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GENERAL/STORY:
Bobby Drake discovered
at an early age that he had the power to form ice from the moisture in
the air. Attempting to keep mutant power hidden from his classmates, he
nonetheless attracted the attention of Charles Xavier, who invited Drake
to attend his Institute for Higher Learning. The students there were all
mutants, and they learned to use their powers to safely defend themselves
and others. Xavier formed the X-Men to protect his dream of peaceful human-mutant
coexistence, and Bobby (aka Iceman) was the youngest member. He left the
group for a time to pursue a college degree, but has since returned to
aid the X-Men any way he can.
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ORIGIN:
X-men:
Children of the Atom
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APPEARANCES:
Marvel
VS Capcom 2
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REVIEW:
First there was the
Human Torch, then Stan Lee decided to create a man made of ice to put in
the X-men. Call it simple brilliance if you will... Although I've always loved
the X-men, I never was a big fan of Iceman, but he always seemed to fit in
somehow. His fighting game debut was a very good one to say the least and he is
a fun character to use in both Capcom fighting games he appeared in.
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