One of Marvel's most recognizable heroines, Chin Grey is an important member of the X-Men and an Omega-level mutant, the Level 5 mutant described in X-Men 3.
The Sentinel Robot is the ultimate weapon of Marvel Earth humans against mutants, whether in the comics or in the movie, the Sentinel Robot has almost exterminated the Mutants.
The various abilities of the Sentinel Robot are all built to restrain the Mutants, so it is normally difficult for the Mutants to defeat it, but there are many special high-end combat abilities among the Mutants, and they are not afraid of the Sentinel Robot at all, and Qin Grey is one of them.
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According to the comic setting, Qin's superpower is more anti-heavenly psychic power than Professor X, as well as a powerful mind power, as early as "X-Men 1" we have seen Qin use brainwave intensifiers like Professor X.
It's only because Professor X imposed a psychic seal on Chin Grey when she was a child that Tsubasa's psychic power in X-Men 1 is so weak.
In the manga "Venom Universe", the dead Chin Grey can even rely on psychic power to resurrect himself, which is invincible!
In X-Men 1, Qin also showed the skill of teleporting objects, also because the power is sealed, so it can only move light items, but Qin can move items of any material, unlike Magneto, which has restrictions.
In the comics, when the qin is in full swing, the manipulation of the air transfer skill can even reach the molecular level, which means that the qin can directly decompose or reorganize the target from the molecular level.
In X-Men 3, Qin's performance is very similar to the comics in which she develops her own power to the extreme.
Because the Marvel Cinematic Universe had not yet been born at the time of the filming of the X-Men trilogy, and Fox did not have the idea of building the "X-Men Universe", it was a bit confusing the power of the piano itself with the power of the phoenix.
In "X-Men 3", the piano only has the inner blackening performance like Dark Phoenix, and the phoenix power user should burst into flames when it erupts, just like the piano in "X-Men: Apocalypse" in which the piano kills the apocalypse.
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The Omega Mutants are one of the top fighting forces in Marvel, and Mr. Fantastic's son, Franklin Richards, is one of the stronger Omega Mutants, and his superpowers include:
Manipulate energy and matter, modify reality, immortalize, travel through time and space, psychic power, create parallel universes, and more.
As a child, Franklin was able to create parallel universes with his bare hands, and as an adult, he was comparable to a multiverse-level god.
Of course, omega-level mutants are not all as strong as Franklin, such as the Iceman, known as the "weakest Omega-level", whose strength is far less than Franklin.
Iceman's superpowers include ice body, temperature manipulation, ice making, etc., he can turn his body into ice, disregard the rules of physics to make ice out of nothing, and can also make the temperature infinitely close to absolute zero.
It's just that because the Iceman's talent is not too strong, and there is a sense of fear of his own ability, he can't exert his full strength most of the time, and the state of full firepower is few, and in the movie, he has become an ordinary mutant, easily killed by the sentry robot.
But in any case, any omega-level mutant with full firepower is not something that the sentry robot can resist!
Sentinel robots can indeed crush most mutants, but it is still only a mortal thing, and it is impossible to show near-god-level power like an Omega-level mutant.
The reason why the sentry machine can force the mutants to the point of near annihilation is entirely because the plot blessing makes the Omega-level mutants unable to exert their power, or even simply disappear and do not appear.
In this way, thousands of Sentry Robots can suppress the Mutants, and if there is an Omega-level Mutant who can use power, the Sentinel Robot is not worth mentioning.
For example, Qin Grey in X-Men 3 or Dark Phoenix, if she appears in X-Men: Reverse Future, you can directly break up the Sentinel robots by your own strength, or crush them with the power of the Phoenix.
In the comic book X-Men: The Return of the Messiah, there is a sentinel robot leader named Fortress, who not only has an independent soul that can think, but also has N superpowers like the apocalypse in the movie.
The Fortress is the strongest of the Sentinel Robots, enough to crush most of the X-Men, but in the end he loses, and the Fortress is knocked out by the Omega-level mutant Hope Summers in one burst.
The weaknesses of the fortress, like the Apocalypse, are superpowers that are mixed and unsophisticated, so they can't be stopped when facing the explosion of Omega-level mutants.
To sum up, as long as Chin Grey can use her full strength, the Sentinel robot in X-Men: Reverse Future will definitely be vulnerable and will be directly decomposed.
Of course, if the plot restricts the play of the piano, then she will have to pounce on the street, after all, even the strongest superpower must be able to be used.
Just like in "Avengers 4", Doctor Strange is fully capable of threatening Thanos without infinity gloves, after all, in the movie Thanos can't fly and lacks ranged attack methods, but Marvel let him go paddling...
Doctor Strange paddled until the end of the "Endgame", which must have been that Marvel deliberately restricted Doctor Strange's play, and the equally powerful Crimson Witch and Captain Marvel were also restricted.
The Crimson Witch's hand tearing up Thanos is interrupted by a sky bomb, and Captain Marvel only appears for a moment at the beginning and end of Avengers 4.
Therefore, no matter how strong the hero's strength is, he must obediently obey the plot restrictions, and the Omega-level mutants are no exception.