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Decimation event logo, as shown on the covers of tie-in comics
Decimation event logo, as shown on the covers of tie-in comics

Decimation is the name of the late 2005 Marvel Comics storyline spinning out of the House of M limited series, that focuses on the ramifications of the Scarlet Witch's stripping nearly all of the mutant population of their powers, reducing a society of millions to one of scant hundreds. This event, which occurred on November 2 according to X-Men (vol. 2) #191, is known as "M-Day" in the Marvel Universe. Image File history File links DeciMation. ... This article is about the comic book company. ... House of M was an eight-part comic book crossover storyline published by Marvel Comics in 2005. ... The limited series is a term referring to a comic book series with a set finite number of issues. ... The Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe, a mutant who was introduced as a super-villainess before reforming and becoming a superheroine early in her history. ... In Marvel comic books, particularly those of the X-Men mythos, a mutant is a member of the species Homo sapiens superior, an offshoot of regular humanity, Homo sapiens sapiens. ... is the 306th day of the year (307th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... The X-Men are a group of comic book superheroes featured in Marvel Comics. ... This article is about the shared universe setting used by many Marvel Comics titles. ...


"Decimation" began with the self-titled one-shot Decimation: House of M: The Day After, and heralded the relaunch of the Excalibur team in New Excalibur, focusing on Pete Wisdom looking for Captain Britain to head up a new British super team, as well as the relaunch of X-Factor from the MadroX miniseries. It also includes several mini-series - Son of M starring a depowered Quicksilver, Generation M focusing on other depowered characters, Sentinel Squad O*N*E showing the latest iteration of the mutant-hunting Sentinels to be robots piloted by humans, X-Men: Deadly Genesis, and X-Men: The 198 - and continues throughout the Marvel Universe, particularly in the X-Men-related titles. One consequence is an upswing of anti-mutant sentiment, especially among certain religious groups, who consider M-Day to be God's judgment against mutant kind. Excalibur is a Marvel Comics superhero group, an offshoot of the X-Men, usually based in the United Kingdom. ... Peter Paul Winston Pete Wisdom is a fictional secret agent in the Marvel Comics comic book multiverse, created by writer Warren Ellis. ... Captain Britain (Brian Braddock), briefly known as Britannic, is a fictional character, a superhero appearing in the comic books published by Marvel Comics. ... X-Factor is a comic book series published by Marvel Comics. ... For the rapper of Twiztid, see Jamie Spaniolo. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... For Quicksilver (DC Comics), see Max Mercury. ... Generation M is a five issue mini-series written by Paul Jenkins and pencilled by Ramon Bachs. ... The Sentinels are a type of fictional robot in the Marvel Comics universe. ... The Sentinels are a type of fictional robot in the Marvel Comics universe. ...


It has been confirmed by various sources that there are considerably more than 198 mutants remaining - the number has been referred to as "symbolic" rather than actual, and in The 198 Files is said to be the earliest confirmed number. Numbers for pre-Decimation mutants vary from "over a million" (House of M #8) to 14 million (New X-Men #115, where it is said that the 16 million mutants who died on Genosha was around "over half" of the estimated global mutant population of 30 million mutants), giving a population, if the commonly-used 90% depowered figure is true, of between one hundred thousand and one and a half million. Based on the mathematical comparisons of the oft-repeated 198 and several million, Marvel has recently reevaluated the 90% figure into "Over 99%". This is shown in Civil War: Battle Damage Report when Iron Man comments on the Post-CW world. The figure may be reevaluated again depending on events taking place in the upcoming Endangered Species and X-Men: Messiah Complex storylines. X-Men is a Marvel Comics series featuring the homonymous group of mutant superheroes. ... Flag of Genosha under Magnetos reign. ... For the upcoming film and video game based on the superhero, see Iron Man (film) and Iron Man (video game). ... Endangered Species is a 2007 story set in the X-Men franchise that continues to build on the events presented in the House of M storyline. ...


Both Hank Pym and Beast note shortly after the event that it is impossible for the energy that certain mutants controlled to simply have vanished, and that it must have been "sent" somewhere. As would later be revealed in New Avengers, most of this energy became a sentient entity called "The Collective", who has since come into violent conflict with the Avengers. In addition, a portion of the energy revived the body of Gabriel Summers, who had been trapped in space for many years following the defeat of Krakoa. Dr. Henry Hank Pym is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics Universe, created by writer Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Jack Kirby. ... For other uses, see Beast (disambiguation). ... New Avengers is a comic book series published by Marvel Comics. ... Not to be confused with sapience. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... Vulcan (Gabriel Summers) is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe. ... Krakoa is a fictional character in Marvel Comics, commonly associated with the X-Men. ...

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Criticism

According to Marvel Editor-In-Chief, Joe Quesada, the Decimation event was designed to reduce the number of mutant characters in the Marvel Universe as he felt the number of mutants had gotten out of hand after forty years of publishing.[1] Most criticisms by fans have been aimed at inconsistencies regarding the roster of mutants who retained their powers after the event. For example, in the Generation M mini-series, several characters were considered depowered, even though they retained their physical mutations. The Civil War Files one-shot revealed that the US government's assessment of the number of mutants on Earth may not be accurate, which allowed Marvel to change the number of depowered mutants. Additionally, characters such as Namor and the Great Lakes Avengers, who are described as mutants but not particularly tied to the X-Men series of books, have not been affected by the event. This article is about the shared universe setting used by many Marvel Comics titles. ... Namor the Sub-Mariner is a fictional character featured in the Marvel Comics Universe, and one of the oldest superhero characters. ... The Great Lakes Avengers are a comedic superhero group, fashioned after Marvel Comics’ Avengers. ...


Notable Depowered Mutants

Wizard magazine published a speculative list of supposedly-decimated characters, which Marvel Comics dismissed as including a number of mutants who still have their powers[2] and also includes non-mutant characters. The list therefore should not be trusted. Wizard or Wizard: The Magazine of Comics, Entertainment and Pop Culture (originally titled Wizard: The Guide to Comics and Wizard: The Comics Magazine) is a magazine about comic books, published monthly in the United States by Wizard Entertainment. ...

     Those mutants remain active while depowered or have not been confirmed repowered
     Those mutants got their powers back
     Those mutants were remutated
     Those depowered mutants are dead
     Those mutants are dead but were repowered at the time
     Those mutants are dead but were remutated at the time
Character Real name Notes
Revealed in House of M #8
Mirage Danielle Moonstar Illusionist. Fired from the Xavier Institute by Emma Frost after she was depowered. Training Trauma in the Initiative Program.
Tag Brian Cruz Repeller. Died in the bus explosion at the end of New X-Men, volume 2 #23.
Wind Dancer Sofia Mantega Wind manipulator. Left the institute in New X-Men, volume 2 #24. Appearing in New Warriors, volume 4.
Revealed in Decimation: House of M: The Day After
Aurelie Sabayon Aurelie Sabayon Husk called her parents to inform them that she couldn't breathe under water anymore, however she was never shown.
Blob Frederick J. Dukes Attempted suicide after depowerment, as his excess skin was still present. Recently joined up with X-Cell.
Callisto ?? Superhuman senses. Leader of the Morlocks. Temporarily repowered due to the Terrigen Mists but to the point where even rain harms her. Reappears in the pages of X-Factor.
Feral Maria Callasantos Feline humanoid. Thornn's sister. Killed by Sabertooth's hand in Wolverine Vol. 3, #54.
Hanna Levy Hannah Levy Had a prehensile tongue and required diet of insects.
Jubilee (later Wondra) Jubilation Lee Fireworks discharger. Former member of Generation X. Now a member of the New Warriors as Wondra.
Quicksilver Pietro Django Maximoff Lost his previous speedster powers, but has received time-travel powers from the Terrigen Mists, and has internalised the mists' power to mutate.
Thornn Lucia Callasantos Feline humanoid. Feral's sister.
Revealed in New X-Men, volume 2
Aero Melody Guthrie Flyer with energy aura. Revealed in #20.
Amber Amber Young girl. Revealed in #28. Died following the bus explosion.
DJ Mark Sheppard Energy discharger based on music. Revealed in #23. Died following the bus explosion.
Dryad Callie Betto Plant manipulator. Revealed in #23. Died in the bus explosion.
Hydro Floyd Carter Aquatic Adaption. Revealed in #20. Accidentally drowned himself when his powers were removed after M-Day.
Jeffrey Garrett Jeffrey Garrett Teleporter who got stuck in ghost form during Xorn's attack on the school in New X-Men#147. Revealed in #21. The M-Day left him totally dead.
Network Sarah Vale Machine controller. Revealed in #23. Died in the bus explosion.
Preview Jessica "Jessie" Vale Precog. Revealed in #20. Depowered yet alive.
Prodigy David Alleyne Knowledge Absorption. Revealed in #20. Was asked to stay at the school following the bus explosion.
Rubbermaid Andrea Margulies Elastic body. Revealed in #23. Died in the bus explosion.
Specter Dallas Gibson Shadow form. Revealed in #20. According to Chris Yost and Craig Kyle he is still alive and living with his grandfather.
Revealed in Mutopia X #5
Armena Ortega Armena Ortega Could create protective bubble while sleeping.
Bugman ?? Had iridescent yellow eyes, green skin, small antennas on his head.
The Juicers ?? The male had chameleonic skin, while the female could generate luminescent orbs from her hand.
Lara the Illusionist Lara King Could generate illusion which affects all five senses.
Revealed in Generation M
Chamber, later Decibel Jonothon Evan Starsmore Revealed in Generation-M #1; was on life support in hospital. Received a transfusion of the blood of Apocalypse which gave him sonic powers and subsequently joined the New Warriors
Ned Ralston Ned Ralston Flight; dragon-like form. Revealed in Generation-M #1; killed when he crashed to the ground after the loss of his powers.
Gary Paterson Gary Paterson Aquatic adaption. Revealed in Generation-M #1; drowned after loss of his powers.
Inferno Tony Romeo Revealed in Generation-M #1; combusted after loss of powers.
Jeannie Martin Jeannie Martin Revealed in Generation-M #1; forty inch neck snapped after loss of powers.
Latonya Jefferson Latonya Jefferson Impenetrable skin. Revealed in Generation-M #1; killed in Generation-M #2 by the Ghoul.
John Mairs John Mairs Telepathic third eye. Revealed in Generation-M #2; killed by the Ghoul.
Roach Hubie Edge Transforms into humanoid cockroach. Revealed in Generation-M #2; killed by the Ghoul.
Dezmond Harris Dezmond Harris Leaping. Revealed in Generation-M #2.
Dynamite Susan Svenson Generates light from hands. Revealed in Generation-M #2; killed by the Ghoul.
Stacy X Miranda Leevald Revealed in Generation-M #2. Is living on the streets as a prostitute again.
Tim Hacker Tim Hacker Blue skin and six fingers on each hand. Revealed in Generation-M #2; killed by the Ghoul.
Former Order of Mutants Kevin E, Bertram K, Michael, Ralph and Joey V Revealed in Generation M #3. Association of former mutants, although a member, Elaine is only pretending to have been a mutant.
Nelson Cragg Nelson Cragg Revealed in Generation-M #3; one of Ravencroft Asylum’s inmates.
Violet Sanchez Violet Sanchez Revealed in Generation-M #3; looks like a Shar Pei, killed by the Ghoul.
Sarah Purser Sarah Purser Flight. Revealed in Generation-M #4; committed suicide.
Jim Prindle Jim Prindle Transforms matter into anything. Revealed in Generation-M #4; Ex-student at Xavier's.
Unnamed Mutants ??? Revealed in Generation-M #2-4; most of them were killed by the Ghoul.
Revealed in Son of M
Hub ?? Teleporter. Member of Unus' Gang and Chimere's ally. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists with erratic control.
Hack ?? Telepath. Member of Unus' Gang and Chimere's ally. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists.
Purge ?? Super-strong. Chimere's ally. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists with erratic control.
Shola Inkosi Shola Inkosi Telekinetic. Helped Shadowcat during Mekanix. Ally of Professor X on Genosha. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists.
Wicked ?? Necromancer. Ally of Professor X on Genosha. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists with erratic control.
Freakshow ?? Shapeshifter. Member of the Genoshan Excalibur. Ally of Professor X on Genosha. Revealed in Son of M #5. Temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists.
Revealed in New Avengers #18-20
Agent Zero Christoph David Nord Weapon X Agent
Angel Dust Christine Morlock
Artie Maddicks Arthur Maddicks Member of Generation X and X-Factor.
Arturo Falcone Arturo Falcone Resided in Mutant Town.
Black Tom Cassidy Thomas Samuel Eamon Cassidy Banshee's cousin. May have only lost his secondary mutation which transformed him into a plant-like creature.
Blind Faith Alexis Garnoff Russian Exiles.
Boost ?? Morlock.
Bora ?? Avant Guard's.
Brass Sean Watanabe Telepath.
Caiman ?? Ally of Unus.
Conquistador Miguel Provenza
El Aguila Alejandro Montoya
Fatale "Pamela Greenwood" Lackey of Dark Beast.
Flambè ?? Member of the Hell's Belles.
Forearm Jorge Lukas Student at Xavier's. (Not to be confused with the Mutant Liberation Front member.)
Gloom ?? Ex-student at Xavier's.
Golden Child Paul Patterson Appeared in the Marvel Team-Up arc "Golden Child"
Harpoon Kodiak Noatak Marauder.
Hazard Carter Alexander Ryking
Jon Spectre Jon Spectre Six Pack member.
Key ?? Cable ally.
King Bedlam Christopher Terrence Aaronson Leader of New Hellions.
Kiwi Black ?? Half-brother of Nightcrawler and Abyss.
Lightning Rod ?? Ally of Unus.
Longneck Jonah Van Helsking Ex-student at Xavier's.
Mary Zero Mary Sidekick of Agent X.
Mist Mistress ?? Member of the Resistants
Monsoon Aloba Dastoor Brother of Haven.
Murmur Arlette Truffaut Member of Alpha Flight
Murmur II ?? Member of Emplate's Hellions.
Nightwind ?? Rising Sons member.
Overrider Richard Rennsalaer
Paralyzer Randall Darby Member of the Resistants. Also known as Shocker II.
Phantazia Eileen Harsaw Brotherhood of Evil Mutants member.
Postman David Morlock.
Quill ?? Resistants member (not to be confused with the Xavier Institute student Quill).
Radian Ex-student at Xavier's and member of the Omega Gang.
Radius Jared Corbo Brother of Flex. Member of Alpha Flight.
Randall Shire Randall Shire ???
Reaper Pantu Hurageb Mutant Liberation Front member.
Redneck Ex-student at Xavier's and member of the Omega Gang.
Scanner Sarah Ryall Acolyte of Magneto.
Shatter ?? Morlock.
Skywalker ?? Ex-student at Xavier's.
Slick ?? Ex-student at Xavier's. Possibly died due to Stryker's attack.
Spike ?? Student at Xavier's.
Spoilsport ?? Rising Sons member.
Strobe ?? Mutant Liberation Front member.
Sunfire Shiro Yashida Listed but not pictured.
Tantra Reuben Ex-student at Xavier's.
Tarot Marie-Ange Colbert Member of the Hellions, latterly undead.
Tattoo, later Longstrike Christine Ex-student at Xavier's and member of the Omega Gang. Joined the New Warriors and was killed by the new Zodiac team.
Tether ?? Morlock.
Tremolo ?? Member of the Hell's Belles.
Vague ?? Member of the Hell's Belles.
Wild Child Kyle Gibney Weapon X and X-Factor member.
Wildside Richard Gill Mutant Liberation Front member.
Windshear Colin Ashworth Hume Alpha Flight member.
Wiz Kid Takeshi "Taki" Matsuya Member of the X-Terminators.
Wraith Hector Mendoza Member of the X-Men. Had transparent skin.
Shen Xorn Shen Xorn Kuan-Yin's twin brother. Member of the X-Men.
Zach Zach Ex-student at Xavier's.
Revealed in various other issues
Abyss Nils Styger Nightcrawler's half-brother. Revealed in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #1.
Alexander Lexington Alexander Lexington Member of Sentinel Squad O*N*E. Revealed in X-Men: The 198 Files (NB: The Sentinel Squad O*N*E miniseries takes place pre-M-Day, and shows how the squad was formed).
Tempest Angel Salvadore Human/Bug mutation. Revealed in Exiles #72. Ex-student at Xavier's. Now a New Warrior using technology to allow herself to fly and throw ice/fire blasts.
Antonio Antonio Revealed in X-Men: The 198 #1. Lover of Magma, fire powers. Died in a volcano at the moment of the Decimation.
Beak, later Blackwing Barnell Bohusk Bird mutation. Revealed in Exiles #72 and slowly reverted to a more hunky form.[3] Ex-student at Xavier's. Now a New Warrior using technology to allow himself to fly
Five of the Bohusk/Salvatore Children Kara, Axel and three unnamed kids Revealed in Exiles #72 that 5 of the 6 children are depowered. Tito Bohusk is the only one who has retained his mutated appearance.
Bloodlust Beatta Dubiel Revealed in Official Handbook A-Z #4. Member of the Femme Fatales.
Delphi ?? Revealed in Uncanny X-Men #490. Morlock.
Doctor Leery Leery Revealed in X-Factor III #5. Slain by Rictor.
Elijah Cross Elijah Cross Revealed in X-Factor III #17. Is the leader of the X-Cell.
Gazer ?? Revealed in X-Men #178. Has been turned into a Horseman of Apocalypse in #182.
Flex Adrian Corbo Ex-Alpha Flight member. Brother to Radius. Revealed in All-New OHotMU A-Z Update #3.
Jebediah Guthrie Jebediah Guthrie Revealed in "Endangered Species" Ch. 12 (New X-Men #42).
Marrow Sarah Revealed in X-Factor III #18; Shown as a member of the group of former mutants calling themselves "X-Cell", who believe the government is behind the massive loss of mutant powers.
Mesmero Vincent Hypnotist. Revealed in X-Men Unlimited, volume 2 #13
Mister Marvel Mark Hawkins Revealed in X-Men Unlimited, volume 2 #13. Had the power to have a wonderful super-hero life.
Pasco Pasco Forcefield generation. Mercenary and partner of Sabretooth. Introduced in X-Men #191.
Percival Fellows Percival B. Fellows Revealed in Uncanny X-Men #489. Former friend/ally of Magneto. After the M-Day, died under unrevealed circumstances.
Polaris Lorna Dane Magnetic Abilities. Revealed in X-Men, volume 2 #177. Repowered by Apocalypse as Pestilence, one of his Horsemen.
Professor X Charles Francis Xavier Telepath. Revealed in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #5. Spinal injury repaired in the process. Recently repowered by The M'Kraan Crystal.
Quiet Bill ?? Can open portals to view alternate realities and timelines. Revealed in X-Men #200. Homeless man who first appeared in Gambit Vol. 3 #10.
Qwerty ?? Precognitive. Morlock. Revealed in Uncanny X-Men #490.
Razorback Buford T. Hollis Revealed in All-New Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe A-Z #9.
Rictor Julio Esteban Richter Seismic Waves. Revealed in X-Factor, volume 3 #1.
Scarlet Knights Colin, Jennifer, Malcolm, Ned, Nell and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Revealed in New Excalibur #6. Family of flying mutants depowered in mid-flight.
Shadow Captains Derek and Petrie Revealed in New Excalibur #20. All but Sage, Captain Britain III and Ablion were depowered mutants according to Albion.
Unus the Untouchable Angelo Unuscione Revealed in Marvel Legacy: The 1960s under the Factor Three entry. Was in Genosha when Pietro arrived with the Terrigen Mists. Killed by his new forcefield.

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The New Warriors is a Marvel Comics superhero team, traditionally consisting of young adult heroes. ... For other uses, see Blob (disambiguation). ... For other uses, see Suicide (disambiguation). ... X-Cell is a terrorist organization in the Marvel Comics universe. ... Callisto is a Marvel Comics character, associated with the X-Men. ... Feral (Maria Callasantos) is a fictional comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe, most recognizably associated as a member of the New Mutants and X-Force. ... Thornn is the name of a female fictional character created by Marvel Comics for their series X-Force. ... Hanna Levy is a fictional character created by Marvel Comics for their X-Men spin-off series District X by David Hine and David Yardin. ... Wondra (Jubilation Lee, formerly known as Jubilee) is a fictional character, a Marvel Comics superheroine associated with the X-Men. ... For Quicksilver (DC Comics), see Max Mercury. ... The Terrigen Mist is a fictional substance from the Marvel Comics Universe, a natural mutagen able to alter Inhuman biology. ... Thornn is the name of a female fictional character created by Marvel Comics for their series X-Force. ... Feral (Maria Callasantos) is a fictional comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe, most recognizably associated as a member of the New Mutants and X-Force. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... DJ (Mark Sheppard) is a fictional character from Marvel Comics. ... Dryad is a fictional character appearing in comic books published by Marvel Comics. ... Emma Frost with the current Xavier Institute student body. ... Jeffrey Garrett is fictional mutant character in the Marvel Comics Universe. ... History Sarahs history hasnt been revealed much, and her name, powers and codename were revealed in New X-Men: Yearbook Special #1. ... Preview is an American mutant in the Marvel Universe. ... 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  • Domina, Electric Eve, Revenant, Toad-In-Waiting are presumed depowered following Wizard's list but haven't been confirmed on panel.
  • Sunfire, while depowered long before M-Day because of Rogue was listed among the energies in the Collective. Seeing that Rogue still has his powers how this is possible remains unknown.
    Sunfire, listed among other depowered mutants in New Avengers #19
  • It is not clear which powers Black Tom Cassidy has lost. While he has surely lost his tree form/plant control power, he may have only been mimicking his energy power against New Excalibur as it was said he used Black Air technology.
  • According to the New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z #12 Wild Child may have retained some of his powers since he gained some of them through genetic manipulation during his Alpha Flight and Weapon X days.
  • The only students at Xavier's who are still powered were shown in New X-Men vol. 2, #23. That means that despite not being shown on panel Kidogo, Flubber and Rain Boy are depowered. Any other student but the ones listed either here or in the powered section either died prior to M-Day or are depowered. The ones who died on the bus weren't shown before (Amber for instance) except for DJ, Dryad, Network, Rubbermaid, Tag.
  • Many mutants still remain active although they are depowered, they include the New Warriors Blackwing, Tempest, Wondra and Wind Dancer, the X-Cell as well as Brass and El Aguila as reported in Civil War: Battle Damage Report
  • It has been revealed in the "Endgangered Species" storyline that latent mutants, such as Charlotte Jones, have also lost their X-gene after M-Day.
  • It appears that some characters, for an as of yet unexplained reason, have reverted to normal at a slower rate than others. This includes Beak, Stacy X, Marrow (who still isn't normal) and Ned Raltson. It is unknown if Irving, Doug and Jerry belong to this category or if they are still mutants.
  • Callisto, Freakshow, Hub, Hack, Purge, Shola Inkosi, Wicked and Unus have all been repowered by the Terrigen Mists in the Son of M limited series but the effects were temporary. Unus was suffocated by his own powers while Callisto was in a coma. She has since recovered.
  • Iceman is not repowered, since he never lost his powers in the first place. After the events of M-Day he developed a mental block, which suppressed his secondary mutation and blocked his powers.
  • Archangel only pretended to be depowered as seen in Generation M #4 and #5.
  • It is unclear as to if Layla Miller had powers before M-day, or if she was simply lying. To further complicate matters, she was said to not be a mutant in X-Factor (3rd series) #20.
  • Feral and Thornn weren't actually repowered, they merely had their physical mutation restored. As shown in Wolverine #55.

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Confirmed Remaining Mutants

While it has been stated that there are at least 198 remaining mutants, according to Henry Peter Gyrich, there are actually "around 300"; the 198 number is merely the number of mutants the US government has catalogued, with a 199th mutant being off the record.[4] However, only 195 mutants have in fact been confirmed within the actual story material; and 22 of said mutants have died post-Decimation. The confirmed remaining mutants are as follows: Henry Peter Gyrich is a fictional character from the Marvel Comics Universe, who was named after a relative of Marvel Comics one time editor-in-chief, Jim Shooter. ...

Mutants who arrived post-Decimation
The following mutants entered the 616 Marvel universe post-Decimation, and thus were unaffected by the decimation: Alchemy is a British mutant in the Marvel universe whose real name is Thomas Jones. ... Anole (Victor Borkowski) is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Universe, one of the student body in the Xavier Institute, and a former member of the Alpha Squadron. ... Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) is a fictional Marvel Comics supervillain and is one of the prominent foes of the superhero group the X-Men. ... Archangel (Warren Worthington III), originally and still occasionally known as Angel, is a Marvel Comics superhero, best known as one of the founding members of the mutant super-team known as the X-Men. ... Archer, who later took the identity of deceased wife abuser, Judd Black, is a fictional mutant character in the Marvel Comics Universe. ... Arclight (Philippa Sontag) is a Mexican mutant supervillain in the Marvel Comics universe. ... 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  • Shadow-X Angel (deceased)
  • Shadow-X Beast (deceased)
  • Shadow-X Cyclops (deceased)
  • Shadow-X Iceman (deceased)
  • Shadow-X Marvel Girl (deceased)
  • Shadow-X Professor X (deceased)

Notes: Shadow-X (also known as Dark X-Men) is a Marvel Comics supervillain group that first appeared in New Excalibur #1. ... Shadow-X (also known as Dark X-Men) is a Marvel Comics supervillain group that first appeared in New Excalibur #1. ... Shadow-X (also known as Dark X-Men) is a Marvel Comics supervillain group that first appeared in New Excalibur #1. ... Shadow-X (also known as Dark X-Men) is a Marvel Comics supervillain group that first appeared in New Excalibur #1. ... Shadow-X (also known as Dark X-Men) is a Marvel Comics supervillain group that first appeared in New Excalibur #1. ... Shadow-X (also known as Dark X-Men) is a Marvel Comics supervillain group that first appeared in New Excalibur #1. ... For the band of the same name, see Shadow King (band). ...

  • All of the mutants from alternate timelines who entered the 616 universe pre-Decimation are powered according to X-Men: Endangered Species.
  • Despite sometimes being called so, Deadpool, Juggernaut, Lady Deathstrike, Mastermind Excello, Mister Sinister, and any member of the Folding Circle or the original members of Psionex are not mutants.
  • In the X-Men: Phoenix - Warsong limited series it was revealed that the Stepford Cuckoos were actually Weapon XIV of the Weapon Plus Project. With this information also came the revelation that the girls were genetic daughters/clones of Emma Frost. They were harvested from 1000 of her eggs, and they had 995 other mutant siblings (most of which were identical to them, one having two heads). Ultimately at the climax of the story all but the 3 original living Cuckoos perished.
  • The Owl may or may not be a mutant, as his powers supposedly came from a serum he ingested, and there have been both mutants like the Beast, and mutates like the Lizard, who have similar origins for their abilities. The exact nature of his powers has yet to be confirmed, though it should be noted that in the Age of Apocalypse, he possesses the exact same powerset as an assassin for Apocalypse, in a reality where genetically human mutates were extremely rare.
  • Asp actually fears the Superhuman Registration Act (which Mister Fantastic, at the time, prevented to pass), not the Mutant Registration Act in the Acts of Vengeance crossover, the exact nature of her power is still unknown and has yet to be revealed .
  • Cloak & Dagger are listed as science/magic-based mutates in Civil War: Battle Damage Report but have otherwise long been established in the main Marvel continuity as latent mutants whose powers were activated by drugs developed by the demon D'Spayre. Their mutant nature was also confirmed in the Age of Apocalypse limited series, where they were part of Sinister's Six. Similarly Namor the Sub-Mariner was said to be the first official mutant in House of M. Since both reality diverged after the characters' respective births this confirms their status as mutants in the main Marvel continuity as well.
  • The Black Cat, Mimic, Purple Man, and Sauron have all been called both mutants and mutates. Mimic, who hasn't shown any power since M-Day but was a Thunderbolt detainee, which suggest he had some, was claimed to be a latent mutant whose powers were activated by accidental exposure to experimental gases as a young boy in his father's lab by former head X-writer Scott Lobdell. The still powered Purple Man gained his after a similar accident since he introduced himself as a mutant when he met X-Man (which he had no real reason to lie about and which was not disputed by Nate Grey when he read his memories), his daughter Purple Girl, who inherited the exact same powers is a confirmed genetic mutant, though numerous mutates have given powers to their children. Black Cat had her powers triggered through mechanical means but is unclear whether or not it was a latent mutation, her powers were stripped long before M-Day in exchange for catlike abilities anyway. Sauron however is not a mutant. As repeatedly stated, he was bitten by a radioactive pterodactyl which gave him is powers.
  • Franklin Richards and Cable were depowered before M-Day but remain genetic mutants. Cable has since found a way to mimic his powers through technological means.
  • Living Monolith is actually a human whose DNA was artificially spliced with the mutant genomes of Havok by Apocalypse's then servant Mister Sinister (who also added some mutant DNA to his own at times). In the same way Andreas Strucker had his powers added in vitro, as the same way for Quake. As such they are all mutates.
  • Cassandra Nova, Malice and Ultra Girl do not belong to the human species and as such are not "Homo Superior" mutants. Ultra Girl is a Kree mutant while Cassandra, as Professor Xavier's dark twin belongs to the Mummudrai species while in the Here Comes Tomorrow storyline, it was implied she had been reeducated and transformed into Ernst, which despite later retcons, has not yet been conclusively disproven, so Ernst can still be considered a mutant for now. Malice is a technologic entity since her return.
  • The original Cyber's body died long ago and only his spirit now exists. He is classified as a mutant because he currently lives in the body of the mutant Milo Gunderson in the same way as Shatterstar, who inhabits the body of a mutant, Benjamin Russell (they are physically identical though the exact nature of their connection -whether they be twins, clones, or split-personalities-has yet to be revealed) was listed as one of them in X-Men: The 198 Files.
  • The Civil War: Battle Damage Report made no mention of if any mutant referenced remained powered, although several were listed as potential recruits for The Initiative. It is clear with Moonstar's inclusion in the Initiative that being powered is not the sole factor in being part of the program. Plus, some mutants, such as El Aguila and Brass, are well-trained enough or sufficiently armed to fight crime without mutant powers.
  • The Gibbon has been shown as retaining his physical mutation, but showed no sign of his former mutant abilities, likewise Bandit, Dark Mother (deceased), Quiet Bill (deceased), Scarlet Witch, and Timeslip appeared on panel but showed no powers. As such, their status is unknown.
  • Harpoon was confirmed depowered in New Avengers #18, but has since reappeared as a member of the Marauders. It is unknown if he has since been repowered, cloned, or if he's simply fighting powerless with a weapon. The same question is raised for Black Tom Cassidy who may have only been mimicking his energy power against New Excalibur as it was said he used Black Air technology.
  • Despite heavy fan speculation Debrii, Elsa Bloodstone, Speed, Typhoid Mary, and Wiccan have not been confirmed as mutants as of yet.
  • It is unknown what exactly Hollow is. Originally explained a prisoner of Emplate, the creature was retconned into being M II imprisoned by Emplate who attacked her and created the Penance shell around her. M II was freed from the Penance shell, and the St. Croix twins went inside it, becoming Penance, in order to make up the wrong that was done to their sister. When they later were freed from the Penance shell, it was discovered that the shell was autonomous. It remains to be seen whether Hollow is a living creature, some mystic device, a magical creation, etc.
  • Madame Web is a human who was able to reach her human psychic potential. She has never been called a mutant in the comics, nor has there ever been any indication that she possesses an X-Gene. Recent Handbooks have referred to her as a mutant, making them the only such contradiction, but nothing in-continuity has yet to indicate her mutant status.
  • All five Tao-Yu brothers are confirmed as living as of Civil War: X-Men #01.
  • The Sunpyre currently with Big Hero Six is a Leyu Yashida from another reality, as revealed in Alpha Flight Volume 3, so she is immune from the effects of M-Day
  • While apparently depowered Magneto was said to still be a mutant by Skids on behalf of Qwerty's book in Uncanny X-Men#491.

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Unconfirmed Mutants

Mutants whose official mutant status has not been confirmed since M-Day. Current Marvel policy is to suspect the following mutants powered until official confirmation, especially the ones who were listed in an Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z and not stated as depowered. The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, also known as OHOTMU, is a guide which attempts to detail the fictional universe of Marvel Comics. ...

Character Real name Notes
Aardwolf Chon Li Former employer of the Folding Circle.
Anais Anais Worshipper of Apocalypse.
Astra Astra Last seen in a flashback in The Twelve storyline. Possibly killed by Apocalypse.
Azazel Azazel Father of Nightcrawler. Trapped in an alternate dimension
Bandit Donyell Taylor Last seen in New Warriors, with legs amputated. No confirmation of powers either lost or kept.
Barnacle Mortimer Everett Former member of the Acolytes.
Base Hiro Sokuto Member of Genetix.
Bella Donna Bella Donna Boudreaux Last seen in a relationship with Bandit and still leader of the Unified Guilds of New Orleans.
Blaquesmith Unrevealed Last seen as a member of Cable's Underground in Weapon X Vol. 2.
Blindspot Unrevealed Last seen in Rogue Vol. 3.
Astrid Bloom Astrid Bloom Last seen in Emma Frost series. Former friend of Emma Frost.
Elias Bogan Elias Bogan Last seen in X-Treme X-Men. Former member of the Hellfire Club.
Briquette Unrevealed Sole Hell's Belles' member not confirmed to be depowered.
Burner Byron Calley Former member of the Resistants.
Chance Unrevealed Former member of the Fallen Angels.
Chimera Unrevealed Wolverine's enemy.
Courier Jacob Gavin Jr., "Jacklynn" Ally of Gambit.
Crimson Commando Frank Bohannon Last seen as a bodyguard of Magneto's in the House of M.
Doppleganger Wolfgang Helmut Heinreich X-Factor's enemy.
Dragonwing Unrevealed Last seen in Generation X #54. Was leader of the Rising Sons.
Double Helix Unrevealed Member of the London Morlocks.
Electric Eve Eve Last seen in Morlocks Vol 1.
Emplate Marius St. Croix Last seen in Generation X.
Ent Unrevealed Last seen in Web of Spider-Man #77
Ever Unrevealed Former Morlock and member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Famine Autumn Rolfson Member of the original Horsemen of Apocalypse.
Feedback Albert Louis Beta Flight team member.
Fontanelle Gloria Dayne Ally of Gambit
Cordelia Frost Cordelia Frost Youngest sister of Emma Frost.
Sean Garrison Sean Garrison Father of Wallflower.
Carter Ghazikhanian Carter Ghazikhanian Last seen leaving the X-Mansion after Exodus' Brotherhood of Mutants attacked the school.
Ghost Girl Lilli Former member of Alpha Flight.
Mikula Golubev Mikula Golubev Member of Bogatyri.
Gorgeous George George Blair Member of the Nasty Boys. Last seen in X-Factor Vol.1
Hairbag Michael Suggs Member of the Nasty Boys.
Harness Erika Benson Agent of Alliance of Evil and A.I.M..
Hawkshaw Unrevealed Member of the Press Gang.
Holly Holly X-Corporation's secretary.
Inza Inza Peruvian mutant.
Shirow Ishihara Shirow Ishihara Ally of Gambit.
Jack-in-the-Box Jack Last seen in Weapon X.
Jade Dragon Dei Guan Ex-member of the Alpha Flight and Mutant Liberation Front.
Kamal Kamal el Alaqui Former member of the Acolytes.
Katu Katu Kath Former member of the Acolytes.
Benazir Kaur Benazir Kaur Ex-member of the Hellfire Club
Benedict Kine Benedict Kine Ex-member of the Hellfire Club
Kleinstocks Harlan Kleinstock Former Acolyte of Magneto.
Kleinstocks Sven Kleinstock Former Acolyte of Magneto.
Lacuna Woodstock Last seen in X-Statix.
Mad Jim Jaspers James Jaspers Former member of the Crazy Gang and Hellfire Club.
Manikin Whitman Knapp Alpha Flight & Beta Flight member.
Krista Marwan Krista Marwan Member of Genetix.
Mastermind Martinique Jason Last seen at the Paris X-Corps; Lady Mastermind's half-sister and daughter of the original Mastermind (comics).
Meld Jeremiah Muldoon Sentinel Squad One faked his death prior to M-Day, where he now resides in Ecuador.
Mindmeld Unrevealed Bodyguard of Shinobi Shaw
Mr. One & Mr. Two
Mister X Unrevealed Enemy of Wolverine's
Mondo Unrevealed Last seen in Generation X.
M-Twins Claudette and Nicole St. Croix Younger twin sisters of M and Emplate
Nanny Unrevealed Last seen in Generation X.
Nuklo Robert Frank Jr. Son of Whizzer and Miss America
O-Force Obituary, Ocean, Ocelot, Oink, Ooze, Optoman, Oracle, Orbit, Orchid, Orifice, Overkill, Ozone All members of the O-Force as seen in X-Statix.
Omerta Paulie Provenzano Former member of the X-Men.
Orator Victor Ludwig Member of the Acolytes.
Orphan-Maker Peter Last seen in Generation X
Paradigm Unrevealed Last seen in X-Force Vol.1
Pathway Laura Dean Beta Flight member
Reeva Payge Reeva Page Ex-Hellfire Club member.
Peace Monger Dr. Cobbleskill Rights activist. Enemy of American Eagle.
Pipeline Cormick Grimshaw Member of the Press Gang and Genoshan Magistrates.
Primal Adam Berman Last seen in Generation X.
Promise Gene Bitner, Tad Carter, Craig Farnsworth, Simon Lestron, Lucy Robinson, Ernest Scope, Gracie Smith Group of telepaths.
Puff Adder Gordon Fraley Member of the Serpent Society.
Punchout Unrevealed Member of the Press Gang.
Rakkus David Anthony Rice Former member of the Acolytes.
Ramrod Patrick Mahony Last seen on X-Factor Vol 1.
Red Lotus Paul Hark Last seen attempting to destroy the mutant slave ring of the Hellfire Club.
Revelation Unrevealed Member of the Morlocks.
Cecilia Reyes Dr. Cecilia Reyes Former X-Man. Last seen at the Neverland mutant concentration camp in Weapon X Vol 3.
Ridge Unrevealed Member of Genetix.
Ruckus Clement Wilson Last seen as an aid for Mystique.
Rust Unrevealed Member of the Resistants.
Sabre Unrevealed Member of Mystique's Brotherhood of Mutants.
Scarlet Witch Wanda Maximoff The catalyst of M-Day, Wanda has not been confirmed in retaining the X-gene.
Scribe Unrevealed Member of the Hellfire Club.
Shepard Francis Leighton Former member of X-Corporation and agent of Quiet Man.
Shift Clifton Joseph Member of Genetix.
Shortpack Unrevealed Last seen in Mystique Vol.1
Shrew Marilyn Maycroft Member of Hell's Belles.
Shriek France Louise Barrison Spiderman villain
Sirocco Unrevealed Member of Desert Sword
Sketch Unrevealed Last seen in Uncanny X-Men #383
Slab Christopher Anderson Member of the Nasty Boys.
Slither Aaron Salomon Member of the Resistants.
Spoor Andrew Hamish Graves Former member of the Acolytes.
Ms. Steed Steed Ex-Hellfire Club member
Static Giana Carina Esperanza Former member of the Acolytes.
Stinger Wendy Member of the Alliance of Evil.
Stinger II Blodween Reese Member of Genetix.
Stitch Jodi Ex-Alpha Flight member.
Switch Devon Alomar Member of King Bedlam's Hellions. Last seen in X-Force Vol.1
Threnody Melody Jacobs Lover of X-Man.
Thumbelina Kristina Anderson Ex-Mutant Liberation Front member; sister to Slab
Timeshadow Unrevealed Member of the Alliance of Evil.
Vanisher Telford Porter Former member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Vesper Raani Jatwinder Member of Genetix.
Vincente Vincente Former member of the Emplate's Hellions; can shift body into different states of matter.
War Abraham Kieros Member of the original Horsemen of Apocalypse.
Wyre Unrevealed Former member of the Alpha Flight.

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Consequences/Repercussions/Lasting Effects

  • The Xavier Institute is no longer just a school for mutants, but a haven for all remaining mutants. This changed after the Civil War as they were all set free by the US president.
  • Sentinel Squad O*N*E: In the aftermath of the House of M, resulting in the depowering of 90% of the world's mutant population, the Office of National Emergency (aka O*N*E), a splinter from the Department of Homeland Security, had Sentinels instituted at the X-Mansion to protect the mutants in case any enemies used this low point as an opportunity to attack them at their weakest, and also to stop the mutants in the event of a revolution.
  • Children of the Vault: The reduction of mutants also accidentally awakens The Children of the Vault. (In the pages of X-Men)
  • Exodus reforms the Acolytes with Frenzy, Random, Tempo and Carmella Unuscione
  • Apocalypse: Due to the events of M-Day, Apocalypse was revived by Cable to force the remaining mutants to band together to expel the threat, as a way to bring the mutant community together after M-Day. (In the pages of X-Men and Cable and Deadpool)
He turned Sunfire, Gambit, Polaris and Gazer into his Horsemen. Gazer was killed by Ozymandias, however, resulting in Polaris and Sunfire regaining powers and Gambit being turned black and having a lethal gas power. The latter two then joined Sinister's forces as did Exodus's forces after discovering that no new mutant had appeared since M-Day.
  • The flying energy: It reawakened Vulcan who was a member of a secret team of X-Men sent to help Scott's team on Krakoa and left to die there. He returned from his space exile to begin a vendetta against Xavier and then the Shi'ar empire (In the pages of Deadly Genesis and Uncanny X-Men).
The rest of the energy ended up forming The Collective by merging with a mutant postal worker, Michael Pointer who then apparently killed the then members of Alpha Flight and went on to Genosha, repowering Magneto, who recognizes the intelligence controlling it as "Xorn who explains his action by the fact that the mutants needed him as a leader. The New Avengers arrive and blast the Collective into the sun. Magneto is then taken away in an helicopter which blows up right after it takes off (In the pages of New Avengers)
  • William Stryker: Deeming the sudden massive reduction in number of the mutant population a sign of God, saying "He made the first step and now we have to take the next", basically rallying for genocide on TV. (In the pages of New X-Men)
  • Onslaught: Onslaught Reborn will see Onslaught return; as the mutant energies of both Professor X and Magneto meet once again, they reform the monster. (This takes place before the Civil War event).
  • Both Professor X and Reaper have been healed by the event. The former can now walk again and the latter is no longer brain dead.
  • After the Civil War, X-Factor Investigations will be dealing with a siege in Mutant Town when a group of depowered mutants, calling themselves X-Cell become terrorists thinking the Government is responsible for their depowerment. The members are Elijah Cross, Callisto, Blob, Marrow, Fatale, Reaper, and Abyss.
  • Wolverine discovers a half-way home for depowered mutants who are fearing for their lives. Both Jubilee and Maverick are there.
  • Dr. Kavita Rao's work is ruined, as there's no more need for a mutant cure and all of her mutant DNA samples were turned to dust on M-Day.
  • As a side effect, no new mutants are born. This leads into the Endangered Species storyline, and later, the Messiah Complex.
  • Several de-powered mutants seek to return to heroing, and are recruited into the post-Civil War New Warriors.

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Collected editions

Trade paperbacks

Decimation: X-Men - The Day After (ISBN 0-7851-1984-1) collects Decimation: House of M - The Day After and X-Men #177-181.
Decimation: Generation M (ISBN 0-7851-1958-2) collects Generation M #1-5.
Decimation: Son of M (ISBN 0-7851-1970-1) collects Son of M #1-6.
Decimation: Sentinel Squad O*N*E (ISBN 0-7851-1997-3) collects Sentinel Squad O*N*E #1-5.
Decimation: X-Men - 198 (ISBN 0-7851-1994-9) collects X-Men: The 198 #1-5 and X-Men: The 198 Files (one-shot).

Hardcovers

X-Men: Deadly Genesis (ISBN 0-7851-1984-1) collects X-Men: Deadly Genesis #1-6.
Wolverine: Origins & Endings (ISBN 0-7851-1977-9) collects Wolverine #36-40.

Bibliography

Cover to Son of M #1. Art by John Watson.
Cover to Son of M #1. Art by John Watson.

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