-
served Nebula.
First seen in Thor #160 (January 1969). The Technarchy, or
Technarch, are a cybernetic, shape-shifting
alien species. Its most
notable members...
- (2014–2015), and
later New
Mutants (vol. 4) (2020–2023).
Warlock is a
Technarch, a race of
shapeshifting "techno-organic"
organisms that
survive by infecting...
- "holy war"
against mutantkind.
Bastion retrieves an
offspring of the
technarch Magus from the
ocean floor and
revives several deceased X-Men villains...
- is
forcibly recruited into the Purifiers'
ranks and
infected with the
Technarch transmode virus.
Being under the
control of the mutant-hunting
robot Bastion...
- Hodge,
Stephen Lang,
Graydon Creed and
Reverend William Stryker with the
Technarch virus.
Later the All-New X-Factor, a
privately owned and
operated super-team...
-
Warpath to hoist.[volume & issue needed]
After being reanimated through the
Technarch transmode virus, his
ability changed to
psionically sense not
living mutants...
- same
process used by
Harness and Piecemeal. When
Selene began using the
Technarch transmode virus to
resurrect dead mutants,
Proteus took
advantage of her...
-
grounds of the
Apache tribe that he had
decimated decades earlier using the
Technarch transmode virus he had
absorbed from an
offspring of Magus.
Among the...
- Sentinel's base. In X-Force,
Bastion resurrects Bolivar Trask using a
Technarch to be part of a team of
mutant killers. He was
apparently given credit...
- and
fused it with Bastion's head to
reform Bastion. He then,
using the
Technarch transmode virus,
revives numerous villains that have destro**** many mutants...
