quit the team if they were not included on the roster. Wrongslide In light of what happened to Rockslide, this combination clone of Rockslide was released into the custody of X-Force so that they can find a way to restore his mind. Despite the fact that he tends to fall apart, this clone of Rockslide found peace on Krakoa where he often watches the Five at work while considering himself a memorial for the real Rockslide. Eventually, he took the name of Wrongslide when he was given a name by Krakoa's children and wanting to keep himself independent from the Rockslide that they know. Other versions House of M In this reality, Santo was once again a champion superhuman wrestler. In other media Television Rockslide made a cameo appearance in the Wolverine and the X-Men animated series. In the episode "Hindsight" Pt. 1, he was among the mutants that were captured by the Mutant Response Division. Film Rockslide appears in the early concept art of the 2014 film X-Men: Days of Future Past. His powers can be seen manifested by a future Sentinel in the final assault against the surviving mutants and remaining X-Men, thus is presumably deceased as the future Sentinels use mutant powers to kill mutants with their own individual abilities. References External links Rockslide at Marvel.com Comics characters introduced in 2003 Fictional golems Fictional characters with earth or stone abilities Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Fictional characters from Boston Marvel Comics male superheroes Fictional Italian American people Marvel Comics characters who are shapeshifters Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics mutants Italian superheroes Characters created by Nunzio DeFilippis Characters created by Christina Weir