I just started to look up Vibe and His tipe is listed as Human but on his bio it says..."Paco, a young Puerto Rican breakdancer with the mutant ability to cause strong vibrational waves" So why dosen't his tipe say Mutant ?
Vibe
Character » Vibe appears in 219 issues.
Vibe was a member of a Detroit City gang called the Lobos. When the Justice League of America moved to Detroit he became a member. His New 52 incarnation is selected for the JLA because of his unique vibration and potential inter-dimensional abilities.
Is Vibe a Human or Mutant ?
Dc seems to prefer the term meta to avoid confusion with the competition. DC does have mutants like Adam Blake Captain Comet (1951) who predates the x-men.
He is considered a metahuman given the new origin of his powers. He was a normal human until he got caught in the blast of a boom tube from the Darkseid invasion. Because of this he can cause micro dimensional ruptures (vibration waves) Stated by Amanda Waller with enough training she said he would be able to cut off peoples powers if they get their powers from another dimension example cutting the Flash off from the speedforce.
@Ms. Omega said:
He is considered a metahuman given the new origin of his powers. He was a normal human until he got caught in the blast of a boom tube from the Darkseid invasion. Because of this he can cause micro dimensional ruptures (vibration waves) Stated by Amanda Waller with enough training she said he would be able to cut off peoples powers if they get their powers from another dimension example cutting the Flash off from the speedforce.
Wow thats cool. So he was born human then. by the way love the poisn ivy pick. : )
@Kid_Omega_Prime said:
@Ms. Omega said:
He is considered a metahuman given the new origin of his powers. He was a normal human until he got caught in the blast of a boom tube from the Darkseid invasion. Because of this he can cause micro dimensional ruptures (vibration waves) Stated by Amanda Waller with enough training she said he would be able to cut off peoples powers if they get their powers from another dimension example cutting the Flash off from the speedforce.
Wow thats cool. So he was born human then. by the way love the poisn ivy pick. : )
and theoretically stop Cyborg from teleporting
@Jonny_Anonymous: @Kid_Omega_Prime: Thanks btw and this new version of him has peaked my interest too from what i have been reading he has been given a hefty power upgrade also I for got to mention another side effect of his powers it appears that the blast he was caught in when the boom tube opened knocked him out of sync with his home dimension causing him to be unable to be picked up in photographs and in cameras he is also able to detect things from other dimensions as well.
@Ms. Omega said:
He is considered a metahuman given the new origin of his powers. He was a normal human until he got caught in the blast of a boom tube from the Darkseid invasion. Because of this he can cause micro dimensional ruptures (vibration waves) Stated by Amanda Waller with enough training she said he would be able to cut off peoples powers if they get their powers from another dimension example cutting the Flash off from the speedforce.
which means he in Marvel terms (I know he is a DC character but since the word mutant was use which is typical connected with Marvel/everybody else and not DC but I think it could clear thinks up) a mutate.
A mutate in the Marvel universe is a person that gains his powers like Daredevil, Spider-Man and Hulk but are burn as regular human beings.
A mutant in the Marvel universe is a person that are born with his abilities however they a typical first seen when the person hits puberty/becomes a teenager.
In DC metahuman covers both these terms (as far as I know). However these are quite rare.
@tupiaz said:
@Ms. Omega said:
He is considered a metahuman given the new origin of his powers. He was a normal human until he got caught in the blast of a boom tube from the Darkseid invasion. Because of this he can cause micro dimensional ruptures (vibration waves) Stated by Amanda Waller with enough training she said he would be able to cut off peoples powers if they get their powers from another dimension example cutting the Flash off from the speedforce.
which means he in Marvel terms (I know he is a DC character but since the word mutant was use which is typical connected with Marvel/everybody else and not DC but I think it could clear thinks up) a mutate.
A mutate in the Marvel universe is a person that gains his powers like Daredevil, Spider-Man and Hulk but are burn as regular human beings.
A mutant in the Marvel universe is a person that are born with his abilities however they a typical first seen when the person hits puberty/becomes a teenager.
In DC metahuman covers both these terms (as far as I know). However these are quite rare.
That'snot what mutates are, mutates are pepole that have artificially created x-genes like Deadpool
@Teerack: Yea they do Captain Comet was the first mutant in comics
@Jonny_Anonymous said:
That'snot what mutates are, mutates are pepole that have artificially created x-genes like Deadpool
Mutate covers most humans who have gotten superhuman powers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutate_%28comics%29
@Jonny_Anonymous: In Marvel comics mutants are defined as people who gain powers genetically from being born with the X-gene. The X-gene does not exist in DC so no they do not. There are meta-genes and meta humans in DC. Also you're completely wrong about Deadpool. He considered himself a mutant, but his actual official classing is human or mutate.
@Teerack: I haven't mentioned anything about DC so I'm not sure what your saying about that. Also I'm not wrong about Deadpool, he used to be a human, he was NEVER a mutant but now he is a mutate.
@Jonny_Anonymous said:
@Teerack: I haven't mentioned anything about DC so I'm not sure what your saying about that. Also I'm not wrong about Deadpool, he used to be a human, he was NEVER a mutant but now he is a mutate.
Well if you think I'm wrong you got to back it up with some proves.
@Jonny_Anonymous: I miss read the part about deadpool. I guess technically you're right about Captain Comet being a mutant, but technically he's a Mutant Meta-human. Also He wasn't the first Mutant in comics. Namor has like a good 12 years on him, and I'm half sure Toro also came first.
@tupiaz: idk what you're talking about because I didn't say anything to you....
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