a loyal figure, dedicated to her friends, and increasingly feeling the responsibilities placed upon her as leader of the New X-Men. Surge was particularly incensed with Hellion's decision to rescue Mercury from the Faculty without backup, and has taken it upon herself to mold the team into an effective unit capable of defending the rest of the students. She's seen as having trouble welcoming X-23 back to the team after the latter's involvement in X-Force, possibly due to how the latter seemingly doesn't have to take responsibility for what she did as part of that team, in comparison to her own mounting responsibilities. Chris Yost has stated that, "Surge is the right candidate, because she wants it the least. And you'll see, it's taking a big toll on her. Being a leader when you're doing team sports and field day exercises is one thing, but leading when the stakes are life and death is another thing." Other versions House of M Nori is a member of Hellions in the House of M reality which is a group of junior agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Her father is a human terrorist whom she was taken away from at a young age. She was taken off the squad and replaced with Magik due to her father's involvement in their latest mission. She then recruits help from some of the students from the New Mutant Leadership Institute and they travel to Japan where they come across Project Genesis. In other media Surge appears in Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers, voiced by Kokoro Kikuchi in the Japanese version and Stephanie Sheh in the English version. In both versions, her hair color is naturally blue, as evidenced by her eyebrows being the same shade. While she was briefly romantically attracted to Thor's partner, Hikaru Akatsuki, she later chooses to go to the Xavier Institute with Wolverine, after being offered protection by Magneto. Surge appears in the video game X-Men: Destiny voiced by Aileen Ong Casas. Surge is imprisoned in a U-Man base, but the character breaks her out alongside Colossus and Quicksilver. References External links Surge at Marvel.com Surge at Marvel Wiki Comics characters introduced in 2004 Fictional characters with electric or magnetic abilities Marvel Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds Marvel Comics female superheroes Marvel Comics mutants New Mutants Japanese-American superheroes Characters created by Nunzio DeFilippis Characters created by Christina Weir