Gbaumgartner

Just break katsuki and make him a cumdump.

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where I can see the photos of the characters?

Omega-Level Mutants Omega-level mutants belong to the most powerful class of mutants. They possess absolute control over matter, energy, and more. These individuals have no limits to their powers and can even manipulate reality, time, and space. Less than 1% of the population is born at this level, making them the rarest among their kind. Some examples include Hope, Bobby Drake, Scarlet Witch, and Magneto. Alpha-Level Mutants Alpha-level mutants are the second most powerful and feared. They possess extremely powerful mutant traits with no significant flaws. About 9% of mutants are classified as Alpha, which makes them quite rare. They have a normal human appearance, and their mutation is powerful, useful, and controllable (meaning they can transform, activate, deactivate, and direct it at will). Some Alpha-level mutants include Gambit, Psylocke, Colossus, Kitty Pryde, Magik, and Quicksilver. Beta-Level Mutants Beta-level mutants have the same level of power as Alpha-level mutants, but the difference is that Beta-level mutants have minor flaws. This level comprises about 10% of the mutant population. Beta-level mutants have a normal (or near-normal) human appearance, and their mutation is powerful and useful, but difficult to control, sometimes causing harm to themselves or those around them. Examples include Rogue, Havok, X-23, Cable, Cyclops, and Wolverine. Gamma-Level Mutants Gamma-level mutants exhibit very powerful mutations but have flaws. While Alpha and Beta-level mutants can pass as ordinary humans, Gamma-level mutants cannot due to physical disabilities or deformities, like Nightcrawler. Their mutation is powerful but uncontrollable, sometimes useful, but generally harmful to living a normal life, often presenting a monstrous appearance that cannot be deactivated at will. About 10% of the mutant population is at this level. Good examples are Nightcrawler, Beast, and Sabretooth. Delta-Level Mutants Delta-level mutants do not have significant flaws. However, their powers do not match those of Alpha-level mutants, or even Beta or Gamma-level mutants. At least 50% of mutants are Delta, making them the most common type. They have a normal human appearance, but their powers are weaker or useless in a fight, or of little concern, but still controllable. Epsilon-Level Mutants Epsilon-level mutants are the unfortunate ones. They have virtually no chance of living a normal life in society due to their major flaws, and they also possess weak powers. About 20% of mutants are Epsilon-level mutants. They have an inhuman appearance or look little like ordinary humans, and their mutation makes their powers difficult to control or simply useless. A good example of Epsilon-level mutants are most Morlocks, who live in bunkers beneath Manhattan.