Vincente (comics)
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Vincente Cimetta is a mutant
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 villain from the Generation X
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title belonging to Marvel Comics
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. He was created by writer Scott Lobdell
Scott Lobdell
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 and first appeared in the Main Marvel Universe
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 in Generation X #12.

Fictional character biography

First appearing alongside the vampiric mutant Emplate
Emplate
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, Vincente belonged to a group of evil mutants which—only in advertising—was known as the Hellions. Vincente battled Generation X alongside Gayle Edgerton
Gayle Edgerton
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, Murmur, D.O.A., and Bulwark
Bulwark (comics)
Bulwark is a fictional mutant character in the Marvel Comics Universe who first appeared as an antagonist of Generation X in Generation X #11.-Fictional character biography:...

.

On the team's first strike against the young mutants, Vincente hid himself inside of a pot of soup at a restaurant. When M
M (comics)
M is a fictional comic book superheroine, a mutant who appears in the X-Men family of books published by Marvel Comics...

 opened the lid to smell it, he entered her lung
Lung
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s and tried to suffocate
Asphyxia
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 her. He succeeded in knocking most of the team unconscious
Unconsciousness
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, but not before M let out a telepathic
Telepathy
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 cry for help. Her cry was heard by Bishop
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 of the X-Men
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, who came to her rescue.

Oddly enough, the mutant from the future had a connection to Emplate, as a group of parasitic
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 mutants calling themselves the Emplates plagued Bishop's future timeline. This gave him the sign he needed to rescue the teens in danger. Vincente tried to attack Bishop in the same manner he did Generation X, but the mutant's natural ability of absorption began to digest Vincente in his mist form. He was able to escape with his life, and left with his teammates after they were beaten.

Vincente made one more appearance with Emplate's gang (this time sporting new members) when the villain tried once again to reclaim Penance as his possession. Vincente had learned the ability to make his vapor form poisonous, but that didn't stop him from being beaten yet again. After his ignominious defeat, he never appeared in the Main Marvel Universe
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 again. His status after the recent depowering of most of the Earth's mutant population
Decimation (comics)
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 has yet to be revealed.

Age of Apocalypse

In the Age of Apocalypse
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, Emplate never formed his Hellions, so Vincente, in this universe green rather than the purple of the main Marvel Universe, was free to join Generation Next (the AoA version of Generation X led by Colossus
Colossus (comics)
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 and Shadowcat
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), instead of fighting them.
After the team was given the mission of breaking in to the Core—a nuclear power plant
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 and internment camp
Internment
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 for humans—Vincente and Husk
Husk (comics)
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 decided to try and sneak in the back door by posing as the foreman Quietus. They snuck in to Quietus' office as a sexually interested girl with a flask of wine
Wine
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 (Vincente in liquid form). Once Quietus drank the wine, Vincente forced his way out of the man's body, effectively killing him. Because Husk didn't have enough mass to become Quietus by herself, she required Vincente to fill out the remainder of the body with his vaporous form. On their way to find Illyana Rasputin
Magik (comics)
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, they unfortunately ran in to Sugar Man
Sugar Man
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. Although they attempted to shoot the maniac, he stabbed the pair with his razor-sharp tongue, almost killing Husk and delivering a fatal blow to Vincente, even though he was in his gaseous form at the time. He might have survived if the group of youngsters had not become trapped in the Core and overwhelmed by their adversaries.

Powers and abilities

Vincente is able to shift his state of matter from solid to liquid to gaseous. In his liquid or gaseous state he is capable of mixing his molecules with the surrounding substances (e.g., dirt, soup, etc.) and thereby temporarily take on the properties of what he is mixed with. As he honed his abilities, he learned how to change the composition of his gaseous state so that it would be toxic if inhaled.

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