"X-Men" For Gambit Fans Trivia Quiz

Answer: Remy Lebeau

The most famous Cajun mutant the X-Men have is Remy Lebeau. A thief by nature and a hero at heart. He's first introduced to the world by saving an age regressed Storm from the clutches of the Shadow King. One of the best new X-Men in the 1990s by far.

Answer: Bella Donna Beaudreaux

He and Bella Donna married to keep peace between the warring clans of Thieves and Assassins, but Gambit was soon exiled after he killed her brother in self defense. Bella Donna is the viceroy (sort of a Vice president) in the newly formed Unified Guild of New Orleans to Gambit's patriarch.

Answer: Rogue

Gambit and Rogue left the X-Treme X-Men team for some time off after a recent battle left them both recovering from injuries and also left them both powerless.

Answer: Antarctica

The old base of Magneto, X-Men are returning from the trip to the Shi'ar when they find themselves captured by the robot Nanny along with two bounty hunters hired to bring Gambit in for his crimes. After the trial and fight, Gambit is left by his teammates to his fate in the cold, cruel Anarctic weather.

Answer: His part in the Mutant Massacre

He was tried by the mutant called Erik the Red for his part in the Mutant Massacre in which the Morlock people were wiped out.

Answer: The New Sun

The mysterious New Sun saved Gambit from freezing to death, but in return Gambit owed him and that led to a whole different set of problems for the Cajun hero.

Answer: Mr. Sinister

He worked for the man called Nathaniel Essex, better known as Mr. Sinister. He gathered for him certain people, who turned out to be the Marauders.

Answer: They were both breaking into the same house.

Both thieves had been breaking into the same home without knowing it when the Shadow King attacked Storm and Gambit intervened. They formed a fast bond and when she returned to the X-Men, so did he.

Answer: Jacob Gavin, Jr., a.k.a The Courier

Often relunctant and often whiny, Jacob Gavin Jr, the Courier was Gambit's sometime partner. Originally he just started out as messenger from the New Sun, but as that mystery deepened he and Gambit became friends until he gave the ultimate sacrifice when he traveled to the past with Gambit. I'm not sure he ever quite got over getting turned full time into a woman. All of the others mentioned did work relunctantly with Gambit. Except the Mengo Brothers.

They helped Rouge while Gambit was stuck in the past.

Answer: Henri

Henri is Gambit's older adopted brother. He dies in the X-Mansion after telling Gambit of recent trouble in New Orleans and that his late, estranged wife was alive after being believed killed by the Brood in the pages of the X-Men.