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There's more to [[MarvelUniverse [[Franchise/MarvelUniverse the universe]] than we know. There are hundreds, thousands, perhaps infinite versions of reality, each branching off from choices that were made differently, from events that had different outcomes. In one world, a familiar [[ComicBook/IronMan superhero]] became a world-wrecking dictator. In yet another, the man who we've all known as [[TheParagon the champion of superhuman equality]] instead became [[OmnicidalManiac the most feared mutant on the planet]].
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Unlike many popular comics, this series stays surprisingly true to AnyoneCanDie. Much more often than not, a character's death is irreversible. At least in the earlier parts of the series, whenever a character would die, he'd get a replacement, one with a similar class of powers (substituting Sasquatch for [[spoiler:Thunderbird]], for instance). This was balanced by the fact that at least some of the characters got happy endings, either in the form of permanent vacation or being able to go back to their home realities and pick up their lives where they left off.
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Unlike many popular comics, this series stays surprisingly true to AnyoneCanDie. Much more often than not, a character's death is irreversible. At least in the earlier parts of the series, whenever a character would die, he'd get a replacement, one with a similar class of powers (substituting Sasquatch for [[spoiler:Thunderbird]], for instance). This was balanced by the fact that at least some of the characters got happy endings, either in the form of a permanent vacation or being able to go back to their home realities and pick up their lives where they left off.
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Their missions take them across a wide variety of dimensions, some of which are different takes on Creator/MarvelComics' main setting, the Marvel Universe (or Earth-616). In other cases, they visit the nooks and crannies of Marvel's long publishing history, including ComicBook/TheNewUniverse of the 80's, and the 2099 setting (where they even recruit 2099's Spider-Man).
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Their missions take them across a wide variety of dimensions, some of which are different takes on Creator/MarvelComics' main setting, the Marvel Universe (or Earth-616). In other cases, they visit the nooks and crannies of Marvel's long publishing history, including ComicBook/TheNewUniverse of the 80's, TheEighties, and the 2099 setting (where they even recruit 2099's Spider-Man).
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* KillEmAll: The only consistent teammates are [[PopularityPower Blink and Morph]], the rest are either put on a bus or killed off.
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* CheerThemUpWithLaughter: In the 94th issue, Morph has to do this to the Impossible Man, not just to cheer him up, but to break a mind control disc placed on him by The Controller.
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** The team arrives in the middle of Canada, with no idea why they're there. Cue ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk.
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* TemptingFate: Terrax announces there is no mortal mightier than he. Cue [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk the strongest one there is]].
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* TemptingFate: Terrax announces there is no mortal mightier than he. Cue [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk the strongest one there is]].
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* BittersweetEnding: The Iron Dominion arc. Stark's schemes are foiled, and he's murdered by Sue Richards, but most of the Inhumans are dead, having chosen to die rather than be Stark's slaves. Not to mention that Earth is still very badly messed up from all the other crap Stark pulled.
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* BittersweetEnding: Given the nature of the series, this happens quite often.
** The very first arc has the team save the captured mutants and stop the evil Professor X, but in order to do so, Magnus has to sacrifice himself.
** The technovirus arc: The team manages to find a solution to the virus, sending the world down a more positive path. However, at the end, Blink is sent home, thus losing their leader and LoveInterest at the end.
** The Iron Dominion arc. Stark's schemes are foiled, and he's murdered by Sue Richards, but most of the Inhumans are dead, having chosen to die rather than be Stark's slaves. Not to mention that Earth is still very badly messed up from all the other crap Starkpulled.pulled.
** The ending of the first Hyperion fight arc: only 5 of the exiles have managed to escape hyperion. But they defeated him, Morph forgives Mimic, and the remaining members are now closer than ever.
** The very first arc has the team save the captured mutants and stop the evil Professor X, but in order to do so, Magnus has to sacrifice himself.
** The technovirus arc: The team manages to find a solution to the virus, sending the world down a more positive path. However, at the end, Blink is sent home, thus losing their leader and LoveInterest at the end.
** The Iron Dominion arc. Stark's schemes are foiled, and he's murdered by Sue Richards, but most of the Inhumans are dead, having chosen to die rather than be Stark's slaves. Not to mention that Earth is still very badly messed up from all the other crap Stark
** The ending of the first Hyperion fight arc: only 5 of the exiles have managed to escape hyperion. But they defeated him, Morph forgives Mimic, and the remaining members are now closer than ever.
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%%* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler:Mimic]].
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* ShapeshifterShowoffSession: During one plot arc, [[spoiler: Morph ends up [[GrandTheftMe getting taken over]] by Proteus. Overjoyed at finally having a body that can't [[PossessionBurnout burn out]], Proteus immediately shows off his new powers to Morph's horrified team-members by assuming no less than four different forms - including his original human body, Miss Marvel, Jack the Ripper, and a little girl - all while gloating that he can prey on anyone and never be caught. He quickly follows this up by reshaping his body so that Longshot's throwing knives harmlessly pass right through him, then winds himself into a slinky and [[KarmaHoudini bounces off into another dimension]].]]
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* BeachEpisode: In Exiles #100, "Home is Where the Heart is", Blink is sitting on a beach inside the Crystal Palace, having flashback of her past memories, and decades of global wars had been stripping everyone of any decent possibility of pleasure. Then the others kick in when she relaxed.
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* BeachEpisode: In Exiles #100, "Home is Where the Heart is", Blink is sitting on a beach inside the Crystal Palace, having flashback flashbacks of her past memories, and decades of global wars had been stripping everyone of any decent possibility of pleasure. memories. Then the others kick in when she relaxed.interrupt her.
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* DoppelgangerGetsSameSentiment: In their first mission as a team, they nearly failed in their mission because they assumed that the 'teacher' they had to help was the local Charles Xavier, only learning after they released him from prison that this version of Xavier was a villain. This twist led to the team's decision to make Blink- who originated from the ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse reality- to be the team leader, as she would be less likely to fall victim to this as her reality was so distant from the realities of the other members that she would likely have less of an attachment to the counterparts of the heroes-turned-villains they might face.
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** In their first mission as a team, they nearly failed in their mission because they assumed that the 'teacher' they had to help was the local Charles Xavier, only learning after they released him from prison that this version of Xavier was a villain. This twist led to the team's decision to make Blink- who originated from the ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse reality- to be the team leader, as she would be less likely to fall victim to this as her reality was so distant from the realities of the other members that she would likely have less of an attachment to the counterparts of the heroes-turned-villains they mightface.face.
** Works more-or-less in Magik's favor in her first story, where she decides to go kill the Avengers. One of the team is a version of her brother, Piotr, and if there's one thing no version of Colossus can do, it's harm his little snowflake. So he kills his friends instead.
** In their first mission as a team, they nearly failed in their mission because they assumed that the 'teacher' they had to help was the local Charles Xavier, only learning after they released him from prison that this version of Xavier was a villain. This twist led to the team's decision to make Blink- who originated from the ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse reality- to be the team leader, as she would be less likely to fall victim to this as her reality was so distant from the realities of the other members that she would likely have less of an attachment to the counterparts of the heroes-turned-villains they might
** Works more-or-less in Magik's favor in her first story, where she decides to go kill the Avengers. One of the team is a version of her brother, Piotr, and if there's one thing no version of Colossus can do, it's harm his little snowflake. So he kills his friends instead.
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* SnipeHunt: Early on, the team have Sunfire take Morph off underwear shopping, because they want a day at the beach and figure he'll ruin it. It's only after Mariko snaps Morph reveals he knew what they were trying to do, and would've just done something else if she'd asked. So the two spend the day bonding instead.
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Each Exile is an X-man or a "good guy" mutant in his or her reality. The original team was composed of [[AllYourPowersCombined Mimic]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Morph]], [[TheStoic Magnus]], [[BigGuy Thunderbird]], [[DistaffCounterpart Nocturne]], and the Age of Apocalypse's ComicBook/{{Blink}}. They all meet on a desert plain, and [[OmniscientCouncilofVagueness the Timebroker]] appears before them, explaining that the instability in the multiverse has led to all of them suffering a terrible fate -- death or [[AndIMustScream worse]]. To combat this, they've been drafted to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong fix the various problems in each reality]], which will eventually allow them to go home.
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Each Exile is an X-man or a "good guy" mutant in his or her reality. The original team was composed of [[AllYourPowersCombined Mimic]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Morph]], [[TheStoic Magnus]], [[BigGuy Thunderbird]], [[DistaffCounterpart Nocturne]], and the Age of Apocalypse's ComicBook/{{Blink}}.ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse's [[TheLeader Blink]]. They all meet on a desert plain, and [[OmniscientCouncilofVagueness the Timebroker]] appears before them, explaining that the instability in the multiverse has led to all of them suffering a terrible fate -- death or [[AndIMustScream worse]]. To combat this, they've been drafted to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong fix the various problems in each reality]], which will eventually allow them to go home.
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* EvilLearnsOfOutsideContext: A common threat for the [[DimensionalTraveler Exiles team]] (as well as their sinister counterparts, Weapon X) was that a threat or antagonist on their current world would learn about TheMultiverse and then seek to steal or copy their technology to travel other worlds for nefarious purposes. This actually ''did'' happen multiple times. One of the most dangerous examples being [[BewareTheSuperman King Hyperion]], who actually took over the [[GuardianOfTheMultiverse Crystal Palace]] and secretly sent the Exiles on repeated {{Suicide Mission}}s. Another was [[RealityWarper Proteus]], who began dimension-hopping and searching for more powerful hosts using his [[GrandTh
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* DisasterDominoes: Issue 54. All the Tallus tells them is to buy and eat the last cheese danish from a shop, leaving the team very confused. Due to buying the last cheese danish, a man named [[PunnyName Rube Goldberg]] goes berserk and starts shooting up the place and shoot an officer, which in turn lead to Daredevil going in to stop him...and not keep watch over the MadScientist who releases weather controlling nanospores, and when Thor tried to destroy them, caused them to spread all across the world, blackening the skies. This caused the invading Deathbird [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere to decide to abort the invasion.]]
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Unlike many popular comics, this series stays surprisingly true to AnyoneCanDie. Much more often than not, a character's death is irreversible, and some of the partings are [[TearJerker especially moving]]. At least in the earlier parts of the series, whenever a character would die, he'd get a replacement, one with a similar class of powers (substituting Sasquatch for [[spoiler:Thunderbird]], for instance). This was balanced by the fact that at least some of the characters got happy endings, either in the form of permanent vacation or being able to go back to their home realities and pick up their lives where they left off.
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Unlike many popular comics, this series stays surprisingly true to AnyoneCanDie. Much more often than not, a character's death is irreversible, and some of the partings are [[TearJerker especially moving]].irreversible. At least in the earlier parts of the series, whenever a character would die, he'd get a replacement, one with a similar class of powers (substituting Sasquatch for [[spoiler:Thunderbird]], for instance). This was balanced by the fact that at least some of the characters got happy endings, either in the form of permanent vacation or being able to go back to their home realities and pick up their lives where they left off.
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* CallingYourNausea: From ''#5: Up North And In The Green Part 1'', remarking on a bit of TeleportationSickness possibly not being as bad as usual and therefore possibly not vomiting:
->'''Morph:''' That was one of the ''smoothest'' planet hops yet! Very low nausea quotient. I might only gag as opposed to doing the full technicolor yawn.
->'''Morph:''' That was one of the ''smoothest'' planet hops yet! Very low nausea quotient. I might only gag as opposed to doing the full technicolor yawn.
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* HeroicCripple: There are at least two versions of Emma Frost encountered who are genuinely good. The second even formed the X-Men in her reality.
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* CrapsackWorld: Several of the realities the teams visit suck. Whether the team's mission involves making that better or worse tends to vary.
** The first world they're sent to went on a zero-tolerance policy against all superbeings decades ago.
** One is a variant of ''Days of Future Past''.
** The Lizard America reality, where thanks to Doc Conners deciding to turn other people into lizards, near all of the Northern American east coast has been overrun by savage lizard-people.
** The world of "Iron Dominion'', thanks to that world's Iron Man manipulating everyone and everything so he can rule the place. Most of the world is a wreck, either culturally or environmentally, between two super-human wars, a plague Tony engineered, and a few artificially designed natural disasters.
** The first world they're sent to went on a zero-tolerance policy against all superbeings decades ago.
** One is a variant of ''Days of Future Past''.
** The Lizard America reality, where thanks to Doc Conners deciding to turn other people into lizards, near all of the Northern American east coast has been overrun by savage lizard-people.
** The world of "Iron Dominion'', thanks to that world's Iron Man manipulating everyone and everything so he can rule the place. Most of the world is a wreck, either culturally or environmentally, between two super-human wars, a plague Tony engineered, and a few artificially designed natural disasters.
* ExplosiveBreeder: How the lizard people got so out of control. Turns out lizard people lay lots of eggs, so within a few years...
* HeroicCripple: There are at least two versions of Emma Frost encountered who are genuinely good. The second even formed the X-Men in her reality.
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* MythologyGag: During the "World Tour" arc, Proteus' introduction to the future of 2099 is taken from the issue of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' where a version of Justice was brought in (since Proteus is at that point occupying a version of Justice's body).
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** In the second reality, Jean Grey hasn't been replaced by the Phoenix. This was Claremont's original intention with ''The Dark Phoenix Saga'', before the various retcons snuck in.
** During the "World Tour" arc, Proteus' introduction to the future of 2099 is taken from the issue of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' where a version of Justice was brought in (since Proteus is at that point occupying a version of Justice's body).
** In the second reality, Jean Grey hasn't been replaced by the Phoenix. This was Claremont's original intention with ''The Dark Phoenix Saga'', before the various retcons snuck in.
** During the "World Tour" arc, Proteus' introduction to the future of 2099 is taken from the issue of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' where a version of Justice was brought in (since Proteus is at that point occupying a version of Justice's body).
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* NoodleIncident: The week spent with the Moose Men. The narration says [[DontAsk not to ask]]. From what we can see, it was incredibly boring.
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** Many of the team's missions, which are only recounted in passing.
** The week spent with the Moose Men. The narration says [[DontAsk not to ask]]. From what we can see, it was incredibly boring.
** Many of the team's missions, which are only recounted in passing.
** The week spent with the Moose Men. The narration says [[DontAsk not to ask]]. From what we can see, it was incredibly boring.
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* YouDidntAsk: Immediately after joining the team, Power Princess grumbles about the bright lighting of the Crystal Palace, and yells at the Timebreakers to do something about it. They do so, and Heather yells at them for not telling her they could've done this at any time. They retort that she didn't ask.
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In 2018, ''Exiles'' was relaunched with a new team and concept. Written by Creator/SaladinAhmed (''ComicBook/BlackBolt'') with art by Javier Rodriguez (''ComicBook/SpiderWoman''), the series follows the Unseen (a.k.a. the original ComicBook/NickFury) leading a team comprised of popular mainstay Blink, [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers Iron Lad]], an older version of [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] from a {{bad future}}, the chibi-fied Wolverine from X-Babies, and a version of ComicBook/{{Valkyrie|Marvel Comics}} inspired by Creator/TessaThompson's portrayal of the character in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse.
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In 2018, ''Exiles'' was relaunched with a new team and concept. Written by Creator/SaladinAhmed (''ComicBook/BlackBolt'') with art by Javier Rodriguez (''ComicBook/SpiderWoman''), the Tropes for that series follows the Unseen (a.k.a. the original ComicBook/NickFury) leading a team comprised of popular mainstay Blink, [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers Iron Lad]], an older version of [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] from a {{bad future}}, the chibi-fied Wolverine from X-Babies, and a version of ComicBook/{{Valkyrie|Marvel Comics}} inspired by Creator/TessaThompson's portrayal of the character in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse.
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* BadFuture: In ''Exiles #12'' (2018), the rogue Watchers trap the teammates in their own individual darkest timelines.
** T'challa is sent to a timeline where Wakanda was conquered by Ulysses Klaw, among the victims being the Dora Milaje and T'challa's sister Shuri.
** Captain Peggy Carter's bad timeline is one where Baron Zemo defeats her and uses her blood to create an army of Nazi supersoldiers, easily conquering the world.
** Becky Barnes is trapped in a timeline where she never got in the Army, and is a meek closeted housewife to an abusive husband.
** Valkyrie's bad future is Ragnarok, where Surtur arrives, overpowers all of Asgard's forces, and kills everyone in the realm.
** Blink is sent back to the Age of Apocalypse timeline from which she came.
** Iron Lad is sent to the future where he becomes Kang the Conqueror. [[spoiler:And to rescue his teammates, he's forced to remain trapped in that timeline forever.]]
** [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Wolvie's darkest timeline]] [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DxscLbIVsAANfa2.jpg is literally just]] the 90s ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' cartoon, which he finds too violent and intense for a child like him. At least he likes [[EarWorm the theme song]], though.
** T'challa is sent to a timeline where Wakanda was conquered by Ulysses Klaw, among the victims being the Dora Milaje and T'challa's sister Shuri.
** Captain Peggy Carter's bad timeline is one where Baron Zemo defeats her and uses her blood to create an army of Nazi supersoldiers, easily conquering the world.
** Becky Barnes is trapped in a timeline where she never got in the Army, and is a meek closeted housewife to an abusive husband.
** Valkyrie's bad future is Ragnarok, where Surtur arrives, overpowers all of Asgard's forces, and kills everyone in the realm.
** Blink is sent back to the Age of Apocalypse timeline from which she came.
** Iron Lad is sent to the future where he becomes Kang the Conqueror. [[spoiler:And to rescue his teammates, he's forced to remain trapped in that timeline forever.]]
** [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Wolvie's darkest timeline]] [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DxscLbIVsAANfa2.jpg is literally just]] the 90s ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' cartoon, which he finds too violent and intense for a child like him. At least he likes [[EarWorm the theme song]], though.
* BrickJoke: In issue 4, Mimic mentions that during the time the ''Dark Phoenix Saga'' was taking place on his Earth, he was with the Champions (and doesn't think highly of his time there due to an awful costume). Later on in the issue, Wolverine mistakes him for his counterpart, and asks about the Champions, and what's up with Mimic's new costume.
* {{Crossover}}: ''X-Men: Die by the Sword'', a crossover with the just-ended ''New Excalibur'', taking place between issues 99 and 100, wrapping up a few plot threads from the prior series.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: The Time-Eater has the power of many Galactuses and he has already devoured several multiverses in his bid to become God. Blink gives him a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, by finding an army of alternate Blinks and various friends she met and having all these individuals gang up on the Time-Eater. The Exiles actually had a harder time fighting the Juggernautical in a prior issue.
* DramaticIrony: In the last issue before Claremont took over, the issue alternates between the team's monitoring Thunderbird in his coma, and what he's dreaming of. They assume he's suffering nightmares, but he's actually dreaming about the team celebrating the birth of Nocturne's baby.
* FantasticRacism: In the first reality the team visits, humanity long ago developed a complete zero-tolerance policy to any and all superpowered beings and locked them all up.
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* HijackingCthulhu: In the 2018 series, [[spoiler: Kang is the BigBad as the Time-Eater, a being capable of consuming whole timelines, by cannibalizing power from Galactus, probably multiple parallel versions.]]
* {{Irony}}: The Terrax of Skrull-Earth is done in by the very people he's helped free.
* PlanetOfHats: One reality the team visits is one where everyone's a Hulk.
* TheQuisling: In the first reality the team visits, Forge helped the government imprison all superhumans. Everyone is pissed because despite their different realities, he was an ally in theirs.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: The Exiles and one reality's Doctor Doom, who is typically Doom-y about needing help when Namor invades Latveria.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The V-Locks started when Doug Ramsey of the New Mutants caught the Legacy Virus. Warlock tried to save his best friend by merging with him. Unfortunately, the virus and Warlock's technarx biology made a ''very'' bad mix...
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* TheWorfEffect: The Time-Eater has killed Galactus on many different alternate realities and stole his powers, which he then uses to consume whole multiverses. A being like that, you'd think would be highly invulnerable, but that's not the case and he gets the crap kicked out of him by an army of Blinks and some friends.
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* BaitAndSwitch: On first appearance, Weapon X looks like it's that reality's version of the Weapon X program. It's not until the next issue reveals they're actually another team of reality jumpers like the Exiles.
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* BeachEpisode: In Exiles #100, "Home is Where the Heart is", Clarice Ferguson was sitting at a beach inside the Crystal Palace and was having flashback of her past memories, and decades of global wars had been stripping everyone of any decent possibility of pleasure. Then the others kicked in when she relaxed.
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* BeachEpisode: In Exiles #100, "Home is Where the Heart is", Clarice Ferguson was Blink is sitting at on a beach inside the Crystal Palace and was Palace, having flashback of her past memories, and decades of global wars had been stripping everyone of any decent possibility of pleasure. Then the others kicked kick in when she relaxed.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Inflicted on Blink, Longshot and Spider-Man 2099 in one of Claremont's stories, by a Hand-Hydra team-up.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Inflicted on Blink, Longshot and Spider-Man 2099 in one of Claremont's stories, first story, by a Hand-Hydra team-up.team-up. Fortunately, Longshot's luck powers mean it doesn't work on him for long.
* TheBusCameBack: The World Tour arc is a showing of old Marvel continuities which hadn't been major focuses in a while - The New Universe, 2099, the Squadron Supreme, Future Imperfect, and the Counter-Earth of ''Heroes Reborn''.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: The Squadron Supreme, last seen in their own one-shot vowing to fight the world dictatorship that had taken over the world in their absence, finally get a chance to depose them, with a little help from the Exiles.
* GenderBender: On occasion, alternate reality versions of some characters are a different gender. There are at least two Icewomen encountered in the series.
* GreatOffscreenWar: The world of the Iron Dominion had one between mutantkind and everyone else, ending with a lot of folk dead on both sides, and Iron Man a hero for killing Magneto, even though he'd given Mags the idea in the first place.
* GreatOffscreenWar: The world of the Iron Dominion had one between mutantkind and everyone else, ending with a lot of folk dead on both sides, and Iron Man a hero for killing Magneto, even though he'd given Mags the idea in the first place.
* IDieFree: The Inhumans of the Iron Dominion world commit mass suicide rather than let Iron Man take them.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: One of the things Proteus does while visiting Counter-Earth is murder Dorma, who'd been planning on nuking Attilan and enslaving the survivors. No-one's particularly upset about it.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: As is ''always'' the case, when the team runs into the Squadron Supreme, they've been duped ([[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter by Proteus]]) into thinking the Exiles are up to no good.
* MythologyGag: During the "World Tour" arc, Proteus' introduction to the future of 2099 is taken from the issue of ''ComicBook/SpiderMan2099'' where a version of Justice was brought in (since Proteus is at that point occupying a version of Justice's body).
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-->'''Morph''': (In the shape of a [[VisualPun chicken]]) "HULK! IT'S THE &%*@#$ HULK! RUN! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!"
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-->'''Morph''': (In ''(In the shape of a [[VisualPun chicken]]) "HULK! chicken]])'' HULK! IT'S THE &%*@#$ HULK! RUN! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!"LIVES!
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** Hyperion has this reaction after he's beaten everyone and is gloating over his victory...until Beak comes back through the portal with ''two'' Hyperions from alternate realities. They explain that Beak is now their new best friend, and he's told them there's an ass that needs kicking.
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** Hyperion has this reaction after he's beaten everyone and is gloating over his victory... until Beak comes back through the portal with ''two'' Hyperions from alternate realities. They explain that Beak is now their new best friend, and he's told them there's an ass that needs kicking.
* PartyScattering: Happens during Claremont's run when the team is on an alternate Earth when it blows up. They get jumbled across multiple realities, some meeting new team members.
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:Blink, Nocturne, Sasquatch, Spider-Man and Thunderbird]] all left the team towards the end of the first series to settle down either for a vacation or for good.
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* PutOnABus: PutOnABus:
** Blink is shoved onto a bus at the end of the V-Locks arc, with barely a chance to say goodbye.
** The team is told to leave Nocturne behind on Earth-616.
** Power Princess leaves the team shortly after Claremont's run starts, despite the whole point of her joining was to supposedly keep an eye on the team.
** [[spoiler:Blink, Nocturne, Sasquatch, Spider-Man and Thunderbird]] allleft leave the team towards the end of the first series to settle down either for a vacation or for good.good.
** Longshot leaves after the crossover ''Die by the Sword'', where he reunites with Dazzler.
** Blink is shoved onto a bus at the end of the V-Locks arc, with barely a chance to say goodbye.
** The team is told to leave Nocturne behind on Earth-616.
** Power Princess leaves the team shortly after Claremont's run starts, despite the whole point of her joining was to supposedly keep an eye on the team.
** [[spoiler:Blink, Nocturne, Sasquatch, Spider-Man and Thunderbird]] all
** Longshot leaves after the crossover ''Die by the Sword'', where he reunites with Dazzler.
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* RetCon: The crystal palace, according to Jeff Parker, is an [[{{CanonDiscontinuity}} evolved, sentient Kang the Conqueror]].
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* RetCon: The crystal palace, according to Jeff Parker, is an [[{{CanonDiscontinuity}} evolved, sentient Kang the Conqueror]].Conqueror.
* RightBehindMe: In issue #5, Morph begins to complain about monitor duty, Canada, and Wolverine especially. He notices Nocturne's panicked expression.
-->'''Morph:''' He's standing right behind me, isn't he?
-->'''Wolverine:''' He's standing right behind you.
-->'''Morph:''' He's standing right behind me, isn't he?
-->'''Wolverine:''' He's standing right behind you.
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: An entire planet's worth of Skrulls up and abandon the Earth they've ruled for a hundred years the minute they see Galactus coming.
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* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: ScrewThisImOutOfHere:
** An entire planet's worth of Skrulls up and abandon the Earth they've ruled for a hundred years the minute they see Galactuscoming.coming.
** After seeing the team apparently go down with an alternate Earth, Heather gets drunk for a long while, then packs up and goes home.
** An entire planet's worth of Skrulls up and abandon the Earth they've ruled for a hundred years the minute they see Galactus
** After seeing the team apparently go down with an alternate Earth, Heather gets drunk for a long while, then packs up and goes home.
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%%* ShootTheDog: Weapon X's stock in trade.
* ShoutOut: The Monster World arc, one long love letter to {{Kaiju}} films and ''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
* ShoutOut: The Monster World arc, one long love letter to {{Kaiju}} films and ''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
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** The Monster World arc, one long love letter to {{Kaiju}} films and
** On Proteus' arrival in 2099, he remarks "the future looks like a crap episode of ''Series/DoctorWho''.
** When the Exiles and Squadron Supreme confront Earth-712's dictators. Morph can be seen having turned into [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} a ginger man holding a sign saying "the end is nigh"]]. The original ''Squadron Supreme'' maxiseries was, along with ''Watchmen'', an early deconstruction of superheroes.
** Seeing the world of ''Future Imperfect'', Proteus starts comparing it to ''Mad Max''.
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%%* WouldHurtAChild: Weapon X.
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* ShoutOut: The Monster World arc, one long love letter to {{Kaiju}} films and ''SuperSentai''.
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* ShoutOut: The Monster World arc, one long love letter to {{Kaiju}} films and ''SuperSentai''.''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
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** [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Wolvie's darkest timeline]] is literally just the 90s ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' cartoon, which he finds too violent and intense for a child like him. At least he likes [[EarWorm the theme song]], though.
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** [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Wolvie's darkest timeline]] [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DxscLbIVsAANfa2.jpg is literally just just]] the 90s ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' cartoon, which he finds too violent and intense for a child like him. At least he likes [[EarWorm the theme song]], though.
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** T'challa is sent to a timeline where Wakanda was conquered by Ulysses Klaw, Klaw's forces killing the Dora Milaje and T'challa's sister Shuri.
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** T'challa is sent to a timeline where Wakanda was conquered by Ulysses Klaw, Klaw's forces killing among the victims being the Dora Milaje and T'challa's sister Shuri.
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* BadFuture: In ''Exiles #12'' (2018), the rogue Watchers trap the teammates in their own individual darkest timelines.
** T'challa is sent to a timeline where Wakanda was conquered by Ulysses Klaw, Klaw's forces killing the Dora Milaje and T'challa's sister Shuri.
** Captain Peggy Carter's bad timeline is one where Baron Zemo defeats her and uses her blood to create an army of Nazi supersoldiers, easily conquering the world.
** Becky Barnes is trapped in a timeline where she never got in the Army, and is a meek closeted housewife to an abusive husband.
** Valkyrie's bad future is Ragnarok, where Surtur arrives, overpowers all of Asgard's forces, and kills everyone in the realm.
** Blink is sent back to the Age of Apocalypse timeline from which she came.
** Iron Lad is sent to the future where he becomes Kang the Conqueror. [[spoiler:And to rescue his teammates, he's forced to remain trapped in that timeline forever.]]
** [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Wolvie's darkest timeline]] is literally just the 90s ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' cartoon, which he finds too violent and intense for a child like him. At least he likes [[EarWorm the theme song]], though.
** T'challa is sent to a timeline where Wakanda was conquered by Ulysses Klaw, Klaw's forces killing the Dora Milaje and T'challa's sister Shuri.
** Captain Peggy Carter's bad timeline is one where Baron Zemo defeats her and uses her blood to create an army of Nazi supersoldiers, easily conquering the world.
** Becky Barnes is trapped in a timeline where she never got in the Army, and is a meek closeted housewife to an abusive husband.
** Valkyrie's bad future is Ragnarok, where Surtur arrives, overpowers all of Asgard's forces, and kills everyone in the realm.
** Blink is sent back to the Age of Apocalypse timeline from which she came.
** Iron Lad is sent to the future where he becomes Kang the Conqueror. [[spoiler:And to rescue his teammates, he's forced to remain trapped in that timeline forever.]]
** [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Wolvie's darkest timeline]] is literally just the 90s ''WesternAnimation/XMen'' cartoon, which he finds too violent and intense for a child like him. At least he likes [[EarWorm the theme song]], though.
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* DoppelgangerGetsSameSentiment: In their first mission as a team, they nearly failed in their mission because they assumed that the 'teacher' they had to help was the local Charles Xavier, only learning after they released him from prison that this version of Xavier was a villain. This twist led to the team's decision to make Blink- who originated from the ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse reality- to be the team leader, as she would be less likely to fall victim to this as her reality was so distant from the realities of the other members that she would likely have less of an attachment to the counterparts of the heroes-turned-villains they might face.
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In 2018, ''Exiles'' was relaunched with a new team and concept. Written by Saladin Ahmed (''ComicBook/BlackBolt'') with art by Javier Rodriguez (''ComicBook/SpiderWoman''), the series follows the Unseen (a.k.a. the original ComicBook/NickFury) leading a team comprised of popular mainstay Blink, [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers Iron Lad]], an older version of [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] from a {{bad future}}, the chibi-fied Wolverine from X-Babies, and a version of ComicBook/{{Valkyrie|Marvel Comics}} inspired by Creator/TessaThompson's portrayal of the character in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse.
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In 2018, ''Exiles'' was relaunched with a new team and concept. Written by Saladin Ahmed Creator/SaladinAhmed (''ComicBook/BlackBolt'') with art by Javier Rodriguez (''ComicBook/SpiderWoman''), the series follows the Unseen (a.k.a. the original ComicBook/NickFury) leading a team comprised of popular mainstay Blink, [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers Iron Lad]], an older version of [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] from a {{bad future}}, the chibi-fied Wolverine from X-Babies, and a version of ComicBook/{{Valkyrie|Marvel Comics}} inspired by Creator/TessaThompson's portrayal of the character in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse.
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* TheWorfEffect: The Time-Eater has killed Galactus on many different alternate realities and stole his powers, which he then uses to consume whole multiverses. A being like that, you'd think would be highly invulnerable, but that's not the case and he gets the crap kicked out of him by an army of Blinks and some friends.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: The Time-Eater has the power of many Galactuses and he has already devoured several multiverses in his bid to become God. Blink gives him a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, by finding an army of alternate Blinks and various friends she met and having all these individuals gang up on the Time-Eater. The Exiles actually had a harder time fighting the Juggernautical in a prior issue.
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* HijackingCthulhu: In the 2018 series, [[spoiler: Kang is the BigBad as the Time-Eater, a being capable of consuming whole timelines, by cannibalizing power from Galactus, probably multiple parallel versions.]]
