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+ | '''{{ua2}}''' is the second film from [[Marvel Animation]] and the first direct sequel. It was released on August 8, 2006, just six months after {{ua}}. The short turnaround time allowed for a quicker production. While the first film is a reasonably faithful adaptation of the first ''The Ultimates'' story arc, the sequel is generally original and features the introduction of {{C|Wakanda|ua}} and {{C|Black Panther|ua}} as well as the sacrifice of {{C|Giant Man|ua}} before either happened in the ''Ultimate'' universe. |
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− | '''{{eps|A Rogue's Tale}}''' is the twenty-second episode of {{xm}} and ninth of the [[X-Men Season Two|second season]]. Written by [[Robert N. Skir]] and [[Marty Isenberg]], it originally aired on January 8, 1994. It features the first appearance of [[Ms. Marvel]] outside the [[Marvel Comics|comics]] and is based on ''Uncanny X-Men'' #269, where Ms. Marvel haunts [[Rogue]], and ''Avengers Annual'' #10, where Rogue steals Ms. Marvel's powers. |
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+ | Months after the {{C|Chitauri|ua}} attack on the {{C|Triskelion|ua}}, the {{C|Avengers|ua}} have gone their separate ways. Unable to adjust to modern society, {{C|Captain America|ua}} has become depressed and takes unnecessary risks straining his romantic relationship with {{C|Black Widow|ua}}. {{C|Giant Man|ua}} and {{C|Wasp|ua}} have marital problems as he strains to push his powers past the limit. {{C|Betty Ross|ua}} is unable to see the captured {{C|Bruce Banner|ua}} due to guilt. {{C|Thor|ua}} struggles to disobey the orders of his father {{C|Odin|ua}}. {{C|Iron Man|ua}} takes a trip to Mount Everest with his board of directors. |
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− | On a dark and stormy night, [[Mystique]] wanders into an abandoned building where she meets with [[Mister Sinister]]. Sinister explains that [[Professor X]] is no longer with the [[X-Men]] leaving the team vulnerable so that she can reclaim her "daughter." Later, the [[Brotherhood of Mutants]] members [[Pyro]], [[Avalanche]], and [[Blob]] are attacking a farmers market to bring out the [[X-Men]]. The [[Blackbird]] approaches and Rogue, [[Storm]], [[Cyclops]], and [[Wolverine]] engage them in battle. During the scuffle, Rogue is knocked aside where she is approached by a mysterious woman. Her face triggers visions in Rogue causing her to pass out. |
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+ | However, {{C|Herr Kleiser|ua}} returns and assassinates {{C|T'Chaka|ua}}, king of Wakanda. His son, {{C|T'Challa|ua}}, takes the throne and Black Panther mantle. He seeks the help of Captain America who only confirms that Kleiser cannot be killed. The Avengers sneak into Wakanda where Black Panther takes Captain America into the city. He explains that the Chitauri want an enormous vibranium meteorite located beneath the city and have been bothering the country since {{C|World War II|ua}}. However, the Avengers are discovered by Wakandan warriors who attack. Black Panther stops his people and orders the Avengers gone. A council of elders strip T'Challa of his throne for disobeying their isolationism. |
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− | After some horrific nightmares, Rogue wakes in the [[Xavier Mansion|mansion's]] infirmary. She reveals that Xavier was working on repressing some memories of hers when he disappeared. [[Jean Grey]] ran an image search for the woman and found numerous instances where she appeared, like she wanted to be seen. The images trigger another vision and Rogue flees. She then sees the woman and hears her voice while talking to Wolverine and Cyclops. In her mind, a vision of the woman appears and blames Rogue for her condition, but Rogue doesn't know what she means. The woman briefly takes over her body to attack Jean and Cyclops. When Rogue regains control, a vision of a creature in a black and blue outfit attacks her. She then crashes through the roof and flees to [[New York City]]. |
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+ | After nearly killing the Avengers, the {{C|Chitauri Command Ship|ua|Chitauri's command ship}} encloses the globe in a field and begins an invasion, focusing on Wakanda. Bruce discovers the Chitauri's weakness, gamma radiation, and informs Betty. The Avengers aid Wakanda to stop the siege. Captain America and Black Panther fight Kleiser and trap him forever in vibranium. Giant Man, Thor, and Iron Man attack the command ship. However, Giant Man is fatally injured and dies in his wife's arms. Iron Man nearly dies saving the city when his heart's battery runs out, but is recharged by Thor. T'Challa gets reinstated as king. At Hank's funeral, {{C|Nick Fury|ua}} makes peace with Thor while Steve and Natalia make up. |
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− | Storm follows and tries to comfort her. Rogue leaves her to follow another vision, which leads her to a hospital. Storm trails her but is knocked out by Mystique. Gambit, Cyclops, and Logan arrive the next day but are stopped by the Brotherhood who provide a distraction while Mystique is in the hospital. When Storm wakes, she helps the X-Men stop the Brotherhood. Meanwhile, Mystique transforms into the woman and leads Rogue into the room of a "[[Jane Doe]]," who is the woman from her visions. Mystique wants Rogue to remember what Xavier made her forget and offers her memories to return them. Rogue agrees and absorbs her memories and powers. |
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+ | The movie has received mixed reviews with critics disagreeing on the positives and negatives. Some critics feel it surpassed the original while others feel it is more of a copy and at times worse. Generally, critics agree that it is a good continuation of the characters, but not so much a good movie on its own merits. The increased emphasis on Iron Man and Thor are usually praised. However, the animation and music, while good, have been cited as not very exciting. |
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− | She recalls how when her [[mutant]] powers manifested her father kicked her out of the house. Mystique, in her "Momma" disguise, recruited her into the Brotherhood and taught her how to use her powers. They tried to steal an aircraft but were confronted by Ms. Marvel. Not wanting to be defeated by the superheroine again, Momma revealed Rogue was her secret weapon. Rogue took off in the craft and Ms. Marvel forced her way in. Momma ordered Rogue to absorb the heroine, but some bad reaction occurred and Rogue could not let go. Ms. Marvel was unable to wake and Rogue permanently kept the powers. When Rogue began seeing visions of Ms. Marvel, the Jane Doe, she left the Brotherhood and was met by Xavier who began repressing the Ms. Marvel personality within her since he could not return her to her own body. |
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− | Mystique just wants her "daughter" back but Rogue feels used, with Mystique making her worse than a murderer. Just then, Rogue transforms into Ms. Marvel as that personality takes over. When the other X-Men arrive she grabs Mystique and flies off. Jean uses Cerebro to enter Rogue/Ms. Marvel's mind. Inside, Ms. Marvel battles Rogue for dominance. Ms. Marvel blames Rogue for ripping her from her body and trapping her there. Jean helps Rogue defeat and trap the bitter heroine's personality. In the real world, Rogue tells Mystique once and for all that she is not her daughter. The next day, Rogue visits Ms. Marvel in the hospital and tells the doctors that the woman's name is Carol Danvers. Without realizing it Rogue touches the unconscious woman and when she leaves Carol begins moving. |
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Ultimate Avengers II is the second film from Marvel Animation and the first direct sequel. It was released on August 8, 2006, just six months after Ultimate Avengers. The short turnaround time allowed for a quicker production. While the first film is a reasonably faithful adaptation of the first The Ultimates story arc, the sequel is generally original and features the introduction of Wakanda and Black Panther as well as the sacrifice of Giant Man before either happened in the Ultimate universe. Months after the Chitauri attack on the Triskelion, the Avengers have gone their separate ways. Unable to adjust to modern society, Captain America has become depressed and takes unnecessary risks straining his romantic relationship with Black Widow. Giant Man and Wasp have marital problems as he strains to push his powers past the limit. Betty Ross is unable to see the captured Bruce Banner due to guilt. Thor struggles to disobey the orders of his father Odin. Iron Man takes a trip to Mount Everest with his board of directors. However, Herr Kleiser returns and assassinates T'Chaka, king of Wakanda. His son, T'Challa, takes the throne and Black Panther mantle. He seeks the help of Captain America who only confirms that Kleiser cannot be killed. The Avengers sneak into Wakanda where Black Panther takes Captain America into the city. He explains that the Chitauri want an enormous vibranium meteorite located beneath the city and have been bothering the country since World War II. However, the Avengers are discovered by Wakandan warriors who attack. Black Panther stops his people and orders the Avengers gone. A council of elders strip T'Challa of his throne for disobeying their isolationism. After nearly killing the Avengers, the Chitauri's command ship encloses the globe in a field and begins an invasion, focusing on Wakanda. Bruce discovers the Chitauri's weakness, gamma radiation, and informs Betty. The Avengers aid Wakanda to stop the siege. Captain America and Black Panther fight Kleiser and trap him forever in vibranium. Giant Man, Thor, and Iron Man attack the command ship. However, Giant Man is fatally injured and dies in his wife's arms. Iron Man nearly dies saving the city when his heart's battery runs out, but is recharged by Thor. T'Challa gets reinstated as king. At Hank's funeral, Nick Fury makes peace with Thor while Steve and Natalia make up. The movie has received mixed reviews with critics disagreeing on the positives and negatives. Some critics feel it surpassed the original while others feel it is more of a copy and at times worse. Generally, critics agree that it is a good continuation of the characters, but not so much a good movie on its own merits. The increased emphasis on Iron Man and Thor are usually praised. However, the animation and music, while good, have been cited as not very exciting.
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