Project Purgatory/ Inferno Babies Members
- General Ulysses: A Marine Veteran, he is the commanding officer of Project Purgatory. A top-notch commander, with great battlefield and command skills that allowed him to lead his forces to survive stranded on their own in Hell for 2 decades. Notably also appears to have no cybernetic or demonic parts attached to his body, unlike nearly all of the non-mutant members of Project Purgatory. (Killed by Elder Gods)
- Doc Noc: Grafted demonic right arm, possessing increased strength. The arm responds to ambient anger and can act against Doc Noc's will. (Implied killed by Cannonball)
- Face: Weaponized brain stem. Capable of emitting a highly destructive energy blast from face. Due to the nature of his mutation, he is deaf, blind and mute. Bionic cranio-facial plate allows him to control his blasts.
- Scab: Forms durable armor plating when his blood is exposed to oxygen. (Implied killed by Cannonball)
- Trista: Speaks backwards, creating a neural trap, allowing her to control those who hear her. (Implied killed by Cypher)
- Shauna: Induces paralysis and drowsiness through contact with her leech-like hands; can also "taste" those she holds between her hands.
- Toko: Generates impenetrable and immovable forcefield.
- Alex: Gelatinous form, capable of engulfing opponents and inhibiting their mutant powers. The composition of his body means he is resistant to injury.
- Bob: Blue skinned, can create miniature duplicates from his blood cells.
- Russell: Possesses super speed. Often seen wearing a helmet. (Implied killed by Cannonball)
- Loca: Possesses demonic and cybernetic body grafts. Adept tracker, capable of sensing and tasting ambient emotional pheromone. (Killed by Danielle Moonstar)
- Timothy: Capable of generating thermo-chemical energy from organic exhausts on forearms. (Killed by Face)
- Maw: Multiple mouths, each with razor sharp teeth. (Killed by Face)
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