Superhuman Strength: Presumably possesses vast superhuman strength, the limits of which aren't known, and she is listed as Class 100.

Immortality (presumably): Rogue is now presumably functionally immortal. Because of the ionic energy that empowers her, she presumably no longer ages and is immune to disease and infection. This same energy presumably sustains Rogue's physical vitality far more efficiently than the biochemical process that sustain ordinary human life. As a result, she presumably no longer requires food, water, or oxygen. What defines us is hope. That's why we don't give up. That's why, no matter the odds... we find a way t' win. — Rogue [src] Original Ms. Marvel Powers: Due to unknown factors, Rogue permanently absorbed superhuman powers from Ms. Marvel. It has been suggested that Ms. Marvel's unique physiology played a role. [13]

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Fans and collectors can display this premium Marvel 6 inch action figure (15 cm) with animation-inspired design and deco in their collections

MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT-INSPIRED DESIGN: This Marvel’s Rogue figure features premium design, detail, and articulation for posing and display in a Marvel collection. Flight: Rogue was capable of propelling herself through the air at tremendous speeds, at just under the speed of sound. [155] Template Recall: ability to recall any powers she had ever absorbed, in addition to the Ms. Marvel powers which always stayed "on." When she first developed this power, Rogue would sometimes randomly sprout claws, steel skin, or even optic blasts. [159] Through meditation she was able to gain a limited amount of control over the templates and kept them from haphazardly manifesting. [160] Sage later accelerated this ability; however, after the battle with Vargas, Rogue's templates apparently were lost. [59] Rogue traveled to Muir Island, where she fell under the control of the Shadow King. As her powers returned, she and the X-Men defeated the Shadow King, and she rejoined the team. [53] During this conflict, she had her first encounter with the new X-Man called Gambit, while they were both under the Shadow King's influence. The uninhibited and corrupting influence of Farouk led to them making out. When the mind control ended, Gambit remembered their encounter, but Rogue did not, leading to an awkward encounter afterwards. [54] Superhuman Reflexes: Rogue reflexes are presumably similarly enhanced and are superior to those of the finest human athletes.Rogue absorbed Wonder Man in Uncanny Avengers #21- 22, retaining his essence until he was finally freed in Uncanny Avengers (Vol. 3) #22- 23, though she continued to retain at least some degree of his powers thereafter. Telepathic Immunity: Rogue possessed a duplicate of Ms. Marvel's psyche, and her "double" consciousness made her resistant to telepathic probes from even the most powerful mind readers. [155]

Rogue was stripped of her powers for a time, as well as the remaining portions of Carol's personality that had haunted her. Rogue ended up powerless in the Savage Land, where she was taken in by Magneto. Rogue ultimately saw through Magneto's noble facade when he killed the high priestess Zaladane, who had amassed an army of Savage Land natives, so she left. [52] Fans can add a fresh version of Marvel’s Rogue to their collections, with a figure featuring 1990’s-style deco inspired by Marvel Studios’ X-Men ‘97. For example, you may see a Thor action figure with the likeness of actor Chris Hemsworth (who is noted for playing the God of Thunder across several live-action movies), but this is contrasted with a comic-accurate Wolverine, outfitted in his signature yellow costume. Hasbro Marvel Legends Helmets This Marvel’s Rogue figure joins your X-Men ’97 animated series collection. Build the team of mutants who use their uncanny gifts to save the world! Additional Marvel Legends action figures each sold separately. Subject to availability.

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Depending on the writer, Rogue's dialogue usually has 'I' replaced with 'Ah' to emphasize her southern accent. This is not the case all the time, however. DISPLAY-WORTHY ARTICULATION: Features fully poseable head, arms, and legs to reimagine scenes inspired by Marvel Studios’ highly anticipated X-Men ’97 series on your shelf The issue in which Rogue joins the X-Men Uncanny X-Men #171 was voted the 49th greatest Marvel Comic of all time. Dazzler joined the X-Men and fought Juggernaut by herself and was defeated. Rogue led her small team of X-Men to rescue Dazzler and defeat Juggernaut. Rogue was forced to confront and cooperate with Dazzler, a one-time adversary who she attempted to kill. [44] Ionic Energy Form: The tissue and bones of her entire body presumably have now been augmented in strength and to a certain extent. She is now composed of organic matter that is permeated with this form of energy. [151]

After the Schism between Wolverine and Cyclops, Rogue had great trouble deciding whether to stay on Utopia or follow Wolverine to Westchester. She went around Utopia getting the opinions of various different people to help her decide, but finally decided to go to Westchester due to her love of helping and teaching the children. She and Magneto agreed to keep in touch as they continued their relationship long distance. [104] Avengers vs. X-Men [ ] Rogue formerly wore a pair of ruby quartz sunglasses to avoid accidentally harming anyone with optic blasts when she absorbed Cyclops' power. [160] Transportation

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One-Time Power Usages: Rogue displayed once the ability to absorb not only the power of the person she was touching, Nightcrawler, but also absorb the ability of the person Nightcrawler was touching, Cyclops. [158]