Wesker as an X-Men villain

[Siriel]

It's funny that Umbrella was more reserved than future enemies when it came to biological weapons.

For one, they didn't try to infect everybody in the world like Wesker and later Radames did.

Yeah, Umbrella's scientists were pretty much all either crazy or evil, but they weren't outright suicidal.

[Eternal Torment]

Yeah, Umbrella's scientists were pretty much all either crazy or evil, but they weren't outright suicidal.

Of course, it seemed that their scientific know-how advanced with their insanity.

Radames was probably the best so far, given that she eliminated the incubation requirement for T-Veronica and created the C-Virus, which wasn't bad.

[Siriel]

Meh, given that Birkin created the thing that gave Wesker his powers and that his imperfect G-Virus (when controlled with DEVIL) apparently made Sherry immortal* and gave her a healing factor that heals fatal wounds in seconds, I'd say he still wins.

*: She sure looks younger than she should be. Keep in mind that she's six years older than Jake.

[Eternal Torment]

Meh, given that Birkin created the thing that gave Wesker his powers and that his imperfect G-Virus (when controlled with DEVIL) apparently made Sherry immortal* and gave her a healing factor that heals fatal wounds in seconds, I'd say he still wins.

*: She sure looks younger than she should be. Keep in mind that she's six years older than Jake.

Well, true. G-Virus generally displays greater regenerative capabilities than C-Virus, even when it's a mutated form like what Sherry has.

[JCAll]

The movies actually make more sense than the games, but again, the unlimited funding for superbases underneath metropolitan Tokyo built with nobody the wiser really confuses me.

I think Wesker just spontaneously generates underground bases. It's like his mutant power.

[Melab]

So what would he be like as an X-Men, people? Come on, speculate.