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| “ | I should've let you die! | „ |
| ~ Sinister after Morph shoots him. |
| “ | Your genetic material will be the foundation, the master bloodline for an unbeatable race of mutants who will be my slaves. Through you, I shall give birth to the future. | „ |
| ~ Sinister when he kidnaps Cyclops and Jean. |
| “ | Don't take all the blame, Bolivar, and don't fret the future. Why Genosha was merely the beginning of a prologue now passed. You have nothing to fear. So long as you place your faith in Sinister. | „ |
| ~ Sinister to Bolivar Trask after using his Sentinels to destroy Genosha and kill thousands. |
Nathaniel Essex, better known as Mister Sinister, is the secondary antagonist of the 1992-97 animated superhero television series X-Men and Season 1 of its 2024 Disney+ sequel X-Men '97.
He is a renegade geneticist that is obsessed with studying and controlling mutations for his own evil purposes. He originally started off as a human, but after discovering the existence of the X-Gene and conducting a series of genetic manipulation experiments, he became a powerful, long-lived human mutate.
Mister Sinister is also one of the X-Men's dangerous and most personal adversaries, particularly being the arch-nemesis of the Summers Family (Cyclops, Jean Grey, and Cable) and Morph.
He was voiced by Christopher Britton.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
In General[]
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Background[]
- He worked with Nazis and helped them wipe out the Jews.
X-Men: The Animated Series[]
- He supported Apocalypse's plan to rewrite the timestream.
X-Men '97[]
- He experimented on baby Nathan Summers to make him his unbeatable slave, endangering his life in the process.
Externals Links[]
- Mister Sinister on the Villains Wiki
