“There are mutants whose abilities grant them the power to shape the world, to inspire, to lead. And then there are those whose gifts are a curse, whose very existence is defined by destruction. Arkady Rossovich – Omega Red – is the latter. He is not a man driven by ideology or purpose. He is a predator, forged in cruelty, sustained by death.

His history is steeped in blood. A serial killer before his mutation even manifested, Rossovich was captured by the Soviet government and subjected to brutal experimentation. They sought to create their own super-soldier, a weapon to rival Captain America. What they created instead was something far worse. His body was enhanced with Carbonadium coils – less durable than adamantium, but far more insidious. They poison him, forcing him to drain the life force of others to survive. He is a parasite, his very existence dependent on the suffering of those around him.

The Soviet Union deemed him too dangerous, too unstable, and sealed him away in cryogenic suspension. But men like Rossovich do not remain buried forever. He was revived, manipulated, and unleashed upon the world, his hatred for Wolverine driving him into endless conflict with the X-Men. He has fought alongside the Hand, the Red Mafia, and countless other factions, but he has never truly belonged to any of them. He is a weapon, used and discarded, always seeking vengeance, always seeking blood.

There is no redemption for Omega Red. He does not seek it. He does not desire peace, nor does he fight for a cause greater than himself. He is rage incarnate, a force of destruction that cannot be reasoned with. And yet, for all his brutality, he is not invincible. He has been defeated, killed, resurrected, and broken. But men like Rossovich do not stay dead. They linger, waiting for the next opportunity to strike.

I have spent my life believing that every mutant deserves a chance to find their place in the world. But Omega Red is not a man searching for purpose. He is a man who thrives in chaos, who exists only to take, to kill, to destroy. And as long as he walks this earth, he will remain a reminder that not all mutations are a gift. Some are a curse.”