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Rogue X-Men - Figures

Rogue's story of a bad girl turned good inspired readers, making her a popular character after being accepted into the X-Men . Introduced in 1981 and becoming one of the X-Men in 1982, Rogue has been in the hearts and minds of many ever since. Rogue figures are sought after by many not only for her looks but also to showcase her impressive powers! Here are 3 popular examples of Rogue figures currently available, including the "ArtFX+ X-Men '92 Gambit & Rogue 2-pack set", "ArtFX+ Marvel Now! Rogue 1/10th Scale Figure", and the "Marvel X-Men Danger Room Sessions Fine Art Statue - Rogue".

ArtFX+ X-Men '92 Gambit & Rogue 2-Pack Figure Set

This happiness emanates from this duo as they fight side by side and can brighten anyone's day. Gambit and Rogue are both ready to face any danger, seen in their iconic X-Men outfits. These figures may not be articulated, but they are 1/10 scale and come pre-painted, making them easy additions to any collection!

Product Name: ArtFX+ X-Men '92 Gambit & Rogue 2-Pack Set
Series: X-Men 1992
Product Line: ArtFX+
Manufacturers: Kotobukiya
Sculptors: Ikkei Sanekata (Gambit), Keita Misonou (Thief)
Features: Set of 2 painted, non-articulated, 1/10 scale figures, easy to assemble
Materials: Phthalate-free PVC, ABS
Height:
Gambit: 190 mm | 7.5 in
Rogue: 220 mm | 8.7 in

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Marvel Now! Rogue 1/10 Scale ArtFX+ Figure

This figure is another stunning depiction of Rogue in a vibrant green outfit. Preparing to take on any enemy that comes into contact with her, this Rogue is ready to go! Standing 7.7 inches tall, the power she exudes fills any room she's in! Extreme attention to detail has been paid to detail, from her split hair to the creases in her gloves and boots. This Rogue figure is ready to strike a pose in anyone's heart!

Product Name: Marvel Now! Rogue 1/10 Scale ArtFX+ Figure
Series: X-Men
Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
Sculptor: Junnosuke Abe (RESTORATION)
Features: Painted, non-articulated, phthalate-free PVC and ABS figure, 1/10 scale, with base
Height: 19.5 cm | 7.7 in

Marvel X-Men Danger Room Sessions Art Statue - Rogue Figure

This incredibly detailed statue shows a victorious Rogue standing for a moment on the giant hand of a destroyed robot. Rogue is seen in her iconic leather jacket and X-Men costume, which is painted in vibrant, beautiful green and yellow. The details on this statue are astounding! From the battle damage on the robot hand to the individual strands of hair, even her jacket has wrinkles! This figure radiates power from one of the most powerful female X-Men characters.

Product Name: Marvel X-Men Danger Room Sessions Art Statue - Rogue
Series: X-Men
Manufacturer: Manufacturer
Sculptor: Érick Sosa
Features: Painted, non-articulated, cold-cast figure, ⅙ scale
Height: 29.5 mm | 11.7 in

About Rogue

Rogue's story is one of heartbreak and struggle. She fights not only to keep her sanity, but also to move on with her life. Here's a closer look!

Background

Rogue was born Anna Marie into a hippie commune in Mississippi. The community attempted to use Native American mysticism, which led to her mother's disappearance. From there, she was raised by her aunt and father, with whom she didn't have a good relationship. Rogue took matters into her own hands and ran away. She discovered her powers a little later, along with the realization that she literally couldn't touch anyone. Her envy and bitterness turned to anger, so she joined the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, even battling the X-Men. She accidentally permanently absorbed Ms. Marvel's powers, even absorbing some of her mentality into her own. To deal with the voices in her head, she turned to Professor X and even joined the X-Men. It was there that she met Gambit, and they fell in love.

Special Abilities

Rogue's special ability is to absorb the power and life force of others by making direct contact. What she didn't anticipate was that she also absorbed the person's thoughts, ideas, and memories. When she absorbed someone's powers, she could then use them as her own.

Other important X-Men characters

As an X-Men character, Rogue interacts with most of the cast, such as Cyclops and other main characters. However, her love interest and future husband, Gambit, is one of the most important characters to Rogue. Magneto, her former savior, is also important to her.

Remy LaBeau - Gambit

Abandoned as a baby because of his red eyes, Remy ends up in a New Orleans orphanage. There, he is taken in by a street gang and learns their ways until the gang's leader adopts him. He was supposed to marry the daughter of the leader of the Assassin gang, but her brother opposes this, trying to kill Remy. Remy kills him in self-defense and is exiled from New Orleans. However, he needs help controlling his powers, so he goes to Mr. Sinister, who removes part of his brain. Afterward, he tries to work for Mr. Sinister, who tries to make him commit a massacre. Instead, he tries to save them, but only saves one girl. From there, he meets Storm, who will sponsor his entry into the X-Men, where he meets Rogue.

Max Eisenthardt - Magneto

The man is known as the most powerful mutant on Earth. He also spontaneously proposed to Rogue in the middle of a fight. They had a brief relationship when he rescued a helpless Rogue in the Savage Land. She only promised him one night, but when they met later, they had a brief relationship. Since Rogue was going to marry Gambit, she naturally turned Magneto down, but not before sharing a passionate kiss.