be seen in the multi-part storyline "Beyond Good and Evil" (Part 4) as one of Apocalypse's captive psychics. Video games Rachel Summers (as Phoenix) made an appearance as a playable character in the 1990 role-playing PC game X-Men II: The Fall of the Mutants. During gameplay, the player had a choice of utilizing her "psi-flash" attack, where her Phoenix raptor would stun her opponents; or if her power was running low, a player could use Phoenix's fiery wings to cause physical damage. She was also one of the game's few flying characters alongside Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), Archangel and Rogue. Rachel Grey appears as a playable character in the iPad game X-Men: Battle of the Atom. Rachel Summers appears as playable character in Marvel Future Fight. Miscellaneous Rachel Summers has been inducted into many Marvel/X-Men toylines. They include Hasbro, WizKids, and Diamond Select manufactured busts, action figurines (with variants), action packs, 2 inch double figurine packs, etc. References External links Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers) at Marvel.com Spotlight On... Marvel Girl III at UncannyXmen.Net Rachel-Summers.com Askani Rising The Phoenix Force Characters created by Chris Claremont Characters created by John Byrne (comics) Characters created by John Romita Jr. Comics characters introduced in 1981 Excalibur (comics) Fictional avatars Fictional bisexual females Fictional characters displaced in time Fictional characters from parallel universes Fictional characters who can manipulate time Fictional characters with spirit possession or body swapping abilities Fictional empaths Fictional swordfighters in comics Marvel Comics American superheroes Marvel Comics characters who have mental powers Marvel Comics female superheroes Marvel Comics LGBT superheroes Marvel Comics mutants Marvel Comics telekinetics Marvel Comics telepaths X-Men members