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* Legion is mentioned in ''[[Marvel Anime|Marvel Anime: X-Men]]''. He is the root cause of something called "Damon-Hall Syndrome". This condition affects mutants that develop a secondary mutation causing multiple personalities, uncontrolled physical mutation, and psychological instability. There is a vaccine which Beast created to stop its progress. It should also be mentioned that one of the main antagonists of the series named '''Takeo Sasaki''' (voiced by [[Atsushi Abe]] in the Japanese version and by [[Steve Staley]] in the English Dub) is the son of Professor X and [[Moira MacTaggert|Yui Sasaki]] (a scientist in mutant research). This character is similar to Legion in many ways except for design and name; he is also similar to [[Proteus (Marvel Comics)|Proteus]] in terms of his parentage and reality-warping powers. He attended his mother's school for mutants where he was a classmate of [[Armor (comics)|Hisako Ichiki]] and an incident with Takeo being picked on by the other children resulted in a fire that burned the nearby neighborhood and had included a small burn on Hisako's hand. [[Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde)|Mastermind]] planned to use a near-comatose Takeo to warp reality so that the mutants can rule the world. Takeo's powers go out of control enough for him to kill Mastermind and for the entire facility he was in to collapse as he emerges as a colossal energy being. Learning that Takeo hates him for being born into a world where his powers cause him so much suffering, Professor X blames himself for causing Takeo pain. The X-Men try to attack Takeo, but are easily defeated. Professor X then prepares to destroy Takeo's mind and kill him, fully intending to die along with his son. Jean's presence manages to revive the X-Men and give them courage to fight on against. Hisako recalls her friendly past with Takeo and insists that Takeo is a good person who can be saved. Her feelings cause her armor to generate a brilliant light, reaching Takeo and bringing him back to his senses. He and Charles are able to reconcile and Takeo's body is destroyed. Before his death, Takeo is able to reassure Yui and Charles that he is all right.
 
* Legion will be getting his own live-action television series in 2016 on [[FX (TV Channel)|FX]], with the show being produced by [[20th Century Fox Television]] and [[Marvel Television]].<ref>http://deadline.com/2015/10/x-men-marvel-series-legion-fx-pilot-hellfire-fox-1201582209/</ref> It willwas going to be set in the X-Men film series, but FX President John Landgraf revealed that the series is not set in the film universe.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/01/16/fxs-legion-anticipated-for-2016-tv-season|title=FX'S LEGION ANTICIPATED TO DEBUT IN 2016; SERIES NOT SET IN X-MEN FILM UNIVERSE|publisher=IGN|last=Schwartz|first=Terri|date=January 16, 2016}}</ref> [[Rachel Keller]] will play a mysterious female lead who's "a scrappy, optimistic woman in her 20s," and will demonstrate powers that are "tied to human touch", much like X-Men mainstay, Rogue.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://deadline.com/2016/01/legion-marvel-pilot-rachel-keller-cast-fx-1201676226/|title=‘Legion’: FX Marvel Pilot Casts ‘Fargo’s Rachel Keller As Female Lead|publisher=Deadline|last=Andreeva|first=Nellie|date=January 5, 2016}}</ref>
 
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