Thoradin

Thoradin is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He is most notably associated with the X-Men, a team of mutant superheroes. Thoradin is a mutant with the ability to manipulate and generate psionic energy, which he can use for various purposes including telekinesis and telepathy.

His first appearance was in the comic book X-Men #119 in 2003, created by writer Chuck Austen and artist Keron Grant. Thoradin's origin story often involves him being a member of a mutant community or group that has come into conflict with or sought the aid of the X-Men. His powers have been depicted as both a formidable asset and a potential danger, depending on his control and motivations.

Throughout his appearances, Thoradin's character has been explored through his interactions with established X-Men members and his personal struggles with his abilities and identity. Like many mutant characters, he often serves as a representation of themes related to prejudice, acceptance, and the challenges faced by those with extraordinary powers in a world that may fear them. His specific role and allegiances can vary depending on the storyline and the creative team involved.