I believe it's called "Voluntary Nystagmus". The most common version of it is "Involuntary Nystagmus" where the eyes shake without any control. The actor Pruitt Taylor Vince is the only person I'm aware of with Involuntary Nystagmus.
I loved this trailer. That shot where gambit charges wolverines claws was great. And I love that morph is officially non-binary because as a shapeshifter that makes total sense.
My only issue is, the people who hate mutants , should be all over the Marvel world and not just in The X-Men! For example, if The Friends of Humanity saw The Hulk, someone should call him a mutant freak (although I know he's not a mutant) but it wouldn't matter because people wouldn't care about how your born, but they do care about the fact that your different. Even Spiderman should be called a mutant freak by someone! It will make things a lot more realistic.
Agreed. This was always something I had an issue with the comics and I don't remember there ever being a resolution to this. Does Spider-Man have to publicly announce he was bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager? How do the common folk know the difference between Mutant and "gained abilities later in life" and why are they not scared of both? Both have powers...
@@RCAReacts Exactly! The issue has never been about how someone is born...but it's about being different, because if that was the case...Thor could be called a mutant, because he's born with God like powers! But if he cuts his hair and put on a suit, who would even care?
It's not about reason. It's about intolerance. It's racism. Mutants are considered a different species, and humans NEED their superheroes to defend themselves from the dirty angry scary mutants! It's never been about powers. It's xenophobia. I'm pretty sure Spider-Man is widely known to be a human who got bitten (Jameson has written about it if I remember correctly), Hulk is also well known as Banner, Capt'n is a celebrity, like all the FF. But ordinary, less known heroes do get mistaken for mutants all the time when they have powers.
@@RCAReacts but remember neither one is Jean Grey. The son of the first X-Man Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor, Nathan's maternally-inherited powers manifested at a young age. The circumstances of his birth were machinated by Mr. Sinister to create a living weapon against Apocalypse. Rachel Anne Summers is the mutant daughter of Scott Summers and Phoenix (Jean Grey-Summers) in Earth-811, the "Days of Future Past". According to Rachel, Jean Grey from her reality mirrored the modern era Jean Grey, but when this Jean was captured by Sentinels and piloted a spacecraft back to Earth, the Phoenix Force bonded with her, instead of placing her in a cocoon and replacing her.
That's funny dude. My brother and I can shake our eyeballs as well. Lol.
Love the X-Men. I'm looking forward to this.
I believe it's called "Voluntary Nystagmus". The most common version of it is "Involuntary Nystagmus" where the eyes shake without any control. The actor Pruitt Taylor Vince is the only person I'm aware of with Involuntary Nystagmus.
@RCAReacts Heck, I didn't realize that there was a name for it. Lol. Either way, we should be made honorary X-Men for our "talents."
I loved this trailer. That shot where gambit charges wolverines claws was great. And I love that morph is officially non-binary because as a shapeshifter that makes total sense.
My only issue is, the people who hate mutants , should be all over the Marvel world and not just in The X-Men! For example, if The Friends of Humanity saw The Hulk, someone should call him a mutant freak (although I know he's not a mutant) but it wouldn't matter because people wouldn't care about how your born, but they do care about the fact that your different. Even Spiderman should be called a mutant freak by someone! It will make things a lot more realistic.
Agreed. This was always something I had an issue with the comics and I don't remember there ever being a resolution to this. Does Spider-Man have to publicly announce he was bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager? How do the common folk know the difference between Mutant and "gained abilities later in life" and why are they not scared of both? Both have powers...
@@RCAReacts Exactly! The issue has never been about how someone is born...but it's about being different, because if that was the case...Thor could be called a mutant, because he's born with God like powers! But if he cuts his hair and put on a suit, who would even care?
It's not about reason. It's about intolerance. It's racism. Mutants are considered a different species, and humans NEED their superheroes to defend themselves from the dirty angry scary mutants!
It's never been about powers. It's xenophobia.
I'm pretty sure Spider-Man is widely known to be a human who got bitten (Jameson has written about it if I remember correctly), Hulk is also well known as Banner, Capt'n is a celebrity, like all the FF. But ordinary, less known heroes do get mistaken for mutants all the time when they have powers.
Yes Jean Is Pregnant, Something that NEVER happened in the Comics, so who knows who is gonna pop out of Mama!
It’s either Nate or Rachel…both of whom could be likely in this series.
@@RCAReacts but remember neither one is Jean Grey. The son of the first X-Man Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor, Nathan's maternally-inherited powers manifested at a young age. The circumstances of his birth were machinated by Mr. Sinister to create a living weapon against Apocalypse. Rachel Anne Summers is the mutant daughter of Scott Summers and Phoenix (Jean Grey-Summers) in Earth-811, the "Days of Future Past". According to Rachel, Jean Grey from her reality mirrored the modern era Jean Grey, but when this Jean was captured by Sentinels and piloted a spacecraft back to Earth, the Phoenix Force bonded with her, instead of placing her in a cocoon and replacing her.
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