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Xavier

Xavier founded the Xavier Institute to teach mutants to control their powers in order to promote peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans. His goals included protecting mutants from violence and protecting society from antagonistic mutants like Magneto. The first students at his school were the original X-Men team of Cyclops, Iceman, Marvel Girl, Angel, and Beast. Xavier is highly respected in the Marvel universe and seen as a visionary leader, though he has also shown manipulative tendencies that have strained some of his relationships.

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Xavier

Xavier founded the Xavier Institute to teach mutants to control their powers in order to promote peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans. His goals included protecting mutants from violence and protecting society from antagonistic mutants like Magneto. The first students at his school were the original X-Men team of Cyclops, Iceman, Marvel Girl, Angel, and Beast. Xavier is highly respected in the Marvel universe and seen as a visionary leader, though he has also shown manipulative tendencies that have strained some of his relationships.

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Xaviers goals are to promote the peaceful

affirmation of mutant rights, to mediate the co-


existence of mutants and humans, to protect
mutants from violent humans and to protect
society from antagonistic mutants, including his
old friend, Magneto. To achieve these aims, he
founded Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
(later named the Xavier Institute) to teach
mutants to explore and control their powers. Its
first group of students was the original X-Men
(Cyclops, Iceman, Marvel Girl, Angel, and Beast).
Xavier's students consider him a visionary and
often refer to their mission as "Xavier's dream".
He is highly regarded by others in the Marvel
Universe, respected by various governments and
trusted by several other superhero teams,
including the Avengers and the Fantastic Four.
However, he also has a manipulative streak
which has resulted in several significant
fallings-out with allies and students.
He often acts as a public advocate for mutant
rights and is the authority most of the Marvel
superhero community turns to for advice on
mutants. Despite this, his status as a mutant
himself and originator of the X-Men only
became public during the 2001 story "E Is for
Extinction". He also appears in almost all of the
X-Men animated series and in many video
games, although usually as a non-playable
character because of his disability. Patrick
Stewart plays him in the 2000s film series, as well
as providing his voice in some of the X-Men
videogames (including some not connected to
the film series).

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