Jubilantlad

Dust - she's a character with so much depth it's insane. Having a strong sense of morals, it adds to her character and how she will respond and act in certain situations. That and her powers in an alternate universe were seen to of become combustible somehow.

Blindfold - her vast psonic powers are still being revealed, with hints of telepathy being alluded to. Add that to the fact that she appears to be a powerful precog with a mysterious past and her bother too.

Armor - she has been shown to certainly have potential to become an X-Man and she has been trained by Wolverine, making her capable of holding her own.

@jhazzroucher: Rogue never lost her powers.

Depends on the world I'd 'live' in. If it's a universe where superheroes are abundant, like the Marvelverse for example, then Storms but if it's just "a guy with powers dealing with everyday life" then I'd go with Emma's.

@Hysteria: Three of the New X-Men are, Anole, Bling! and Greymalkin too. Along with Mystique and Destiny.

I think it'd be good, seeing as how most of the mutant villains were depowered and the X-Men mainly face humans now as enemies.

Jubilee, Pixie and Anole, in that order : D

Yes, the queer community does relate to the X-Men as both as the parallels are quite evident. Especially considering how some mutants are born with physical mutations, which make them obvious mutants, such as masculine women or fem men 'give away' sexuality.

As a gay teen myself, I'll admit, I love the X-Men mainly because I understand personally their struggles.

Jubilee, her whole story on becoming a vampire and the aftermath.

So Marvel today stated that Pixie will be in the upcoming event, X-Men vs. Avengers and that she herself will be fighting Squirrel Girl.

The only thing which makes me want to buy this is Pixie.