Storm

History

Storm is a descendant of an ancient, royal line of white-haired, blue-eyed sorceresses (and possibly mutants), who get their defining features every 5 generations. Her mother, N'Dare Munroe, married an American photojournalist, David Munroe, and they lived in Manhattan. They moved to Cairo, Egypt when Ororo was still an infant. When Ororo was five, she and her family were caught in an Arab-Israeli conflict. Her parents were killed and Ororo ended up buried under rubble next to her mother's body. Because of this, Ororo has a life long struggle to overcome her severe claustrophobia.

As an orphan, Ororo was forced to live on the streets. She was taken in by a street gang named Achmed El-Gibar and learned the ways of pickpocketing, lock-picking and thievery. It was at this time she had her first encounter with Charles Xavier, a powerful telepath that would, years later, form a team of mutants called the X-Men. It was through Ororo's actions Charles would meet Shadow King. Storm also proved her skills as a thief by stealing a rare ruby-coloured gem, a so-called "heart of eternal darkness" against Achmed's orders. Many years later, it would be discovered that the stone Storm stole contained the essence of the immortal mutant Candra.

Years later, Ororo felt an urge to leave Egypt and returned to her ancestor's homeland in Kenya. On the way there, Ororo accepted a ride with a man, who then attempted to rape her. Ororo killed the man with a knife, but afterwards, swore never to take a life again. Continuing her journey, Ororo discovered she could manipulate the weather when she nearly died of thirst in the Sahara desert. Ororo also found out that South Africans under the leadership of Andreas de Ruyter were trying to kidnap Prince T'Challa of Wakanda, who was little older than her. Storm used her powers to help him escape, and the two travelled for a while. T'Challa and Ororo grew attracted to each other, but Ororo's dream and T'Challa's duty meant they couldn't be together.

Storm's mutant powers to control the weather lead the local tribe to believe her to be a goddess and worshiped her. One day, Xavier was left no choice but to contact Ororo and ask her to assist in rescuing the X-Men. Afterward he informed her that she was not a goddess but a mutant. Ororo agreed to join the X-Men and went to live in America. On the new X-Men's first mission they rescued the old X-Men from the living island of Krakoa. Ororo began to adapt to her new life.  Her teammate Thunderbird was killed on one of their early missions when he tried to stop Count Nefaria. She next battles former X-Men Havok and Polaris who were being mind controlled by a Shi'arr spy who was using the persona of Eric the Red. Storm becomes very close friends with former X-Man Jean Grey around this time. When the team goes into the city to celebrate Christmas they are attacked and kidnapped by a a group of sentinels being controlled by Steven Lang. They are taken into space by the setinels and held as prisoners in Lang's sentinel factory above earth. During their escape they are forced to use a damaged space craft to reenter the earth's atmosphere, Jean is the only person onboard who would survive long enough to pilot the ship while everyone else remains protected in the radiation room. Jean is replaced by the Pheonix during the reentry. In order to get away from all the stress recently the team decides to take a vacation to Banshee's home Cassidy Keep. When they get their they are attacked by Juggernaut and Banshee's cousin Black Tom Cassidy. They are taken out  easily due to Storm's breakdown because she is claustophobic and she can't stand being confined inside the castle. When she is finally able to get outside she turns the battle in favor of the X-Men.

When they are still in Scotland they go to Muir Island the lab of Moira McTaggert to check on her research. The facility is attacked by Eric the Red, Havok and Polaris who take the infant Magneto and age him to his thirties when his powers are at their peak. He easily defeats the entire team considering that two of its strongest members are made of metal. Eric the Red reveals that he is actually a Shi'ar spy sent to earth to capture the fugitive Princess Lilandra, she had been in psychic contact with Charles Xavier and they had fallen in love. When Eric takes her back to Shi'ar space Xavier sends the X-Men after them and they battle the entire Imperial Guard. After their battle the X-Men along with the Shi'ar ruler D'Ken are sucked into the M’Kraan Crystal and Pheonix repairs the crystal saving the universe. Storm and the rest of the X-Men return to earth but are soon after kidnapped by Magneto and held prisoner in the Savage Land. He places restraints on them that take away theeir ability to form words and prevents them from moving their arms and legs. Magneto felt that it was a fitting punishment for his time stuck as an infant. But Storm is able to use her skills as a lockpick to break the restraints and she frees therest of the team. They attack Magneto and he destroys his hidden headquarters in an attempt to kill them. The X-Men are split in two groups, Pheonix and Beast are propelled out of the Savage Land to Antarctica and the rest of the team is imprisoned underground in the Savage Land. With no way of knowing if their friends are  alive due to the secret psychic block over the Savage Land Pheonix and Beast return to America believing their teammates killed. Storm and the X-Men adapt to life in their temporary home in the village of Ka-Zar and help him defeat the tyrant Garokk. Garokk is knocked down into a pit in his collapsing citadel and Storm attempts to save him but she breaks down due to her claustrophobia and saves herself. Storm blamed herself for the death of Garokk and it left her traumatized.

Storm decides to return to her childhood home and see what the condition of it. When she gets there she sees that it has become a drug den for teenage junkies to live. They try to rob her and attck, she fights them off but it left shocked over the conditions that some kids lived in.She also became the permanent team leader after defeating Cyclops in combat, even after losing her powers.

Queen of Wakanda

Storm and Black Panther

There they were attacked because of Quicksilver's recent theft of the Terrigen Mists. While the fighting was stopped, they left with the looming threat of war between the Inhumans and earth. Lastly, they stopped in America where they were set up and attacked by Tony Stark and the Sentinels of ONE. Storm and T'Challa decided to stay, and have indicated support for Captain America's rebellion against the Super-Human Registration Act. After Civil War, Storm and her husband made a temporary home in the Baxter Building and filled in for Reed and Sue Richards of the Fantastic Four. With Reed and Sue's return, and their adventures with the Fantastic Four over, Ororo and T'Challa moved back to Wakanda. 

Dark Reign

 In Dark Reign T'Challa is viciously attacked by Dr. Doom and his forces, and is left in a coma.  During his time in recovery, Storm took political control of Wakanda, and nominated Shuri to go before the Panther God.  As Shuri went on her quest to seek the Panther God's approval, Ororo and Queen Mother, Ramonda, sought out the help of the witch doctor Zawavari.  Because of her spirit, and strong connection to T'Challa, it was decided that Zawavari would used his magics to send Ororo into limbo so that she could rescue her husband.  In limbo, T'Challa had been successfully fighting off death and his forces, but the manpower that was being used against him soon became too much, and as he was being dragged off into the next life. Suddenly, a powerful wind sent all of his enemies flying away from him.  When Death turned around he saw Storm hovering above him, with lightning in both hands. In a bid to free T' Challa, Storm leveled Death and his minions with a fierce wind attack, and revealed to T'Challa that the only way she could save him was to give her life in his place. Though willing to give her life for her husband, T'Challa convinces Storm to  continue battling Death's endless horde, refusing to accept his offer. Fortunately for the both of them, Shuri, his sister and the new Black Panther, was able to lure and trap Morlun in their place, saving them both.    
   
Storm continues to be an active member of the X-Men, fighting along side both the Astonishing and Uncanny teams. She is currently assisting the with the mutant colonization of Utopia, and helped save S.W.O.R.D. agent Abigail Brand from certain death while plummeting toward earth after her starship was damaged.  

Powers

In tune with nature

She has the ability to fly by gliding on wind currents. She can also move objects or other people with the wind or create a dome of air pressure to deflect attacks. Storm's power over air pressure has also been used to crush powerful objects such as Skrull warships. She has even created pressure (on earth) higher than that found on Jupiter.  It has also been shown that her mastery over wind is superb enough to control the air in a person's lungs. She can also control the pressure inside the human inner ear, using this ability to cause extreme pain. She can also bend light using moisture in the air and her manipulation of mist and fog to become partially transparent, and in later comics, almost completely invisible.  Storm’s powers grant her the ability to fly as high as the atmosphere can be stretched by using her mastery over wind. She can even carry other people with her. Storm can also use the weather as a weapon. She can summon lightning bolts from the sky that can be used to blind, stun, or severely burn her opponents, even to the point of death. She can also use this ability as a concussive force.

When using her powers, Storm becomes one with the energy patterns she manipulates. This gives her the ability to project weather effects through her body. For instance, she can generate lightning, intense cold, and intense heat, from her hands rather than from her actual atmosphere. Her power over thunder has been used to create deafening sounds for distracting her enemies. She can create powerful tornadoes, hurricanes, and various winds that are capable of moving a vast number of objects/people including levitating an entire building, and sending the Hulk soaring away from her and her teammates. One of the most impressive show of Storm's ability over wind is when she guided the X-men's Blackbird plane safely to the ground at that time the Blackbird weighed 300 tons and it was on fire. But this act took all of her concentration and left her physically drained. Her ability over water and it’s forms has been shown by her creating heavy rainfall, and instant floods that have even “washed” away savage land dinosaurs. Control over moisture and temperature allows Storm to freeze/flash freeze objects and people in the blink of an eye.

In fact, when she once lost control of her powers, Storm was in danger of creating another world-wide ice age. She can also generate heat as strong as the earth allows. Storm can control the weather vocally too. On several occasions she has spoken to the weather like a general to her army and the weather obeys. Storm’s powers change when she enters a different planet or dimension. In deep space, if close to a star, she can manipulate solar winds. If far from a star, it would take strong concentration to use this power, so, she can almost always depend on her lightning wherever she goes. Storm’s ability to adapt to her environment isn’t limited to large bodies of water either, as she has manipulated ocean currents similarly to how she manipulates the wind.Storm can also use this ability to "sense" where objects are even in the deepest part of the ocean. Her body seems to be immune to the pressure and cold that goes to diving at those depths. She can summon clouds and fog to provide cover and obscure the view of her enemies. Storm has also shown that, when drastically overwhelmed, she can become a being with lightning for hair, and breath of fire and ice.

She seems unaffected by the weather, including lightning and temperature. While in the past, Storm has been attacked with (and harmed) by lightning/electric blasts she hasn't created herself, and almost overheated due to trying to adjust to violent weather, it appears that the more experienced she gets, the less the weather seems to harm her, both indirectly, and directly. This is further shown by her being able to reverse/counter electrically based attacks.

It has yet to be confirmed, but it has been mentioned on several occasions that Storm may be an Omega level mutant. Uncanny X-Men #147 showed that Storm is able to transform into a being with lightning for hair and breath of fire and ice. While Black Panther #21 says that Storm is indeed a possible Omega-level mutant. Storm has also summoned the full power of millions of stars and planets.

Storm is an intelligent, gifted and adept leader, and has lead the X-Men for years prior to her marriage to Black Panther. She is an excellent marksman with handguns, proficient with knives, and an expert at thievery and picking locks. She is also highly athletic and a cunning and skilled hand to hand combatant. She has proven this on many occasions, most notably in two different circumstances. First, when she defeated Callisto, the leader of the Morlocks. Second, when she lost the use of her powers, but still defeated Cyclops to become the leader of the X-Men. 

Mystic Heritage

Ororo is the descendant of a long line of African Priestesses and Sorceresses that had white hair, blue eyes, and strong magic potential. This line of women has been around since the dawn of Atlantis. While there have been many of them, the exact number of the women who possessed Ororo’s unique features is still unknown. But due to the fact that Storm possesses the signature markings of a witch (on her maternal side only) She has inherited strong, yet latent, magic abilities. To this day, Storm still has not truly embraced the mystic aspects of her heritage, but she does embrace the “Bright Lady”, The Goddess of her ancestors who is also know as the Vishanti member, Oshtur, the source of her ancestral magic. Storm has used her latent ability as a priestess, to successfully invoke her name. Out of the entire line of women, only 3 have been brought up. Ayesha, a Sorceress Supreme who was possibly the first to hold the High Priestess title. Ashake, a very talented Egyptian sorceress who appears to have also been High Priestess of her time. And another “Wind Rider” who was confirmed by Andreas deRuyter and his father. Like her ancestor, Ayesha, Storm also possesses the title of this era’s High Priestess. But she shares the title equally with Scarlet Witch and Agatha Harkness.

Claustrophobia

Storm is unquestionably a great X-Man and at the same time was a powerful mutant with high potentials. But deep beyond her powers is a fear that weakens her. It is called Claustrophobia or the fear of narrow or enclosed places, from a small hallway to box. During the state when Storm is manifesting this fear, she cannot concentrate and she cannot use her powers well. But it has been proven that if Storm has enough emotion behind her power she can summon and explosive amount of power. As Marvel put it Storm summoned the (raw) power equal to that of a star.

Status

Characteristics

Alternate Realities

Storm of Earth-295

Earth-295

On Earth-295 ( Age of Apocalypse), Storm (as the Windrider) once carved out a portion of Africa to protect as its guardian from the surrounding chaos. Apocalypse didn't like this, kidnapping her and branding her eye before sending her to be trained as one of his warriors. The Prelate named Scott Summers helped her escape; she later joined the X-Men as led by Magneto. Her love interest in this universe is Quicksilver. See: X-Men Chronicles #1-2, X-Men: Alpha, Astonishing X-Men #1, Amazing X-Men #1-4, Age of Apocalypse 10th Anniversary One-Shot, Age of Apocalypse 10th Anniversary #1-6.

Bloodstorm of Earth-1298

Earth-1298

Bloodstorm was originally turned into a vampire by Dracula. At one time she reluctantly turned Gambit into a vampire, because he was dying and he begs her to do it no matter what. He ends up hating her for what he becomes. Thankful bastard! Bloodstorm, meanwhile, keeps Kitty Pryde and Forge in a castle as her own personal blood supply in order to survive. Storm then joins Havok's team, the Six, now whith the name Bloodstorm. This was actually Earth-616's Havok who accidentally had crossed over to Earth-1298.

The Six initially consisted of Havok, Bloodstorm, Ice-Man, Brute, Angel and Madelyne Pryor. Later she is pulled from her own reality by Machine Man of Earth-9997 and joins the Heralds. As a reward for helping she is cured of her vampiric state.  

 See Bloodstorm.

Powers 
Bloodstorm has the same powers as Earth-616 Storm, ability to manipulate weather patterns in her area to summon winds, rain, fog, snow, hail, thunder, or lightning, though amplified by her vampiric state.

Additionally as a vampire she has the standard vampiric traits such as superhuman strength, speed, endurance, and reaction time, ability to morph into a bat, wolf, or mist. She can summon and control vermin, and use a hypnotic stare to hold human beings enthralled. She must suck the blood of others to survive otherwise she is invulnerable to most forms of permanent injury.

Storm and the X-Men of Earth-983

Earth-983

What if the X-Men had condemned Gambit to death? Storm and the rest of the X-Men battle Gambit until Storm gets the idea to put the fate of Gambit to a vote. Before judgment can be passed, Wolverine realizes that Gambit's fate should be decided in a trial by combat. After the X-Man Gambit was revealed to have had a past connection with their enemy, Mister Sinister, involving the creation of the Marauders, and their slaughter of the mutant Morlocks, Angel and Psylocke visited Papa Joe's Club to interrogate Gambit's adopted father, Jean-Luc LeBeau. Jean-Luc explained that he had no idea where Gambit had been, especially since the X-Men had dropped him in the Antarctic. The Angel and Psylocke then realized that Jean-Luc could only have known about the Antarctic had he spoken to Gambit. Jean-Luc begged for the X-Men to leave Gambit, as he could have died in the Antarctic, but the Angel and Psylocke claimed that it wasn't enough suffering for he had done to them.

 Soon after they left the club, Angel and Psylocke were confronted by Wolverine, who reminded them that X-Men don't kill. Angel replied that it was funny coming from Wolverine and the X-Men also

don't freelance to Mister Sinister. Wolverine agreed that Gambit screwed up big time, but Angel and Psylocke were not helping by going off on their own. He then warned that if the entire team didn't have a say in Gambit's judgment then he could not see the X-Men staying together as a team. Later, as Gambit awoke in Paris, Jean-Luc called Gambit and warned him that he had just been visited by some of the X-Men.Back in New York, Joseph informed Rogue that the X-Men were about to have a meeting concerning the fate of Gambit. He noticed that Rogue was looking up the Antarctic in an atlas and reminded that she couldn't punish herself because of the crimes Gambit had committed. Their conversation was soon interrupted by the Beast, who wanted to know what was keeping them.

At the meeting, Storm informed the others that Wolverine, Angel, and Psylocke were towards Paris, where they believed Gambit was hiding. While the others discussed Gambit's fate, Maggott,

Marrow, and Dr. Cecilia Reyes stood outside the door trying to listen in on the conversation. While Marrow argued with Maggott, Maggott's maggots ate their way through the door, revealing their presence outside. Storm invited the three newest X-Men into the room, where she announced that the X-Men had decided to send a team to Paris to pass final sentence on Gambit. In Paris, Gambit walked the streets, where he was attacked by Psylocke. As he tried to battle her, Angel arrived as well. The duo soon cornered Gambit, who explained that he had been cornered before and lived to tell about it. At that time, Storm and the other X-Men arrived on the scene to battle Gambit. Before Marrow could kill Gambit, Rogue knocked her away and Storm put a vote on the fate of Gambit. Bishop voted imprisonment, Marrow voted death, Iceman voted exile, but Wolverine explained to them that it was the Morlocks who suffered most from Gambit's actions. He suggested that Gambit's fate be decided by a trial by combat, as the Morlocks would have done. Marrow was the first to want to battle Wolverine, but the Angel announced that his hostility was more personal. Marrow then agreed to allow the Angel to battle Gambit. The two battled furiously until the Angel managed to pin Gambit to the ground, but he then let Gambit go free instead of killing him. The other X-Men prepared to let Gambit go, but Marrow killed Gambit anyway, unable to just let what she saw as a killer go free.

As Gambit died, he begged Rogue not to kiss him as that would allow her to absorb Gambit's feelings of guilt and cause her more emotional pain.Gambit dies, but not before urging the X-Men to come together and stop letting his own crime tear them apart. See: What If vol. 2 #106. 

Ultimate Storm of Earth-1610

Earth-1610

On Earth-1610 ( Ultimate Universe), Storm is a founding member of X-Men and had a relationship with first Beast, then Wolverine. See: Ultimate X-Men series.

Earth-9602 (Amalgam) Amazon

Earth-9602

Storm on Earth-9602 has been amalgamated with Wonder Woman (from the DC Universe) and is known as Amazon or Wonder Woman, having won that title in a fair contest against Diana. See: DC vs. Marvel #3, DC / Marvel All Access #4, Amazon #1, JLX: Unleashed #1, Bullets and Bracers #1.

Amazon's ship was wrecked by an angered Poseidon and her parents were killed, but she was saved from drowning by the Amazon Queen Hippolyta. After being nursed back to health, she was raised by the Amazons, particularly by Queen Hippolyta, as a princess and as a sister to Diana (later known as Diana Prince). Ororo first learned the truth of her origin after an annoyed Diana taunted her with the fact that Ororo was not "a real amazon" -- the two scuffled, Ororo asserting that she was a real amazon, but the fight was quickly broken up, at which point Hippolyta admitted that Ororo was an outsider adopted when she was just a small child. 

Powers 
Ororo Munroe is a meta-mutant with the ability to control the weather. After the Amazons discovered Ororo's power to control weather, they taught her to create a lasso with lightning that could make people tell the truth. She eventually left to enter "Man's World" where she joined the JLX and took Aqua Mariner's place as leader.

Earth-20051

In the Marvel Adventures universe, Storm is co-leader of the Avengers along with Captain America (co-leader), Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, Wolverine and Giant Girl. It seems this world doesn't hate mutant kind, as it doesn't balk at having one co-leading this heroic team. See: Marvel Adventures Avengers series.

House of M Storm

Earth-58163

On Earth-58163 ( House of M), Storm is the Queen of Kenya, as revealed in "Secrets of the House of M." She uses her weather powers to help Africa become the breadbasket of the world. She opposes Magneto's stance on humanity, instead believing that "Sapiens" should have the same rights as mutantkind. See: House of M #1, House of M #6-7, Black Panther #7.

Earth-110

On Earth-110, Storm is a part of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, along with Magneto, Wolverine, Havok, Quicksilver, and the

Scarlet Witch. See: Fantastic Four: Big Town #1-4.

Earth-957

What if Blink had lived? Storm is seen putting out a fire in Cerebro along with Forge; the fire was caused when Cerebro began to pick up the anomalies in the time stream due to Blink blinking Generation X out of existence. See: What If vol. 2 #75.

Storm of Earth-267

Earth-267

On Earth-267, Storm and Colossus join the Avengers. Not long after she does, she rushes off to quell a gulf coast hurricane. She and Colossus were later plucked from time by Rick Jones to battle on behalf of Earth-616 Kang against the Time Keepers in the Destiny War then returned to be incinerated along with the rest of the Avengers as Kang successfully detonates a nuclear device. See: Avengers vol. 1 #267, Avengers Forever #11-12. 

Earth-811

Earth-811

On Earth-811 ( Days of Future Past), in an alternate future in the year 2013, Storm is one of the last remaining mutants until she dies in an attempt to destroy the Sentinels' command center in New York, though not before taking out an Omega Sentinel all by herself. See: Uncanny X-Men #141-142.

Earth-95120

Despite it being an Age of Apocalypse, things are very silly indeed. Magneto leads the X-Men, including Storm, since Xavier's been killed. See: Marvel Riot.

Storm of Earth-12

Earth-12

On Earth-12, Storm is a member of the X-Men, which in this reality includes Mimic. See: Exiles #1, 83-84.

Earth-892

On Earth-892, Storm is known as Empress Von Doom, the Empress of the World, loving wife of Victor Von Doom a.k.a. Doctor Doom, and mother to their two children. Due to her high political position, she was literally the second most powerful person on Earth. Dr. Doom found a Cosmic Cube and used it to merge the realities of Earth-616 and Earth-892 for a brief time. See: X-Men: Chaos Engine Trilogy.

Storm of Earth-900

Earth-900

The X-Men save the President of the United States from an unknown mutant assassin near the end of a large-scale war between humankind and mutant kind. As a result, the X-Men become government-appointed officers of a new police force comprised of four- or five-member squads. Each squad consists of one human being, two to three mutants, and one Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) operative. Storm is the headmaster in charge of X-Men training as well as a member of one of the aforementioned squads. Her squad includes Nate Grey, Psychedelia (a female mutant with auditory, visual, and olfactory hallucination powers), the human David Chan, and A.I. Sarah, Model #00-1468. The squads defend the United States against the world's greatest threat: Wolverine. The fact that he becomes a super terrorist (mostly due to a brain injury) doesn't help the world that's struggling to put its mutant bigotry behind. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Earth-92800

Earth-9939 is taken over by Charnel also known as Baron Strucker the Fourth. The only surving heroes include the Avengers and the team Storm is on known as the X-Saviours. See: Death 3 #1

Storm of Earth-987

Earth-987

What if Colossus had never joined the X-Men? Storm and the rest of the X-Men battle Proteus, mostly unsuccessfully, until Soviet super soldiers (including Colossus) join the fight. Other members of the X-Men of this reality include Cyclops, Havok, Nightcrawler, Phoenix, and Wolverine. See: What If vol. 2 #110.

Earth-913

On Earth-913, Storm is sought after as a bride by Arkon in Africa. The All-New, All-Different X-Men (which included Storm) is never formed on Earth-913, so Storm never becomes an X-Man. See: What If vol. 2 #23.

Storm of Earth-904

Earth-904

Instead of leaving with the rest of the X-Men as she did in the Earth-616 continuity, Storm remains in Asgard. Storm and the real Thor (turned into a frog by Loki!) defend Asgard from invading forces of Hela and Karnilla as well as a disguised Loki's machinations. Storm becomes the Goddess of Thunder as well as its queen after Thor opts to give up his right to the throne and remain on Earth. See: What If vol. 2 #12.

Earth-1008

Magneto has entered into an alliance with Deathbird, killing Deathbird's sister Lilandra so Deathbird can become leader of the Shi'ar Empire and, using the might of the Shi'ar military, launches a deadly assault on Professor Xavier and his followers. With his dying thought, Xavier transfers his consciousness into Cerebro as what remains of the X-Men turn to Forge to build a machine that can upgrade their powers to nearly god-like heights. Storm becomes a sentient weather pattern without a physical body. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Storm of Earth-956

Earth-956

The girl Ororo Munroe in Cairo is sought after by both Charles Xavier and Sinister for their respective X-Men teams. The two teams fight over her, but both end up withdrawing without her. See: What If vol. 2 #74.

Earth-46991

Storm, along with Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Earth-22051's Avengers expose a plot by Kang to the Agents of Atlas, helping to defeat Kang. See: Giant-Size Marvel Adventures: Avengers #1.

Storm of Earth-94831

On Earth-94831, visited by Exiles' Weapon X, almost all mutants have been killed by Sentinels. Xavier's school has been destroyed and Magneto sends Asteroid M hurdling toward Earth. Storm has created a haven for mutant and human alike in "Storm City" (what Chicago was renamed to when she started ruling it with the help of Vanisher), having created an impenetrable stormfield around it while Vanisher serves as the only means in and out of the city. Although Exiles' Weapon X is sent to kill the remaining mutants, Hyperion (replacing Storm from Earth-23895 on the team) decides he wants to rule the world, instead; when he finds he can't stop Asteroid M, he starts killing the remaining mutants of this Earth so that Exiles' Weapon X can move on to the next world. Gambit of Exiles' Weapon X, having just lost his Storm, takes up a relationship with this Earth's Storm, who has lost her lover, Gambit of this Earth. But when Hyperion starts killing mutants, this Earth's Storm asks Gambit to kill her rather than be killed by Hyperion; Gambit reluctantly does so. See: Exiles vol. 2 #38-40.

Storm of Earth-1027

Earth-1027

Storm and Thor fall in love. Storm wields the hammer of Tarene as the Goddess of Thunder after an enraged Tarene is killed in a contest for Thor's love. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2001.

Earth-1002

The inhabitants of the Earth are dogs. Storm's a Collie. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Earth-1007

In the year 2004, a pop mandarin named Buzz and a genius chimpanzee named Bubbles attempt to render the world infertile with an invention called a Blank-O-Ray emitter, but instead manage to change the sexes of the X-Men, making the men into women and the women, including Storm, into men. Buzz and Bubbles escape, leaving the X-Men to adjust to their new situation. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Storm of Earth-1031

Earth-1031

In 2006, Apocalypse has captured Professor X and manipulated his powers to unlock the mutancy of every potential mutant on the planet. 220,000 mutants are "born"; Professor X dies. One year later, the X-Men, with some roster additions, struggle to live in this brave new world; Gambit and Rogue are married, Cyclops has a deathwish, and Nightcrawler no longer believes in the church's teachings. Storm, as a member of this team of X-Men, becomes regarded as a terrorist after she flooded Washington, D.C. in response to their mandatory testing of embryos for mutation and abortions of mutant pregnancies. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2001.

Storm of Earth-1033

Earth-1033

When Magneto learns he only has months to live, he and his Brotherhood Of Evil Mutants launch a vicious attack on the X-Men in New York City. After seeing Storm critically injured, Rogue tries to absorb Magneto's powers but it backfires on her, her mind overwhelmed by his personality. Rogue-Magneto finds a deadly plague in the High Evolutionary's compound in the Savage Land and unleashes it on the world, killing millions of non-mutants; countless mutants, including all but three of the X-Men, are rounded up in a desperate attempt by the world's governments to find a cure. The three remaining X-Men, a disfigured Storm among them, battle Rogue-Magneto in the Savage Land. The other two free X-Men are Wolverine and Nightcrawler. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2001.

Earth-1038

Storm is a part of the X-Men, who decide to rename themselves to the Retro-Men due to this world's love for all things retro. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2001.

Earth-1815

On Earth-1815, the U.S. government, aided by Forge, wipes out many super-powered people early on; others are imprisoned then freed by the Exiles (more information needed). See: Exiles #1-2, Exiles Annual #1.

Storm of the Mojoverse

Mojoverse

Earth-2030 

Zombie-Storm of Earth-2149

Earth-2149

On Earth-2149 ( Marvel Zombies), Storm is turned into a zombie as most of the heroes on that world. She is one of the last heroes to turn zombie, however, along with Thor , Dr. Strange, Colossus and Nightcrawler. See: Marvel Zombies: Dead Days, Marvel Zombies #3.

Earth-2301

On Earth-2301 ( Marvel Magnaverse), Storm is a part of a very powerful coven of witches, alongside Amanda Sefton. A power-hungry Amanda summons an electromagnetic demon called Magnus, who destroys the coven with ease. It is only through the combined magical knowledge of Amanda and Ororo that Magnus is sealed away. With her coven destroyed, the mutant Ororo decides to accept Logan's offer to lead the X-Men. Ororo saves Jean Grey from being kidnapped by the Hellfire Club, Storm killing Mystique using a bolt of lightning. This version of the X-Men has no qualms about brutally killing to achieve its goals. She later becomes involved with Forge. See: Marvel Mangaverse: X-Men, Marvel Mangaverse: Eternity Twilight, X-Men: Ronin, New Mangaverse: The Rings of Fate.

Windrider of Earth-5311

Earth-5311

On Earth-5311, in Kitty's Fairy Tale world, Storm is a genie known as Windrider. Though imprisoned in a bottle by the evil Dark Phoenix, she was freed by Colossus. Windrider joined Kitty's party and helped the adventurers defeat the Dark Phoenix. Her powers include the ability to grant wishes. See: Uncanny X-Men #153.

Earth-8280 (Limbo)

Earth-8280

On Earth-8280, Storm is trapped in Otherspace, learned black sorcery from Belasco, and later trains Illyana Rasputin in the white magical arts. She also helps the X-Men from Earth-616 return to their world. She chooses not to kill Belasco when she has the chance so she doesn't become like him. Storm is later killed by Illyana to prevent Belasco from stealing her soul. See: Uncanny X-Men #160 as well as Magik #1-4.

Earth-93246

Cable kills the X-Men, which apparently doesn't include Storm (more information needed). What If vol. 1 #46-47.

Earth-8441

On Earth-8441, T'Challa slays Iron Man, who tried to spread superhuman registration globally (more information needed). See: Black Panther Annual #1.

Storm of Earth-9105

Earth 2532

Born in a world without mutants, Ororo Munroe was brought to the Crystal Palace by Cat Pryde of the Exiles in order to help an injured Brian Braddock. See: X Men: Die By The Sword #3.

Earth-523004

Ororo Monroe is a friend of Charles Xavier's as well as the president of Kenya. See: What If...Magneto & Professor X Had Formed the X-Men Together? (Feb. 2005 Special)

Earth-2988

Wolverine becomes a horseman of Apocalypse. Storm lives (more information needed). See: What If vol. 2 #111.

Phoenix of Earth-9590

What if Storm absorbed the Phoenix instead of Jean Grey? Because Jean Grey is knocked out, Ororo pilots the capsule using her weather powers. However, it doesn't work and all of the X-Men except for Wolverine and "Storm" die in the crash. This Ororo emerges from the wreckage as Stormphoenix, whose power over the various aspects of weather is now absolute and all-inclusive. She decides to rule the Earth as a benevolent dictator, freezing anyone who opposes her into the atmosphere. As she grows more cruel and detached from humanity, a plot emerges among those closest to her to kill her. However, when these people examine the original capsule, they find the real Storm in a healing cocoon. Since she's comatose, Kitty takes over her body to confront Stormphoenix as a fraud. The Phoenix thus decides to leave Earth, but the real Storm dies in the process, the strain of it all having been too much for her weakened body. See: What If vol. 2 #79.

Storm of Earth-23895

Earth-23895

Earth-23895 Storm is a member of Weapon X run by the Timebroker a.k.a. Exiles' Weapon X. Even though she's only 16 years old, she possesses considerable skill in weather manipulation, mystic knowledge and abilities, and she is the ruler of half of Africa. She is slain in Exiles #38 and her body is returned to her home reality by the Exiles, where she is laid to rest as Black Panther and his people look on in Exiles #83. See: Exiles series.

Earth-9684

When Fitzroy kills Bishop, it causes Shard to go on a killing spree against all mutant villains; after killing Magneto, she battles the X-Men. Storm is killed in this battle and, not long after that, humanity decides to follow in Shard's footsteps by hunting down and killing all of mutantkind. What If vol. 2 #84.

Storm of Earth-9997

Earth-9997

On Earth-9997 ( Earth X), Storm is Queen of Wakanda, a refuge for Ani-Men. She is married to Black Panther, now a man-panther hybrid. See: Earth X limited series.

Earth-21993

On Earth-21993, Storm leads a faction of X-Men in their attempt to bring Cable to justice after he's destroyed a good portion of the X-Men. She is killed by Sentinels. See: What If vol. 2 #46-47.

Earth-9811

In the Earth-9811 universe, a divergent reality also known as Earth-Battleworld, Reed Richards is killed by a supervillain and therefore unable to bring the Secret Wars heroes back home to Earth. Eventually, the superheroes and supervillains make peace. Storm has at least two children with Wolverine; their eldest daughter Kendall Logan, codename Torrent, has Storm's weather powers as well as some traits from her father. The heroes' children, form a new Avengers group to combat the son of Dr. Doom and eventually make it back to Earth. There, they battle Sentinels, which have taken over the Earth. See: What If vol. 2 #114.

Storm of Earth-41001

Earth-41001

On Earth-41001, Storm lives with Wolverine in Kenya, where he takes care of her in the Kimanu Highlands in East Africa. She is quadriplegic, unable to move from the neck down, and depends on a life support chair. See: X-Men: The End: Dreamers & Demons #1-2, #5, X-Men: The End Heroes & Martyrs #1-2, X-Men: The End: Men & X-Men # 1-6.

Earth-94040

On Earth-94040, Scott and Jean leave the X-Men, marrying earlier than their Earth-616 counterparts did. A new X-Men team is recruited, including Storm, Aurora, Northstar, Colossus, and Catseye. Professor X accompanies them on their mission to defeat Krakoa, but all are killed; once the Avengers defeat Krakoa, they find the X-Men's bodies and give them a proper burial. See: What If vol. 2 #60.

Earth-88292

Earth-1005

In an alternate future in the year 2035 in New York City, Storm and Gambit have a white-haired daughter named Medea, whose power, the ability to rapid-fire chain lightning, is a combination of her parents'. The new generation faces a renewed hatred for mutantkind when the Morlocks, who have been biding their time, attack the surface world. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Earth-1014

The Sentinels destroy all but seven of the X-Men; Storm is among those who live. Led by Magneto and Cyclops, the magnificent seven X-Men finally bring an end to the Sentinel War. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Earth-1020

In the distant future, the X-Men have become multiple two-member teams designated to protect people and keep the peace in different parts of space. The husband-wife team of Cable and Storm are in charge of protecting Earth’s colonies on Mars, Venus, and the Moon. Storm is now able to control the weather on a planetary scale, so she's been put in charge of controlling the weather patterns on both Mars and Venus, making sure both worlds are suitable for inhabitation. Cable and Storm are known throughout the galaxy for having saved Mars from certain doom at the hands of the Dire Wraiths in the early days of settlement and colonization. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2000.

Earth-1036

Storm is a part of the X-Men, until she is assassinated by Deadpool, who has been hired by Sebastian Shaw to kill the X-Men. See: X-Men Millennial Visions 2001.

Earth-1991

On Earth-1991 a place called Geshem exists. It is a magical place whose capital city has been built upon Geshem's largest magical pool; some inhabitants are able to tap into it and use magic. Storm appears to be one of the magical people, though her Earth-1991 counterpart is called Lady Mistral or Mistress Mistral. At least one inhabitant, called the Mage, is aware of Earth-616's existence, though he calls it Terra. See: Wolverine: Rahne of Terra.

Earth-9140

On Earth-9140, Storm destroys the X-Men instead of turning on Dracula and becomes a true vampire as Wolverine becomes Lord of the Vampires when he slays Dracula. The Punisher, possessed by Dr. Strange, slays Wolverine, Storm, and the other vampiric X-Men. See: What If vol. 2 #24, Quasar #30.

Earth-9250

On Earth-9250, Storm destroys the X-Men instead of turning on Dracula and becomes a true vampire as Wolverine becomes Lord of the Vampires when he slays Dracula. Wolverine kills the Punisher before he can slay Wolverine. See: What If vol. 2 #37-39, Quasar #30.

Earth-9910

On Earth-9910, in an alternate future, the legend of the X-Men does not survive, but the legend of "Oro" does. The descendants of the Morlocks have come to worship the windrider Oro, their goddess. Her symbol was the shape of the tiara Storm is famous for having worn when she was an X-Man in the past. See: Bishop the Last X-Man #7-8, 10-11.

Earth-57780

Storm lives (more information needed). See: Spidey Super Stories #1.

Earth-61029

In an alternate future, Storm marries Forge and lives with him and their two children, Orora and Naze Munroe, in Eagle's Plaza in Dallas, TX. Nimrod comes from the future and kills Storm, demanding that Forge fix him and threatening to kill his children if he doesn't. See: New X-Men #29.

Earth-89112

The X-Men, presumably including Storm, fail to stop the Goblin Queen and S'ym's Inferno plot, causing everyone with evil inclinations to become pure evil. The world is saved when the Phoenix (Rachel Summers) purges the dark magic from the Earth, killing half the population (those who had been corrupted by the magic). With modern society in shambles, the world descends into a more primitive state. See: What If vol. 2 #6.

Earth-98702

The Scarlet Centurion tricks the X-Men, including Storm, into capturing superheroes; this reality was destroyed by Kang's Time Arrow. See: X-Men and Spider-Man: Time's Arrow series.

Earth-105709

Storm, along with the rest of the X-Men, perish on their first mission, one against Krakoa. See: What If vol. 2 #9.

Earth-989112

Storm's powers and memories have been permanently absorbed by Rogue somehow, possibly implying that Storm was once a fellow X-Man but is now dead... she lives on, however, in Ororogue, who joins the Avengers after New York is transformed into a jungle. See: What If vol. 2 #112

What If..!?: Age of Apocalypse

What if Legion had killed Xavier and Magneto? In this version of the Age of Apocalypse, Storm has become one of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse alongside The Incredible Hulk, The Unstoppable Juggernaut, and Namor the Submariner. Storm and the other Horseman carry out a campaign of extermination against the mutants using the Savage Lands as a safe haven. In a battle, Storm unleashes a lightning bolt at Wolverine. See: What if The Age of Apocalypse? (2006 Special).

X-Com

Hailing from an unidentified alternate reality, the Executive Action Committee (better known as X-Com) featured male versions of several X-women, including Storm. X-Com became the bodyguards of Captain Cymru and, as such, battled Captian Britain of Earth-616 on her orders. See: Uncanny X-Men #462.

X-Men #98

In an alternate future, in December 2099, the X-Men have become the X-Alliance, a peace-keeping force with hundreds of members whose base of operations is a planet known simply as X-World. Indeed, the X-Men, having saved the universe on more than one occasion, have ascended to be the heroes of countless billions. Ororo has ascended beyond her mere mortal body, becoming a pure elemental being, with greatly expanded powers. See: X-Men vol. 2 #98.

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