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* CosmicEntity: She has an usually close connection to the Phoenix Force and became powerful enough to barge her way into Asgard with the gods unable to stop her.
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* CosmicEntity: She has an usually unusually close connection to the Phoenix Force and became powerful enough to barge her way into Asgard with the gods unable to stop her. Even a million years after her death, she can force her way out of it to talk to people in a way we usually only see from Jean Grey.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: In the ''Enter the Phoenix'' arc, she claims to be Thor's actual mother, and that Gaia was a necessary guise. Thor [[{{Understatement}} does not take it well]] and Tony (who's had his share of unsettling parental reveals) [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on it]]. It eventually turns out this is because [[spoiler: it was her idea for Gaia and Odin to hook up and eventually conceive Thor, whom she resurrected shortly after birth when Laufey struck a killing blow. Per Gaea, that makes them both his mother.]]
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* LukeIAmYourFather: In the ''Enter the Phoenix'' arc, she claims to be Thor's actual mother, and that Gaia was a necessary guise. Thor [[{{Understatement}} does not take it well]] and Tony (who's had his share of unsettling parental reveals) [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on it]]. It eventually turns out this is because [[spoiler: it was her idea for Gaia and Odin to hook up and eventually conceive Thor, whom she resurrected shortly after birth when Laufey struck a killing blow. Per Gaea, that makes them both his mother.mother - though perhaps godmother is the best analogy.]]
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* NubileSavage: She lived a million years ago as a near feral cavewoman yet was a dead ringer for Jean Grey.
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* NubileSavage: She lived a million years ago as a near feral cavewoman yet was a dead ringer for Jean Grey. To be fair, she was very much ''not'' nubile, being decidedly unkempt and more or less as you'd expect from a feral child until she hosted the Phoenix.
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** She was also, very briefly, this to Thor, which is why she claims she's his mother - she sort of 'rebirthed' him following his murder instants after he was born, and apparently got somewhat attached.
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** She was also, very briefly, this to Thor, which is why she claims she's his mother - [[spoiler: she sort of 'rebirthed' him following his murder instants after he was born, and apparently got somewhat attached.]]
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* ConquerorFromTheFuture: They had fought many, off-screen. That's why they attacked the time-displaced Iron Man. They knew that his armor was from the future (and no, [[ThisIsMyBoomstick they were not amazed by it or by the idea of time-travel]]).
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* ConquerorFromTheFuture: They had fought many, off-screen. That's why they attacked the time-displaced Iron Man. They knew that his armor was from the future (and no, [[ThisIsMyBoomstick they were not amazed by it or by the idea of time-travel]]). It's one of the factors that's left them pretty cynical about the future of the world they're defending.
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* TheLostLenore: His lover Brrk, who died before he obtained the Starbrand powers.
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* TheLostLenore: His lover Brrk, who died before he obtained the Starbrand powers. He's in a state of perpetual anger out of grief, enough to destroy the world if he didn't have monsters and villains to direct it at.
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* BattleCouple: Odin and Lady Phoenix, whose relationship is revealed in ''Enter the Phoenix'' to have eventually resulted in Thor (or so the spirit of Lady Phoenix claims, saying that Gaia was a necessary guise). Thor does not take this well.
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* BattleCouple: Odin and Lady Phoenix, whose relationship is revealed in ''Enter the Phoenix'' to have eventually resulted in Thor (or so the spirit of Lady Phoenix claims, saying that Gaia was a necessary guise). Thor does not take this well.well, and the truth is a touch more complicated. [[spoiler: Gaia was his biological mother, but Lady Phoenix persuaded her to give Odin a chance, and when Laufey killed Thor immediately after birth, she rebirthed him in her flames and got attached. She's sort of his godmother]].
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* LukeIAmYourFather: In the ''Enter the Phoenix'' arc, she claims to be Thor's actual mother, and that Gaia was a necessary guise. Thor [[{{Understatement}} does not take it well]] and Tony (who's had his share of unsettling parental reveals) [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on it]]. It eventually turns out this is because it was her idea for Gaia and Odin to hook up and eventually conceive Thor, whom she resurrected shortly after birth when Laufey struck a killing blow. Per Gaea, that makes them both his mother.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: In the ''Enter the Phoenix'' arc, she claims to be Thor's actual mother, and that Gaia was a necessary guise. Thor [[{{Understatement}} does not take it well]] and Tony (who's had his share of unsettling parental reveals) [[LampshadeHanging hangs a lampshade on it]]. It eventually turns out this is because [[spoiler: it was her idea for Gaia and Odin to hook up and eventually conceive Thor, whom she resurrected shortly after birth when Laufey struck a killing blow. Per Gaea, that makes them both his mother.]]
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* {{Mutant}}: She's the team's token mutant and one of the earliest mutants in Marvel history, predating Selene and Apocalypse by a huge margin.
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* {{Mutant}}: She's the team's token mutant and one of the earliest mutants in Marvel history, predating Selene and Apocalypse by a huge margin.margin - though this is explained in passing during ''Judgment Day'' as a bunch of modern humans having been temporally displaced to the distant past.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She was present for the birth of Thor despite hundreds of thousands of years having passed between 1,000,000 BCE and Thor's birth ~1500 years in the past, implying that she was either alive for all that time or posthumously manifested from the Phoenix Force.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She was present for the birth of Thor despite hundreds of thousands of years having passed between 1,000,000 BCE and Thor's birth ~1500 years or more in the past, past (while Thor's age in the comics is... ambiguous, it was relatively ''much'' more recent), implying that she was either alive for all that time or posthumously manifested from the Phoenix Force.
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The Avengers 1,000,000 BC are a group of superheroes similar to ComicBook/TheAvengers, but in the world OneMillionBC. They were created by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic, and first appeared in ''Marvel Legacy'' #1.
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The Avengers 1,000,000 BC are a group of superheroes similar to ComicBook/TheAvengers, but in the world
