X-MEN Vs. NBA

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Mutant: Wolverine NBA Counterpart: Kobe Bryant

Wolverine: Has an adamantium-laced skeleton with retractable claws of same material that are released between knuckles on each hand. Also has ability to heal surface wounds in minutes and extensive injuries in a matter of hours. Possesses heightened levels of vision, hearing and smell that are well beyond normal human levels.
Why Kobe? Ruthless on the court, and rarely injured, this Lakers guard's dogged pursuit of perfection makes him one of the game's true heroes.


Mutant: Storm WNBA Counterpart: Sue Bird

Storm: Can control meteorological events like temperature changes, wind and rain by increasing or decreasing their intensity and commanding their direction to the point of creating larger phenomenon such as snowstorms, lightning and even tornados.
Why Sue? As Seattle's point guard, she controls the offense and creates victories. Plus, well, she plays for the Storm.


Mutant: Professor X NBA Counterpart: Phil Jackson

Professor X: Is one of most powerful mutants on planet. Possesses tremendous telepathic power and is able to read, alter or manipulate minds at will. Also founder and head of School for Gifted Youngsters where he trains younger mutants and teaches them how to control their powers. Leader of the X-Men.
Why Coach Jackson? Nobody plays mind games better than the "Zen Master." Also heads one of the most gifted teams in the league, and is still teaching them how to control their powers.


Mutant: Magneto NBA Counterpart: Kevin Garnett

Magneto: Supremely powerful mutant capable of manipulating and channeling magnetic fields, including ability to manipulate iron and iron-based alloys at will. If surrounded by enough metal in the environment, he is also able to warp magnetic fields to achieve flight.
Why KG? While he isn't a villian like Magneto, he is "supremely powerful" and capable of bending steel rims. Also has been known to achieve flight.


Mutant: Cyclops NBA Counterpart: Jason Kidd

Cyclops: Has uncanny ability to project optic blasts from his eyes; heatless blasts of concussive force which he is able to control with incredible and deadly accuracy. In order to control his power, must wear specially designed ruby quartz visors or glasses in order to focus, control and or contain his optic blasts.
Why Jason? His court vision is legendary, and allows him to make deadly accurate passes while running the Nets offense.


Mutant: Rogue WNBA Counterpart: Tamika Catchings

Rogue: Has ability to absorb energy of anyone she comes into skin-to-skin contact with. For humans, this means absorbing a person’s life force, but when she makes contact with another mutant, is able to briefly “borrow” their abilities. Effect of this absorption varies depending on the amount of time physical contact is made. While mutants merely seem to become weakened, humans have ended up in comas for weeks.
Why Tamika? Young and powerful, like Rogue, she's already one of the WNBA's top players even though this second-year player is still absorbing the pro game.


Mutant: Pyro NBA Counterpart: Stephon Marbury

Pyro: Cannot create fire, but he does have ability to control even smallest spark or flame. With the slightest thought, he can cause it to grow in size and intensity, controlling its direction and shape like a human flamethrower.
Why Marbury? This fiery young leader of the red-hot Suns has been known to torch the opposition with his passing and scoring. Can heat up at the drop of a hat.


Mutant: Nightcrawler NBA Counterpart: Tony Parker

Nightcrawler: Has ability to teleport himself, clothes he is wearing, and, within limits, a certain amount of additional mass which is in contact with him. When teleporting, leaves behind smoke cloud with a stench reminiscent of burning brimstone, accompanied by the muffled sound of imploding air rushing to fill vacuum left where his body was.
Why Tony? Can't teleport, but is so blindingly quick that he very often leaves opponents guessing as to his exact whereabouts.


Mutant: Lady Deathstrike WNBA Counterpart: Lisa Leslie

Lady Deathstrike: Has been enhanced with cybernetic parts and her skeleton has been artificially laced with molecules of adamantium, rendering her bones virtually indestructible. Possesses a “healing factor” that enables her body to mend even major injuries at a rapid rate. Has also been equipped with one-foot long adamantium claws atop each finger of each hand.
Why Lisa? WNBA equivalent of Kobe Bryant is fearless on the court and deadly to the opposition. Also virtually indestructable.


Mutant: Iceman NBA Counterpart: Robert Horry

Iceman: Has ability to lower his external and internal body temperature, even freezing any liquid or air moisture in his proximity into ice. This ice can be formed into any object of his choosing: only limitations are his own imagination and his skill as a sculptor.
Why Horry? Lakers clutch shooter has been rumored to have ice in his veins due to all of his late-game heroics.


Mutant: Jean Grey WNBA Counterpart: Teresa Weatherspoon

Jean Grey: Has rare combination of both telepathic and telekinetic abilities, enabling her to read minds, project her thoughts, and levitate objects and living beings.
Why T-Spoon? Fiery leader of the Liberty is renowned for her heady play and mind games. None better at lifting their teammates' spirits.


Mutant: Mystique WNBA Counterpart: Ticha Penicheiro

Mystique: A metamorph. Can shift atoms and molecules of her body so as to change her appearance. As a result, can cause herself to look and sound like an exact duplicate of any human, wearing virtually any kind of clothing.
Why Ticha? Can't change her appearance, but this unshakeable defender very often drapes herself on the opposition like a second skin.