#darkfire

here’s mine (might be forgetting some):

ravenfire, longfire, firesand, firegray, dustfire, firetiger, darkfire, morningfire, whitefire, goldenfire, brindlefire, mistyfire, firefrost, firestone, onefire, and (by far my rarest pair) russetfire.

I'll continue to be annoyed at their lack of relevance due to:

Starfire is underrated, and in response, her brother is, too--to the point where he's pretty much just male Starfire. Most people don't even know he exists because he's part of a team no one pays attention to. Have him join the Titans when Starfire isn't there (or even when she is) and we have progress.

Shinobi Shaw is proto-Daken: bisexual mutant son of a white male mutant and a Japanese woman, but unlike Daken, Shinobi's dad isn't all that famous (at least not on his own), so he's often just left to background/minor-recurring villain.

Ghost-Maker is an interesting character to me, and as a fan of original LGBT+ characters, I'm disappointed that shortly after he debuted, DC had Tim Drake come out as bi, and suddenly he's the only guy in the Batfam who can get the spotlight while Ghost-Maker just fades in and out of necessary canon.

Adam X debuted in 1993, and only had 23 appearances since then; almost 30 years later, it's revealed he's the half-brother of Cyclops (and thus Havok and Vulcan), but despite Cyclops, his love interests, and kids demanding a good amount of attention, Adam, like his and Cyclops' brothers, is still underrated. Plus he's also half alien, so I'd at least expect to see him in a GOTG title if not an X-title.

Tommy pretty much just exists as a younger, bisexual Quicksilver, and since his mom and uncle's mutant status has been revoked and Billy is in the spotlight thanks to his magical potential, Tommy just fades to the background. Prodigy was even forced to break up with him because the makers of "Nyx" claimed he was a mutant and Krakoa-involved--neither or which were true, but may as well be since he has nothing else going on besides showing up in family stories.

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