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For another character with the same name and/or powers that exists in the same universe, see Psylocke.

"They want to exterminate us!"
―Psylocke[src]

Psylocke is a member of the Omegas who fights with the Brotherhood of Mutants at Alcatraz. She has the ability to teleport through shadows.

Biography[]

Mutant Cure[]

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Psylocke

When the mutant "cure" was created, Psylocke and some of the other Omegas protested against it and later joined the Brotherhood of Mutants in an attempt to destroy it. The Omegas later participated in the battle of Alcatraz Island. During the fight, Psylocke helped capture Warren Worthington II and attempted to kill him by throwing him off of a balcony. However, his son saved him before he could hit the ground. When Phoenix began to destroy Worthington Labs with her disintegration wave, Psylocke and the rest of her teammates were disintegrated while trying to escape.

Personality[]

Psylocke appeared to harbor a hatred towards humans and was involved in the assault on Alcatraz. She attempted to murder Warren Worthington II as he pioneered the cure.

Powers and Abilities[]

  • Shadow Teleportation: Psylocke had the ability to teleport through shadows.

Relationships[]

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Trivia[]

  • Psylocke's real name, Elizabeth Braddock, has never been mentioned in any of the films, but it appears on the Department of Domestic Security and Defense computers in X2: X-Men United.
  • In the novelization of X2: X-Men United, Psylocke makes a cameo as one of the mutants affected by Cerebro 2 during a fashion show. When she wakes up from her coma, Psylocke uses her telepathy to figure what is going on when Cerebro 2 begins affecting humans.
  • X-Men: The Last Stand co-writer Zak Penn has stated that the character portrayed by Mei Melançon was not named Psylocke in the original script. In a Q&A, he claimed: "There was some switching of character names later in production, and I'm not exactly sure how Psylocke got thrown into the mix."[1]
  • In the novelization of X-Men: The Last Stand, it was revealed that Psylocke used her powers to teleport herself away from Jean's attack while the others were killed. However, the canonicity of this has not been confirmed.
  • Psylocke was originally going to be in The Wolverine, and Priyanka Chopra was considered for the role, but she was eventually written out of the script.

Behind the Scenes[]

  • To be added

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