going so far as to dress the participants up in what the X-Men wore at that time. Analysis Molly Louise Sharp in her dissertation on heroines and feminism wrote that "from a third wave feminist perspective, Danger seems to be constructed as a radical feminist character as viewed through a third wave feminist lens... Danger is born from a literal revolution of consciousness; she becomes newly sentient and realizes that she is forced into a role that is not fulfilling and in which she cannot reach her potential... Danger herself and her conflict with the X-Men are also similar to radical feminism through patriarchy, essentialism, and separatism. That Danger is a female character is crucial because there is no narrative reason that Danger needs to be female other than to align her with the feminism present in the rest of the text". Reception The Danger Room is well known and viewed as an iconic part of the X-Men mythos. Other versions Age of Apocalypse The Danger Room equivalent in the Age of Apocalypse reality was the Killing Zone. The facility was located in Mount Wundagore and was apparently destroyed by Nemesis. Later, it was Dazzler who replaced the Danger Room and acted as a one-woman training facility for the fully fledged X-Men. Ultimate Marvel The Ultimate Marvel version of the Danger Room has similar technology, including smaller holographic training rooms in the hidden safehouses prepared for the X-Men. However, these are prone to malfunctions, such as a fight sequence producing Hasidic rabbis instead of ninjas (though to no less of an effect towards the latter intent). What If? Danger became Ultron's wife In the alternate universe of What If? Astonishing X-Men, the Danger Room got a body of her own and betrayed the X-Men. She eventually married Ultron and the two conquered Earth, the Shi'ar Empire and the entire universe. In other media Television The Danger Room appears in Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends. The Danger Room appears in X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men. The Danger Room appears in X-Men: The Animated Series. The Danger Room appeared in the Spider-Man: The Animated Series episode "The Mutant Agenda". The Danger Room appeared in X-Men: Evolution. This version is purely mechanical, similar to the earliest comic incarnation, and was primarily used for training. The Danger Room appears in Wolverine and the X-Men. Additionally, Master Mold's characterization has elements of Danger. Film The