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Gambit of this alternate universe was the leader of a group called
the X-ternals. A band of theives that stole supplies needed from Apocalypse,
causing Mudir Rictor to become obssesed over catching them. Gambit agreed
to steal a shard of the M'Kraan Crystal for Magneto sending the group all
over the universe to retreive and return the crystal. Though Gambit swore
that he would never love again after Rogue chose Magneto over him, he fell
in love with Lila Chaney, a member of his group. Later, with the retrieval
of the crystal, the world was changed back to normal. In the 10th Anniversary
series hes seemed to be joined with the X-men of that universe.
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Mutant X's Gambit is very similar to reality.
Gambit grew up in the guild, married Bella Donna, and worked for Sinister.
That is where the changes begin. Instead of the massacre, he and Bloodstorm
(the vampiric Storm of that reality) stole two children for Sinister. When
Sinister told him to kill the female child he refused. Gambit recieved
a mortal wound and Storm saved him, turning him into a vampire. Gambit
returned to his wife with the child, later named Raven. The Six approached
him and a battle insued, killing Bella Donna. Gambit joined the Six and
sent his child away for protection. Later he left with his child, leaving
the Six for good.
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In Exiles, Gambit is of Earth-371. He was the team leader of Weapon
X, the counterpart of the Exiles, having replaced Sabretooth. On his Earth
he was married to that universe's Storm, who was killed. He ended up planet
jumping with the Weapon X group, having a relationship with another
version of Storm. His arm was taken during a mission by Hyperon and later
Gambit was killed taking out Hyperon. His body was later found in a palace
and returned to his planet for burial.
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This Gambit appeared shortly in the alternate
re-telling Ultimate series. He was a run-a-way, escaping an abusive father
and an unknown theif that raised him to steal. After leaving the life he
knew he became a street performer, living in an abandoned street train.
When his powers went out of control he was taken in by Fenris. They wanted
to use Gambit's powers to advance their "business". Gambit kidnapped
the X-men's Rogue to become his partner in crime. After leaving Fenris'
ranks, they worked together as theives until Juggernaut appeared wanting
Rogue back as his partner. Remy was crushed in a building collapse during
the battle with Juggernaut.
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In his reality, New Sun was raised with his full
power. New Sun's kinetic charging powers had flared out of control, burning
the world and killing everyone. As a result, the New Sun hunted down and
killed versions of himself in other realities to ensure that they would
not repeat his mistakes. He attempted to create a new world where everyone
would eventually be transported to, using the real Gambit of this universe
to do it. When he learned that his plan wasn’t possible, he reveled himself
to Gambit then attempted to kill him. Gambit pushed all his power into
New Sun, destroying him and burning out his own powers to regular levels.
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X-Men Forever's Gambit is part of Claremont's "re-telling"
of the X-Men starting at X-Men #3, where he originally left the company.
Right now Gambit's real name is known as Remy Picard, but enemies have
mentioned the name LeBeau. He is till a theif but seems to be more of a
father figure with Storm, who remains a child, and Kitty Pryde. He seems
to be a little more discontent within the mansion and is thinking strongly
of leaving but stays to keep Storm there so she can have help with her
powers. His uniform has changed drastically as well. He has more of a James
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The Infinity Gambit was one of the "clones"
Magus from the Dimension of Manifestations created during the Infinity
war. The doppleganger attempted to confront and kill the real Gambit and
take his place, but boarded the wrong plane. He ended up in Los Angeles.
There he ran into Nomad II. After a issue long battle across the airport,
the Infinity Gambit ended up being blown up in a parachute laced with a
bomb.
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In this telling of a possible future, Gambit
was revealed to be the clone of Mister Sinister, created using his own
DNA and that of Scott Summers. Sinister wished to destroy Apocalypse and
to do so he needed a body that had not been subject to Apocalypse's altering.
However, Apocalypse learned of Sinister's plan and had the child stolen
and left it in the care of the Thieves Guild. He then joined the X-men
and then the XSE. He had two children with the Rogue of that universe,
Olivier and Rebekka LeBeau. He later sacraficied himself pretending to
be Sinister to save the remaining X-men.
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In the New Exiles series the newest team was
sent to save a world that had been almost destroyed by the meteor shower.
The same event on the present Earth changed the Fantastic Four into the
super team they are but on this world it killed all of them but one, The
Invisible Woman. She fell to the planet and into the sea where she was
saved by Namor. They married and their first son was named Remy (of Remi),
also known as Gambit. He has the power to swim underwater like Namor and
has a mild form of super strength/invisiblity like his mother. He is also
very blonde like her. He has come to be known as Fishbit in the fan world.
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Remy is not known as Gambit in the Noir Universe,
only as Remy or M. LeBeau. The Noir Universe is set in the 1940's and there
are no mutants, just gangsters, detectives and everyone caught in the middle.
Remy is one of the ones in the middle mainly. He is a night club owner
that has a gambling house inside. He has an issue with the so called X-Men
because one of them have come in and conned one of his dealers to help
them steal money from his club.
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Not much is said about Gambit's life in the House
of M. He is a known thief and was caught in the middle of a heist. Racing
down the road with a car full of cash they are intersected by Carol Danvers,
also known as the cities savior, Ms. Marvel. Gambit attempted to get away
after the car is crashed by Ms. Marvel, but is defeated and apprehended
by the police.
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Wraith is from the Amalgam Universe, a collaboration between Marvel
Comics and DC Comics. Todd LeBeau, AKA Wraith, is the combination of Gambit
and Obsidian from DC. In a New Orleans bar, Todd acquired some magic playing
cards, which activated his metamutant abilities. With his newfound powers,
Todd took the name of Wraith, and joined the Shadow Guild. Wraith has various
shadow-based powers. Wraith can merge with his own shadow and possess the
shadows of others. In his shadow form, he is stronger than in human form
and can pass through solid objects and fly. He also has the ability to
charge inanimate objects with kinetic energy.
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A zombie version of Gambit is part of the first run of Marvel Zombies
and possibly the second, but that is yet to be seen. He is one of the dozens
of super-powered zombies attacking Doctor Doom's castle trying to reach
the unaffected humans inside. His zombie life is ended by Silver Surfer
a short time into the series. Not much is said about his background in
the Zombie universe since he was not a huge player in the story.
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The X-Babies are a group of Mojo-manufactured child clones of the X-Men.
Mojo had de-aged the X-Men into children early on in the Uncanny X-men
series and after the exceptional ratings it produced he created the X-Babies
to take place of the original X-men after their escape. Once Mojo began
to lose power over the Mojo Universe, he "cancelled" the X-babies,
including the X-baby Gambit. They fled to the real dimension to ask the
real X-men to save them from death. Dazzler took them back to Mojo-verse,
promising to protect them all.
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X-Men Misfits is a re-telling of X-Men in Manga (Japanese Comic Books)
form. It is told from Kitty Pryde's point of view. All the characters are
young teenagers, just developing their powers. Kitty runs into young Remy
in the kitchen when she decided she wants a midnight snack. She falls in
love with the quiet loners food instantly. Though he is not a huge character
in volume one, volume two features a cooking contest that I am sure Remy
will not be able to resist.
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The Gambit in this one-shot alternate universe
story, is a police detective in the South. His partner is this universe's
Bishop. During an encounter with a young local girl named Anna, whom he
was flirting with, he is cursed with a voodoo "love spell". It
leads him into the middle of a huge mix up of voodoo priestess, this universe's
Mystique and the Hellfire Club and the White Queen.
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This Gambit was a hybrid dreamed up by Wizard
Magazine. He was a mix of Gambit from the X-men Universe and Grifter from
the WildC.A.T. Universe. His real name was Remy Cash. He was part of the
New Orleans Theives Guild, like Gambit. He was hired by the government
to steal a vial of Gen X-Factor. During the heist he was exposed to the
serum giving him incredible power, like Grifter. There was never really
a comic behind the character. He only appeared in Wizard magazine.
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