The definition of mutant is; People who are born with a mutation on the X chromosome are mutants. Mutants have infinite possibilities due to their innate tendency to mutate, which leads to a variety of abilities. And because of each person's natural physique, personality, living environment and acquired development and many other factors determine the strength of a mutant's ability.

As for the rating system that everyone talks about, there is actually no very clear information, and MARVEL did not have a rating setting at the beginning. The earliest mutant classification system was graded by the U.S. government according to the level of threat that mutants pose to society and the government, which is more of a threat level than an ability rating.

The first thing to know is that the mutant classification that appears in the movie has little to do with the original book.

In the third episode, Dr. X says "Jean (Dr. X's protégé, who can control his mind just like the Doctor) is the only level 5 mutant he's ever seen" and Magneto says "I can only control metal, but you can control everything." ”

When Old Man X introduced Magneto, there was no phoenix at that time, and Old Man X said: Magneto is the strongest mutant. The super woman in X3 who can perceive other people's abilities also said: Except for the two of you, no more than level 3 is here.

The above is the mutant classification in the movie, and it can be seen that the concept is very vague.

Here's the hierarchy from the original comics:

There has never been a very clear statement about the ability rating. It is popular among the people to distinguish between the strength and weakness of ability according to the Greek numerals from low to high. The higher the level, the fewer mutants represent their ability level. Level 4 mutants are quite rare, and the omega level must go through conditions such as awakening to manifest themselves.

The commonly known level of numeric master's writing is read

Level 1 α Alpha

Level 2 β Beta

Level 3 γ gamma

Level 4 δ Delta

Level 5 ε Ipsilon

The highest superlative (cosmic grade) Ω omega

Alpha class

Alpha-class mutants are the most powerful mutants, possessing extremely powerful mutant traits without significant flaws. Only less than 10% of the mutants are alpha-level, and some of them include: Pai King, Professor X, Iron Man, White Queen.

-Alpha-class mutants have the appearance of ordinary people and powerful mutant abilities that can be controlled freely. ("Switch" to be able to control ability, use it freely)

Beta

Beta-class mutants are almost as powerful as alpha-class mutants, but the difference is that they are flawed, albeit tiny. About 10% of mutants are Double-Tier, and some of them include: Wolverine, Demon, and Sabertooth.

-Mutants classified as beta have the appearance of ordinary people, powerful and useful mutant abilities, but do not have full control. The one-eyed dragon can't turn off his abilities, but that doesn't get in the way of his life, and Wolverine can't control the self-healing of the injury, but it doesn't do him any harm.

Gamma level

Possess powerful mutant abilities, but have flaws that seriously hinder their lives, some of which include: Rakshasa Woman, Meat Ball, and Bone Marrow Girl.

-Mutants classified as gamma usually have no control over abilities, such as Rogue, who can absorb the abilities of others, but also makes her unable to have physical contact with others. Or they have a strange appearance that can't be eliminated as desired.

Delta

Delta-class mutants have no major flaws, but their abilities are weak. At least 50% of the mutants are Delta-class, some of which include: Artisan, Domino, Callisto.

-Mutants classified as Delta have the appearance of ordinary people, weak but controllable.

Ipsilon-Delta class

Epsilon-Delta mutants do not always reveal their abilities and can only be used under certain circumstances.

-Mutants classified as Epsilon Delta-class have the appearance of ordinary people and are relatively weak and uncontrollable.

Ipsilon-class

Mutants who failed in evolution. About 20% of mutants are Ipsilon-class.

-Variants classified as Ipsilon-class have significant flaws and weak abilities, usually lacking the appearance of a normal person but not possessing the same great power as the Gamma class.

Zeta class

Artificial X gene.

Omega level

The Omega class is the most powerful mutant class, which can control matter and energy, and has unlimited potential and even immortality. All Omega-level mutants are Alpha-level, but not all Alpha-level can reach Omega-level. Some of these include: Phoenix Girl, Storm Girl, Iceman.

- Only those who have been authoritatively recognized or have reached the level of a known Omega-class mutant can be classified as Omega-class.

According to the world's (referring to the MARVEL main universe), there are probably millions of mutants living on Earth, but after the events of "M Royalty", the number of mutants in the world has plummeted to 198. Kuaiyan 123, after experiencing the fastest update speed, due to some special events, some mutants have recovered their abilities. At present, it can only be optimistically estimated that there are hundreds of mutants surviving in the world.

Mutant levels in this book:

Level 6 Omega Representative: Phoenix Woman

In the original book, the awakened Jean Grey is also the Phoenix Girl, and her strength has reached the power, and when she awakens to the Dark Phoenix for the second time, she once again "swept through the entire MARVEL universe". However, his performance in the movie is only the ability to "manipulate everything", and he was finally killed by Wolverine. However, in terms of overall performance, the Phoenix Girl in the movie is also the strongest mutant who deserves to be.

The abilities of Storm Girl and Iceman are indeed powerful, but the feeling in the movie has not yet grown to the point where they can compete with Phoenix Girl.

Level 5 Alpha Representative: Magneto, Professor X

Magneto and Professor X are the two most perfect mutants in the movie. Except for the awakened Phoenix Girl, no one's strength can surpass theirs.

And the Iron Man, also known as the Giant, the man in the movie who can be metalized, has only just joined the X-Men in the third episode, so I assume that he has not fully mastered his abilities at this time.

Pai Huang and the White Queen are both characters who appeared in the prequel to Wolverine, Pai Huang is the one who flew the plane Wolverine brought to the X base, and the White Queen is the woman who can be diamondized all over the body in a group of people who escaped from the X base (in fact, in the original book, diamondization is just her least commonly used ability, and the strongest ability is the same spiritual and spiritual ability as Professor X, Jean Gray, and later set up another school to help mutants compete with X school. Since these two only appear in the prequel, it is difficult to set their specific strength at the moment.

Level 4 Beta Representative: Witch

The inability to keep herself in her original form is the biggest flaw in the Shapeshifter's abilities.

Both the saber-toothed tiger and the wolverine abilities are immortal and hard bones, and it seems that the wolverine is stronger than the saber-toothed tiger in the prequel, so he is injected with X alloy. The flaws of these two men are also obvious, and both retain some of the characteristics of beasts in appearance.

Level 3 Gamma Representative: Little Naughty (aka Rogue)

Needless to say... Suck people everywhere...

Level 2 Delta and Level 1 Epsilon are basically too flawed or have little combat power, so I won't say too much.

The Zeta class is a prequel to those transformers created by the X-weapon program, which stands for: Deadpool