Rogue in other media
This is a list of all media appearances of the Marvel Comics character Rogue, a member of the X-Men. Television. Section::::"X-Men". Rogue appeared in the "X-Men" television series, where she was one of the main characters. Rogue was voiced by Lenore Zann. In this series, she had her absorption powers, Ms. Marvel powers, and a copy of Ms. Marvel's psyche trapped inside her own. She is somewhat liberal in her use of her powers, but it is sometimes shown how the psyches affect her mind, such as when she absorbed the powers /minds of particularly dark or evil characters, like Archangel while he was a Horseman or the Juggernaut. Rogue shares a close friendship with Storm and has a relationship with Gambit throughout most of the series, similar to the comics, even referring to herself as Mrs. LeBeau in "Hidden Agenda". However, Rogue also displays a more flirtatious attitude towards numerous other characters, such as Cyclops, Archangel, Colossus, and during the X-Men's appearance on "Spider-Man: The Animated Series", she flirted with Spider-Man. During the series, Rogue is one of the characters affected by the news of the "cure , which Apocalypse and Mystique used to make mutants into slaves. She is also revisited by Cody, her first boyfriend, and almost runs away with him. However, Rogue discovers that he was part of a plot for her to become the new ruler of the Brood, or the Colony". This particular version of Rogue also appeared in the Animated Series' two tie in comics: X-Men Adventures and The Adventures of the X-Men, with the former being based on the animated series and the latter including the same characters but with original storylines. Rogue appeared to be a regular in  the first three volumes of this series, but appeared only in the final issue of "The Adventures of the X-Men". Section::::"X-Men: Evolution". In this series, "", Rogue is re-imagined as a rebellious, yet deeply insecure, teenager with a goth/punk appearance. Her powers make her cynical and reclusive, but truthfully, she is consumed by the need for closeness and intimacy with others. She was voiced by Meghan Black, using a heavy Dixie accent. Rogue was adopted by Mystique and raised by Destiny (Irene Adler). She initially joined the Brotherhood of Mutants, but left after finding out that they  recruited her to be a potential weapon. Rogue develops a romantic interest in Cyclops for most of the series, though her feelings for him fade soon after he and Jean start dating. She is later seen having an interest in Gambit when they first meet in "Day of Reckoning", in "Dark Horizon: Pt- 1" when she kissed him to absorb his powers when she was under Mesmero's hypnosis (albeit subconsciously aware of the kiss via a sly smile) and again when he kidnapped her in the "Cajun Spice" episode. Rogue quietly disliked Jean, despite Jean's efforts to show  her kindness and friendship, partly due to jealousy over Jean having Cyclops as her boyfriend, and also because Jean represented everything Rogue was not - Jean was friendly, popular, and had a power that did not keep her from having physical contact with others. Though after helping Jean with her power problems in "Power Surge" she admits to Cyclops when asked about her good deed towards her romantic rival that despite their differences, she knows Jean does care about her and that Jean would have done the same for her if she was in trouble. As she watches Jean get close  to Scott, she knows she may never be able to get close to him, which exacerbates her feelings on her inability to develop a close relationship with anyone. After learning the truth about her relationship with Mystique, she shares a bond with her "little brother" Nightcrawler, but still lacks the intimate relationship she wants. Rogue's absorption abilities are very strong in this series, which nearly drive her insane, but prove vital in the final attack against Apocalypse. Unlike in other versions of Rogue in X-Men media, the powers she absorbs never totally fade, and at times, she can  still use a mutant's power long after she has first absorbed them. Although Rogue did not have super strength or flight abilities as in the comics, she displays skill in hand-to-hand combat. Though she is never shown gaining Ms. Marvel's abilities, in Xavier's vision of the future, Rogue is seen flying and not wearing gloves, the latter indicating that she does eventually gain the ability to activate her power at will. Section::::"Wolverine and the X-Men". Rogue appears in "Wolverine and the X-Men" voiced by Kieren van den Blink. In this version, she appears  as both a member of the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants as a double agent. In the early episodes, her personality is similar to that of the "X-Men: Evolution" version of the character. She has a strong bond with Logan, shown as he was leaving on the day of the explosion in "Hindsight (Part 1)". However, the two reconcile their grudges by the end of the season.For the first part of the season, Rogue is portrayed as a double-crosser, setting up the X-Men to look like they were attacking Senator Kelly. However, it  is discovered that Rogue joined the Brotherhood to find out more information about Magneto as a spy. She rejoins the X-Men soon after discovering Magneto's plans to attack the MRD. Unlike her other animated adaptations, this Rogue does not have any romantic interest in Gambit. In fact the two, in this series, did not even meet. Rogue displays a fairly liberal use of her abilities and is shown absorbing numerous mutants for a variety of reasons; for example, she absorbs Quicksilver, Domino, Blob, Juggernaut, and Shadowcat all in one episode either to use their abilities, extract information, or  to knock them out. There were no seeming ramifications from her absorptions. Her X-Men uniform is similar to her 1990s era comics uniform and the outfit she wore in "X-Men: The Animated Series". Her casual clothing is reminiscent of one of her 1980s uniforms, which consisted of a green shirt and gloves over an all black outfit. She is also seen wearing a brown cloak with the hood up, similar to the one worn by Anna Paquin in the X-Men films. Section::::"Marvel Anime: X-Men". During the final episode of "Marvel Anime: X-Men", Rogue can be  briefly seen next to Colossus before leaping into action. She is shown flying, and presumably possesses her original mutant powers in addition to her Ms. Marvel powers. Section::::"Ultimate Spider-Man". In the "Ultimate Spider-Man" episode "I Am Spider-Man", a Daily Bugle news crawl mentions Rogue shaking hands with the Mayor for funding a new Library, the Mayor suffers the effects of her abilities and but is expected to fully recover. Section::::"Wolverine versus Sabretooth". Rogue appears in the "Wolverine versus Sabretooth" motion comic, voiced by Kazumi Evans. Films. Rogue was portrayed by Anna Paquin in the 20th Century Fox  X-Men film series. In the films, her relationship with Wolverine echoes his relationships with both Shadowcat and Jubilee in the comics; that of a protective surrogate father. Like her Ultimate Marvel counterpart, her love interest is Iceman. Section::::"X-Men". 17-year-old Marie D'Ancanto runs away from home after her power manifests itself by accidentally draining the life from her boyfriend while she is kissing him. She adopts the alias "Rogue" and wanders into a bar in Canada, where she meets Wolverine/Logan. On the road, they are attacked by Sabretooth, Magneto's henchman, but are rescued by Storm  and Cyclops. Then, Rogue becomes a student of Charles Xavier in his school of mutant children, and friends with Bobby Drake/Iceman and John Allerdyce/Pyro. One night, when Logan accidentally stabs Rogue, she uses her powers to steal his healing ability in front of many other students. Mystique, disguised as Bobby, tells Rogue that Xavier is angry with her, so she flees. Magneto kidnaps Rogue, locks her in a machine that can turn humans into mutants, and transfers his powers to her. The X-Men destroy the machine before it activates, yet the experience leaves Rogue with a permanent  white streak through her hair, and Logan intentionally transfers his healing powers to her. He later gives her his dog tags before leaving. Section::::"X2". In "X2", Rogue begins dating Iceman, despite her continued difficulties making direct physical contact. Rogue, Iceman, Pyro, and Wolverine escape William Stryker who sends agents into the X-Mansion to kidnap the mutants and hide in Iceman's family home in Boston. However, Iceman's younger brother, angered by the "gifts" of his older brother, calls the police on them. When they arrive, Wolverine is shot in the head by a policeman, and an enraged Pyro  burns many of the cops and their vehicles. Rogue touches Pyro's skin and absorbs his powers, enabling her to calm the flames, then the X-Men teams up with their former enemy Magneto to save Xavier from Stryker. Both Rogue and Iceman are promoted to the front line X-Men team and given uniforms similar to the other X-Men at the conclusion of the film, when Xavier and the team meet the President in the White House. Section::::"X-Men: The Last Stand". In "", a pharmaceutical company announces that they have a cure for the mutant gene. Rogue expresses  interest, longing to touch someone. When Iceman begins to develop a friendship with Kitty Pryde, Rogue leaves to seek out the cure; Iceman follows her to the pharmaceutical company, but cannot find her. At the end, she returns to the school, revealing she had taken the cure, to Iceman's disappointment, but they hold hands, Rogue bare handed. An alternate ending reveals Rogue decided against taking the cure and holds Iceman's hand with gloves on. Section::::"X-Men: Days of Future Past". Paquin reprised her role in "". Bryan Singer initially announced that the character had been cut as her  subplot in the film "became extraneous", but later clarified that while the bulk of her footage had been cut, she would still appear in the film. In July 2014, producer Lauren Shuler Donner confirmed that Paquin's deleted scenes would be included in an "director's cut" version of the film. Under the title X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut, this version was released on July 14, 2015. Rogue's status is unknown during the theatrical version of the film, since Bobby Drake is shown to be in a relationship with Kitty Pryde. Although Rogue makes a  brief cameo near the end of the film, in the new timeline, together with Bobby. Section::::"The Rogue Cut". A subplot in the alternate version of the film involves Xavier, Magneto, and Bobby going on a mission to rescue Rogue after Kitty is stabbed by Wolverine, so Rogue could take over Kitty's role in sending Logan back to the past while Kitty rests due to the strain from maintaining the temporal link. Although Xavier believed that Rogue was dead, Bobby reveals that she had been captured by the Sentinels' human agents and was being experimented on in Cerebro - the only  location where Xavier's mind couldn't reach - to try and duplicate her powers, with Bobby mentioning that he and other mutants have tried to rescue her, but the mansion was too heavily guarded. With Xavier's guidance, Bobby and Magneto manage to penetrate the mansion and rescue her, but Bobby is killed while holding off three Sentinels to allow Magneto and Rogue to escape. When Rogue arrives at the hideout, she absorbs Kitty's powers and takes over the role of holding Wolverine's mind in the past, with a suggestion that Logan is aware of the switch as  he appears to feel Rogue's presence. Once the timeline is altered by Wolverine, like in the theatrical version of the film, Rogue is shown to be alive and well, and back with Bobby. Other film appearances. "The Wolverine" co-writer Mark Bomback revealed that Rogue was originally intended to appear in the film, but was written out. Paquin stated that she would enjoy playing Rogue again, as long as the character is shown with the power of flight. Paquin confirmed that she wouldn't have appeared in the unproduced film "Gambit". However, Paquin later clarified that what she meant  was that she did not know whether or not the character would be in the film.