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Kitty Pryde (a.k.a. Shadowcat) is a mutant gifted with the ability to become intangible and phase her entire body through solid material. A talented prodigy, she became the poster child of the X-Men; eventually reaching maturation and becoming the team's current leader.


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Kitty Pryde appears in 6140 issues .

She's in her mid-late 20s currently in the comics right? Because I know that the Marvel characters "age" & i was wondering if someone knew her age.
She looks much younger but I'm pleased that she does. It makes sense that there would at least one petite mutant over the age of 18. They're all built like Playboys! I want some variety~
  She SHOULD be about 23 ight now, but it looks as if she's more like 18 or 19. She's old enough to drink in England, but not the states.  You think that's odd, poor Sam Guthre (Cannonball) was 19 when he first appeared in 1983, and 21 today. Meanwhile, Roberto Dacosta (Sunspot) was 13 at the same time in the same comic...and he's also 21. Now THAT'S a confusing timeline ;>)
So marvel needs to give all there characters real world birthdays to remind everyone how old they are.
So marvel needs to give all there characters real world birthdays to remind everyone how old they are.
I'd say she's early 20's. Kurt and Piotr and Bobby are late 20's and most of the other original X-Men are mid 30's. Beast probably 35. Scott and Warren 32 or 33.
she's said to be over 18 but under 21
It's not just me, right... I mean, it IS ridiculous that she's meant to be the same age as a comparative newbie like Pixie.
Comics characters are not meant to have solid ages. Just ball park figures which they seem to stay at throughout the ages. lol Very rarely do we ever see character progression in the terms of age, and when we do it all gets retconned back anyways because the character can no longer associate with the 'younger' crowd. Or whatever BS they use as an excuse.
I also would say that Kitty is in her early 20´s. She wouldn´t be a teacher if she was even younger.
I would say 19, because i think Cannoball is supposed to be 21, and she was younger than the new mutants right?
The thing about comics, you just never have any idea how old characters are. And if they say, the age probably won't change. Because no one wants to watch the characters age and die =)
Kitty had just turned 13 in January 1980. The Marvel comic book universe has a sliding timeline, but it also uses a pretty consistent rule-of-thumb: one year passes there for every three years in the real world. That means that as of 2015, 35 years have passed in the real world, but only 11 (and change) in the marvel universe. That would make Kitty 24 years old as of 2015, and by the January 2016 issues she should be turning, or have just turned, 25.
Kitty had just turned 13 in January 1980. The Marvel comic book universe has a sliding timeline, but it also uses a pretty consistent rule-of-thumb: one year passes there for every three years in the real world. That means that as of 2015, 35 years have passed in the real world, but only 11 (and change) in the marvel universe. That would make Kitty 24 years old as of 2015, and by the January 2016 issues she should be turning, or have just turned, 25.
Could you explain that? I just get confused in this part:
That means that as of 2015, 35 years have passed in the real world, but only 11 (and change) in the marvel universe
It takes 3 real-world years to equal one Marvel universe year. It is now January 2016, so if I do the math: 2016 - 1980 = 36 years have passed in the real world. Divide this by 3 and that means that 36 / 3 = 12 years (or there about) should have passed in the Marvel universe since Kitty turned 13. So she should be turning 25 now.
I should mention that while several Marvel writers have mentioned this rule-of-thumb, there are also some WILD inconsistencies with it. For example, Franklin Richards's age has been ALL OVER the place. But overall, it holds true.
Franklin, BTW, was born in November 1968. That was more than 47 years ago in real-world time. Divide 47 by 3 and that would mean that Franklin is now 15 years old. He will turn 16 in November 2016 when the real-world time since his birth equals 48 years. (That's one hell of a long puberty to go through!)
She was 14 in X-Men vs FC and then she celebrated her 15th in Excalibur. I think that they aged her though much more in Excalibur when other writers took over for Claremont. Funny story. If you ask Google directly, it says 23.
any source for 23? http://age.wikia.com/wiki/Shadowcat based on http://www.606studios.com/bendisboard/showthread.php?165165-Fun-with-character-ages-at-Marvel-Comics-using-the-Pryde-Scale only goes up to 21
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