Actress Lana Condor recently talked about Jubilee's power in the "X-Men" film franchises while promoting the home video release of "Apocalypse." On the other hand, the deleted scenes for the latest 'X-Men' film showed how young Scott Summers a.k.a Cyclops got his shades.
Condor who kept on having her role cut back in the final edits of "X-Men" films jokingly said that she hopes she's not to blame. She said that if ever she will have another shot at playing the character and making an appearance, she is hoping to finally see what Jubilee's power will look like in the big screen, Screen Rant reported.
If they have another one and I'm lucky enough to be in it, I would love for just like a massive moment where we finally know what her powers are and what they look like. And she unleashes like the Phoenix! Awww, that would be awesome!"
In an early sequence of "X2: X-Men United," Jubilee was in an early sequence that showed her abilities in a museum but the scene did not make it in the final cut. Meanwhile, Tye Sheridan's Cyclops has his share of a deleted scene that showcased how he got to be called Cyclops, Yahoo Movies reported.
The official digital release of "X-Men: Apocalypse" show Nicholas Hoult's Beast presenting Summers a metallic visor that regulates the intensity of the emissions of his eye beam. Summer was initially uncomfortable with the gear, worried that his compatriots will start calling him "Cyclops." Eventually, the gear's handy function won over its form and the monicker had stuck.
"X-Men: Apocalypse" is now available on Blu-ray and DVD.