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Apocalypse first appeared in 1980's X-Men spin-off series, X-Factor. The original writer of X-Factor, Bob Layton, intended to use the Daredevil villain Owl as the main villain for the mutant team. When he however was removed from the book and replaced with Louise Simonson, she requested that the last page of X-Factor #5 be changed to a shadowy shadowy character named Apocalypse, as Simonson wanted a new character to be the main villain for the book. [2] The character would go on and make his full appearance in the #6 issue. Apocalypse was the principal adversary of X-Factor, until being apparently killed at the climax of issue #68 (July 1991). He returns in X-Men vol. 2, #14 for the 1990's crossover: X-Cutioner's Song, though, Apocalypse is killed at the end of the crossover.Following events of the Legion Quest (1994), the normal reality ceased to exist, replaced by an alternate timeline known as the Age of Apocalypse, in which Apocalypse has conquered much of the world. Starting in the February of 1995, the first issue came out, X-Men Alpha. This special issue introduced the new world that the X-Men universe would exist in for the next four months. This popular storyline came to its conclusion in X-Men Omega (June 1995), with Apocalypse's death as well.Apocalypse is brought back to life in Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #335 (August 1996), during the Onslaught crossover. The same year, Apocalypse's origin story is detailed, in his own four-issue miniseries, titled The Rise of Apocalypse, written by Terry Kavanagh and penciled by Adam Pollina. Apocalypse is also revealed to be behind the origin of other X-Men villains; Exodus in Black Knight: Exodus; Mister Sinister in The Further Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix. In January 2000, the mysterious storyline of The Twelve finally unfolded, in which Apocalypse plays a major part in. The story arc is followed by a series of sub-chapters, Ages of Apocalypse, and a four-issue limited miniseries, The Search for Cyclops. The long-term significance of this storyline is that it was accepted as averting the time line Apocalypse rose to rule the world, thus, ending Cable's original mission with him victorious and that Apocalypse was now permanently dead. After six years, Apocalypse however returned in X-Men vol. 2, #181 (2006). Apocalypse also appeared in a two-part storyline in Cable & Deadpool (issues #26 & 27) and a miniseries of his, X-Men: Apocalypse vs. Dracula, both which serves as prologues to the "Blood of Apocalypse" storyline.

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Apocalypse spends many years hidden, but awakes from his slumber by the arrival of the mysterious time-traveling mutant Cable (ironically, Cable had come to the present to prevent the ancient mutant's awakening). Awakened almost a century earlier than he had planned, Apocalypse decides to examine the world and determine its conditions for testing. [10] He grants superhuman powers to the terrorist known as Moses Magnum,[11] who does his bidding by testing the strong and winnowing the weak, battling the X-Men and the Avengers. Apocalypse first crosses paths with the original X-Men team (then organized as the mutant hunting group, X-Factor) when he briefly employs the Alliance of Evil, and orders them to capture the mutant Michael Nowlan. Apocalypse plans to use Nowlan's power-boosting mutation to provide mutantkind with unlimited power. This plan was foiled by the interference of the X-Factor team. [12] Apocalypse later begin recruiting mutants to serve as his Four Horsemen. Among them is Angel, whom Apocalypse saves from an exploding plane, granting him artificial wings (after he had lost his own natural wings) in exchange for his servitude. The X-Factor member is reborn as Death. [13] Apocalypse summons the X-Factor team to his cloaked ship, which floats invisibly above the city. Apocalypse was interested in this group of mutants and had studied them, monitored their activities and researched their origins and motives after learning of Professor Xavier and the X-Men. [14] Apocalypse explains his scheme to unleash his Horsemen and destroy New York, and offers X-Factor a place at his side. In the end, the Horsemen are defeated by X-Factor, thanks to the help of both the reformed Angel as well as Power Pack. Apocalypse leaves his Celestial Ship for them and in return, takes the willing Morlock Caliban. [15] Afterwards, Apocalypse secretly takes some control over the ship, and it starts to fight X-Factor, but they regain control. Apocalypse escapes with Caliban to one of his bases at Mount Everest. [16] During the Evolutionary War, when the High Evolutionary begins embarking on a scheme to evolve mankind, Apocalypse opposes the Evolutionary's ideals, confronting the mad genetict on his moonbase. At the same time, below ground, X-Factor and the Subterranean race are fighting off the Evolutionary's minions. The battle between Apocalypse and the High Evolutionary continues in space until Apocalypse teleports them both to a vantage point for the underground battle. At its conclusion, Apocalypse determines that the Evolutionary is doing his work for him and leaves. [17] Following the genetic manipulation of Caliban, Apocalypse is confronted by the Norse god Loki, who wants him to join his "Acts of Vengeance", but Apocalypse refuses and the two briefly fight.

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OBLIVON-APOCALYPSE VERSUS THE DARKNESS PRINCESS DEATH

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OBLIVON-APOCALYPSE VERSUS THE DARKNESS PRINCESS DEATH

COME HERE....IF YOU WAN TO DEATH.
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MY HEADQUARTER.

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SUPERMAN SCUM!!YOU CAN NEVER DEFEAT APOCALYPSE! "He rise his both arms and blast him with a powerful lazer"
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