[quote=@DrewVonAwesome] Well first off Dazzler is actually based on her Ultimate version who was a punk rocker.[/quote] After searching Ultimate Dazzler on Marvel Wikia, I see what you mean... [quote=@DrewVonAwesome] As for if his in the x men or not I was having him just now becoming an established member after doing a little personal soul searching.[/quote] So that's a "No, he is not on the team at the moment so he is not going after Spider-Man or the Brotherhood. However, he has had a connection with the Xavier School and is trying to get onto the X-Men roster"? [quote=@DrewVonAwesome] Honestly the only reason I did the whole sokvia stuff was because it worked into Era's plans. Really though if you don't want to accept it I don't mind. Would just be easier on everyone else I think. [/quote] No, no. I don't have any real problems with that part of the background. I just wanted to point out that in your application, you wrote that Quicksilver is from [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovakia]Slovakia[/url], not [url=http://marvelcinematicuniverse.wikia.com/wiki/Sokovia]Sokovia[/url]. If you really meant to say Sokovia (i.e. the fictional Eastern European country in Age of Ultron) and [b]NOT[/b] the real-life modern day country called Slovakia, which use to be part of Czechoslovakia, you need to change those references. From the post I am quoting, it seems like you meant Sokovia (MCU country); however, your character sheet says Slovakia (which was [b]NOT[/b] in Age of Ultron). And when you say "Era", I assume you mean Eru. As your character sheet stands as of now, it does not conform with Eru's "Purple Man" CS. Right now, according to your CS, Magneto was fighting the Communist Regime in Czechoslovakia and [b]NOT[/b] the Shadow Conquerors in Sokovia. Again, if you meant for the 80's Brotherhood to be fighting the Shadow Conquerors in Sokovia, you need to replace all references to Slovakia to Sokovia. I am fine with and all for your character sheet matching up with Eru's Purple Man. You just have to make sure it actually does.