Phoenix (Jean Grey) - Revision history

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-	~~[[image: jeangrey02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb]]~~After Jean and the X-Men defeated scientist [[Lang, Stephen\|Stephen Lang]] and his robotic [[Sentinels]] on his space station, the heroes escaped back to Earth in a shuttle through a lethal solar radiation storm. Dying from radiation poisoning, Jean was saved by the cosmic entity known as the Phoenix Force who created a duplicate body complete with memories and personality, absorbed a portion of her consciousness and cast her into suspended animation in a strange cocoon at the bottom of Jamaica Bay.	+	After Jean and the X-Men defeated scientist [[Lang, Stephen\|Stephen Lang]] and his robotic [[Sentinels]] on his space station, the heroes escaped back to Earth in a shuttle through a lethal solar radiation storm. Dying from radiation poisoning, Jean was saved by the cosmic entity known as the Phoenix Force who created a duplicate body complete with memories and personality, absorbed a portion of her consciousness and cast her into suspended animation in a strange cocoon at the bottom of Jamaica Bay.

	For months the Phoenix believed itself to be the real Jean and saved the universe by healing the [[M’Kraan Crystal]]. Mental manipulation by [[Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde)\|Mastermind]] caused Phoenix to go insane and become Dark Phoenix. Ultimately, the portion of Jean’s consciousness within Phoenix resurfaced, causing it to commit suicide. This portion of Jean Grey’s consciousness then journeyed to the afterlife to meet a manifestation of [[Death (embodiment)\|Death]]. Death explained the Phoenix Force to Jean, who now wore a White Phoenix costume, before this portion of her consciousness and residual Phoenix energy was sent to Jean’s original body in the cocoon, where it was rejected, and then to her clone, [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor]]. Eventually, Jean was rescued from her stasis and, with the other original X-Men, formed a new team, X-Factor. Madelyne Pryor later died in a confrontation with Jean Grey in which Jean absorbed Madelyne’s and Phoenix’s personalities and memories and a spark of the Phoenix energy. While in battle with a [[Celestials\|Celestial]] on an alien world, Jean expelled this spark of energy and the personalities she had absorbed but kept faint impressions of their memories.		For months the Phoenix believed itself to be the real Jean and saved the universe by healing the [[M’Kraan Crystal]]. Mental manipulation by [[Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde)\|Mastermind]] caused Phoenix to go insane and become Dark Phoenix. Ultimately, the portion of Jean’s consciousness within Phoenix resurfaced, causing it to commit suicide. This portion of Jean Grey’s consciousness then journeyed to the afterlife to meet a manifestation of [[Death (embodiment)\|Death]]. Death explained the Phoenix Force to Jean, who now wore a White Phoenix costume, before this portion of her consciousness and residual Phoenix energy was sent to Jean’s original body in the cocoon, where it was rejected, and then to her clone, [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor]]. Eventually, Jean was rescued from her stasis and, with the other original X-Men, formed a new team, X-Factor. Madelyne Pryor later died in a confrontation with Jean Grey in which Jean absorbed Madelyne’s and Phoenix’s personalities and memories and a spark of the Phoenix energy. While in battle with a [[Celestials\|Celestial]] on an alien world, Jean expelled this spark of energy and the personalities she had absorbed but kept faint impressions of their memories.

321brad at 06:41, 5 December 2009

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
	\| real_name = Jean Grey-Summers		\| real_name = Jean Grey-Summers
	\| aliases = Redd, Ms. Psyche, Jeannie, Marvel Girl		\| aliases = Redd, Ms. Psyche, Jeannie, Marvel Girl
	\| identity = Public		\| identity = Public
-	\| occupation = Phoenix Force host; former adventurer, teacher, headmistress, student, model~~. I love Jean Grey!!!~~	+	\| occupation = Phoenix Force host; former adventurer, teacher, headmistress, student, model
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York		\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York
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	\| height = 5'6"		\| height = 5'6"
	\| weight = 115 lbs.		\| weight = 115 lbs.
-	\| eyes = Green	+	\| eyes = Green (Pinkish-Red when using powers as the Phoenix)
-	\| hair = Red	+	\| hair = Red
	\| powers = Jean Grey possessed telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possessed telekinesis, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate force fields, fly, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive blasts.		\| powers = Jean Grey possessed telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possessed telekinesis, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate force fields, fly, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive blasts.

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	[[category:Mutants]]		[[category:Mutants]]
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NC at 22:23, 1 December 2009

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
	\| real_name = Jean Grey-Summers		\| real_name = Jean Grey-Summers
	\| aliases = Redd, Ms. Psyche, Jeannie, Marvel Girl		\| aliases = Redd, Ms. Psyche, Jeannie, Marvel Girl
	\| identity = Public		\| identity = Public
-	\| occupation = Phoenix Force host; former adventurer, teacher, headmistress, student, model	+	\| occupation = Phoenix Force host; former adventurer, teacher, headmistress, student, model. I love Jean Grey!!!
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York		\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York
-	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], husband), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law~~, deceased~~), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone, deceased), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)	+	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], husband), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone, deceased), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson, deceased), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny, deceased), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)
	\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators		\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators
	\| education = College level education		\| education = College level education
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	[[category:Mutants]]		[[category:Mutants]]
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Harlequin7 at 20:41, 24 October 2009

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	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York		\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York
-	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], ~~exhusband~~), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone, deceased), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson~~, deceased~~), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny~~, deceased~~), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)	+	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], husband), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law, deceased), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone, deceased), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)
	\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators		\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators
	\| education = College level education		\| education = College level education

Nightcrawler187 at 20:23, 28 July 2009

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	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York		\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York
-	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], ~~husband~~), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)	+	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], exhusband), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone, deceased), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson, deceased), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny, deceased), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)
	\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators		\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators
	\| education = College level education		\| education = College level education

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Holo78 — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 12:46:49 GMT

because all of those people are alive

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	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York		\| place_of_birth = Annandale-on-Hudson, New York City, New York
-	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], husband), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone~~, deceased~~), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson~~, deceased~~), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny~~, deceased~~), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)	+	\| relatives = John Grey (father), Elaine Grey (mother), Sara Grey-Bailey (sister, deceased), Gailyn Bailey (niece, deceased), Joey Bailey (nephew, deceased), Scott Summers ([[Cyclops (Scott Summers)\|Cyclops]], husband), Christopher Summers ([[Corsair]], father-in-law), Katherine Anne Summers (mother-in-law, deceased), Alexander Summers ([[Havok]], brother-in-law), Gabriel Summers ([[Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)\|Vulcan]], brother-in-law), Philip Summers (grandfather-in-law), Deborah Summers (grandmother-in-law), [[Pryor, Madelyne\|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]] (clone), Nathan Christopher Summers ([[Cable]], stepson), [[Stryfe]] (clone stepson), Rachel Summers ([[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)\|Marvel Girl]], alternate timeline daughter), Nate Grey ([[X-Man]], alternate timeline progeny), [[Dark Mother]] (alleged relative)
	\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators		\| groups = Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Twelve]], [[Brides of Set]], [[X-Factor]]/X-Terminators
	\| education = College level education		\| education = College level education
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	\| eyes = Green		\| eyes = Green
	\| hair = Red		\| hair = Red
-	\| powers = Jean Grey ~~is an omega-level mutant possessing limitless~~ telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun ~~or kill~~ opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also ~~possesses limitless telekinetic powers~~, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate ~~undestructible~~ force fields, fly ~~at supersonic speeds~~, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive ~~fire~~ blasts.	+	\| powers = Jean Grey possessed telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possessed telekinesis, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate force fields, fly, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive blasts.

-	Her powers were magnified to infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.	+	Her powers were magnified to near-infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.
	\| debut = X-Men #1 (1963)		\| debut = X-Men #1 (1963)
	\| origin = Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981)		\| origin = Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981)

Goldbird at 02:28, 23 February 2009

Goldbird — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 02:28:47 GMT

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	\| eyes = Green		\| eyes = Green
	\| hair = Red		\| hair = Red
-	\| powers = Jean Grey, an omega-level mutant possessing limitless telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun or ~~even~~ kill opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possesses limitless telekinetic powers, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate ~~powerfull~~ force fields, fly at supersonic speeds, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive fire blasts.	+	\| powers = Jean Grey is an omega-level mutant possessing limitless telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun or kill opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possesses limitless telekinetic powers, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate undestructible force fields, fly at supersonic speeds, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive fire blasts.

	Her powers were magnified to infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.		Her powers were magnified to infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.

Goldbird at 02:12, 23 February 2009

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	\| eyes = Green		\| eyes = Green
	\| hair = Red		\| hair = Red
-	\| powers = Jean Grey ~~possessed~~ telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also ~~possessed telekinesis~~, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate force fields, fly, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive blasts.	+	\| powers = Jean Grey, an omega-level mutant possessing limitless telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun or even kill opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possesses limitless telekinetic powers, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate powerfull force fields, fly at supersonic speeds, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive fire blasts.

-	Her powers were magnified to ~~near-~~infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.	+	Her powers were magnified to infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.
	\| debut = X-Men #1 (1963)		\| debut = X-Men #1 (1963)
	\| origin = Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981)		\| origin = Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981)
	\| significant_issues = Joined X-Men, first battled Magneto (X-Men #1, 1963); captured by Sentinels, placed in suspended animation by Phoenix Force (X-Men #98-101/Classic X-Men #8/Excalibur #52, 1976/1987/1992); cocoon found by Avengers, revived from suspended animation by Fantastic Four, helped found X-Factor (Avengers #263/Fantastic Four #286/ X-Factor #1, 1986); married Cyclops (X-Men #30, 1994); manifested Phoenix Force, killed by Xorn (New X-Men #150, 2004); resurrected and merged with the Phoenix Force (X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #1-5, 2005)		\| significant_issues = Joined X-Men, first battled Magneto (X-Men #1, 1963); captured by Sentinels, placed in suspended animation by Phoenix Force (X-Men #98-101/Classic X-Men #8/Excalibur #52, 1976/1987/1992); cocoon found by Avengers, revived from suspended animation by Fantastic Four, helped found X-Factor (Avengers #263/Fantastic Four #286/ X-Factor #1, 1986); married Cyclops (X-Men #30, 1994); manifested Phoenix Force, killed by Xorn (New X-Men #150, 2004); resurrected and merged with the Phoenix Force (X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #1-5, 2005)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
-	main_image= ~~Phoenix101~~.jpg	+	main_image= JeanGrey442.jpg
	}}{{bio\|		}}{{bio\|
	bio_text= The younger daughter of history professor John Grey and his wife Elaine, Jean Grey was 10 years old when her mutant telepathic powers first manifested after experiencing the emotions of a dying friend. Her parents took her to be treated by [[Professor X\|Professor Charles Xavier]]. While Xavier treated Jean he also used her to fine tune his Cerebro machine. When Xavier introduced young Jean to the astral plane a part of her mind manifested as a Phoenix raptor and touched the mind of Scott Summers in the orphanage. Later, Xavier erected psychic shields in Jean’s mind to prevent her from using her telepathic powers until she was mature enough to control them. Eventually, using her telekinetic powers, Jean was a founding member of Xavier’s team of mutant trainees the X-Men as Marvel Girl. Upon a mission in outer space Jean was noticed by the Phoenix Force which took note of her unlimited potential. At this moment Jean had a vision of becoming the Phoenix but the vision faded from her memory as it ended. She soon fell in love with fellow student Scott Summers, and later would develop a strong attraction towards one of the team’s new recruits, the feral [[Wolverine (James Howlett)\|Wolverine]].		bio_text= The younger daughter of history professor John Grey and his wife Elaine, Jean Grey was 10 years old when her mutant telepathic powers first manifested after experiencing the emotions of a dying friend. Her parents took her to be treated by [[Professor X\|Professor Charles Xavier]]. While Xavier treated Jean he also used her to fine tune his Cerebro machine. When Xavier introduced young Jean to the astral plane a part of her mind manifested as a Phoenix raptor and touched the mind of Scott Summers in the orphanage. Later, Xavier erected psychic shields in Jean’s mind to prevent her from using her telepathic powers until she was mature enough to control them. Eventually, using her telekinetic powers, Jean was a founding member of Xavier’s team of mutant trainees the X-Men as Marvel Girl. Upon a mission in outer space Jean was noticed by the Phoenix Force which took note of her unlimited potential. At this moment Jean had a vision of becoming the Phoenix but the vision faded from her memory as it ended. She soon fell in love with fellow student Scott Summers, and later would develop a strong attraction towards one of the team’s new recruits, the feral [[Wolverine (James Howlett)\|Wolverine]].

Lil Phoenix1 at 17:43, 24 January 2009

Lil Phoenix1 — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 17:43:18 GMT

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	\| significant_issues = Joined X-Men, first battled Magneto (X-Men #1, 1963); captured by Sentinels, placed in suspended animation by Phoenix Force (X-Men #98-101/Classic X-Men #8/Excalibur #52, 1976/1987/1992); cocoon found by Avengers, revived from suspended animation by Fantastic Four, helped found X-Factor (Avengers #263/Fantastic Four #286/ X-Factor #1, 1986); married Cyclops (X-Men #30, 1994); manifested Phoenix Force, killed by Xorn (New X-Men #150, 2004); resurrected and merged with the Phoenix Force (X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #1-5, 2005)		\| significant_issues = Joined X-Men, first battled Magneto (X-Men #1, 1963); captured by Sentinels, placed in suspended animation by Phoenix Force (X-Men #98-101/Classic X-Men #8/Excalibur #52, 1976/1987/1992); cocoon found by Avengers, revived from suspended animation by Fantastic Four, helped found X-Factor (Avengers #263/Fantastic Four #286/ X-Factor #1, 1986); married Cyclops (X-Men #30, 1994); manifested Phoenix Force, killed by Xorn (New X-Men #150, 2004); resurrected and merged with the Phoenix Force (X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #1-5, 2005)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
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	}}{{bio\|		}}{{bio\|
	bio_text= The younger daughter of history professor John Grey and his wife Elaine, Jean Grey was 10 years old when her mutant telepathic powers first manifested after experiencing the emotions of a dying friend. Her parents took her to be treated by [[Professor X\|Professor Charles Xavier]]. While Xavier treated Jean he also used her to fine tune his Cerebro machine. When Xavier introduced young Jean to the astral plane a part of her mind manifested as a Phoenix raptor and touched the mind of Scott Summers in the orphanage. Later, Xavier erected psychic shields in Jean’s mind to prevent her from using her telepathic powers until she was mature enough to control them. Eventually, using her telekinetic powers, Jean was a founding member of Xavier’s team of mutant trainees the X-Men as Marvel Girl. Upon a mission in outer space Jean was noticed by the Phoenix Force which took note of her unlimited potential. At this moment Jean had a vision of becoming the Phoenix but the vision faded from her memory as it ended. She soon fell in love with fellow student Scott Summers, and later would develop a strong attraction towards one of the team’s new recruits, the feral [[Wolverine (James Howlett)\|Wolverine]].		bio_text= The younger daughter of history professor John Grey and his wife Elaine, Jean Grey was 10 years old when her mutant telepathic powers first manifested after experiencing the emotions of a dying friend. Her parents took her to be treated by [[Professor X\|Professor Charles Xavier]]. While Xavier treated Jean he also used her to fine tune his Cerebro machine. When Xavier introduced young Jean to the astral plane a part of her mind manifested as a Phoenix raptor and touched the mind of Scott Summers in the orphanage. Later, Xavier erected psychic shields in Jean’s mind to prevent her from using her telepathic powers until she was mature enough to control them. Eventually, using her telekinetic powers, Jean was a founding member of Xavier’s team of mutant trainees the X-Men as Marvel Girl. Upon a mission in outer space Jean was noticed by the Phoenix Force which took note of her unlimited potential. At this moment Jean had a vision of becoming the Phoenix but the vision faded from her memory as it ended. She soon fell in love with fellow student Scott Summers, and later would develop a strong attraction towards one of the team’s new recruits, the feral [[Wolverine (James Howlett)\|Wolverine]].

Lil Phoenix1 at 17:41, 24 January 2009

Lil Phoenix1 — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 17:41:39 GMT

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-	\| powers = Jean Grey~~-Summers is an Omega-level mutant~~, ~~and has been one of~~ the ~~physical hosts~~ of ~~the vastly powerful Phoenix Force who possesses god-like powers~~ and ~~is one of the most feared beings that ever lived. With the Phoenix Force, Jean has potentially limitless[citation needed]~~ psionic ~~powers of telepathy~~, telekinesis, ~~cosmic pyrokinesis and energy manipulation - Henry McCoy has said that, based on~~ her ~~massive power levels, "on the Richter scale, she'd be a 12".[40] When bonded~~ to ~~the Phoenix~~, ~~she is said to outclass mutants~~, ~~granting her complete control over matter, energy, thought~~, and ~~unlimited psionic energies. She can tap into reserved energies for future generations, denying them of existence~~.	+	\| powers = Jean Grey possessed telepathic powers enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts into the minds of others, initiate astral travel, and mentally stun opponents with pure psionic force, among other talents. She also possessed telekinesis, allowing her to levitate and manipulate objects and others, generate force fields, fly, and stimulate heat molecules to generate concussive blasts.

-	~~When her~~ powers ~~first manifest, Jean is unable~~ to ~~cope with her telepathy, forcing Professor X to suppress her access to it altogether. Instead, he chooses to train her in the use of her telekinesis~~ while ~~allowing her telepathy to grow at its natural rate before reintroducing it.[citation needed] This is why in Jean's debut appearance~~ as ~~Marvel Girl, she is only capable of using her telekinetic powers.[citation needed] When the Professor hides to prepare~~ for the ~~Z'Nox, he reopens Jean's telepathic powers, which was initially explained as Xavier 'sharing' some of his telepathy with her.~~[~~41]~~	+	Her powers were magnified to near-infinite levels while she served as an avatar for the cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. She was able to manipulate matter and energy on a molecular scale, although this varied on the Force's status and how much power it chose to allocate to her.
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-	~~Jean is considered to be one of the Earth's most powerful telepathic minds. Jean Grey, as the~~ Phoenix, has limitless telepathic powers, able to influence any individual. Jean's telepathy allows her to communicate with others telepathically, read the thoughts of others, influence and control the minds of others, project her mind into the astral plane, and generate telepathic force blasts that can stun or kill others. Jean is one of the few telepaths skilled enough to communicate with animals (animals with high intelligence, such as dolphins,[42]~~dogs,[43~~] ~~and ravens[44])~~. She can also telepathically take away or control people's natural bodily functions and senses, such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or even mutant powers. A side effect of her telepathy is that she is gifted with total recall - she remembers everything.[45]	+
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-	Her telekinetic strength and skill are both of an extremely high level, capable of grasping objects in Earth orbit and manipulating hundreds of components in mid-air in complex patterns. She can telekinetically lift several tons of matter ~~at once,~~ and ~~has learned to use her power both aggressively and defensively, as blasts of focused telekinetic force or defensive shields strong enough to withstand out of~~ scale ballistic impacts. She has also been shown to manifest a fiery aura offensively as well as thermal heat blasts by using her telekinetic powers to excite the air molecules around her into focused combustion that produce heat and light in her immediate area. When Jean absorbs Psylocke's specialized telepathic powers, her own telepathy is increased to the point that she can physically manifest her telepathy as a psionic firebird whose claws can inflict both physical and mental damage. Jean can use her amplified telepathy to increase temporarily the speed of neural signals in the brain, which allows her to boost a mutant's powers to incredible levels. She briefly develops a psychic shadow form like Psylocke's, with a gold Phoenix emblem over her eye instead of the Crimson Dawn mark possessed by Psylocke. Jean briefly lost her telekinesis to Psylocke after this~~, but~~ the ~~Phoenix~~ Force ~~re-created those powers for her at a far stronger level than before.~~	+
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-	The Phoenix can revive, absorb, re-channel, and preserve the life-force of any kind of life-form, meaning that she can take life energy from one person and give it to others, heal herself with the same life energy, or even resurrect the dead, since the Phoenix is the sum of all life and death. As Phoenix, Jean's ~~powers escalate to an incalculable level: allowing her to rearrange matter at a subatomic level, fly unaided through space, survive in any atmosphere,~~ and ~~generate massive destructive blasts and atmospheric disturbances. She has Cosmic pyrokinesis~~ power~~, which allows her to create, control, and manipulate cosmic fire which is very strong. Note that her cosmic fire is not dependent on oxygen, which means that she can ignite~~ it ~~under seemingly impossible conditions such as vacuum space or underwater. Her cosmic pyrokinesis power derives from her ability~~ to ~~generate intense heat, combustion, and concussive blasts by stimulating heat molecules, or simply by her access~~ to ~~cosmic power, or by combining both abilities at once to create more powerful cosmic fire. Her cosmic fire usually takes form in the shape of a fiery bird. She can also create other shapes of~~ her ~~fire: fireballs, giant claws, or even an appearance of an ordinary fire~~. Her cosmic fire causes either mental pain, or physical pain, or both of them simultaneously. She has complete control of her cosmic pyrokinesis ability, that she only burns what she wants to burn, which she calls it "burn away what doesn't work." Thus, her cosmic fire will burn her enemies until they die or she extinguishes it by her own will, and it has no effect on her clothing or around her vicinity.	+
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-	She manifests a "telekinetic sensitivity" (called "the Manifestation of the Phoenix") to objects in her immediate environment that lets her feel the texture of objects, their molecular patterns, feel when other objects come into contact with them, and probe them at a molecular level. She can also create stargates that can transport her to anywhere in the universe instantaneously. When she engages her Phoenix powers, Jean is surrounded in a flame-like energy corona that takes the form of a large bird of prey. As the Phoenix, Jean can resurrect herself after death and is unaffected by the passage of time. It should be noted that she isn't "borrowing" the powers of the Phoenix Force (as is perceived by some due to the fact that Jean was a host for the Force); Death itself has said that Jean is the rightful owner of those powers.[46] Further evolution allowed her to actually become one with the Phoenix Force (as opposed to serving as its host) due to her status as an Omega-level mutant with unlimited potential, in which it was revealed that Jean was the White Phoenix of the Crown.[47] As the White Phoenix, Jean can manipulate and control whole time-lines, as seen when she brought the alternate future of Here Comes Tomorrow into the White-Hot Room.	+
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	\| debut = X-Men #1 (1963)		\| debut = X-Men #1 (1963)
	\| origin = Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981)		\| origin = Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981)
	\| significant_issues = Joined X-Men, first battled Magneto (X-Men #1, 1963); captured by Sentinels, placed in suspended animation by Phoenix Force (X-Men #98-101/Classic X-Men #8/Excalibur #52, 1976/1987/1992); cocoon found by Avengers, revived from suspended animation by Fantastic Four, helped found X-Factor (Avengers #263/Fantastic Four #286/ X-Factor #1, 1986); married Cyclops (X-Men #30, 1994); manifested Phoenix Force, killed by Xorn (New X-Men #150, 2004); resurrected and merged with the Phoenix Force (X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #1-5, 2005)		\| significant_issues = Joined X-Men, first battled Magneto (X-Men #1, 1963); captured by Sentinels, placed in suspended animation by Phoenix Force (X-Men #98-101/Classic X-Men #8/Excalibur #52, 1976/1987/1992); cocoon found by Avengers, revived from suspended animation by Fantastic Four, helped found X-Factor (Avengers #263/Fantastic Four #286/ X-Factor #1, 1986); married Cyclops (X-Men #30, 1994); manifested Phoenix Force, killed by Xorn (New X-Men #150, 2004); resurrected and merged with the Phoenix Force (X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong #1-5, 2005)
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	bio_text= The younger daughter of history professor John Grey and his wife Elaine, Jean Grey was 10 years old when her mutant telepathic powers first manifested after experiencing the emotions of a dying friend. Her parents took her to be treated by [[Professor X\|Professor Charles Xavier]]. While Xavier treated Jean he also used her to fine tune his Cerebro machine. When Xavier introduced young Jean to the astral plane a part of her mind manifested as a Phoenix raptor and touched the mind of Scott Summers in the orphanage. Later, Xavier erected psychic shields in Jean’s mind to prevent her from using her telepathic powers until she was mature enough to control them. Eventually, using her telekinetic powers, Jean was a founding member of Xavier’s team of mutant trainees the X-Men as Marvel Girl. Upon a mission in outer space Jean was noticed by the Phoenix Force which took note of her unlimited potential. At this moment Jean had a vision of becoming the Phoenix but the vision faded from her memory as it ended. She soon fell in love with fellow student Scott Summers, and later would develop a strong attraction towards one of the team’s new recruits, the feral [[Wolverine (James Howlett)\|Wolverine]].		bio_text= The younger daughter of history professor John Grey and his wife Elaine, Jean Grey was 10 years old when her mutant telepathic powers first manifested after experiencing the emotions of a dying friend. Her parents took her to be treated by [[Professor X\|Professor Charles Xavier]]. While Xavier treated Jean he also used her to fine tune his Cerebro machine. When Xavier introduced young Jean to the astral plane a part of her mind manifested as a Phoenix raptor and touched the mind of Scott Summers in the orphanage. Later, Xavier erected psychic shields in Jean’s mind to prevent her from using her telepathic powers until she was mature enough to control them. Eventually, using her telekinetic powers, Jean was a founding member of Xavier’s team of mutant trainees the X-Men as Marvel Girl. Upon a mission in outer space Jean was noticed by the Phoenix Force which took note of her unlimited potential. At this moment Jean had a vision of becoming the Phoenix but the vision faded from her memory as it ended. She soon fell in love with fellow student Scott Summers, and later would develop a strong attraction towards one of the team’s new recruits, the feral [[Wolverine (James Howlett)\|Wolverine]].