Legion

Basic Information Full Name: David Charles Haller Aliases/Nicknames: Legion, Numerous alters (each with their own names) Age: Not specified Gender: Male Occupation: Adventurer Affiliation: X-Men, Muir Island X-Men Appearance Height: Not specified Build: Slim Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Black Distinguishing Features: Often has a wild and unkempt hairstyle Background Place of Origin: Israel Family: Charles Xavier (father), Gabrielle Haller (mother) Education: Tutored and cared for on Muir Island History: David Haller is the son of Charles Xavier and Gabrielle Haller. His powers manifested after a traumatic event, which also led to his severe mental illness. Personality Traits: Suffers from dissociative identity disorder, with each personality displaying different powers Likes: Not specified Dislikes: Not specified Strengths: Highly powerful mutant abilities Weaknesses: Mental instability due to his dissociative identity disorder Abilities Skills: Varies among his personalities Powers (if applicable): Reality warping, shapeshifting, levitation/flight, telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation, dimensional travel Equipment/Tools: None typically carried Relationships Allies: X-Men and related characters Enemies: Various adversaries including the Shadow King Romantic Interests: Not specified Mentors: Charles Xavier, Moira MacTaggert Proteges: Not specified Story Arcs Notable Events: His actions inadvertently led to the creation of the “Age of Apocalypse” Character Development: Struggles with his powers and mental health, occasionally finding redemption Challenges/Conflicts: Balancing his immense powers with his mental health issues Quotes Catchphrases: “My name is Legion, for we are many!” Notable Dialogue: Not specified Trivia Interesting Facts: Legion is an Omega Level mutant, one of the most powerful and unstable mutants on Earth Influences: The character explores themes of mental illness and the burden of immense power Cultural Impact: Legion has been featured in various media, including the television series “Legion” Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Legion - 99% probability of victory. Marty’s time-traveling capabilities would not protect him from Legion’s vast psychic powers. Vs Robin Hood: Legion - 98% probability of victory. Robin Hood’s archery skills would be ineffective against Legion’s reality-warping abilities. Vs T-800 Terminator: Legion - 90% probability of victory. Legion’s ability to alter reality could potentially neutralize the T-800’s technological advantages. Vs The Master Chief: Legion - 85% probability of victory. The Master Chief’s combat skills and technology would be challenged by Legion’s unpredictable powers. Vs Wonder Woman: Legion - 55% probability of victory. Legion teleports Wonder Woman into the sun. References First Appearance: New Mutants #25 (March 1985)1 Creators: Chris Claremont (writer), Bill Sienkiewicz (artist)1 Portrayed by: Dan Stevens in the FX television series "Legion"1