You are taking this stuff way too seriously. There is zero need for any such measurement/unit. It's a movie.Rainbows_ said:I haven't read any of the X-Men books.. what units do they use for the powers?
For example.. if a telekinetic can stop or deflect a meteor like in Tunguska in 1908.. what unit should be used for comparison purposes.. can Jean Grey also deflect an meteor?
phinds said:You are taking this stuff way too seriously. There is zero need for any such measurement/unit. It's a movie.
The unit of measurement for the powers of the X-men is not clearly defined in the Marvel Universe. However, some common measurements used are energy levels, strength levels, and mutant classifications.
The powers of the X-men are classified based on their abilities and how they use them. Some common classifications include telepathic, telekinetic, elemental, mutant physical enhancements, and energy projection.
No, not all X-men are mutants. Some members of the team are born with their powers, while others acquire them through different means such as genetic experimentation or alien technology.
While some aspects of the X-men's powers can be measured, such as energy levels and strength levels, the full extent of their abilities cannot be fully understood or measured by current scientific methods.
No, not all X-men have the same level of power. Each member of the team has unique abilities and varying levels of control and mastery over them.