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Cassandra Nova Xavier is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, most commonly in association with the X-Men. Created by writer Grant Morrison and artist Frank Quitely, the character first appeared in New X-Men #114. She is a mummudrai, a parasitic life form born bodiless on the astral plane.

Fictional character biography
Cassandra Nova is a mummudrai, a parasitic entity who began life at the same time as Charles Xavier. Conceived without a body, Nova copied Xavier's DNA to make her own body, effectively making her his twin sister. She grew with her brother until she had fully formed hands and eyes, when she decided to try to kill Xavier by attempting to strangle him with his own umbilical cord. Xavier defended himself by hitting her with a psychic blast, which caused their mother to have a miscarriage, resulting in her physical body being stillborn. Nova survived as a mass of cells that clung to a sewer wall for decades, rebuilding her physical form and swearing revenge on Xavier. Nova manipulates Donald Trask (a relative of Bolivar Trask) to utilize the Wild Sentinels to devastate Genosha, killing 16 million mutants. Nova duplicates Trask's DNA to gain control of the Wild Sentinels, then kills him. Nova is captured by Cyclops and Wolverine and taken to the X-Mansion, where she escapes and defeats most of the X-Men easily. Nova uses Cerebra, an enhanced version of Cerebro, to switch bodies with Xavier. Xavier is trapped in Nova's body and unable to warn the X-Men before Nova shoots him. .|left Nova contacts the Shi'ar and manipulates them into battling the X-Men until they show the truth to the Imperial Guard. Angered at Nova's treachery and realizing the danger she poses, the Imperial Guard battle Nova, who defeats them and heads to the X-Mansion. She plans on using Cerebra to eliminate all mutants, but Jean Grey stops Nova and forces her out of Xavier's body. Nova's essence is tricked into entering the body of Stuff, a shapeshifting member of the Imperial Guard. There, she is locked in a self-repeating program. Influenced by Nova and her own guilt over the Genoshan massacre, Frost created illusions of her younger self, Nova, Shaw, and Negasonic Teenage Warhead, a student of Frost who was killed in Genosha. Frost and the Hellfire Club attack the X-Men, only to be defeated by Cyclops and the Xavier Institute students. Nova escapes from the X-Men's clutches by using her psychic powers to possess the bodies of others. She also creates microscopic Sentinel technology that transforms humans into Sentinel-like forms, causing them to mindlessly attack mutants. With the help from the Avengers and the Atlanteans, the X-Men mass-produce Magneto's helmets to free Nova's brainwashed victims. During the Krakoan Age, Nova moves to the mutant nation of Krakoa, having been given a second chance per the island's laws. She resides in a hidden section of Krakoa, away from the Quiet Council's influence. Nova goes on to work with Krakoa's Marauders team. Sometime after the fall of Krakoa at the hands of Orchis, Cassandra Nova joins the group 3K, who intend to give mutant powers to humans and have mutants outnumber humans by the year 3,000. ==Powers and abilities==
Powers and abilities
Cassandra Nova is able to access the full spectrum of latent mutant functions in Charles Xavier's genome, granting herself vast psionic powers. These powers include telepathy, telekinesis, and intangibility. Her telepathic capabilities are so advanced that she was able to hide her possession of her brother's body, even from other telepaths. Nova can also manipulate her body to rapidly heal herself. == In other media ==
In other media
Cassandra Nova appears in Deadpool & Wolverine, portrayed by Emma Corrin. This version was banished by the Time Variance Authority (TVA) to the Void and became its self-styled ruler, forcing other exiled individuals to serve her or be fed to Alioth. • Cassandra Nova, based on her Deadpool & Wolverine incarnation, appears as an unlockable playable character in Marvel Future Fight. ==References==
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