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In this version, En Sabah Nur is known as the very first mutant in history, which is why his name is translated to "The First One". In 3600 B.C., En Sabah Nur became the ruler of Cairo, Egypt, garnering a following and the reputation of a god. He even had the ability to give people powers and make them his own Four Horsemen to be at his side and fight alongside as well. He was placed in a special unknown coffin known as The Eye of Ages, to keep himself aging. But, it ended up preserving him in stasis mode, with his Four Horsemen's powers being reverted back into En Sabah Nur. The story of his wrath is what gives him the new name, Apocalypse.

In the event, X-pocalypse, He finally awakens in the modern times and he was lost for a second and was wondering where was his Four Horsemen were at. He was found by an unknown man who was a known Mutant Hunter named, Ahab (Roderick Campbell). He reveals what happened since he was gone and when Apocalypse asked about Mutants, Ahab tells him that Mutants started to show up in the 60's, but there were some that bloomed earlier in the 1870's. He speaks with Ahab and offers him the ability to absorb Life Energy, which he agreed and he became his Horseman of Famine. Apocalypse and Ahab teleport to Britain and they find Psylocke (Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock) who is in the middle of fighting an evil guy named Slaymaster. Slaymaster was they're just to slaughter a British Mutant Camp. Apocalypse kills Slaymaster and offers Psylocke to join his side and she agreed, under the condition that he should leave the Camps alone and he agrees and makes Psylocke his Horseman of Pestilence.

He then travels with his 2 of his new Horsemen to an Reservation in Camp Verde, Arizona and find a young native guy, named John Proudstar, with blood on his hands and he tells everyone that The Catholic Church reopens a new Residential School to do what they did to natives back then, but now with only natives who are mutants. John was filled with anger and rage, and wanting to destroy people who are hateful towards Mutants. This pleases Apocalypse and he tells him to join him and he will enhance him and they will go to the Residential School and destroy it together, which John gladly agreed, and was now his Horseman of War. They appear at the Residential School and slaughter all of the evil Catholic people and save all of the Mutants. Apocalypse feels that his plan for world domination and turning people into mutants is now flawless since, his Horsemen are Mutant Loyalists. Apocalypse and The Horsemen stop at their last destination and discover Warren Worthington III (Angel) crying in his cell after his father had cut off his wings, in way to cure him, but Apocalypse offers to give him his wings back and offers him revenge on his father. However, he does want his father to suffer and accepts his deal, thus transforming his removed wings into metal wings and transform him into the Horseman of Death, he becomes Archangel, and he uses his new power on his father, but he doesn't kill him, but left him in a very old state.

Later, while discussing with his Horsemen, Apocalypse sensed the psychic presence of Charles Xavier (Professor X) attempting to make contact with Archangel with Cerebro. Apocalypse managed to take control of this, and use this power to launch a few missiles at Charles's Location. He and his Horsemen arrive at the Mansion and fight the X-Men, and leave when Apocalypse knocks out Charles and leaves with him. When Professor X wakes up, Apocalypse tells him that he plans on creating a world of only the strong survive and since he is the First Mutant, he will lead them all to a great world that he will guide. He also states that he needs Charles's body and mind to complete the task to make the world become a Mutant Utopia and offers him the chance to walk again. But, Charles refuses and Apocalypse is furious. He decides to tell Charles that he will just transfer his body and powers to be the new body for himself. But, during the ceremony, The X-Men arrive and stop it from happening. Apocalypse sends the Horsemen to fight them, but when Charles woke up, he challenged Apocalypse to a fight in the Astral Plane. He agrees and fights Charles there.

They were able to have an epic fight, but Charles uses this fight as a distraction for his fellow X-Men to defeat his Horsemen and himself. Apocalypse returns and sees that all of his horsemen except Ahab have betrayed him and he takes away Archangel and Psylocke's enhancements and he was about to take away Thunderbird's but he gets stabbed by Wolverine (Logan Howlett). He fights the X-Men himself and he is fatally damaged that he vows to return and that he also had left behind a heir to make sure to carry out his legacy, but he is killed off by Red Mind (Jean Grey), when she launched a psychic and physical attack on him, resulting in him being disintegrated completely.

In an alternate timeline where Apocalypse had been resurrected by his son and Heir, Nemesis, he had found and made Firefist (Russell Collins) his Horseman of War. But, when both Deadpool (Wade Wilson) and Cable (Nathan Summers) save Russell from becoming evil, they saved him from becoming his Horseman of War. It was Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) who used her Chaos Magic to get rid of Mutants, she ended up removing both Russell and Nemesis's powers and it prevented Apocalypse from ever returning again. Apocalypse is officially dead for good.

He is based on Javier Bardem and his performance as "Anton Chigurh" from No Country for Old Men. He also has Apocalypse's comic design, as well as the film version. I decided to give him more of an Egyptian pharaoh style to make him like a king of the mutants. Yes, the head comes from Ramases from The Prince of Egypt, but his voice and nose comes from Javier Bardem.

His Horsemen of Apocalypse that was chosen for this Universe are:
War: Thunderbird (John Proudstar) Because of The Exiles Comics
Pestilence: Psylocke (Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock) Because of The X-Men: Apocalypse Movie
Famine: Ahab (Roderick Campbell) Because of the comic, Days of Future Past
Death: Archangel (Warren Worthington III) Because of The X-Men: Apocalypse Movie and The Comics

Description
In this version, En Sabah Nur is known as the very first mutant in history, which is why his name is translated to "The First One". In 3600 B.C., En Sabah Nur became the ruler of Cairo, Egypt, garnering a following and the reputation of a god. He even had the ability to give people powers and make them his own Four Horsemen to be at his side and fight alongside as well. He was placed in a special unknown coffin known as The Eye of Ages, to keep himself aging. But, it ended up preserving him in stasis mode, with his Four Horsemen's powers being reverted back into En Sabah Nur. The story of his wrath is what gives him the new name, Apocalypse.

In the event, X-pocalypse, He finally awakens in the modern times and he was lost for a second and was wondering where was his Four Horsemen were at. He was found by an unknown man who was a known Mutant Hunter named, Ahab (Roderick Campbell). He reveals what happened since he was gone and when Apocalypse asked about Mutants, Ahab tells him that Mutants started to show up in the 60's, but there were some that bloomed earlier in the 1870's. He speaks with Ahab and offers him the ability to absorb Life Energy, which he agreed and he became his Horseman of Famine. Apocalypse and Ahab teleport to Britain and they find Psylocke (Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock) who is in the middle of fighting an evil guy named Slaymaster. Slaymaster was they're just to slaughter a British Mutant Camp. Apocalypse kills Slaymaster and offers Psylocke to join his side and she agreed, under the condition that he should leave the Camps alone and he agrees and makes Psylocke his Horseman of Pestilence.

He then travels with his 2 of his new Horsemen to an Reservation in Camp Verde, Arizona and find a young native guy, named John Proudstar, with blood on his hands and he tells everyone that The Catholic Church reopens a new Residential School to do what they did to natives back then, but now with only natives who are mutants. John was filled with anger and rage, and wanting to destroy people who are hateful towards Mutants. This pleases Apocalypse and he tells him to join him and he will enhance him and they will go to the Residential School and destroy it together, which John gladly agreed, and was now his Horseman of War. They appear at the Residential School and slaughter all of the evil Catholic people and save all of the Mutants. Apocalypse feels that his plan for world domination and turning people into mutants is now flawless since, his Horsemen are Mutant Loyalists. Apocalypse and The Horsemen stop at their last destination and discover Warren Worthington III (Angel) crying in his cell after his father had cut off his wings, in way to cure him, but Apocalypse offers to give him his wings back and offers him revenge on his father. However, he does want his father to suffer and accepts his deal, thus transforming his removed wings into metal wings and transform him into the Horseman of Death, he becomes Archangel, and he uses his new power on his father, but he doesn't kill him, but left him in a very old state.

Later, while discussing with his Horsemen, Apocalypse sensed the psychic presence of Charles Xavier (Professor X) attempting to make contact with Archangel with Cerebro. Apocalypse managed to take control of this, and use this power to launch a few missiles at Charles's Location. He and his Horsemen arrive at the Mansion and fight the X-Men, and leave when Apocalypse knocks out Charles and leaves with him. When Professor X wakes up, Apocalypse tells him that he plans on creating a world of only the strong survive and since he is the First Mutant, he will lead them all to a great world that he will guide. He also states that he needs Charles's body and mind to complete the task to make the world become a Mutant Utopia and offers him the chance to walk again. But, Charles refuses and Apocalypse is furious. He decides to tell Charles that he will just transfer his body and powers to be the new body for himself. But, during the ceremony, The X-Men arrive and stop it from happening. Apocalypse sends the Horsemen to fight them, but when Charles woke up, he challenged Apocalypse to a fight in the Astral Plane. He agrees and fights Charles there.

They were able to have an epic fight, but Charles uses this fight as a distraction for his fellow X-Men to defeat his Horsemen and himself. Apocalypse returns and sees that all of his horsemen except Ahab have betrayed him and he takes away Archangel and Psylocke's enhancements and he was about to take away Thunderbird's but he gets stabbed by Wolverine (Logan Howlett). He fights the X-Men himself and he is fatally damaged that he vows to return and that he also had left behind a heir to make sure to carry out his legacy, but he is killed off by Red Mind (Jean Grey), when she launched a psychic and physical attack on him, resulting in him being disintegrated completely.

In an alternate timeline where Apocalypse had been resurrected by his son and Heir, Nemesis, he had found and made Firefist (Russell Collins) his Horseman of War. But, when both Deadpool (Wade Wilson) and Cable (Nathan Summers) save Russell from becoming evil, they saved him from becoming his Horseman of War. It was Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) who used her Chaos Magic to get rid of Mutants, she ended up removing both Russell and Nemesis's powers and it prevented Apocalypse from ever returning again. Apocalypse is officially dead for good.

He is based on Javier Bardem and his performance as "Anton Chigurh" from No Country for Old Men. He also has Apocalypse's comic design, as well as the film version. I decided to give him more of an Egyptian pharaoh style to make him like a king of the mutants. Yes, the head comes from Ramases from The Prince of Egypt, but his voice and nose comes from Javier Bardem.

His Horsemen of Apocalypse that was chosen for this Universe are:
War: Thunderbird (John Proudstar) Because of The Exiles Comics
Pestilence: Psylocke (Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock) Because of The X-Men: Apocalypse Movie
Famine: Ahab (Roderick Campbell) Because of the comic, Days of Future Past
Death: Archangel (Warren Worthington III) Because of The X-Men: Apocalypse Movie and The Comics