Master Combatant: Cable is outstandingly skilled in hand to hand combat, as he is able to easily overpower Deadpool, a highly proficient hand-to-hand combatant, with ease. He was able to singlehandedly take out a whole squad of DMC soldiers.
Cable is the son of Scott Summers and Madelyn Pryor. He was sent to the future and came back as an adult, and later joined the X-Men, and has been an enemy and ally to Deadpool. "Just think of me as one of those crazy relatives you don't want visiting too often."
Cable has incredible telepathic and telekinetic abilities. He can telepathically read most minds, manipulate others' thoughts and bodies, shield his own mind against probing, levitate telekinetically, and disassemble or move other objects or beings.
Soon, Cable was revealed to be Nathan Summers, the son of Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor who was taken to a distant future as part of the ongoing war against Apocalypse.
Because Cable was infected with a techno-organic virus that was transforming his body at an alarming rate, he was forced to use his powers to keep the virus in check. This required a lot of energy to fight, which limited the range and use of his telekinesis. It didn't completely deplete his telekinesis though.
On a powers level alone, Cable has Wade beat. The difficulty in these two fighting each other would always come down to Wade's ability to heal, no matter what Cable did to him.
Cable and Bishop became bitter enemies after the arrival of Hope Summers, the first mutant born after the Scarlet Witch depowered most of the world's mutants in HOUSE OF M (2005).
1) Why Does Cable Have a Glowing Eye? One of Cable's eyes always glows when he uses his psionic abilities, and sometimes when his emotions are heightened. This eye is usually the one that's infected by the Techno-Organic virus, al though it can switch sides along with his scar depending on the artist.
The reasons for Cable's absence in Deadpool 3 have yet to be fully explained. Considering Josh Brolin's previous MCU role as Thanos, it's possible that he's been left out in order to create more distance between the actor appearing in two major roles within the same franchise.
The powers of Cable make him an Omega-level mutant who was once the world's greatest telepath before his powers burned out. While documents in Krakoa call him an Alpha-level mutant, Red Skull refers to him as an Omega-level, and his powers are stronger as an adult than as the teenage version that lived in Krakoa.
Volume 1. Cable seeks the help of Dr. Nemesis because of the headaches and visions he has been having. He builds him a mechanical arm since his left arm atrophied due to lack of use all the time it was metal from the Techno-organic virus.
Cable. While we're on the subject of love, there's one character who Deadpool really bonded with. In fact, Deadpool and Cable were quite literally bonded together for quite some time. You see, they were both infected with the Façade Virus, and the only way to stop its effect was to merge their DNA.
As previously mentioned, Deadpool was originally a villain and he was specifically Cable's villain, so having a hatred for the cyber-mutant came with the territory.
Cable is a Soldier, it is the best description for him. He isn't a villain as a rule but he did single handedly take on the Avengers before joining the Uncanny Avengers later but typical not a villain.
If the last name Summers rings a bell to any X-Men fans, there's a good reason for that: Cable's father is none other than Scott Summers, aka Cyclops. Indeed, the Cable of the comics is Cyclops' time-traveling son, gone back in time to aid the X-Men in their battle against evil.
Throughout the movie, Cable's primary objective is to prevent his daughter and wife from dying tragically in a future timeline. This was ultimately resolved through the heroes' actions, but rather than use his time-travel device's final charge to return home, Cable used it to save Deadpool's life.
There's been confusion among fans about whether or not Loki is worthy of wielding Thor's hammer, but Marvel has finally confirmed that the God of Mischief can indeed lift Mjolnir. The Immortal Thor #4 complicated the issue of Loki's worthiness by not allowing him to solely be the one to lift Mjolnir.
After bashing Thor with an entire stone pillar, Juggernaut managed to separate Thor from his hammer – but was unable to lift it as a selfish brute like him was unworthy of its power.
Months later, T-Ray, now an agent of Thanos resurrects Deadpool, who has been killed in a fight with Weapon X, using an artifact Thanos gave him to create many copies of Deadpool. Thanos is jealous of Deadpool's relationship with Death and T-Ray is to "curse him with immortality" so that he may never see Death again.
In "Time Fugitives", Cable mentions that he already knows about Jean and Cyclops specifically. This implies that he knew about his past and true parentage to Scott and presumably his mother, Madelyne Pryor.
Cable (Nathan Christopher Charles Summers) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, commonly in association with X-Force and the X-Men.
Indeed, Cyclops' infant baby actually stuck around for a year after Cable first appeared before being sent to the distant future in 1991's X-Factor No. 68 after being infected with a virus that would, ultimately, transform him into the cyborg fans knew Cable to be already.
