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Who Is Pixie? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Pixie (Marvel): Pixie is an Eternal member of the First Line. Presumably she has standard Eternal powers, but prefers to use a "pixie dust" that temporarily turns peo

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Pixie is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Unrevealed, with over 30 comic issue appearances. Pixie is an Eternal member of the First Line. Presumably she has standard Eternal powers, but prefers to use a "pixie dust" that temporarily turns people to stone.

Who is Pixie?

Origin There have been three Marvel characters using the name Pixie: an Eternal member of the First Line, a Morlock , and a mutant student at the Xavier Academy. The Eternal named Pixie was fascinated by Earth's costumed heroes and wanted to be counted among their numbers. Her first attempt was to convince the Hipster (aka Captain Hip) to take her on as a sidekick. After his refusal she met up with the young man who would become Oxbow . After taking an active hand in his origin, Pixie met her goals as Oxbow's sidekick. The two eventually became members of The First Line . As a part of First Line, Pixie and the team worked alongside Sunshine , Cap'n Hip and the Avenger Thor to defeat the villain the Rumor. Pixie was one of the few to survive the tragic, yet victorious ending of the First Line in the teams final battle against the invading Skrull fleet.

Key facts

Pixie is of god/eternal origin and first appeared in "This Is Where It Ends!". The character is published by Marvel. With 30 recorded issue appearances, Pixie ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Pixie?

Pixie is an Eternal member of the First Line. Presumably she has standard Eternal powers, but prefers to use a "pixie dust" that temporarily turns people to stone.

What is Pixie's real name?

Pixie's real identity is Unrevealed.

When did Pixie first appear?

Pixie first appeared in "This Is Where It Ends!".

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