Jonathan Hickman is currently blowing minds and reshaping the X-Men withHouse of X andPowers of Ten, and fans are eagerly anticipating his plans for the team subsequently the dual series event is finished shaking things up. We have seen a preview of his newTen-Men serial, which looks to focus heavily on the Summers and Gray related characters like Cyclops and Jean Grayness.

Equally X-fans accept learned over the years, the Summers-Grey bloodline is highly-coveted by Mr. Sinister due to its potential to produce powerful mutants. Scott Summers and Jean Grey may non accept any natural children in the mainstream Curiosity reality/timeline, only at that place have been a number of powerful descendants from alternate timelines and realities that we will be examining today.

10 TYLER DAYSPRING

Tyler Dayspring has a very disruptive lineage, which is to be expected for the son of Cablevision, the time-traveling mutant warrior from the futurity. Cablevision's wife in the future was named Aliya "Jenskot" Dayspring, and she had a son named Tyler. While his real father was never revealed, it was rumored that Tyler was the son of Cable's clone Stryfe, who had raped Aliya while she was his prisoner.

Tyler would besides travel back to the nowadays, eventually condign the villain known equally Genesis. He possessed limited telepathic abilities that allowed him to view other people's memories and project them equally solid holograms. Every bit Genesis, he wore advanced trunk armor based on the designs of Apocalypse, though his armor and abilities failed to save him from a Wolverine's berserker rage.

9 One thousand thousand FROST

Chris Claremont returned to the X-Men to tell an interesting alternate reality tale prepare in a world where the X-Men aged in real-time since their creation in the 60s, pregnant the mod stories would then feature their children and grandchildren.GeNext and the sequelGeNext United introduced a few interesting legacy characters of the X-Men, including Meg Frost/Mind Witch.

Megan Frost-Summers is the oldest child of Scott Summers and Emma Frost in this reality and possesses enhanced telepathic abilities likewise as limited telekinesis that allows her to levitate. Meg's upper power levels haven't actually been reached as she was still a young mutant-in-training, merely the mini-serial revealed she had mastery over many psionic abilities similar her mother.

eight Ruddy SUMMERS

Another possible daughter of Scott Summers and Emma Frost named Crimson Summers first appeared in Peter David'sTen-Factor run and was revealed to be an instrumental function of what was known as the Summers Rebellion, a futuristic event that had been teased in the present past time-travelers for years.

Ruby gained variations of both of her parents' powers, as she is able to shoot black-tinged optic blasts. She is also able to transform her body into a scarlet quartz form, which grants her most-invulnerability and immortality, though information technology'south possible if she reverts to her organic form she would age many years instantaneously.

7 Cablevision

Nathan Summers is the son of Cyclops and a clone of Jean Gray named Madelyne Pryor, who was created by Mr. Sinister later on the "decease" of Grey to create a weapon against Apocalypse. young Nathan was that weapon, but Apocalypse soon infected the young baby with the techno-organic virus, forcing the infant to be taken to the future in gild to survive.

Nathan would grow up in the future just return to the nowadays every bit the man known as Cable, still infected with Apocalypse's T/O virus. Nathan was able to keep the virus at bay due to the incredible levels of telekinetic and telepathic power at his disposal, though the abiding need to fight the T/O virus reduces his active ability levels greatly.

6 RACHEL GREY

Rachel Gray (originally known equally Summers) is the biological daughter of Scott Summers and Jean Grey, however, she comes from a time to come timeline known equally the "Days of Future Past." She was sent back to the present in order to forbid her apocalyptic timeline from existing, which results in her being exiled to the past.

Like her mother and half-blood brother Cable, Rachel is an incredibly powerful telepath and telekinetic, though she lacks the preparation the rest of her family unit has received. Nonetheless, Rachel too has a connectedness to the Phoenix Forcefulness similar many members of her family, which drives her potential power levels up, despite her lack of training.

5 Promise SUMMERS

Hope may not technically be related to the Summers or the Greys by blood, she is still a powerful member of the family. She was the start mutant baby born since Scarlet Witch uttered "No More Mutants" during theFirm of G effect. Hope's life and the future of mutantkind was in danger, so Hope was sent into the hereafter to survive, where she would be raised by Cablevision.

Hope became Cable's adopted daughter, and the two spent years fighting for survival in the future before returning to the present. There Hope's powers manifested, and it was revealed she was able to mimic and enhance other mutant's abilities. She is as well connected to the Phoenix Force, which allows her to draw from the free energy of the cosmic strength.

4 SCOTTY SUMMERS/RAVEN LEBEAU

When the consciousness of Alex Summers was transported into an alternate reality version in theMutant X series, Alex woke up to notice he had a son named Scotty, with that reality's Madelyne Pryor. Scotty was a mutant with incredible psionic powers that allow him to draw on the energy of the astral airplane to dispense both matter and energy.

Havok's Cerebro unit also identified Gambit's adopted daughter Raven LeBeau as an Omega-Level mutant with the potential to be the nearly powerful mutant on the planet, though her powers were never shown. Notwithstanding, information technology was revealed that Raven was actually created by Sinister using the DNA of Alex Summers and Jean Grey, proving the potential ability of the Summers-Greyness genes.

3 DAVID RICHARDS

David Richards hailed from a variation of the "Days of Time to come Past" storyline, though he was first introduced in the pages of the reality-hopping Exiles. He was the son of Rachel Summers and Franklin Richards, who is an Omega-Level mutant and kid of Reed and Sue Richards of the Fantastic Iv.

David was a powerful psionic who was also able to manipulate reality, and he was described as being more powerful than Magneto, Professor Xavier, and the Phoenix Strength combined. His power levels never reached the extreme levels he was prophesized to reach, and his bodily comic feats make him the less powerful of the Hyperstorms.

2 NATE GREY

Nate Grey, also known equally X-Man, has a like origin to Nathan Summers/Cable, though his creation begins in another reality known as the Age of Apocalypse. In this alternating reality, Mr. Sinister was able to genetically combine the Summers and Gray bloodline to create Nate, who he grew to near adulthood in a lab before Nate escaped.

While the AoA was erased (temporarily), Nate Grayness was able to escape to the mainstream universe. His psionic abilities were unhindered past the T/O virus similar his "brother" Cablevision and Nate'due south pure genetic stock (Cable's mother was a clone) allowed for nearly-space levels of power, as seen recently in theAge of 10-Human being storyline, where Nate was able to create an entirely new reality.

1 HYPERSTORM

Jonathan Reed Richard is also the son of Rachel Summers and Franklin Richards, from another variation of the "Days of Hereafter Past" storyline. Jonathan'south incredible psionic powers allowed him to become one with Hyperspace and control the primal forces of reality, making him an incredibly powerful threat that required the intervention of Galactus to defeat.

Both overpowered children prove that while the Summers and Grayness genes are incredibly powerful, that can become a very unsafe combination when combined with Franklin Richards already phenomenal power levels. Of class, growing upward in the "Days of Future Past" reality tin can't assist much either.

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