Supporting Cast
- Cerebra – A founding member of the X-Men 2099. Doom put Cerebra in charge of his "Mutant Messiah" hunt, and therefor in charge of training them. Her Mutant power allows her to detect nearby mutants and telepathically control the nervous system of other beings.
- Morphine Somers – Doom's Minisher of Humanity and interim liaison to Halo City; later ousted when his bid to be elected to the Halo City counsil failed. Morphine convinced Wulff to join X-Nation, thereby inserting himself as Cerebra's assistant.
- Sister Nicholas – A militaristic nun who lived in Halo City with her cloister, the Sisters of the Howling Commandments, a pun on Nick Fury's Howling Commandos.
There were plans to add two more members to X-Nation 2099, but the plans were scrapped when Tom Peyer and Humberto Ramos left the book within the first three issues. Despite appearing on both the cover of the first issue and the Warren Ellis special 2099: Genesis, the characters were never formally introduced within the book's storyline and thus are apparently non-canon. Only one of them was named — an Indian mutant named Caravan — but his powers were never explained.
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