The Marvel Universe is packed with powerful beings, but mutants stand out because their abilities emerge from their very DNA.

The first Omega-level mutant classified in the X-Men comics was Rachel Summers during the “Days of Future Past” storyline in August 1986. Much like his modern version, Nimrod is the catalyst who ...

What is an "Omega mutant," and what makes them different from regular mutants? Storm, who is about to get her own ongoing series as part of the new X-Men comic relaunch and who just joined the ...

An Omega-level mutant was introduced in Disney+'s latest MCU addition, and here is what you need to know about him.

In a surprising shake-up to X-Men lore, Marvel has redefined the meaning of "Omega level" in regard to mutant powers. The true definition of what an Omega mutant's power entails has varied over the ...

Omega-level mutants are (as the name suggests) extremely powerful mutants. While X-Men ’97 doesn’t really explain the term, Marvel’s X-Men comics canon finally dropped an official definition a few ...

Omega Level Mutants are the most powerful of their kind. The exact criteria have changed since the designation was first introduced in the X-Men comics. However, the idea that Omega Mutants are the ...

The good news is, in terms of raw power, Professor X and Kid Omega are evenly matched. As Xavier explains in a mocking psychic lecture, Omega-Level Mutants are, by definition, evenly matched. However, ...

We then start to fill out the first room, including the Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters' motto with "Mutatis Mutantis." This is a Latin phrase meaning "with necessary changes having been made" ...