Identity: Secret · Race: Mutant · Affiliation: X-Men / Various
Amelia Voght is a skilled mutant with the unique ability to teleport herself and others by shifting her molecular structure. Originally introduced as a complex ally and sometimes adversary to the X-Men, she has navigated a morally ambiguous path, aiding mutant causes while retaining her independence. Her intelligence and mastery of teleportation make her a formidable presence in the Marvel Universe.
Amelia is independent, cautious, and deeply pragmatic. She often weighs the consequences of her actions carefully and is not easily swayed by emotional appeals. Despite this, she demonstrates loyalty to those she trusts and possesses a mentor-like quality when guiding younger mutants. Her demeanor is calm, analytical, and sometimes distant, reflecting her experience and the weight of past choices.
Fans appreciate Amelia Voght for her unique teleportation powers and morally complex character. She is praised for adding depth to the X-Men universe, often acting as a bridge between heroes and more ambiguous figures. Her nuanced personality and mentorship roles are highlighted as making her one of the more intriguing and underappreciated mutants.
"I help, but I choose the path I walk."
"Teleportation is as much about timing as it is about skill."
"Independence is strength in a world that fears mutants."
"Guiding others is my duty, not my chains."
Meditation, Studying mutant abilities
Amelia Voght's early life details remain largely unknown, including the origin of her powers.
She becomes an ally and mentor figure to the X-Men, helping train young mutants.
Often works independently, aiding mutants while maintaining her autonomy.
Developed cautious and independent outlook
Manifestation: Heightened anxiety and hesitation
Dialect: Standard American English
Speech Patterns: Concise and formal
She mentors several young mutants.
Yes, including Professor X and certain X-Men members.
Anti-mutant organizations and selective villains.
Images represent character appearances.
She can teleport herself and others by molecular manipulation.
She is morally complex, often aligning with heroes.
Primarily the X-Men.
No confirmed movie appearances.
A mix of teleportation-based tactics and close combat.
Yes, she guides younger mutants.