Rogue

   
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BIO:

Rogue has a past that is shrouded in mystery. Her mutant ability to absorb other people's powers and villainous memories first manifested itself when she was a teenager. Raised by her Aunt Carrie after tragedy befell her parents, young Anna Marie ran away from home and was taken in by Mystique and Destiny, whom Rogue came to regard as her surrogate parents. Rogue's mutant power first manifested in her early teens when she kissed Cody Robbins. Her mind filled with his memories, and he fell into a permanent coma. Eventually realizing she could never safely live among normal people, Rogue began participating in her foster mother's criminal endeavors and came to join Mystique's terrorist Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. On her first mission, the inexperienced Rogue clashed with Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers) and permanently absorbed the hero's memories and powers, including super-strength and flight.

Distraught over her lack of control, Rogue turned to her enemies, the X-Men. Convinced of her sincerity, Professor Xavier accepted her onto the team; however, it wasn't until Rogue risked her own life to save Wolverine's fiancee Mariko Yashida that she began to gain her teammates' trust.

Rogue and teammate Gambit fell in love despite her inability to safely touch him. Eventually, he and Rogue formed a splinter group with four other X-Men to search for Destiny's diaries, which predicted the future of mutant kind. During their quest, Rogue and Gambit were rendered powerless, and the pair seized the opportunity to pursue living a normal life together in the mutant-friendly community of Valle Soleada in California. Soon after, they came to the X-Men's aid against the mutant predator Elias Bogan and subsequently rejoined the team. Regaining her power of absorption thanks to the jumpstarting ability of her teammate Sage, Rogue set out on a personal quest to rediscover her past.
 
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FIGHTING GAME ORIGIN:
X-Men Vs. Street Fighter

   
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OTHER APPEARANCES:
Marvel Vs. Capcom (Assist), Marvel Vs. Capcom 2

    
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Page Updated:  Nov. 4th, 2024

Rogue is my favorite female superhero and one of my favorite X-Men. Let me tell you why. She's always had a vivid, memorable personality throughout the comics & TV series. She's super strong and does everything the guys can do. She can fly. The flirts with guys before knocking them out. lol. The list goes on.

It was beyond amazing as a 90's kid to see Rogue's awesome translation into Street Fighter, flawlessly. Rogue was one of the characters that made Capcom's X-Men VS Street Fighter stand out in the fighting genre. Capcom definitely nailed her personality, fighting style, and voice in the game! In retrospect, I'm surprised to see that such a brilliant character only made it to 2 crossover titles! :( Actually shocking, considering how great her 2D sprite was / is. Also the way she absorbs her opponents' powers in XVSF is super clever and innovative in FGs.

I guess Capcom didn't put her in MSH VS SF or MVC1 because it would've taken "too much time & work" for Rogue to use her opponents' powers... (and the way they did in MVC2 was kinda cheap). The case may be the same with MVC3. *sigh* Rogue is just too powerful for some games. That's how great of a character she is. (Random rant: Rogue shouldn't have "lost her powers" in X-Men: The Last Stand. That was just lame... stupid Hollywood.)

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