Waypoint is in open beta. Things will change, and we would like to hear what breaks.Details

Art and facts from marvel.fandom.com (Fandom) · CC BY-SA; edited by Atlas curators.

Team · Earth-616

Apocalypse Twins (Earth-616)

  • Earth-616

We are the heirs of Archangel, rightful servants of this era! We've returned to claim our throne! Because unlike you...we do not bend our knees. Uriel and Eimin, known as the Apocalypse Twins, were the two mutant children of Pestilence of the Final Horsemen and Archangel, the former heir of Apocalypse. They were meant to lead Clan Akkaba. Fearing what they would become, Kang the Conqueror abducted the Twins as babies to raise as his own, but his cruelty led them to betray him. The Twins planned a mutant rapture. They stole Jarnbjorn, a weapon that can cut Celestial armor, from Kang's Trophy Room to assassinate a Gardener, inciting the Celestials to destroy Earth and indirectly all of Earth's futures, including Kang's and Immortus'. To ensure their success, they used Life and Death Seeds from the Gardener to create the Four Horsemen of Death and a Tachyon Dam to prevent Kang or Immortus from interferring. Meanwhile, they had the Scarlet Witch bring all mutants to the Akkaba Ark, sparing them from Celestial judgment, so they could be delivered to a new paradise, Planet X. The Twins had initially won but were thwarted through the combined efforts of Kang, his Chronos Corps, and the Avengers Unity Division. As it turned out, their betrayal was part of Kang's even more convoluted plan to obtain the omnipotence of a Celestial. In the end, the Twins and Kang were both defeated and the Twins were killed.

Full details at marvel.fandom.com (Fandom) · CC BY-SA → · CC BY-SA. Facts and summary by Waypoint Realms.

There’s much more to the member Atlas

You’ve seen what’s in the Atlas. A free account shows you all of it the way it was meant to be read:

  • The illustrated Atlas map across all six Realms
  • Each collection in its own art, colour and type
  • Cover grids and list views you can switch between
  • Portraits and fact sheets laid out beside every entry
  • A contents rail and reading progress on every guide
  • Section tabs and a quick switcher for jumping between collections