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	MarvelDirectory.com
		They are the Exiles, T-Bird (Exiles), Sunfire (Exiles), Beak (Exiles), Blink (Exiles), Magik (Exiles), Magnus (Exile), and Mimic (Exiles).
		I have updated and add a few bios and they are Alpha Flight, Brotherhood of Mutants, Champions of Los Angeles, Champions of Xandar, Young Avengers, Morph (Exiles), Namora (Exiles), Sabretooth (Exiles), Sasquatch (Exiles), Timebroker (Exiles), Weapon X (Exiles).
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	www.marveldirectory.com (589 words)

	Sequential Tart - The Report Card
		She's livid at first, but as Sunfire's play date with Morph continues, the two Exiles begin to open up to one another.
		Yet while Blink, Mimic, Thunderbird and Nocturne go to the beach (ahem) "European style", Sunfire is left to "baby-sit" the immature Morph.
		Another thing that made me happy was that not only did we get a great issue about the Morph/Sunfire friendship, but we also got a great scene with Blink and Nocturne.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/apr02/reports.php?ID=447&issue=2002-04-01 (382 words)

	X-Fans Discussion List Web Site -- Version 2.0
		The Exiles manage to get away thanks to Sunfire's ability to fly, but Moses Magnum isn't all that concerned.
		A block away, Morph, Sunfire, and Nocturne are facing off against Moses Magnum, Namorita, and a bunch of Alanteans ready to take over the world.
		Meanwhile Moses Magnum is discussing his plans with Namorita and feels things are going well enough that they can leave to make plans for the Avengers and the extermination of all of Asia.
	www.nexusanime.com /xfans/reviews/exiles27.html (1464 words)

	Sequential Tart - The Report Card
		She's livid at first, but as Sunfire's play date with Morph continues, the two Exiles begin to open up to one another.
		Yet while Blink, Mimic, Thunderbird and Nocturne go to the beach (ahem) "European style", Sunfire is left to "baby-sit" the immature Morph.
		Morph is always a funny character, but he really gets to shine in this issue.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/apr02/reports.php?ID=447&issue=2002-04-01 (382 words)

	Who should Mimic mimic? - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		not too long ago he was possessed by a brood queen egg and this gave him the ability to keep his original five mimics (colossus, cyclops, beast, northstar, and wolverine) and also mimic the other exiles (nocturne, sunfire, morph, magik, and sasquatch) along with that reality's fantastic four (mr.
		the exiles mimic is one of the coolest under the radar characters out there.
		in addition all of his mimics are at half potency of the original bearer's.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=150352 (407 words)

	Earth-Fantastic Voyage (Alternate Earth)
		Gaining the flame control of Sunfire and Johnny Storm, the teleportation powers of Magik, the hex bolts and possession powers of Nocturne, the invulnerability and strength of Ben Grimm, and the shape-shifting powers of Morph, the Mimic-Brood hybrid was easily able to battle the combined forces of the Exiles and Fantastic Four.
		After being bombarded by cosmic radiation while on Reed Richard's experimental space flight, Susan Storm found that she had the power to bend light without distortion and produce psionic force she could shape into highly resistant protective fields and relatively simple forms.
		After being beaten by her friend Ben Grimm, who had been mutated into a savage monster, Susan Storm traveled to downtown New York City so that she could control the crowds frightened by Ben Grimm's rampage.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/earth-fantasticvoyage.htm (407 words)

	Mariko Yashida - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An alternate version of her - as Sunfire, with the same powers as her Marvel Universe cousin - was a member of the Exiles from issue #2 (September, 2001) till her death in issue #37 (January, 2004.
		Wolverine killed her and vowed to avenge Mariko by yearly severing parts of Matsuo's body on the anniversary of her death.
		Whether Wolverine continues to honor the memory of Mariko by mutilating Matsuo is uncertain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mariko_Yashida (277 words)

	Comics Central Exiles
		When Magnus died (Exiles #2), he was replaced by Sunfire (Mariko Yashida).
		The original Exiles team was composed of Blink (Clarice Ferguson, from the Age of Apocalypse continuity), Mimic (Calvin Rankin), Magnus (son of Magneto and Rogue), Thunderbird (John Proudstar), Nocturne (Talia Josephine Wagner, aka T. J., daughter of Nightcrawler and Scarlet Witch) and Morph.
		THE STORY: The Exiles are a group of superheroes that have been removed from the their home realities to fix "hiccups" throughout the multiverse.
	www.comicscentral.net /xmen/a-f/exiles.php (743 words)

	Sunfire II
		A disruption in the timeline caused her a to lose control of her radiation powers which manifest itself into flame, as hot as a Sunfire.
		When Exiles member Magnus sacrificed himself during the dimension-spanning team's first adventure the Time Broker sent Yashida as a replacement.
		Unlike her human counterpart from the prime Earth, Mariko Yashida was born a mutant with the ability to harness solar radiation.
	spider-bob.com /heroes/marvel/SunfireII.htm (82 words)

	Exiles #' + a + '
		Nocturne, Sunfire, and Morph confront, accidiently, Magnum and Namorita.
		Moses is making plans elsewhere when he and Namorita get an interesting surprise in the form of Mimic and Sasquatch.
		I mean, at this point I would be wondering what side she fought for in her dimension, even assuming I believed her story of who she was.
	www.mutanthigh.com /alternatex/exiles/exiles27.html (674 words)

	Comic Book Resources Forums - Exiles #49 -- minor spoilers
		Thunderbird, Sunfire, Nocturne, and Magik were all more interesting than Sasquatch, Namora, and Beak.
		Namora's frustration with the endless humor of Morph struck me as hilarious.
		It was ok for a while to have one or even two lame filler members on the team, but three at once just sucks the life out of the book.
	forums.comicbookresources.com /archive/index.php/t-9055.html (674 words)

	Morph (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Morph is a shapeshifter and the comic relief character in Exiles who befriends the mutant Sunfire.
		Morph's mutation to shapeshift has also made it so that his body is a Play-doh-like substance and he can reattach limbs after they have been severed.
		Morph overcame his fear with great efforts and when he understood that the Professor was in danger, he rushed to save him, despite his teammates' warnings and concerns.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Morph_(comics) (914 words)

	Earth-Fantastic Voyage (Earth-312; Exiles story)
		Gaining the flame control of Sunfire and Johnny Storm, the teleportation powers of Magik, the hex bolts and possession powers of Nocturne, the invulnerability and strength of Ben Grimm, and the shape-shifting powers of Morph, the Mimic-Brood hybrid was easily able to battle the combined forces of the Exiles and Fantastic Four.
		Minutes later, the Brood-infected Mimic attacked Johnny Storm, Sue Storm, and the remaining Exiles in downtown New York City.
		After being bombarded by cosmic radiation while on Reed Richard's experimental space flight, Susan Storm found that she had the power to bend light without distortion and produce psionic force she could shape into highly resistant protective fields and relatively simple forms.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/earth-fantasticvoyage.htm (2437 words)

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