| Charles Xavier | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Real Name: | Charles Xavier |
| Alias: | Professor Charles Xavier Professor X Chuck Death |
| Age: | 47-50 |
| Species: | Mutant |
| Religion: | Protestant Christian |
| Originally From: | New York, New York, USA |
| Relatives: | Cain Marko (half-brother) David Haller (son) Gabrielle Haller (ex-wife) |
| Affiliations: | X-Men Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters Four Horsemen of Apocalypse (unwillingly) Cerebro (invention) Erik Lehnsherr (friend) Sergeant Hawke (associate) |
| Interests: | Gabrielle Haller (ex-wife) |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Hair color: | None |
| Eye color: | Brown |
| Height: | 6' |
| Character Information | |
| Powers: | Telepathy |
| First Appearance: | Strategy X |
| Voiced by: | David Kaye |
| GALLERY | |
Professor Charles Xavier is the ex-husband of Gabrielle Haller and the father of David Haller, he is a mutant and founder of Charles Xavier's School for the Gifted Youngsters. He serves as the X-Men's mentor and founder. He was chosen by Apocalypse to be Death, one of the Four Horseman.
Important episodes[]
- X Impulse
- Survival of the Fittest
- The Cauldron - Part 1
- Mindbender
- Dark Horizon II
- Impact
- Sins of the Son
Personality[]
As a mentor and leader, Xavier is a kind, sympathetic, understanding and a friendly man, he often gives his students advise and also possesses a great knowledge on mutants and genetics. Due to his understanding nature, he also believes that mutants and humans can co-exist with each other peacefully.
Physical Appearance[]
Xavier is a man in his late forties to early fifties. He is bound to his wheelchair and wears mainly formal outfits such as a brown blazer and a black sweater, he has brown eyes and is bald.
Powers and Abilities[]
Xavier possesses the ability to read minds and control them, a power known as telepathy, his is quite advances and can further boosted by using Cerebro, an invention that allows him to find mutants all across the globe. Due to his abilities, he can also subject targets into forgetting certain things such as when he erased the minds of those who witnessed the X-Men using their powers to fight against the Brotherhood of Mutants. As an advanced telepath, it also grants him the ability to telepathically reach out, even if his target is not too close in range, such as when he called out for Scott when the latter was injured during a school trip.[1]
Former Powers[]
While under the control of Apocalypse, the professor became his Horseman of Death. This transformation greatly enhanced his already existing powers while providing him new ones. He was cured of his paraplegia and was granted additional psychic powers such as creating psychic weapons, psionic blasts, astral projection, force-field generation and flight.
Upon Apocalypse's defeat, Xavier was freed and returned to his normal state, which still required him to maintain using his wheelchair,
History[]
Relationships[]
Trivia[]
- Production Art - Charles Xavier.
- Concept Art.
- Xavier does not appear in Middleverse nor in Target X.
- During Christmas, he sat with Hank and drank hot chocolate, overseeing his students give presents to each other.
- Most of his serious conversations with Logan, happen outside.
- He appears but does not speak in The Stuff of Heroes.
- He is one of the few X-Men to speak in X23.
- Erik saved him during the events of Dark Horizon II.
- He later unwillingly served Apocalypse as a member of his Four Horsemen.
- Xavier would then foresee a future where Erik helped mentor his X-Men.
- Xavier also became the final person to speak in the show.
In other media[]
- This is Xavier's third animated role. His previous appearances were in: Pryde of the X-Men and X-Men: The Animated Series. He would later appear in X-Men '97.
- Xavier was a main character in Wolverine and the X-Men.
- Xavier has had a role in every X-Men film and a cameo in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in 2022.
- Xavier appeared in the tv series, Legion.
Appearances[]
| Season One | ||||||||||
| Strategy X | X Impulse | Rogue Recruit | Mutant Crush | Speed & Spyke | Middleverse | Turn of the Rogue | ||||
| Spykecam | Survival of the Fittest | Shadowed Past | Grim Reminder | The Cauldron I | The Cauldron II | |||||
| Season Two | ||||||||||
| Growing Pains | Power Surge | Bada-Bing Bada-Boom | Fun and Games | The Beast of Bayville | Adrift | On Angel's Wings | African Storm | Joyride | ||
| Walk on the Wild Side | Operation: Rebirth | Mindbender | Shadow Dance | Retreat | The Hex Factor | Day of Reckoning I | Day of Reckoning II | |||
| Season Three | ||||||||||
| Day of Recovery | The Stuff of Heroes | Mainstream | The Stuff of Villains | Blind Alley | X-Treme Measures | The Toad, the Witch, and the Wardrobe | ||||
| Self Possessed | Under Lock and Key | Cruise Control | X23 | Dark Horizon I | Dark Horizon II | |||||
| Season Four | ||||||||||
| Impact | No Good Deed | Target X | Sins of the Son | Uprising | Cajun Spice | Ghost of a Chance | Ascension I | Ascension II | ||