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* CListFodder: [[spoiler: Most of the characters killed off in ''Death of the Inhumans'' fit this, with the majority of the deaths being characters like the Universal Inhumans from Creator/JonathanHickman's ''Fantastic Four'' run and the recent [=Nuhuman=]s from Charles Soule's work. The only actual deaths among the royal family were Maximus and Triton, and even the latter has historically been considered the least popular member of the core Inhumans. The end result makes it seem like the purpose of the story was to get rid of the extraneous Nuhumans who'd failed to catch on more than anything.]]


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* PlotArmor: Despite ''Death of the Inhumans'' revolving around the Kree setting out massacre the Inhuman race, the most popular new Inhumans like Ms. Marvel and Moon Girl conveniently don't appear.

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* ThePurge: The original Kree program fell victim to one, when the Supreme Intelligence got spooked. It ordered the Accusers to destroy all the evidence, including the species that had been experimented on. Only the fact the scientists hadn't given it all the information saved the Universal Inhumans.

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The original Kree program fell victim to one, when the Supreme Intelligence got spooked. It ordered the Accusers to destroy all the evidence, including the species that had been experimented on. Only the fact the scientists hadn't given it all the information saved the Universal Inhumans.Inhumans.
** The Kree decided to do this again in ''Death of the Inhumans''. The end result saw the Nuhumans being mostly eradicated.
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After ''Inhumans Vs. X-Men'', the Inhumans split up again, with Medusa relinquishing the throne and setting off into space to try and find a way to replenish the Inhumans' Terrigenesis stock, in ''ComicBook/{{Royals}}''. Meanwhile, Black Bolt got his own ongoing series.

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After ''Inhumans Vs. X-Men'', the Inhumans split up again, with Medusa relinquishing the throne and setting off into space to try and find a way to replenish the Inhumans' Terrigenesis stock, in ''ComicBook/{{Royals}}''. Meanwhile, Black Bolt got his own ongoing series.
series. Both were eventually cancelled, and everything was streamlined into a single Inhuman miniseries, ''Death of the Inhumans'', which launched as part of the ComicBook/MarvelAFreshStart initiative.
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*** Actually, Mutants are NotSoDifferent in that regard: they are a result of ancient experimentation on humans by [[SufficientlyAdvancedAliens Celestials]].
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trope renamed because of confusion and misuse; it's not just "a kingdom"


The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is ComicBook/BlackBolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, ComicBook/{{Medusa}}, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/XMen's foe ComicBook/{{Magneto}}.

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The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] monarchy whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is ComicBook/BlackBolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, ComicBook/{{Medusa}}, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/XMen's foe ComicBook/{{Magneto}}.

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** Also, whilst the Mutants are a natural (if unstable) evolution of humanity, the Inhumans are an aberration, being the result of ancient experimentation on humans by Kree scientists.



* {{Ultraterrestrials}}: The Earth-based Inhumans, though they don't live on Earth anymore.

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* {{Ultraterrestrials}}: The Earth-based This was the original hat of the Inhumans, though being a genetically-engineered subrace of humanity that, after being created and then abandoned by aliens, created a hidden bastion to live in so they don't live could exist separately to their non-modified human nature. This was later downplayed with, among other things, the reveal of Inhuman populations on other planets and the Earth anymore.Inhumans leaving Earth for space at various points.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A number of people (including Creator/ChrisClaremont) have pointed out that the concept of the hybrid Inhumans from ''Infinity'' seems ''very'' similar to the existing concept of {{Mutants}}. It has been speculated that this is being done for the sake of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, which [[ExiledFromContinuity can't use mutants]] since the Film/XMen's film rights are owned by [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]].

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A number of people (including Creator/ChrisClaremont) have pointed out that the concept of the hybrid Inhumans from ''Infinity'' seems ''very'' similar to the existing concept of {{Mutants}}. It has been speculated that this is being done for the sake of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, which [[ExiledFromContinuity can't use mutants]] since the Film/XMen's [[Film/XMenFilmSeries X-Men]]'s film rights are owned by [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]].
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Other Royal family members include Karnak, a martial artist; Triton, a [[FishPerson fish-man]]; and the satyr-like Gorgon, who can stomp really, really hard. They also have Lockjaw, [[{{Pun}} a bulldog the size of a bull]] who has {{teleportation}} powers and who may or may not be of human intelligence.

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Other Royal family members include Karnak, ComicBook/{{Karnak}}, a martial artist; Triton, a [[FishPerson fish-man]]; and the satyr-like Gorgon, who can stomp really, really hard. They also have Lockjaw, [[{{Pun}} a bulldog the size of a bull]] who has {{teleportation}} powers and who may or may not be of human intelligence.
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I apologise if I'm misunderstanding the trope but considering Medusa is simply Medusa as are the other Inhumans isn't more likly that Black Bolt is basically a nickname or at the very least a shorter way of saying his full name.


* StevenUlyssesPerhero: Black Bolt's full name is '''Black'''agar '''Bolt'''agon.
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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: The Inhumans prize unique appearances and abilities. When one girl gets nothing but a slightly lengthened right hand, she disappoints her family and is ostracized by her friends. Another Inhuman who wound up with the power to change people's skin color was ostracized by his parents and ended up living in Attilan's poor Darkward district.

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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: The Inhumans prize unique appearances and abilities. When one girl gets nothing but a slightly lengthened right hand, she disappoints her family and is ostracized by her friends. Another Inhuman who wound up with the power to change people's skin color was ostracized by his parents and ended up living in Attilan's poor Darkward district. In his case, it is somewhat subverted, as he becomes a sought-after tattoo artist, since his tattoos are painless and he's quite skilled at designing them.
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* BadassNormal: Karnak never underwent the Terrigenesis process. After those in charge saw how drastic his brother Triton's mutation was, they didn't want to risk it a second time. Instead, he was trained in Inhuman martial arts and uses his high intellect to find the weak points in people and objects. Many people who don't know better assume this is a superpower from the Mists. Althought it should be noted that Karnak is still an Inhuman and has natural abilities such as being slightly stronger than humans or [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace being able to survive on the Moon unaided]], so he could be considered a borderline case.

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* BadassNormal: Karnak never underwent the Terrigenesis process. After those in charge saw how drastic his brother Triton's mutation was, they didn't want to risk it a second time. Instead, he was trained in Inhuman martial arts and uses his high intellect to find the weak points in people and objects. Many people who don't know better assume this is a superpower from the Mists. Althought it should be noted that Karnak is still an Inhuman and has natural abilities such as being slightly stronger than humans or [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace being able to survive (the average Inhuman has agility, reflexes, strength and stamina on the Moon unaided]], a par with peak-human Captain America), so he could be considered a borderline case.
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* BlessedWithSuck: Black Bolt (only about his voice powers, however). DependingOnTheWriter, Lockjaw can be a more straight-up example, being an Inhuman that emerged from Terrigenesis with teleportation powers, but who looks like a giant dog and is of somewhat vaguely-defined intelligence. (More often, however, he looks like a dog and has limited intelligence because he's a dog.)

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* BlessedWithSuck: Black Bolt (only about his voice powers, however). DependingOnTheWriter, Lockjaw can be a more straight-up example, being an Inhuman that emerged from Terrigenesis with teleportation powers, but who looks like a giant dog and is of somewhat vaguely-defined intelligence. (More often, however, he looks like a dog and has limited intelligence because he's a dog. See ArmedWithCanon.)
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* BlessedWithSuck: Black Bolt (only about his voice powers, however). Lockjaw is a more straight-up example, being an Inhuman that emerged from Terrigenesis with teleportation powers, but who looks like a giant dog and is of somewhat vaguely-defined intelligence.

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* BlessedWithSuck: Black Bolt (only about his voice powers, however). DependingOnTheWriter, Lockjaw is can be a more straight-up example, being an Inhuman that emerged from Terrigenesis with teleportation powers, but who looks like a giant dog and is of somewhat vaguely-defined intelligence.intelligence. (More often, however, he looks like a dog and has limited intelligence because he's a dog.)

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With the launch of ''ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentMarvel'', the Inhumans brand will expand again. ''Inhumanity'' will be replaced with two new ongoing series: ''[[ComicBook/CharlesSoulesInhumans Uncanny Inhumans]]'' will follow Medusa and Black Bolt, along with several of their allies including [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Johnny Storm]] and [[ComicBoom/XMen Beast]]; ''[[ComicBook/CharlesSoulesInhumans All-New Inhumans]]'' will see Crystal and a team of old and new Inhumans investigating mysterious power-boosting towers appearing around the world. In addition to this, Inferno and new Inhuman Psynapse will join the ComicBook/UncannyAvengers, Karnak will receive his own ongoing, and Devil Dinosaur will team with eleven year-old [=NuHuman=] genius Lunella Lafayette in ''ComicBook/MoonGirlAndDevilDinosaur''.

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With the launch of ''ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentMarvel'', the Inhumans brand will expand expanded again. ''Inhumanity'' will be was replaced with two new ongoing series: ''[[ComicBook/CharlesSoulesInhumans Uncanny Inhumans]]'' will follow Inhumans]]'', following Medusa and Black Bolt, along with several of their allies including [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Johnny Storm]] and [[ComicBoom/XMen Beast]]; ''[[ComicBook/CharlesSoulesInhumans All-New Inhumans]]'' will see saw Crystal and a team of old and new Inhumans investigating mysterious power-boosting towers appearing around the world. In addition to this, Inferno and new Inhuman Psynapse will join joined the ComicBook/UncannyAvengers, Karnak will receive received his own ongoing, and Devil Dinosaur will team teamed with eleven year-old [=NuHuman=] genius Lunella Lafayette in ''ComicBook/MoonGirlAndDevilDinosaur''.
''ComicBook/MoonGirlAndDevilDinosaur''.

After ''Inhumans Vs. X-Men'', the Inhumans split up again, with Medusa relinquishing the throne and setting off into space to try and find a way to replenish the Inhumans' Terrigenesis stock, in ''ComicBook/{{Royals}}''. Meanwhile, Black Bolt got his own ongoing series.
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Some time after the events of ''ComicBook/TheThanosImperative'', a group called the Universal Inhumans was discovered based on four other races, [[PettingZooPeople Kymellians]], [[ComicBook/ROMSpaceKnight Dire Wraiths]], [[Comicbook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Centaurians and Badoons]]. They too were products of Kree experiments with their people but were brought together under the prophecy that Blackbolt would lead them. Blackbolt would eventually led his Inhumans to assimilate with this new faction and leave the Kree empire and its people in Kree control. Although bad blood still existing between the Inhumans and Kree.

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Some time after the events of ''ComicBook/TheThanosImperative'', a group called the Universal Inhumans was discovered based on four other races, races: [[PettingZooPeople Kymellians]], [[ComicBook/ROMSpaceKnight Dire Wraiths]], [[Comicbook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Centaurians and Badoons]]. They too were products of Kree experiments with their people but were brought together under the prophecy that Blackbolt Black Bolt would lead them. Blackbolt Black Bolt would eventually led his Inhumans to assimilate with this new faction and leave the Kree empire and its people in Kree control. Although control, although bad blood still existing exists between the Inhumans and Kree.

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* BreakoutCharacter: With Marvel's attempts to expand the line in TheNewTens, ironically enough [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] has become the most successful Inhuman comic book.

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* BreakoutCharacter: With Marvel's attempts to expand the line in TheNewTens, ironically enough [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] has become the most successful Inhuman comic book.book.
* CallBack: ''Inhumans: Prime'' ends with Noh-Varr introducing himself the same way he did to the ComicBook/YoungAvengers in Gillen's run.



** "Terrigenesis" via the mutagenic Terrigen Mists.

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** "Terrigenesis" via the mutagenic Terrigen Mists.Mists, derived from the Terrigen Crystals.



* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Triton will sometimes get a mission or so that involves his swimming. Including his part during the ''Secret Invasion'' mini. During the ''ComicBook/WarOfKings'', he and other aquatic Inhumans played the role of shock troopers in battle since their lifetime of undersea combat training was useful in zero-g environments.

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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Triton will sometimes get a mission or so that involves his swimming. Including his part during the ''Secret Invasion'' mini. During the ''ComicBook/WarOfKings'', he and other aquatic Inhumans played the role of shock troopers in battle since their lifetime of undersea combat training was useful in zero-g environments. Crystal speculates at the time that perhaps the Terrigen crystals predicted the need.



* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: This happens for them often. Most notably, their more recent storylines against the ComicBook/XMen.
* UnPerson: The Unspoken, a former king whose name was stricken from all Inhuman records due to his "crime" of deciding that the Slave Engine was too terrible to be kept in his people's hands. [[spoiler: He would later try to "redeem" himself by unleashing it on China]].

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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: This happens for UnPerson:
** An Inhuman tradition is that if someone commits a bad enough crime, the Inhumans kick
them often. Most notably, out, refuse to acknowledge them and destroy any and all trace of their more recent storylines against the ComicBook/XMen.
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existence. The Unspoken, a former king whose name was stricken from all Inhuman records due to his "crime" of deciding that the Slave Engine was too terrible to be kept in his people's hands. [[spoiler: He would later try to "redeem" himself by unleashing it on China]].China]].
** [[spoiler:An ''accidental'' instance happens with Black Bolt during ''Royals''. See, Medusa thought she had inflicted this fate on Maximus, only he'd switched places with his brother... and since the punishment meant they would never be able to find Maximus again...]]
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance:
** On occasion, the fact that the Inhumans have been locked up in their isolated citadel for centuries is intentionally used to show how different they think.
** A flashback in ''Royals'' issue 3 has Black Bolt and Maximus' parents talking about that sister in-law of theirs, and her ''weird'' belief in treating the Alpha Primitives like... well, living beings. And then conversation turns to concerns with experimenting on their children in utero. The father doesn't get the problem.
-->'''Rynda:''' Mander's always been strange. Anyway, ''she'' thinks we shouldn't be experimenting on our children at ''all''.
-->'''Agon:''' ... well, whose children ''should'' we experiment on?
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Outside of the royal family, Inhumans have been showing up in the MCU on ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', with protagonist Creator/DaisyJohnson undergoing Terrigenesis in the second mid-season finale.

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Outside of the royal family, Inhumans have been showing up in the MCU on ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', with protagonist Creator/DaisyJohnson ComicBook/DaisyJohnson undergoing Terrigenesis in the second mid-season finale.






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* DisposableSuperheroMaker: The Kree who came up with the uplifting program were murdered on the Supreme Intelligence's orders, once it realised their ideas were a threat. Of course, by that point they'd already seeded several planets.



* ThePurge: The original Kree program fell victim to one, when the Supreme Intelligence got spooked. It ordered the Accusers to destroy all the evidence, including the species that had been experimented on. Only the fact the scientists hadn't given it all the information saved the Universal Inhumans.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: Zigzagged with the Dire Wraith and Badoon Inhumans. Typically, the two species are the trope played very straight, but their Inhuman versions are no better or worse than the rest of their kin.
* {{Retcon}}: Up until the mid-00s, the Terrigenesis came from Randac, an Inhuman scientist from many centuries after the Kree experiments, which had originally just given the early humans a boost in intelligence and strength. Come Jonathan Hickman's run of ''Fantastic Four'', it's claimed Terrigenesis was actually a Kree creation seeded in their minds.



* ShoutOut: The Dire Wraiths of the Universal Inhumans gain superpowers via inhaling some kind of spice. Jonathan Hickman is a ''big'' fan of ''Dune''.



* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: This happens for them often. Most notably, their more recent storylines against the XMen.

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In 2014, an ''Inhumans'' movie (featuring the royal family) was announced for Phase 3 of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, but it was eventually taken off the release schedule for unknown reasons. In 2016, it was confirmed that the Inhumans would be getting [[Series/TheInhumans2017 a television series]] instead, produced by Creator/{{ABC}} Studios and Creator/{{IMAX}}, with the latter screening its first two episodes in theaters ahead of the television debut.

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In 2014, an ''Inhumans'' movie (featuring the royal family) was announced for Phase 3 of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, but it was eventually taken off the release schedule for unknown reasons. In 2016, it was confirmed that the Inhumans would be getting [[Series/TheInhumans2017 [[Series/{{Inhumans}} a television series]] instead, produced by Creator/{{ABC}} Studios and Creator/{{IMAX}}, with the latter screening its first two episodes in theaters ahead of the television debut.
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The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is ComicBook/BlackBolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, Medusa, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/XMen's foe ComicBook/{{Magneto}}.

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The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is ComicBook/BlackBolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, Medusa, ComicBook/{{Medusa}}, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/XMen's foe ComicBook/{{Magneto}}.
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The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is Black Bolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, Medusa, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/XMen's foe ComicBook/{{Magneto}}.

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The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is Black Bolt, ComicBook/BlackBolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, Medusa, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/XMen's foe ComicBook/{{Magneto}}.
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* FromBadToWorse: Could describe the Inhumans and their situation going back a long while. First they had to hide from humans for centuries, then modern-day pollution got so bad they had to move to the Moon. Then, after M-Day Quicksilver stole their Terrigenesis crystals, which were then stolen by the U.S. government, who refused to give them back. The Inhuman reaction just caused America to declare war on the Inhumans, with none of their super-hero friends willing or able to help out, which led to Maximus finally taking charge of Attilan. Then the [[ComicBook/SecretInvasion Skrulls came after them]], at which point the Inhumans decided they were fed up of being everyone's punching bags.

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* FromBadToWorse: Could describe the Inhumans and their situation going back a long while. First they had to hide from humans for centuries, then modern-day pollution got so bad they had to move to the Moon. Then, after M-Day Quicksilver stole their Terrigenesis crystals, which were then stolen by the U.S. government, who refused to give them back. The Inhuman reaction just caused America to declare war on the Inhumans, with none of their super-hero friends willing or able to help out, which led to Maximus finally taking charge of Attilan. Then the [[ComicBook/SecretInvasion Skrulls came after them]], at which point the Inhumans decided they were fed up of being everyone's punching bags.bags and decided to make everyone their punching bag when deemed necessary.
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'''The Inhumans''' are a [[HiddenElfVillage secret race]] of superhumans within the Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Although they started out as just background characters for the ComicBook/FantasticFour, they've since become involved with other characters and have even starred in their own series occasionally. Originally a single Inhuman, Medusa, was introduced as a villain in ''Fantastic Four'' #36 (March, 1965). Then her cousin Gorgon turned up in #44 (November, 1965), and the rest of the family in #45 (December, 1965).

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The Inhumans
are a [[HiddenElfVillage secret race]] of superhumans within the Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Although they started out as just background characters for the ComicBook/FantasticFour, they've since become involved with other characters and have even starred in their own series occasionally. Originally a single Inhuman, Medusa, was introduced as a villain in ''Fantastic Four'' #36 (March, 1965). Then her cousin Gorgon turned up in #44 (November, 1965), and the rest of the family in #45 (December, 1965).
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In 2014, an ''Inhumans'' movie (featuring the royal family) was announced for Phase 3 of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, but it was eventually taken off the release schedule for unknown reasons. In 2016, it was confirmed that the Inhumans would be getting [[Series/TheInhumans a television series]] instead, produced by Creator/{{ABC}} Studios and Creator/{{IMAX}}, with the latter screening its first two episodes in theaters ahead of the television debut.

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The Inhumans are set to make their big screen debut in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on a date to be determined. Kevin Feige also said that like ComicBook/BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie. This later turned out to be much earlier than expected via ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', Inhumans began appearing in Season 2's Winter finale.

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The Inhumans are set to make their big screen debut in In 2014, an ''Inhumans'' movie (featuring the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on a date to be determined. Kevin Feige also said royal family) was announced for Phase 3 of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, but it was eventually taken off the release schedule for unknown reasons. In 2016, it was confirmed that like ComicBook/BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their getting [[Series/TheInhumans a television series]] instead, produced by Creator/{{ABC}} Studios and Creator/{{IMAX}}, with the latter screening its first two episodes in theaters ahead of the television debut.

Outside of the royal family, Inhumans have been showing up in the
MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie. This later turned out to be much earlier than expected via on ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', Inhumans began appearing with protagonist Creator/DaisyJohnson undergoing Terrigenesis in Season 2's Winter finale.
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* {{Foil}}: The Inhumans serve as this to Mutants as a whole. Both species are a super-powered minority of humans, but mutants are forced out of mainstream society by humanity, whilst the Inhumans choose to sequester themselves away from humans out of a mixture of xenophobia and arrogance. Both species have random powers that can potentially leave them hideously deformed, but the Inhumans deliberately trigger their powers through exposure to the Terrigenesis process whilst mutants have their powers develop unconsciously and spontaneously. Mutants are generally seen as a lesser race, struggling to survive in the face of human aggression, whilst the Inhumans live in contented isolation and, DependingOnTheWriter, may actually have the ability to just annihilate humanity if they ever decided they were sick of living in the middle of nowhere. In short, if mutants are like homosexuals, or African-Americans during the 1960s, then Inhumans are like the 1%ers
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: One Abominable Snowman (among several found in the Marvel Universe) turned out to be an Inhuman named [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Yeti.]] Originally just a cameo character in an early ''Fantastic Four'' issue, ''Marvel: The Most Generation'' [[RetCon later]] [[AscendedExtra established]] that he was once a member of the pre-Fantastic Four superhero team the First Line -- and was, in fact, one of the only members to survive that team's climactic final battle with a Skrull invasion fleet.

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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: One Abominable Snowman (among several found in the Marvel Universe) turned out to be an Inhuman named [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Yeti.]] Originally just a cameo character in an early ''Fantastic Four'' issue, ''Marvel: The Most Lost Generation'' [[RetCon later]] [[AscendedExtra established]] that he was once a member of the pre-Fantastic Four superhero team the First Line -- and was, in fact, one of the only members to survive that team's climactic final battle with a Skrull invasion fleet.

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