35 Facts About Namorita

Namorita Prentiss is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Namorita's is a mutant clone of her mother, Namora, and a member of the New Warriors.

Namorita's was killed in the explosion in Stamford that started the Superhero Civil War.

Namorita's mostly served as a supporting character for Namor until she was cast as a founding member of the New Warriors in 1989.

Namorita's played a prominent role in the first three volumes of the team's book, and has appeared several times in the solo comics of her Warriors teammate and sometimes-romantic interest Nova.

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Namorita's mother, Namora, was the first cousin of Namor, and, like Namor, was a hybrid with superhuman strength and the power of flight by using the ankle wings on her feet.

Namorita's revealed her past to Namor, and developed an infatuation with Namor.

When Namorita first visited New York City, Namor introduced her to his long-time friend Betty Dean Prentiss, whom Namorita would eventually consider a guardian and second mother.

Namorita used Prentiss for her surname while in the surface world.

Namorita rescued a drowning Wundarr from his people, the Dakkamites.

Namorita's left him with the Thing as a guardian, and became Wundarr's guardian for a time herself.

Namorita was later abducted by Llyra, who nearly succeeded in tricking Namor into killing her.

Namorita's was joined by five other young superheroes, and after Nita and Nova subdued Terrax by severing his contact with the ground, the six formed the New Warriors.

When Namor decided to start a financial empire a short time later, Nita joined him as a member of the board of Oracle, Inc Around Namor, Namorita was always deferential, but around the Warriors she would act tough.

Namorita's was engulfed and subsequently rescued from Sluj by Namor.

Namorita's escaped to England, where she was reunited with Jacqueline Crichton and Union Jack, and fought Warrior Woman.

Namorita's became drunk at a nightclub and left with the leader of the Poison Memories gang, who wanted to gain vengeance against the Warriors.

Namorita stole information from Namorita's apartment which was used to kidnap many of the Warriors' family members.

Namorita returned to Atlantis, only to be denied entry as the Atlanteans discovered her clone nature.

Namorita's shed her pointed ears, webbed hands, and glassy black eyes.

Namorita's found that she could secrete burning acid or a paralytic toxin and could become transparent.

Namorita was among the four New Warriors whose actions sparked the public backlash against masked superheroes which is at the core of Marvel's Civil War.

Namorita was within a foot of Nitro when he exploded, killing 612 people.

Namorita's remains, along with Dwayne's and Microbe's, are later recovered by the New Warriors and Justice's Counter Initiative team, and given a proper burial.

In Nova, a time displaced Namorita was rescued by a time displaced Nova within the Fault, having been summoned alongside time-displaced versions of Mister Fantastic, Black Bolt and Darkhawk by the Sphinx to battle his younger self.

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Namorita's was later rescued by Nova, and mourned his death after he and Star-Lord stayed behind in the collapsing Cancerverse to contain Thanos.

Namorita is a genetically altered clone of her mother, a mutant member of the evolutionary offshoot of the human race called Homo Mermanus.

Namorita's powers came from being a hybrid of Atlantean homo mermanus and mutant homo superior physiologies.

Namorita's had the ability to survive underwater for indefinite periods, and specially developed vision which gave her the ability to see clearly in the murky depths of the ocean.

Namorita's had a limited empathic rapport with Namor the Sub-Mariner and, like him and her mother, she had ankle wings that granted the power of flight.

Namorita's was able to secrete corrosive acid or paralyzing toxin from her skin and possessed some kind of octopoid camouflage.

Namorita had the ability to change her skin color as camouflage .

Namorita was trained in Atlantean methods of hand-to-hand and weapons combat.

Namorita was featured in Marvel Universe Trading Cards — Series 1, Series 2, Series 3, Series 4, and Series 5 .

Namorita was included in a number of T-shirts, posters, and art prints featuring New Warriors.