X-Men: Next Dimension - Characters

Characters

X-Men: Next Dimension features twenty-four playable characters. Many can be unlocked through gameplay in other modes, and alternate costumes for each character are also available. The X-Men wear their New X-Men or X-Treme X-Men suits as their primary costumes in the game.

Characters
  • Bastion
  • Beast
  • Betsy
  • Bishop
  • Blob
  • Cyclops
  • Dark Phoenix
  • Forge
  • Gambit
  • Havok
  • Juggernaut
  • Lady Deathstrike
  • Magneto
  • Mystique
  • Nightcrawler
  • Phoenix
  • Psylocke
  • Pyro a
  • Rogue
  • Sabretooth
  • Sentinel A
  • Sentinel B
  • Storm
  • Toad
  • Wolverine

Of these, two are essentially mirrors of other characters, although still retaining their individuality: Phoenix is essentially similar to the unlockable Dark Phoenix, although the two differ in certain Supers (Phoenix's are more psi-based, while Dark Phoenix takes her powers from the fiery appearance of the Phoenix). Similarly, Betsy and Psylocke are essentially the same character, save that "Betsy" is based on the Betsy Braddock's telepathic incarnation and employs a "psi-blade" emerging from her fist, and "Psylocke" is based on the more recent telekinetically powered version and manifests a fully formed psionic katana in combat.

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