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In which civilization was the X-Men villain Apocalypse born?
Answer: Ancient Egypt
Why: The Akkaba tribe left the gray-skinned baby to die in the desert; the raider Baal found him and named him En Sabah Nur, The First One.
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What ability allows Taskmaster to replicate any physical movement?
Answer: Photographic reflexes
Why: Psychiatrists named the knack after young Tony Masters copied a TV cowboy's rope tricks, and every move he stores now erases part of his own past.
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What type of energy does the Hellfire Club's Sebastian Shaw absorb?
Answer: Kinetic energy
Why: Punching him is a mistake: Shaw sometimes has his own mercenaries beat him up so that he can skip sleeping for a while.
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What is the real name of the villainous Red Skull?
Answer: Johann Schmidt
Why: The first Red Skull, seen in Captain America Comics #1 in March 1941, was a decoy named George Maxon; the true Skull arrived in issue seven.
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What is the real name of the time-traveling villain Kang?
Answer: Nathaniel Richards
Why: He shares his birth name with Reed Richards' time traveling father, and first appeared in 1963 as the pharaoh Rama-Tut.
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Who created the villainous AI Ultron in the original comics?
Answer: Hank Pym
Why: Pym imprinted his own brain patterns on the machine, which then rebuilt itself again and again into an adamantium body.