Rogue (comics)

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Appearances in other media

She was voiced by Lenore Zann in the original animated series X-Men and the Marvel vs. Capcom series.

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Lenore Zann - Animated series - X-Men - Marvel vs. Capcom series

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In the animated series X-Men Evolution, Rogue has been heavily reimagined as a rebellious, yet deeply insecure teenage Goth. Her powers made her cynical and reclusive, but deep inside, she is consumed by the desire to touch the people she loves. She was raised by Mystique and Destiny, but left them when she found out that they only nurtured her as a potential tool for power. In this continuity, she has a heavy crush on Cyclops, although later episodes showed an interest in Gambit. Rogue's power-draining abilities were very strong in this series, nearly killing her at one point, but proving vital in the final episode. She was voiced by Meghan Black.

Related Topics:
X-Men Evolution - Goth - Cyclops - Gambit - Meghan Black

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Rogue was depicted by Anna Paquin in the 2000 film X-Men, the sequel ' 2003, and the third installment X-Men 3 2006.

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Anna Paquin - 2000 - X-Men - 2003 - X-Men 3 - 2006

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In TV and film, because of the unique nature of her powers, Rogue was key to both the plans and the downfall of Magneto (in the X-Men movie) and Apocalypse (in X-Men: Evolution).

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Magneto - Apocalypse

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Rogue has also appeared in many video-game spinoffs. She has appeared in some of the Marvel Vs. Capcom games, as well as ', ', and most recent of all, X-Men Legends and its sequel, '. In X-Men vs. Street Fighter, her ability to steal life force was translated to an ability to steal a move from her opponents. This makes her the only Marvel character to ever use the Shun Goku Satsu(taken by draining Akuma). In Marvel vs. Capcom 2, she instead stole powerups from the characters she drained.

Related Topics:
Marvel Vs. Capcom - X-Men Legends - Shun Goku Satsu - Akuma

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