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Penance (01 - Monet St. Croix) Real Name: Monet Yvette St. Croix Search for 'Penance (01 - Monet St. Croix)' on eBay Bio: When Monet declined Emplate's offer to tap into her powers at the expense of her looks and ability to live as a normal person in her plane of reality, Emplate transformed her skin into a razor sharp substance and removed her ability to speak. After her transformation, her sisters found her with Emplate. Claudette St. Croix drew a circle around Emplate and banished him from this realm, but Penance jumped in after him when he said that he was her only hope to become normal again. However, Emplate treated her as a slave and routinely fed from her genetic code. Eventually, she was freed by Gateway and escaped into Generation X's biosphere. She slowly became more and more used to being part of the team despite her disabilities. After a battle with M-Plate at the Universal Amalgamator, Synch accidentally synched with the twins' mutant abilities to learn the true secret of Penance. The twins once again merged into M and then switched bodies with Penance, transfering their conscience into the Penance shell. Notes: First Appearance: Generation X (1994) #1 Other Identities: M (Marvel) (02 - Monet St. Croix) Penance (03 - No Host) Favorite Characters: Penance (01 - Monet St. Croix) is a favorite character of 7 users View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2006) Amazing X-Men (1996) Generation X (1994) Generation X (1997) Marvel (1988) Marvel Exklusiv (1998) Superheroes: The Heroic Visions of Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell (2000) Wolverine Encyclopedia (1996)Group Affiliation(s): Generation X Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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