Theodore Xavier is one of the biggest figures within modern mutant history. He is the founder of the Xavier Institute, which is a private academy serving as a sanctuary for mutants across the globe. Renowned for his telepathy, humanitarianism, and his talents as a geneticist. Theodore has spent many decades advocating for a peaceful existence between both human and mutantkind, despite increasing anti-mutant sentiments and instability. and growing violence. While he remains respected as both an educator and philanthropist, he still has many criticisms in both mutant and human circles of thought. Some see him as a true hero for mutantkind, while others criticize him for his idealism. secrecy, and more.

Autumn Concord is the current leader of the X-Men. Abandoned by her biological parents at a young age due to her mutation, she was adopted by Theodore Xavier and raised within the Xavier Institute from an early age, becoming one of the very first X-Men and students trained under his guidance. Developing her intelligence. discipline, and ensuring she was prepared for leadership. She was handpicked not only due to her abilities, but also because of the hopeful image she projected to the world. Her mutation allows her to absorb and process solar energy like a living battery. By storing sunlight she is able to enhance her physical capabilities and power output. Despite her idealistic viewpoints and nature, she has had her fair share of anti-mutant violence and political extremism. Though she still holds firmly to Xavier's dream of a peaceful coexistence between humans and mutants, she has found herself questioning how long peace can survive without the strength to defend it. 

Sundelia Arlae will go down as one of the greats in all of mutant history. Words like outspoken, adamant, and passionate don’t even begin to encapsulate the entirety of her nature. She has devoted her life to the prosperity and advancement of all mutants, notably taking aggressive stands against anti-mutant ideology of all kinds. While her mind and methods certainly differed from Theodore Xavier, she is often regarded as an essential part of the professor’s movement for mutant inclusivity. She is more prone to direct confrontations against violent envoys, wielding dominion over spatial phenomena, as well as gravitational forces to safeguard all of mutantkind.