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* PrisonEpisode: The ''Cruel and Unusual'' arc, where the X-Men are mind-controlled into fighting the police and end up in jail for three issues (imprisoned alongside some of their old enemies who obviously want a piece of them).
* PutOnABus: Old Man Logan leaves the team at the beginning of the ''Cruel and Unusual'' arc.
* PutOnABus: Old Man Logan leaves the team at the beginning of the ''Cruel and Unusual'' arc.
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* FreudianExcuse: Lydia Nance turns out to hates mutants because her abusive father was a mutant.
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* FreudianExcuse: Lydia Nance turns out to hates hate mutants because her abusive father was a mutant.
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* RetCanon: The old-school X-Men villain Mesmero makes a minor appearance, with a redesign lifted wholesale from his appearance in ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution''.
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* RetCanon: The old-school X-Men villain Mesmero makes a minor appearance, few appearances, with a redesign lifted wholesale from his appearance in ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution''.
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** Storm recently started wielding Stormcaster, an Asgardian hammer that she was once given by Loki in an X-Men story from 1985.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Storm in issue #25, when she reclaimed Stormcaster, an Asgardian hammer that puts her closer to ComicBook/{{Thor}} in terms of power.
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* RedSkiesCrossover: Almost literally in the ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'' arc. Though it's billed as a tie-in, the connection to that story is fairly tangential, and the unusual color of the sky in the distance is seen & noted by characters.
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* RedSkiesCrossover: Almost literally in the ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'' arc. Though it's billed as a tie-in, the connection to that story is fairly very tangential, and the unusual color of the sky in the distance is seen & noted by characters.
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** In the "'Til Death Do Us Part" arc, Piotr's taking the Legacy Virus cure becomes a plot point when [spoiler: Lydia Nance and Alpha plan to use the remnants of the cure in Piotr's system to breed an even deadlier strain of the Legacy Virus to kill all mutants.]]
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Colossus' response to Lydia Vance's plot to kill mutantkind by recreating the Legacy Virus is short but sweet:
-->"No, you're the monster. And your hatred and bigotry is hardly original. You're not the first person I've met like this."
-->"No, you're the monster. And your hatred and bigotry is hardly original. You're not the first person I've met like this."
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-->"No, you're the monster. And your hatred and bigotry is hardly original. You're not the first person I've met like this."
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Colossus' response to Lydia Vance's plot to kill mutantkind by recreating the Legacy Virus is short but sweet:
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-->"No, you're the monster. And your hatred and bigotry is hardly original. You're not the first person I've met like this."
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** Each issue of the "'Til Death Do Us Part" arc ([[spoiler: slated to end with Kitty and Peter's wedding]]) begins with a one-page flashback to a prominent moment in Kitty and Peter's relationship.
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** Each issue of the "Until Death Do Us Part" arc ([[spoiler: slated to end with Kitty and Peter's wedding]]) begins with a one-page flashback to a prominent moment in Kitty and Peter's relationship.
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** In issue #3, [[spoiler:Bastion]] returns, having survived his apparent death by [[spoiler:Hope Summers]].ff
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** Each issue of the "Until Death Do Us Part" arc ([[spoiler: slated to end with Kitty and Peter's wedding]]) begins with a one-page flashback to a prominent moment in Kitty and Peter's relationship.
** Each issue of the "Until Death Do Us Part" arc ([[spoiler: slated to end with Kitty and Peter's wedding]]) begins with a one-page flashback to a prominent moment in Kitty and Peter's relationship.
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* BigBadEnsemble: Lydia Nance (an anti-mutant pundit) and Kologoth Antares (an alien warlord), are the main villains of the series.
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* BigBadEnsemble: Lydia Nance (an anti-mutant pundit) and pundit), Kologoth Antares (an alien warlord), warlord) and Alpha (an advanced nanotech Sentinel) are the main villains of the series.
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* FreudianExcuse: Lydia Nance turns out to hates mutants because her abusive father was a mutant.
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** Subverted in issue #25; after the X-Men are arrested for assaulting police officers (they were fighting the Brotherhood but Mesmero had manipulated the minds of onlookers to see them as cops), they later take on an alien god-being Scythian, stopping him from destroying Paris. As a result the charges are promptly dropped and Lydia Nance's proposed Mutant Deportation Bill, which seemed all but unstoppable a few issues before, has stalled in Congress. Played straight with the warden of the mutant prison where the X-Men were held who's still openly bigoted.
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** [[spoiler: Subverted in issue #25; after the X-Men are arrested for assaulting police officers (they were fighting the Brotherhood but Mesmero had manipulated the minds of onlookers to see them as cops), they later take on an alien god-being Scythian, stopping him from destroying Paris. As a result the charges are promptly dropped and Lydia Nance's proposed Mutant Deportation Bill, which seemed all but unstoppable a few issues before, has stalled in Congress. Played straight with the warden of the mutant prison where the X-Men were held who's still openly bigoted.]]
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* MythologyGag: Toward the end of issue #25, after Kitty's team, joined by a new team of X-Men led by Magik, fight off Scythian, Iceman comments, "What are we going to do with twelve X-Men?" Angel asked a similar question, "What do we do with thirteen X-Men?" in the end of ''Giant-Size X-Men #1'', the book that first introduced the "All New, All Diferent" line-up.
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* MythologyGag: Toward the end of issue #25, after Kitty's team, joined by a new team of X-Men led assembled by Magik, Iceman and Rogue, fight off Scythian, Iceman comments, "What are we going to do with twelve X-Men?" Angel asked a similar question, "What do we do with thirteen X-Men?" in the end of ''Giant-Size X-Men #1'', the book that first introduced the "All New, All Diferent" line-up.
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** In issue #3, [[spoiler:Bastion]] returns, having survived his apparent death by [[spoiler:Hope Summers]].
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* MythologyGag: Toward the end of issue #25, after Kitty's team, joined by a new team of X-Men led by Magik, fight off Scythian, Iceman comments, "What are we going to do with twelve X-Men?" Angel asked a similar question, "What do we do with thirteen X-Men?" in the end of ''Giant-Size X-Men #1'', the book that first introduced the "All New, All Diferent" line-up.
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** Subverted in issue #25; after the X-Men are arrested for assaulting police officers (they were fighting the Brotherhood but Mesmero had manipulated the minds of onlookers to see them as cops), they later take on an alien god-being Scythian, stopping him from destroying Paris. As a result the charges are promptly dropped and Lydia Nance's proposed Mutant Deportation Bill, which seemed all but unstoppable a few issues before, has stalled in Congress. Played straight with the warden of the mutant prison where the X-Men were held who's still openly bigoted.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: Kitty Pryde's mother is surprised by Kitty's request that she walk her down the aisle at Kitty's wedding to Piotr, saying that this is a man's job. In real-life Jewish weddings, [[https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/04/22/are-x-mens-kitty-pryde-and-colossus-not-planning-a-jewish-wedding/ both parents walk the bride and the groom down the aisle]]. While the wedding might not be a Jewish one (Kitty is not very devout and Piotr is an atheist), it's still unrealistic for Kitty's mother ([[CaptainObvious who is Jewish]]) to be surprised.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Issue one finally clarifies why, out of all enhanced human flavors in the Marvel universe, mutants are given special exception to be targeted by FantasticRacism. A woman explains in a news report that they're the only group where a PersonOfMassDestruction could spontaneously develop from anyone at anytime.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Issue one finally clarifies why, out of all enhanced human flavors in the Marvel universe, mutants are given special exception to be targeted by FantasticRacism. A woman Lydia Nance explains in a news report that they're the only group where a PersonOfMassDestruction could spontaneously develop from anyone at anytime.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Issue one finally clarifies why, out of all enhanced human flavors in the Marvel universe, mutants are given special exception to be targeted by FantasticRacism. A currently unidentified woman explains in a news report that they're the only group where a PersonOfMassDestruction could spontaneously develop from anyone at anytime.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Issue one finally clarifies why, out of all enhanced human flavors in the Marvel universe, mutants are given special exception to be targeted by FantasticRacism. A currently unidentified woman explains in a news report that they're the only group where a PersonOfMassDestruction could spontaneously develop from anyone at anytime.
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* WorkingWithTheEx: Kitty has made it clear to Colossus that while she will always care about him she has moved on and is not interested in resuming their old romance. As of issue #11, [[spoiler:Kitty and Peter appear to have reconciled.]]
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* WorkingWithTheEx: Kitty has made it clear to Colossus that while she will always care about him she has moved on and is not interested in resuming their old romance. As of issue #11, [[spoiler:Kitty and Peter appear to have reconciled. #20 ends with Kitty asking Piotr to marry her.]]
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''X-Men: Gold'' is a twice-monthly ongoing comic published by Creator/MarvelComics, launching under the post-''Series/InhumansVsXMen'' ComicBook/{{Resurrxion}} umbrella of Franchise/XMen titles. It's written by Marc Guggenheim (''Series/{{Arrow}}'') and drawn by rotating artists.
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''X-Men: Gold'' is a twice-monthly ongoing comic published by Creator/MarvelComics, launching under the post-''Series/InhumansVsXMen'' post-''ComicBook/InhumansVsXMen'' ComicBook/{{Resurrxion}} umbrella of Franchise/XMen titles. It's written by Marc Guggenheim (''Series/{{Arrow}}'') and drawn by rotating artists.
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While sister title ''ComicBook/XMenBlue'' focuses on the [[ComicBook/AllNewXMen time-displaced Original Five]] under ComicBook/{{Magneto}}'s tutelage, ''Gold'' features a brand-new flagship team led by stalwart X-Man ComicBook/KittyPryde, following her brief sabbatical with the ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy. Joining her on this endeavor are ComicBook/{{Storm}}, Colossus, ComicBook/RachelSummers (now using the codename Prestige), ComicBook/OldManLogan, and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Together, it's up to them to restore the legacy of the X-Men in a world that almost lost them forever.
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While sister title ''ComicBook/XMenBlue'' focuses on the [[ComicBook/AllNewXMen time-displaced Original Five]] under ComicBook/{{Magneto}}'s tutelage, ''Gold'' features a brand-new flagship team led by stalwart X-Man ComicBook/KittyPryde, following her brief sabbatical with the ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy. Joining her on this endeavor are ComicBook/{{Storm}}, Colossus, ComicBook/{{Colossus}}, ComicBook/RachelSummers (now using the codename Prestige), ComicBook/OldManLogan, and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Together, it's up to them to restore the legacy of the X-Men in a world that almost lost them forever.
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See also: ''X-Men: Red'', another color-based team title of this era, led by the resurrected ComicBook/JeanGrey.
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See also: ''X-Men: Red'', ''ComicBook/XMenRed'', another color-based team title of this era, led by the resurrected ComicBook/JeanGrey.
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''X-Men: Gold'' is a twice-monthly ongoing comic published by Creator/MarvelComics, launching under the post-''Series/InhumansVsXMen'' ComicBook/{{Resurrxion}} umbrella of Franchise/XMen titles. It's written by Marc Guggenheim (''Series/{{Arrow}}'') and drawn by rotating artists.
After a fraught number of years for the X-Men, including [[ComicBook/ExtraordinaryXMen near-extinction]], as well as wars with both ComicBook/TheAvengers ''and'' ComicBook/TheInhumans, mutantkind has reached a livable point of stability. While still hated and feared by the larger world, the X-Men find themselves in a unique position to fully take advantage of their new lease on life.
While sister title ''ComicBook/XMenBlue'' focuses on the [[ComicBook/AllNewXMen time-displaced Original Five]] under ComicBook/{{Magneto}}'s tutelage, ''Gold'' features a brand-new flagship team led by stalwart X-Man ComicBook/KittyPryde, following her brief sabbatical with the ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy. Joining her on this endeavor are ComicBook/{{Storm}}, Colossus, ComicBook/RachelSummers (now using the codename Prestige), ComicBook/OldManLogan, and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Together, it's up to them to restore the legacy of the X-Men in a world that almost lost them forever.
See also: ''X-Men: Red'', another color-based team title of this era, led by the resurrected ComicBook/JeanGrey.
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!! ''X-Men: Gold'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AuthorTract: Indonesian artist Ardian Syaf, a public supporter of the movement to have the Christian governor of Jakarta province removed on blasphemy grounds, inserted references to the movement in the form of the number 212[[note]]Referencing the protests themselves[[/note]] and the Qur'an verse [=QS5:51=][[note]]A controversial statement with multiple translations, but used by the movement to claim Muslims should not be governed by Christians or Jews[[/note]] in the artwork of issue 1. Syaf later confirmed the intent of these references on social media, leading to immediate backlash. [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor He was sacked.]]
* TheBusCameBack: Stevie Hunter -- who was introduced as Kitty's dance instructor in 1980-- makes her first appearance in over twenty-five years with issue #9, where it's explained that she's since become a congresswoman in the US House of Representatives.
** During that same arc, 90s villain Omega Red also returns after a long absence.
** Kitty herself returning to the X-Men also counts as this trope, since she previously spent about two years with the ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy as ex-fiancee ComicBook/StarLord's replacement.
* CallBack:
** Issue #1 reveals they'll be encountering the original ComicBook/GenerationX.
** In issue #3, [[spoiler:Bastion]] returns, having survived his apparent death by [[spoiler:Hope Summers]].
* EasterEgg: The artist of #1, Ardian Syaf, included 212 and QS 5:51 in the artwork. Unbeknownst to Creator/{{Marvel}}, these were references to a passage from the Quran that can be interpreted as meaning that Muslims shouldn't be led by non-Muslims, and a situation in Indonesia where a non-Muslim had been elected in the majority Muslim country. Once Marvel found out, they immediately announced that the digital version, subsequent printings, and collected edition would be edited to delete these references, and that disciplinary action will be taken, resulting in Syaf's termination of his contract. Full explanations [[https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/04/08/marvel-artist-ardian-syaf-hid-anti-christian-jewish-messages-weeks-x-men-comic/ here]] and [[https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/04/09/ardian-syaf-tries-to-explain-what-happened-yesterday/ here]].
* GilliganCut: In Issue #11, Kitty devises a plan to rescue Illyana from Russian mobsters using her magic to restore Omega Red. Nightcrawler and Colossus take out the mobsters who were holding Illyana hostage:
-->'''Nightcrawler''': Katzchen's plan worked.\\
'''Colossus''': They usually do.
--->''(cut to Kitty and Logan up against Omega Red)''
-->'''Kitty''': Why can't my plans ever work?
* IAlwaysWantedToSayThat: Kitty Pryde rallies the team together with the words, "To me, my X-Men!"
-->'''Logan:''' You always wanted to say that, didn't you?\\
'''Kitty:''' Like you have no idea.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Issue one finally clarifies why, out of all enhanced human flavors in the Marvel universe, mutants are given special exception to be targeted by FantasticRacism. A currently unidentified woman explains in a news report that they're the only group where a PersonOfMassDestruction could spontaneously develop from anyone at anytime.
* RealityEnsues: In the first issues of Prime, Kitty had Illyana move the X-Mansion into Central Park. Come the first issue of Gold, after signing phone books of paperwork, she's later given an invoice for ''18 million dollars'' to stay as it is the most valuable real estate in New York after all.
* RedSkiesCrossover: Almost literally in the ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'' arc. Though it's billed as a tie-in, the connection to that story is fairly tangential, and the unusual color of the sky in the distance is seen & noted by characters.
* RetCanon: The old-school X-Men villain Mesmero makes a minor appearance, with a redesign lifted wholesale from his appearance in ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution''.
* UnderwearOfPower: Kitty Pryde, Storm, Colossus bring the style back as the X-Men start to focus on being heroes.
* UngratefulBastard: True to form, after rescuing a skyscraper of people the X-Men are met with bitter stares from them. A little girl is admonished by her mother for responding to [[ItIsDehumanizing "it"]] when asked if anyone's okay.
* WorkingWithTheEx: Kitty has made it clear to Colossus that while she will always care about him she has moved on and is not interested in resuming their old romance. As of issue #11, [[spoiler:Kitty and Peter appear to have reconciled.]]
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