question is: How do you keep it dripping in blood…
Maybe the scabbard is a portal to the blood dimension.