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 Marvel Universe  Scarlet Witch (Age of Apocalypse)
 

Universe
Age of Apocalypse

Real Name
Wanda Maximoff

Identity
Secret

Occupation
Adventurer

Citizenship
Transia, U.S.A. (naturalized)

Place of Birth
Wundagore, Transia, Europe

Known Relatives
Eric Lehnsherr (Magneto, father), Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver, brother), Magda (mother, presumed dead), Django Maximoff (adoptive father, deceased), Marya Maximoff (adoptive mother, deceased)

Group Affiliation
X-Men

Education
Unrevealed

Height
5'7"

Weight
130 lbs.

Eyes
Blue

Hair
Auburn

Powers
The Scarlet Witch can tap into mystic energy for reality-altering effects; this power leads to the creation of "hex-spheres" which are reality-disrupting quasi-psionic forces that can cause molecular disturbances in a target's probability field, resulting in spontaneous combustion, deflection of objects in flight, and so on.

Paraphernalia
None

First Appearance
X-Men Chronicles #1 (1995)

Significant Issues
Killed by Nemesis (X-Men Chronicles #1, 1995)

The Scarlet Witch was the daughter of Magneto and the sister of Quicksilver. She shared her father's dream of a world where humans and mutants could co-exist with one another and joined his X-Men to see his dream come to life. With the insistence of her father she trained everyday in the Killing Zone along with her fellow X-Men. When Mystique brought Rogue to the base, Scarlet Witch volunteered to show her around. However, the X-Men were soon called into battle when Apocalypse's Horsemen attacked Cape Citadel. Magneto asked Wanda to stay behind to take care of the other students in case he never made it back alive. As they left, they were unaware of another foe approaching the base-Nemesis. As he began attacking the base and killing students with his bio-genetic microwave blasts, Wanda was leading the remaining students to the underground shelters. She asked Rogue to lead the youngest students safely from harm but Rogue had disappeared outside to protect the base from Nemesis. As Nemesis attacked Rogue, he was caught off-guard by one of Wanda's hexes. This attack had actually hurt Nemesis, something which he didn't think possible. As an act of revenge, Nemesis brutally killed Wanda.
 
 
 
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