Jubilee fantasizing about most of the girls in the X-Mansion.

Dialogues may be clunky, cause when writing I over think them and end up sounding weird. Also I had to scale down the original file cause this site can't handle the full size, even though the cover was the same friggin size.

Also as a side question, is Jubilee still a vampire?

Added to favorites simply because it's Jubilee. She gets so little love in just about all the medias...

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@ThatHornyBastard ~ To answer your side-question... Jubilation Lee (Jubilee) is NOT a vampire any more (since 2018). Jubilee is once again a living mortal and X-gene mutant (as of 2021).

[EDITED]: Revamped and expanded my original comics-answer & -explanation Reply for [@ThatHornyBastard] below, to include the full Marvel Comics-history, for those others not familiar with the Marvel X-Comics' history of Jubilee's stint with vampirism... :)

1.) 2010 - Infection ~ A vampire scientist, who hated X-mutants even before being turned into a vampire, attempted to exterminate X-mutants by creating a virus that would convert X-mutants into vampire-minions under the vampire scientist's control. The vampire scientist hoped to 'kill two birds with one stone', ridding the world of X-mutants while gaining a legion of vampire-minions in a bid to overthrow the Vampire King (Dracula, of course) and dominate vampire society.
- a.) Airborne & Injury - The virus could be spread by direct airborne exposure, though its airborne state was very short-lived. The more common method for viral spread was via infected vampires (normal vampires &/or converted X-mutant vampires); infection did not require a vampire-turning bite, any direct bite &/or bleeding injury/wound from an infected vampire could spread the virus.
- b.) Spread - Using vampire-dominated suicide bombers, rigged with the airborne-version virus, many hundreds of X-mutants were infected and vampire-converted, before the various X-scientists could figure out the full nature of the (viral) threat. Jubilee was infected in the efforts to contain the virus.
- c.) Price of Victory - Between the counter-efforts of the combined X-teams, Blade, and Dracula himself, the vampire scientist and the virus were purged and destroyed. Unfortunately, while Jubilee had been cleansed of the virus, Jubilee had been fully turned into a vampire by then. Dracula 'graciously' (note 'quotations') allowed Jubilee to remain free of his vampiric rule/dominance, more out of amusement than any gratitude. Likewise, Blade grudgingly allowed the X-Men to keep Jubilee around instead of putting Jubilee down quickly and cleanly (a mercy, by Blade's perspective).
- d.) Aftermath - To add salt to the wound, the virus' after-effects had neutralized Jubilee's X-mutant powers (no more plasma-burst "fireworks").

2.) 2012 - Adaptation ~ Eventually adjusting to vampire (un)life and X-power loss, Jubilee continued to serve among the X-Men and the Super-Heroic community. Dr. Stephen Strange crafted a magical amulet to safeguard Jubilee against sunlight. However, the amulet could only protect from casual sunlight, not against focused solar attacks (i.e.: UV-spectrum lasers, solar-energy blasts, sun lamp strobe-lights, etc.). So Jubilee still had to be careful, as X-Men, even undead ones, do not lead safe lives. ;)

3.) 2018 - Rebirth ~ During a period where Jubilee worked as a teacher at the Xavier Institute, the X-school came under attack by a corrupted and power-boosted Monet St. Croix ('M', Penance) and the Marauders (the traditional Marauders comics-Villains group, not the current 2020+ vigilante X-team). To defend the X-school and X-students, vampire-Jubilee battled Monet...
- a.) Overpowered - At her default power levels, the normally heroic Monet is a powerful X-mutant; but with the corrupted Monet's power-boost(s), vampire-Jubilee stood no chance. The corrupted Monet overpowered vampire-Jubilee, destroyed the magical amulet that safeguarded vampire-Jubilee from sunlight, rammed vampire-Jubilee through the X-Institute walls, and threw the broken body of vampire-Jubilee out into the open courtyard and midday sun.
- b.) Reborn in Flames - As vampire-Jubilee burned in the sunlight (too heavily injured/damaged to move), one of the X-students, Quentin Quire (Kid Omega), who was the Phoenix-host at the time (2016-2018), called upon the full power of the Phoenix Force to save vampire-Jubilee, by Phoenix-rebirthing Jubilee. As the Rebirth-power can only be used once per Phoenix-host, this caused the Phoenix Force to leave Quire. This was fine with Quire, who never wanted the burdens, problems, and enemies, with being a Phoenix-host. As a side-note, Quire also used the Phoenix Force to "burn away" Monet's corruption, restoring Monet to her normal self.
- c.) Back to X - As the end-result, Jubilee was literally reborn from the ashes, back into a living mortal X-mutant again. Jubilee's X-powers were also restored.

Hope this helps explain/clarify. :)

Last edited on 15 December 2024, 20:35.

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I feel that this really needed to go on for a few more pages.

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IS it really a good idea to be fantasizing about your teammates when at least two of them are telepaths?

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@mrtyler603: Under the assumption you hope they are open-minded about it? Sure.

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