having merged with the machine, and calling themselves the "Three-in-One." Their psychic powers have also been amplified, allowing them to see the future. Despite the long time that has passed, they appear to be in their early twenties. With the release of the Warsong miniseries this can be attributed to the nanites in their bodies and their origins as Weapon XIV. House of M In House of M, the quintuplets were part of the New Mutant Leadership Program at the United Nations. From the five, Sophie appeared to be the one with the stronger personality. Sophie joined Prodigy, Surge and the rest of the New Mutants on their trip to Japan to find Seiji Ashida, while Celeste, Esme, Mindee, and Phoebe remained in New York, though they agreed to maintain the secret. Sophie was later killed in Japan by anti-mutant terrorists. X-Men: The End In the alternate future depicted in X-Men: The End, Celeste, Mindee, and Phoebe have each developed their own look and now call themselves "the Spikes." Phoebe has long, brown hair, Mindee has long, blond hair, and Celeste has short, black hair. In other media Television The Stepford Cuckoos appear in the Wolverine and the X-Men three-part episode "Foresight", voiced by Tara Strong. This version of the sisters are members of the Inner Circle. The group attempts to transfer the Phoenix Force from Jean Grey to the Cuckoos, but it proves too powerful for the sisters to control. The Stepford Cuckoos, renamed "Frost sisters", appear in The Gifted, portrayed by Skyler Samuels. This version of the sisters are members of the Hellfire Club who were created in a lab. While mounting an escape attempt, Celeste and Mindee died, while Sophie and Phoebe were captured by Sentinel Services until Esme eventually frees them in the present. Film Three identical blonde girls make a background appearance in X-Men: The Last Stand as students of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Co-writer Zak Penn confirmed in an online chat that they were the Stepford Cuckoos / Three-in-One. Video games The Stepford Cuckoos appear in X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, voiced by Jennifer Hale. This version of the sisters are associates of Apocalypse and Holocaust, the latter of whom serves as their bodyguard. References External links Stepford Cuckoos at Marvel.com Stepford Cuckoos on MarvelDatabase Characters created by Ethan Van Sciver Characters created by Grant Morrison Clone characters in comics Comics characters