X-Men

He is an Episcopalian born in Centerport, New York, the son of Kathryn Worthington and Warren Worthington Jr. was attending private school as a teenager when white feathery wings began to grow from his shoulder blades. At first, Warren felt like a weirdo, but he soon learned that he could use his wings to fly and help people. When there was a fire in his dorm room, he borrowed some props from the school's drama department, dressed up as a "heavenly" angel, and rescued his friends. He soon discovered that he was actually a mutant. He donned a mask and costume, called himself Avenging Angel, and became a solo adventurer, before being recruited by Professor Charles Xavier to join the X-Men. Warren's status as a wealthy playboy, as well as being an outspoken individual who chafed at the idea of ​​being told what to do, was the subject of much tension within the X-Men. In particular, Warren was in love with Jean Grey, who in turn was in love with Scott Summers. Although he eventually gave Jean to Scott, Angel still harbors an unrequited love for Jean even when he found his own girlfriend, Candy Southern

Henry's mutation is He manifests more fully during adolescence, providing increased strength and agility, and although his powers allow him to briefly excel in athletics during his remaining time at school, he soon attracts the animosity of his fellow students and other non-mutant humans. As he seeks refuge, he is approached by Professor Charles Xavier, who invites him to study at the "Xavier School for Gifted Young People." Henry recognizes the opportunities that such an institution can offer him and accepts the offer. He finds the school to be a source of scientific knowledge and a place of sanctuary and there he is introduced to the X-Men, who accept him into their ranks and give him the codename Beast. Parallel to her training in the Danger Room, under the tutelage of Xavier, she studies topics ranging from differential equations to Proust