In X-Men '97, Rogue and Magneto touch each other tenderly, prompting two major developments in their characterizations for the animated series. Firstly, it established Magneto's immunity to Rogue's absorption powers.
Rogue is able to absorb psyches and abilities of several beings at once, though the experience can be confusing and disorienting for her. Robotic beings are mostly immune to her power. Depending on the amount of organics left, she can usually affect cyborgs.
X-Men '97 revealed that Magneto knew Rogue in the past, and that due to the nature of his electromagnetic powers, he was able to touch Rogue without her absorbing his powers and memories.
Rogue's mutant ability often requires skin-to-skin contact to absorb memories, powers, personality traits, physical talents, and strength. For most of her heroic career, Rogue is unable to control her power, and anyone she touches will almost immediately fall unconscious.
Unlike many, her touch won't kill him, but she'll gain a deeper understanding of him and need some serious trauma therapy. Originally Answered: What would happen if rogue from the xmen touched the hulk? She absorbs his powers. She passed out after touching him once, in the non-canon "Hulk Kills Wolverine".
Rogue Once Stole the Power of Thor And Mjolnir - Without Ever Becoming Worthy. Long before Jane Foster became the new Thor, Rogue effortlessly stole Thor's powers, lifting his hammer with ease and leaving the Asgardian a corpse.
Rogue needed to heal, and Deadpool decided to give her his healing factor through skin contact, by kissing her. Deadpool's powers, abilities and even his inner voices were absorbed by Rogue, who recovered while Deadpool fell unconscious.
It's unknown if Rogue could acquire any of Thanos' strength, given it's innate to him as a Titan, but the secondary effect of her powers could prove Thanos' undoing. Rogue would need aid to get close enough to touch him, but once she is within reach, she could sap Thnaos' lifeforce.
This visual aspect of Rogue's appearance has been consistently portrayed in every adaptation of the character, however, in the 2000 X-Men live action film, Rogue is shown to initially have all brown hair, developing the permanent white streak after being forced to absorb a significant amount of power from Magneto.
A surprising scene from X-Men '97 season 1, episode 2, "Mutant Liberation Begins," depicted Magneto touching Rogue without feeling the effects of her powers, teasing some potentially huge stories for Marvel's X-Men '97.
Magnus is the son of Magneto and Rogue. He had the potential to be even more of a "master of magnetism" than his father had been. When he reached his early teens his powers took a frightening turn.
He designed the helmet with circuitry that along with magnetic powers allow him control people's mind but Charles blocked it. When Magneto became reformed he tried to use the helmet again as Charles was no longer around. He hoped to wipe away hatred and prejudice from the human race.
Rogue, who we mentioned was initially classified as a Beta-level mutant early on, gradually learned to use her abilities - and after the events of the story X-Men: Messiah Complex, could control them to the extent that she was reclassified as an Alpha-level mutant.
A runaway from the fictional Caldecott County, Mississippi, Rogue is adopted by Mystique and Destiny and inducted into the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. She permanently absorbs Ms. Marvel's psyche and Kree powers and, fearing for her sanity, defects from the Brotherhood to join the X-Men to use her powers for good.
Other Marvel characters have lifted Mjolnir not through worthiness but through technicalities such as absorbing Thor's powers, including the Air-Walker, Awesome Android, Magneto, Rogue, Wonder Man, and Doctor Doom.
Rogue's powers make her an extremely formidable X-Men, especially against someone like the Hulk. She's actually been able to absorb the Hulk's powers in the past and while it's very hard for her to control them, she's proved that she can.
If Rogue absorbed Thor's powers, it's likely that she would be much stronger, could produce lightning and storms, possibly have higher endurance, and take more damage.
Magneto has proven himself to be unusually resilient against Rogue's power, allowing him to remain effectively unharmed when she touched him in battle. This is likely due to the constant electromagnetic force field he maintains around his body, which insulates him from her abilities.
Unlike many, her touch won't kill him, but she'll gain a deeper understanding of him and need some serious trauma therapy. There is a very long list of supers the Rogue has learned to never use that special 'touch' move.
In a quick act, Rogue touches Logan and absorbs his ability to heal as her wound disappears within seconds. She then recovers and apologizes to Storm about it while Logan convulses and passes out.
Only Thor can produce lightning without Mjolnir. But the point of carrying Mjolnir means whoever carried it are worthy to be the king of Asgard and gets the power of the God of Thunder. But if someone wields the hammer and if Thor is still worthy of wielding the hammer, than the 'someone' couldnt produce lightning.
The aforementioned Amora, the Enchantress, had long used her feminine wiles to seduce men into doing her bidding, especially her most loyal subject, Skurge the Executioner. When we first met Enchantress, she was actually seducing Thor for his father, Odin!
