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@Teerack: I don't quit buy that, it's a bit too easy for a guy who can literally think up any ability he wants. I would think it depends on what the personalty that goes with the telepathy is like. If its cooperative, and smart enough to be the GPS he needs. I havnt read the new Legacy so I have no clue, so what kind of personalty is attatched to his telepathy?

@Timandm: Do you during the Initative if he targeted the X-Men?

I did read about that, and yet even though Cap saw what was going on let it go, Cyke still broke out, and beat the crap out of the other mutant hating prisoners. Cap's sort of a dick but nothing like his Ultimate version, or Iron Man. I think that he left Scott in prison on purpose, because Scott may not be one of the smartest in the Marvel Universe, but defnietly one of the most strategic. He was probably just affraid that Scott would pull something to either legally get off through some kind of loophole, or go with the more obvious breakout. Cap probably looked at Cyke and saw a threat, and decided the best case wold be to keep him behind bars, and deny him almost every right he has.

@poisonfleur: Thanks for that.

@Teerack: Rachel is better than Quire than when it comes to telekenesis, what I'm saying is that he's mostly a telekenetic. It takes time to become a powerful telepath, and while he can do a few tricks, he is no way on par on a telepathic level as Rachel. You also need to realize that being a powerful telepath isnt just the power it takes a lot of smarts, and experince. Which is clearly what people like Psylocke, Rachel, Xavier, and Emma had over Legion and Quire.

Don't forget Nate Grey one of the most powerful telepaths, he easily beat Xavier, just too bad they depowered him.

@Timandm: Well that just proves how double sided the Avengers are, they say that what the Phoenix Five did was wrong but he did the exact same thing before. Okay the stuff about Iron Man is new to me, I never read that arc before.

Man what a dick, and to think after all that shit he caused, now everyone in the Marvel Universe is like,"Hey remember that time Tony Dtark was SHIELD Director, and he tortured a bunch of people? Well that was fun, lets make him Director of SHIELD again, I mean forgive and forget, right guys?" Iron Man has the worst morals out of all of the other Avengers, totally double sided.

@Teerack: Quire still has a lot more to go too catch up to the same levels and skill in telepathy as Emma and Xavier, though. As a telekenetic he is pretty much unmatched. Telekenetic wise the only other person who could at least be on par with him was Nate Grey before he was burnt out. Of course Nate was mainly superior in telekensis, strong enough to beat Exodus.

Leigon does have a way to go to be the best telepath, crazy or not. He might have the power to become a powerful telepath, but it takes a lot of work to become a strong telepath, not just the juice.

On a pure telepathic battle Psylocke, Rachel, Xavier, and Emma could beat Quire, but he is powerful, and constantly getting more powerful, and the dudes not an idiot, its only a matter of time before even he becomes a omega telepath or surpasses.

@lykopis:

Thank you for correcting me, I've read the comic book a while ago, just simply slipped my mind. Who is too blame though, Scott may have told her to store the Avengers in Limbo so they couldnt excape, but was the whole nightmare thing just all about Magik?

@DarthStorm: LOL, I sang that it in my head, as I read it.

At least the cooling problems solved.

@IllyanaRasputin: That could be a real outcome, I mean she did play Osborn, by joining his Dark X-Men.

@HopesummersFORtheFUTURE: @Teerack: @poisonfleur:

They each have there own special talents making them unique. From your list the top three are definetly Quire, Rachel and Psylocke.

Quire himself is just a powerhouse, literally an omega level powerhouse, however even though that may be he still is pretty new to the rest of the telepaths. He has some tricks, and the power, but besides the huge amount of power there isnt anything that really defines him....besides his hair.

Rachel isnt as powerful as she was before, remember she lost the Phoenix Force while she ws with X-Factor playing Space Police. But that doesnt mean you should count her out, she is probably the most talented telepath. Her time as a hound has led to her learn a few tricks such as tracking people through memories and thoughts, werid right? Think of it like this, thoughts and memories are like a scent and shes the worlds greatest bloodhound.

When Psylocke was in the AoA Universe with X-Force she was already pretty powerful, enough so that she was able to defeat Shadow King alone. Upon leaving the AoA, the Jean there "unlocked her full potential". Making her an omega level telepath, putting her up there with Xavier and Emma. Plus shes the only one who can project weapons, so theres that.

YoungJean is fairly new and she might be a fast learner, but it did take her time to master her abilities in the begining. Maybe now that she's in the future that'll speed up.

Legion could probably beat all the telepaths and pretty much everyone else, except for the fact that he's crazy and has very little control of himself and his powers. If he were to get straightened out and actually fight them one by one he could probably win. But definetly couldnt beat them all at the same time in a telepathic battle.

If was a decision on just huge amount of power in general Quire would be up there with Xavier, and Emma. Rachel is definetly one of the more talented, it's like you think your hacking into her mind, when she has you cracking into your own mind, you know something insanly complicated. Psylocke would be up there too with Xavier now that she's an omega telepath, but saying it and seeing it on the pages is different, we just have to wait and see.

Side Note: You also forgot No-Girl, who was able to fend off Quire for a short while when he briefly escpaed on Utopia, before the Cukoo's stepped in and shut him down.

@HopesummersFORtheFUTURE:

Sorry its kind of a lot

I think he openly blames the Phoenix Force but deep down he's killing himself for it. It might take a while to see the full affect and the toll brought about from killing Xavier, but it's definetly there. Even though Emma and Scott are broken up, I think she's mainly there not only for her own redemption, but the writes probably threw her on the team to deal with Cyke's issues. Emma can be a bit more soft at times, trying to relate and just helping to solve through all the tough isses, whereas Magneto is blunt and straight to the point. I really am at a lost where the Original X-Men will factor in with Scott and his revolution, but I'm very interested to see, and hope that it's a key role, not something small. I'm not too sure about the Xavier brain in the jar, it's kind of funny, but I'm pretty sure there will be a huge story arc where he comes back in the end. Or they could just slip his return in like what they did with Bishop. If I had to predicte I wouldnt throw out any major X-Men villian from aiding or causing the return of Xavier. There could be an Onslaught thing, or Sinister, Evolutionaries could bring him back, who knows. All I know is Xavier will probably come back before Nightcrawler, and definetly Jean.

Side Note: I use to hate Hope, but am slowly trying to like her for X-Men's sake, but everytime I read her dialouge, its just....like....I want someone to hit her in the head. Eventually though I'm pretty sure I'll like her, as long as there isnt no bullsh*t backstory where she's secretly related to Jean. A rebirth, reincarnated Jean definetly sounds a bit too stretched out as well.