Does Rogue learn to control her powers?

For most of her heroic career, Rogue was unable to control her power, and anyone she touched would almost immediately fall unconscious. However, Rogue’s inability to regulate her power was largely psychological in nature, which she eventually overcame with the help of Charles Xavier.

Can Rogue absorb Superman’s powers?

Yes and No. Rogue is often overlooked as being incredibly powerful with a deviously diverse power set under her belt. Rogue’s ability, for those who don’t know, is to touch her opponent and essentially absorb/copy their powers.

What is Bishop’s power?

Powers and abilities Bishop’s mutant ability enables him to absorb all forms of radiant or conductive energy that are directed towards him and to release that energy from his body. This power is mostly passive, allowing Bishop to absorb energy at all times.

What exactly is Rogue’s Powers?

Rogue’s principal superpower is the ability to absorb the powers of other people. She doesn’t go about this in some benign manner seeing as she has to make physical contact with a person to do it. Not only that, the act tends to leave her willing (or, more often, unwilling) benefactor drained and weakened.

What powers did rogue have before Danvers?

For a short time, she was able to take abilities from humans and mutants without harming them. When infused with Danvers’, the original Ms. Marvel powers, Rogue had super strength, flight, and she was nearly invulnerable to poisons and physical trauma.

Can Rogue absorb the Human Torch’s powers?

Rogue isn’t limited to the superpowers of her fellow Mutants, she can absorb the talents of anyone she touches, even the Human Torch. Back in Fantastic Four vs. The X-Men #4, Rogue grabs the Torch’s powers without permission and immediately enjoys the idea of flaming on, but it doesn’t work out too well for her.

Does rogue use Psylocke’s powers?

It’s no surprise, then, that Rogue has borrowed Psylocke’s abilities in times of need. Rogue has used Psylocke’s powers multiple times to great effect, going so far as to use the psychic sword in X-Men Legacy #232 to help defeat Proteus, a reality-warping entity made up of psionic energy.