References in Pop Culture
- Storm appears in the Robot Chicken episode "Sausage Fest." She is among the featured X-Men that are killed in battle against a Sentinel. Professor X has Moses Hightower wear Storm's original costume.
- In the Codename: Kids Next Door episode "Operation N.A.U.G.H.T.Y.", the KND is attacked by "Elfa Strike Squad", a team of super-powered elves working for Santa Claus. One of these elves is "Snow Angel", a Storm analogue who gained the power to control snow from exposure to a radioactive snowball. The other Elfa Strike members are analogues of Wolverine (Wintergreen, an elf with claws and a skeleton made from "peppermintium"), Nightcrawler (Nutcracker, a teleporting elf with a wooden head and a nasty bite), and Colossus (Conniferus, a strong Russian elf who can grow itchy pine needles from his skin).
- During an episode of the revived U.S. version of the game show "Deal or No Deal," contestant Josh Akuna, who listed Marvel comics as one of his interests, was greeted by the "Deal or No Deal" models dressed in Storm's costume.
In the song, "Get It All", by American R&B artist Sean Garrett featuring American rapper Nicki Minaj, Garret uses the lyrics "I couldn't shack the weather, Storm had nothing on this chick named Heather".
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