Mutant Culture

==History==
* Mutant History
==Language==
=== Mutant Names ===
Some Mutants, to free themselves from the trappings of human society and their pre-empowered lives, choose to rename themselves to something which suits their identity, often revolving around their mutations or gifts. These Mutant Names often resemble (or are derived from) the codenames of various costumed superheroes -- the difference being that most Mutant Names lack a Dual Identity and become the only name by which the mutant is known.
Some mutants also refer to this as their "True Name", "Real Name" or a similar designation.
==Arts & Popular Culture==
===Clothing===
Jumbo Carnation and the X-Factory.
Tee-shirts can be created by some like Quentin Quire to demonstrate their beliefs, among them the well-known Magneto was right.
After joining the Avengers Unity Division, Wasp launched a cloth line named "Unity" based on mutants to promote mutants with the young and help fund the team.
===Music===
Juggernaut, Sentinel Bait, Cerebrastorm, and Dazzler.
====Earth-1610====
Dazzler and her eponymous band.
===Collectables===
Some people enjoy collecting objects related to heroes and villains. Briar Raleigh was used to going to such markets, where her friend Henry (who had worked some time for the Mutants Among Us show) had a stand based on Magneto, where he sold "Magneto was Right" t-shirts, a helmet of his (or a replica), a book called Holy Magneto, action-figurines in the effigy of the Master of Magnetism, and videos of his attacks. Among Skrulls, Red Skull, and other non-mutant villains, Mystique and Apocalypse collectables could also be found.
===Magazines===
Magneto Was Right.
===Television & Cinema===
Some projects focused on mutants, like the Mutants Among Us of GNN Television, a show focused on sensational and anti-mutant aspects, X-Force, later renamed X-Statix, a team of violent and media-driven mutant heroes, and a show featuring the New Warriors.
Mutants are also, in many ways, a source of entertainment for the Mojoworld.
Based on the eponymous team, X-Statix: The Movie, directed by The Director and featuring Lennox Capriati as Phat/Billy-Bob Reilly, Rimi Withnail as U-Go Girl/Edie Sawyer, Jenny as Dead Girl, El Guapo (Robbie Rodriguez) (an added character), and other unnamed actors. Most of the crew was slaughtered by Sharon Ginsberg, but the film was eventually released, with an unknown cast, and Doop possessed a copy.
Dazzler, the Movie.
===Tattooing===
Mutatoo, Mutant Town.
==Society==
===Mutant Gangs===
Omega Gang.
===Mutant Rights===
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===Mutant Drugs===
Toad Juice, Kick, MGH.
===Trivia===
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At least some mutants don't celebrate their birthdays, as it is "the day everything went ass up".
==References==
Category:Mutant Culture