#ComicBytes: The most powerful mutants of Marvel

During a battle between X-Men and Acolytes, Charles Xavier uses his powers to shut down Magneto's mind.

Here Erik's dark conscious enters Professor X's mind and creates a psionic being called Onslaught.

With the powers of his accidental creators and other Omega level mutants, he becomes so powerful that almost all the Avengers, X-Men and Fantastic Four sacrifice themselves to defeat him.

Whether Scarlet Witch is a mutant or a mutate masquerading as a mutant is still a confusion. But for this article, she is a mutant, given her unclear origins.

Wanda Maximoff is considered a class 5 mutant who wields manipulative chaos magic with skills including teleportation and telekinesis.

She can warp and create new realities, as she does during the House of M event.

An Omega level mutant who is the 'Mutant Messiah', Hope Summers is Cable's adopted daughter.

She is also the only mutant who was born after M-Day.

Hope has still not reached her full potential, but her power of psychic duplication already makes her world's most powerful.

Within close proximity, she can mimic any mutant's powers and use them to their full potential.

En Sabah Nur, or Apocalypse is the world's first and oldest mutant, who is also immortal since he can transfer his consciousness in host bodies to stay alive.

His original power of controlling molecular structure has evolved with additional abilities that include shapeshifting, creation, energy manipulation, super strength and so much more.

Since he is so powerful, it sucks that he is evil.

Marvel's most powerful telepath Jean Grey, is a powerful Omega level mutant with an insane level of psychic abilities.

Even without the Phoenix force (which maximizes her empathy, telepathy, and telekinesis to a destructive level), her powers are so dangerous that they had to be contained while she was growing up.

Though she often keeps dying and getting resurrected, she is still super powerful.