Henry McCoy (Earth-1298)
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History
In the Mutant X universe, Hank McCoy's experiments on himself ended even worse than in ours. Becoming the Brute, Hank gained amphibious skills but lost nearly all his intelligence in the process. He was further mutated by the demons during Inferno, giving him cloven hooves for feet. As a side effect of his changes, the Brute also possesses a berserker streak, rivaling Wolverine. When pressed, he could be frighteningly lethal to his opponents, though most of the times his mood was that of a naive child. When Havok left Magneto's X-Men, he took the Brute and several other members along, to form their own superhero team, The Six. Years later, Hank briefly regained his intelligence as an after-effect of a severe mindblast by the villainous Charles Xavier. However, instead of trying to stabilize this condition, Hank devoted his short time of clarity to help his teammate, Ice-Man, to dampen down his powers somewhat, so that he could transform back to flesh-and-blood from the iceform he had been trapped in for years. Right after the treatment was finished, Hank reverted back to his mentally handicapped level. He was later falsely accused for the murders of Ben Reilly and the Green Goblin and unjustly killed for it.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
All the powers of his mainstream counterpart plus the ability to breath under water.Abilities
He formerly had a genius level of intelligence.Strength level
Brute can lift at least 30 tons.Weaknesses
None known
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