400 Details of the Ultraverse (14/20)

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261. Ravagers originated as Gen¹³ before it was renamed to its current name after John Lynch took over as team mentor.
262. Jason was briefly a Ravager after leaving the Titans as Red X before he quit to form Red Hood and the Outlaws.
263. The Claremont era incarnation of Gen¹³ are not depicted in a stereotypical fashion. As much as I respect Claremont for turning the X-Men into one of Marvel's best teams, he certainly wasn't the right fit to replace Jim Lee and Brandon Choi (the less said about J. Scott Campbell, the better) for the team's ongoing and it shows, especially that said team now falls under Deader Than Disco on TV Tropes.
264. Caitlin Fairchild is the cousin of Jillian Jackson in this continuity, while Sarah Rainmaker is the half-sister of Ravenna Blackbird.
265. Garfield (Changeling) and Rachel (Raven) were temporarily part of the Ravagers for some time before they returned to the Titans.
266. To sum it best, Ravagers in this continuity are basically the Titans meets the X-Men.
267. Ravagers were originated as part of Operation: Wildstorm under Spyral.
268. Kyle (Green Lantern) joined the Ravagers as Ion after losing his powers.
269. Matthew (Threshold) was once mistaken for the Joker (nod to both characters being voiced by Mark Hamill as Hamill voiced Threshold in the largely obscure 2000 DTV Gen¹³ film, obscure because the film was originally going to be released by Touchstone before parent company Disney opted not to release it in North America after Wildstorm was bought by DC).
270. The tone of the Ravagers is similar to the Gail Simone run of Gen¹³.
271. New Warriors serves as the middle team between the Avengers and the Defenders in terms of type.
272. The Kibblesmith incarnation of the New Warriors are instead called the Protectors and are not negative stereotypes in this version.
273. Robbie (Speedball) does not become Penance in this version and Penance is instead a clone of his.
274. Peter's (Spider-Man) clone Ben later joined the New Warriors as Scarlet Spider.
275. The New Warriors have strong ties to the Titans, the X-Men and of course Big Hero 6.
276. Peter's sister Teresa is a superheroine in this version as Captain Spider (composite character of her and Ultimate Jessica Drew).
277. Robert Hunter has served as the New Warriors' deadliest foe Nitro from time to time.
278. The New Warriors have also teamed up with the Justice Forever team to the point that one member Dave Lizewski (Kick-Ass) was considered to join but to no avail.
279. Bart (Impulse) almost joined the New Warriors but was unavailable.
280. The New Warriors' headquarters are located in Boston, Massachusetts.

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