The Worst Things Professor Xavier Has Ever Done

Uncover the shadowy side of Professor Charles Xavier, the visionary founder of the X-Men. Known for his pursuit of peace between humans and mutants, Xavier's methods haven't always been pristine. This video reveals his most controversial acts: from using his psychic abilities to manipulate memories and decisions of his X-Men, including key figures like Cyclops and Jean Grey, to his involvement in the creation of the sentient AI, Danger, which ultimately rebelled against its creators. Most alarmingly, delve into how Xavier's darker impulses contributed to the birth of Onslaught, a powerful entity that threatened the entire Marvel Universe. Explore the moral ambiguities of a character who, despite his noble intentions, often crossed lines that challenge our understanding of heroism.

Professor Charles Xavier, the founder of the X-Men and an advocate for peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans, is often seen as a paragon of virtue. However, his history in Marvel Comics reveals several controversial actions that have tarnished his reputation. 

Number 1- Secretly Manipulating His Students: One of the most unsettling things Xavier has done is to use his psychic powers to subtly manipulate his students and allies without their knowledge, directing their actions and decisions to suit what he believes is the greater good. This manipulation questions the ethics of his leadership.

Number 2- Creating Danger: Xavier converted the Danger Room, a training facility for his X-Men, into a sentient being but kept this a secret. The sentient Danger Room, feeling enslaved, eventually turned against the X-Men in Astonishing X-Men #9 (2004).

Number 3- Onslaught Creation: Perhaps his gravest mistake was the creation of Onslaught, a dark manifestation of his own suppressed negativity and Magneto's aggression. This entity nearly destroyed the Marvel Universe in X-Men #53 (1996)