“Mojo is not a mutant, nor is he a conventional adversary. He is something far worse – a force of manipulation, spectacle, and unchecked power. He does not seek conquest in the traditional sense; he does not desire territory or political control. Instead, he craves attention, dominance through entertainment, and the absolute submission of those who exist within his twisted domain—the Mojoverse.

The Spineless Ones, the species to which Mojo belongs, were once incapable of movement, reliant on technology to function. But where others sought progress, Mojo sought control. He seized power through the one thing his people valued above all else – television. In the Mojoverse, ratings dictate reality, and Mojo ensures that his rule remains unchallenged by feeding his subjects a never-ending stream of gladiatorial combat, mindless entertainment, and forced performances.

His obsession with the X-Men stems from their ability to captivate audiences. He does not hate us in the way Magneto or Sinister might – he simply sees us as valuable assets, pawns in his ever-expanding empire of spectacle. He has abducted us, rewritten our histories, and forced us into his productions, all in the name of ratings. To him, suffering is entertainment, and free will is an inconvenience.

Yet, despite his grotesque nature, Mojo is not without intelligence. He understands the power of perception, the way narratives shape reality. He has weaponized media in ways that even the most dangerous of our enemies have not. And that, perhaps, is what makes him so dangerous.

Mojo is a reflection of the worst excesses of society – greed, manipulation, and the exploitation of others for amusement. He is a tyrant, but one who rules not through fear alone, but through addiction. His people do not rebel because they do not know how. They are trapped, not by chains, but by the very stories he feeds them.

I do not know if the Mojoverse can ever be freed. But I do know that as long as Mojo exists, he will continue to twist reality to suit his own desires. And that is a threat we must never underestimate.”