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Alkali-Transigen is the scientific group responsible for causing the near extinction of mutants by 2029 in the revised timeline, as well as creating new mutants under the guise of a pediatric cancer study. Transigen is a subsidiary of the Essex Corporation.

History[]

Creating Life[]

In the early 2000's, Transigen was responsible for the decimation of the mutant population by 2029, which they orchestrated to take control of everyone that carried an active X-Gene. In order to do so, they planted a mutant-supressing drug into various food products to supress the X-Gene in humans with the potential to become mutants, effetively preventing new mutant births from happening. Additionally, they genetically engineered mutant children using the DNA of other mutants in a lab, raising them there in hopes of turning them into soldiers. When this attempt failed, they created X-24, a clone of Wolverine. They planned to terminate the children, though a few Transigen nurses helped them escape before they could be killed.

Mirage's Vision[]

While confined at Millbury Hospital, Mirage had a vision of the Transigen facility. She surmises that this is where she and her fellow mutants will go after they have finished their treatment.

Projects[]

Mutant Suppression[]

In secret, Transigen and its partner Alkali were putting chemicals in mass produced foods such as genetically modified corn stalks. These chemicals were suppressing the mutant X-gene from being produced and thus were responsible for the lack of mutant births in the future. Dr. Zander Rice wanted this done so mutant births could be selective and controlled.

Mutant Serum[]

Transigen developed a green gene serum that boosted mutant abilities for a short period of time; it was however dangerous to take too much in a single shot.

X-23 Children[]

Transigen began breeding mutants to be used as weapons. They used randomly selected young women to carry the child and used genetic samples of mutants to impregnate them. After giving birth, the women were disposed of. The children were raised in the Transigen Facility, where they were put through brutal treatment to try and be subdued into being obedient weapons for Transigen. The mutant children were trained to use their powers to kill.

However the children would not follow orders, longing for freedom, some even committing suicide. When it became obvious that the children could not be controlled, the Reavers were instructed to eliminate the children; however the nurses that worked in the program had grown attached to the children and helped many of them escape, at the cost of their own lives. The children were granted various abilities including: regeneration, electricity generation, telekinesis, seismic energy vibration, icy breath, plant manipulation and pyrokinesis.

Known Subjects[]

X-24[]

Since the X-23 project had been a failure, Zander Rice created a new weapon, a younger (and thereby stronger) clone of Wolverine. It could be controlled and made into the perfect killing machine. Despite it being physically stronger and faster than an older Logan, it had limited healing abilities.

Members[]

Trivia[]

  • In the comics, the organization responsible for creating X-23 was simply named the Facility.
  • Joey, a telekinetic Transigen escapee, is theorized to be loosely based on Joseph "Joey" Bailey, Jean Grey's nephew in the comics.
  • While the company itself is responsible for the decline of mutants in the revised timeline, distributing suppressants in food and soft drinks, they are also responsible for a serum that increases a mutant's power.
  • Simon Kinberg has confirmed that Laura was created from a sample of Wolverine's blood that was shown in the post-credits scene of X-Men: Apocalypse. And also that Transigen is a subsidiary of the Essex Corporation.

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