Kamal el Alaqui is a fictional mutant

Mutant (Marvel Comics)

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 villain character in the Marvel Comics

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 Universe. He first appeared in Magneto #1.

Fictional character biography

Kamal was amongst those Acolytes

Acolytes (comics)

The Acolytes is a team of comic book mutant supervillains in the Marvel Comics universe. The Acolytes followed the principles of the mutant Magneto, particularly the mutant right of superiority over normal humans. Some members of the Acolytes even worshipped him with a religious fervor and regarded...

 encountered by the young clone of Magneto

Magneto (comics)

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 named Joseph

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 in the remains of the Acolytes' orbital base Avalon

Providence (comics)

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 in the foothills of the Andes Mountain near the Bolivian border in South America

South America

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Kamal has not been seen after Cassandra Nova's Sentinel destroyed Genosha

Genosha

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, killing 16 million mutants. Though nothing has been proven or officially stated, Kamal may have been one of the millions of mutants who died during this assault. If this is the case, then his death occurred off-panel.

He may also have been among the majority of mutants whose mutant power status on M-Day

Decimation (comics)

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 is unknown, should he have survived the assault on Genosha.

Powers and abilities

He is a mutant with superhuman strength, stamina, and sturdiness, and can transform his body in order to assume the mass and physical properties of matter by coming into contact with it.

Television

• Kamal appears in the Wolverine and the X-Men episode "Future X" voiced by Roger Craig Smith
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  . He's a member of the X-Men in the series version of the Days of Future Past
  Days of Future Past
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  future timeline alongside Bishop, Domino, Marrow, Berzerker and the Vanisher.