Professor X is an essential character for the X-Men. Professor Charles Xavier, the team’s founder, is one of the most influential minds in comics. Also, he has used his abilities to assist his students in dealing with a world that despises and fears them. Here are four reasons why Professor X is now a villain and four why he’s still a hero.
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Reasons why Professor X is now a villain
1. He gave up his dream at the end of House Of X. It is a trauma and a change for the worse that the world has destroyed his goal for him.
2. On several occasions, the Illuminati came dangerously close to destroying the world. Professor X was in the spotlight the entire time. He wholeheartedly believed in the group’s mission and had no objections to their missions or the lengths to which they went.
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3. When he could have helped most, he didn’t step in. Professor X disappeared for a long time after the mutant depowerment of Scarlet Witch. He would regain his power but remain as it became more complex, and as the events continued like never before, Cyclops became more fragile.
4. Professor X’s morality is highly dependent on the circumstances. He is pretty hypocritical in that he makes exceptions for himself that he does not allow for others.
Reasons why Professor X is still a hero
1. Professor X and Magneto’s relationship has always been tumultuous, but it’s improved dramatically in recent years. Magneto and Xavier have always been fascinating pair, and it’s refreshing to see them not at odds.
2. Professor X has recognized that his leadership isn’t the best for the X-Men or their current situation over the years. As a result, he has left the team to their own devices during these times while he pursued his interests. However, he has faith in his students and knows that they can take over and continue to pursue his dream if necessary.
3. Professor X had a habit of being convinced that he was correct and that his way was the only way in his early years. However, he’s learned over time that his way isn’t always the best and that change is beneficial.
4. Moira MacTaggert gave Professor X the Krakoa dream a decade before he founded the X-Men. They slowly but steadily built everything they needed to make a safe and robust environment for mutants. Xavier’s actions in establishing Krakoa were crucial to the island nation’s establishment, even though he had assistance.
Professor X has undergone numerous transformations over the years. Some of these changes have helped him grow as a person. But, on the other hand, others have harmed him. These were the four reasons why Professor X is now a villain and four why he’s still a hero.
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