Replacements
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunfire | Mariko Yashida | Exiles #2 | Replaces Magnus after he sacrifices himself; revealed to be gay; died from a collapsing building when Mimic went on a rampage while being possessed by a Queen Brood egg. Her ashes are taken back to Legacy World where she had a relationship with Mary-Jane Watson (that reality's Spider-Woman) during a mission detour. |
| Sasquatch | Heather McDaniel Hudson | Exiles #10 | Replaces Thunderbird after he is rendered brain-dead. She is a super-humanly strong beast, possessed by Tanaraq after she is gravely injured; Tanaraq is purged from her body, leaving her powerless. Is replaced by Sabretooth. Served at the teams' coordinator in the Panoptichron until she believed the entire Exiles team died. She gets very drunk and returns to her home planet, where she becomes pregnant by her husband. Rejoined the Exiles in Exiles vol. 2 #6. |
| Magik | Illyana Nikolievna Rasputin | Exiles #22 | Replaces Blink. She is a magically powered teleporting mutant. Killed by Hyperion. |
| Namora | Namora McKenzie | Exiles #46 | Alternate female version of Namor. The 'Queen of Atlantis' conquers her planet prior to joining the team. She is killed by Hyperion. |
| Beak | Barnell Bohusk | Exiles #48 | Trades places with Nocturne; only to be replaced by Holocaust. He is recruited to the team to save the multiverse from Hyperion, which he successfully does by making friends. |
| Sabretooth | Victor Creed | Exiles #59 | Originating from the Age of Apocolype, Sabertooth is seen a Blink's father figure. He is initially; picked placed on the team to distract Blink from leading. He wears the Tallus during the end of the first series, assuming the role of leader following the end of the first series |
| Holocaust | Nemesis | Exiles #60 | Also from the Age of Apocalypse reality as Sabretooth and Blink; The character is introduced as a replacement for Beak, to serve as a distraction to the team by Hyperion. The character is killed by Hyperion. |
| Longshot | Longshot | Exiles #74 | As part of a bargain Heather Hudson made with Mojo which allowed the semi-memory wiped Longshot to join the team in exchange for Mojo to have the ability to view more dimensions in the Multiverse than he had access to previously and receive video feed of the Exiles to turn into a "reality show". Longshot recently left the team to try and resume his life with Dazzler. |
| Spider-Man | Miguel O'Hara | Exiles #76 | From the 2099 approximation. Joined when Proteus, in the body of Hulk 2099, publicly unmasked him, ruining his life in his home universe. With the desire to help the Exiles track down and catch the villain who did this to him, Spider-Man was the first member to join the team voluntarily. Spider-Man later revisited his home reality, making sure his family was safe after his identity was exposed. Later quit the Exiles after settling on Earth-6375 with a new girlfriend. |
| Power Princess | Zarda | Exiles #78 | From Squadron Supreme. Joined in Hyperion's place to help the Exiles catch Proteus and a Squadron appointed liaison to watch the Exiles. Recently quit the team to return to the Squadron Supreme. |
| Proteus | Kevin MacTaggert | Exiles #69 | From the visit to House of M, Proteus has been the first enemy the Exiles had to hunt through realities and their second antagonist. He was successful in attempting to possess Morph, but was brainwashed by Blink (with help from a device from the Squadron Supreme). As a result, Proteus only has access to Kevin Sydney's memories, therefore believing that he is, in fact, the real Morph. Now merged with Morph. |
| Psylocke | Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock | Exiles #90 | From New Excalibur. Powers and abilities include: telekinesis, a mastery of ninjutsu, and an immunity to telepathy, reality alterations, and spells. Recently, she rejoined the X-Men. |
| Cat | Katherine "Kitty" Pryde | Exiles #98 | Somehow appeared in the Panoptichron at the end of Exiles #96, joined with Thunderbird in #98. Keeps shifting from one alternate Kitty Pryde shape to another. She was selected (or even perhaps created) by the Panoptichron to direct it, but refused. Died while killing Madame Hydra. |
| Mystiq | Raphael-Raven Darkholme | Exiles #99 | A male version of Mystique who had a child with Destiny (though both the child and her died). Was saved by Sabertooth when he was attacked by soldiers at his lover's grave. Joined the team when they went to pick him up again. |
| Rogue | Anna Raven | Exiles #99 | An apparent criminal who lived in Japan. Was saved from the Avengers by Morph and tagged along when the team went to get him. She has the powers of flight, super-strength and disintegrating matter through her hands. She apparently can call any power she has absorbed during her life. Quit the team to stay with a lover from an alternate reality the Exiles visited. |
| Sage | also known as Tessa | X-Men: Die by the Sword #5 | New resident of the Panoptichron and liaison of the team to it. Now merged with the Panoptichron itself, replacing the "Cockrums". |
| Gambit | Remy Lebeau | New Exiles#4 | Son of a Sue Storm and a black Namor. Joined the Exiles willingly. Quit the team to succeed as the king of his world after his father's death. |
| Valeria Richards | Valeria Richards | Exiles #93 | Met the Exiles in her reality and then created a device to hop from realities to realities. In of those, she called the Exiles for help, in order to save the world for villains known as the Fearsome Quintet and wanted to join them, but they refused as they were hunting Empress Hydra, her mother, and did not want her involved. Later reaches the Panoptichron by herself and joins the team. |
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“The replacements are all like that. Not even old enough to carry a pack. All they know how to do is die.”
—Maxwell Anderson (1888–1959)