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Little is known about the early life of the adventurous Yukio save that she worked alongside the mutant thief and future X-Man Gambit, who betrayed her during a caper in England. At some point in her life she visited the Valley of Mercy and Wrath, supposed homeland of the ninja clan called the Hand. | Little is known about the early life of the adventurous Yukio save that she worked alongside the mutant thief and future X-Man Gambit, who betrayed her during a caper in England. At some point in her life she visited the Valley of Mercy and Wrath, supposed homeland of the ninja clan called the Hand. | ||
As an assassin for the Japanese crime lord [[Lord Shingen]], leader of [[:Category:Clan Yashida|Clan Yashida]], Yukio became part of Shingen's campaign against the mutant hero Wolverine. She drugged Wolverine and brought him before Shingen, who proceeded to shame him in battle. Later, Yukio manipulated Wolverine into helping her kill Shingen's rival, Katsuyori. Attracted to Wolverine, Yukio chafed at his love for Shingen's daughter Mariko but nevertheless saved Mariko's life when her abusive husband threatened her. | As an assassin for the Japanese crime lord [[Shingen Harada (Earth-616) | Lord Shingen]], leader of [[:Category:Clan Yashida|Clan Yashida]], Yukio became part of Shingen's campaign against the mutant hero Wolverine. She drugged Wolverine and brought him before Shingen, who proceeded to shame him in battle. Later, Yukio manipulated Wolverine into helping her kill Shingen's rival, Katsuyori. Attracted to Wolverine, Yukio chafed at his love for Shingen's daughter Mariko but nevertheless saved Mariko's life when her abusive husband threatened her. | ||
Following Shingen's death, Yukio aided Mariko and Wolverine against attempts by the criminal Viper and her bodyguard, the [[Silver Samurai]], to take over Clan Yashida. During this time, Yukio began a lasting friendship with one of Wolverine's teammates in the X-Men, the weather-manipulating Storm. | Following Shingen's death, Yukio aided Mariko and Wolverine against attempts by the criminal Viper and her bodyguard, the [[Silver Samurai]], to take over Clan Yashida. During this time, Yukio began a lasting friendship with one of Wolverine's teammates in the X-Men, the weather-manipulating Storm. | ||
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Revision as of 22:40, 5 January 2023
Little is known about the early life of the adventurous Yukio save that she worked alongside the mutant thief and future X-Man Gambit, who betrayed her during a caper in England. At some point in her life she visited the Valley of Mercy and Wrath, supposed homeland of the ninja clan called the Hand.
As an assassin for the Japanese crime lord Lord Shingen, leader of Clan Yashida, Yukio became part of Shingen's campaign against the mutant hero Wolverine. She drugged Wolverine and brought him before Shingen, who proceeded to shame him in battle. Later, Yukio manipulated Wolverine into helping her kill Shingen's rival, Katsuyori. Attracted to Wolverine, Yukio chafed at his love for Shingen's daughter Mariko but nevertheless saved Mariko's life when her abusive husband threatened her.
Following Shingen's death, Yukio aided Mariko and Wolverine against attempts by the criminal Viper and her bodyguard, the Silver Samurai, to take over Clan Yashida. During this time, Yukio began a lasting friendship with one of Wolverine's teammates in the X-Men, the weather-manipulating Storm.
Yukio later teamed up with Wolverine when he sought to rescue his teammate Kitty Pryde from his former teacher, the demon ninja Ogun. Yukio saved Mariko's life once more, this time from an assassin in the employ of Ogun's ally Shigematsu.
It is unclear when Yukio joined the Mutant Underground, a covert mutant rights activist organization, but her activities in this area led her to be herself targeted by the techno-organic alien collective, the Phalanx. Fleeing to New York, Yukio allied with the X-Men and helped defeat the aliens.
- First Appearance: Wolverine #1 (September, 1982)
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| Elektra #15 | 1998, February |
| Invincible Iron Man Vol 3 #6 | 2016, April |
| Invincible Iron Man Vol 3 #9 | 2016, July |
| Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #3 | 1985, January |
| Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #4 | 1985, February |
| Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #5 | 1985, March |
| Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #6 | 1985, April |
| Marvel Encyclopedia #1 | 2002, October |
| Marvel Encyclopedia #X-Men | 2003, March |
| Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z #13 | 2010, April |
| Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8 | 1989, December |
| Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #6 | 2004, October |
| Psylocke #2 | 2010, February |
| Psylocke #3 | 2010, March |
| Psylocke #4 | 2010, April |
| Spider-Man Vol 2 #20 | 2017, November |
| Storm Vol 3 #4 | 2014, December |
| Storm Vol 3 #5 | 2015, January |
| Storm Vol 3 #6 | 2015, February |
| Uncanny X-Men #172 | 1983, August |
| Uncanny X-Men #173 | 1983, September |
| Uncanny X-Men #258 | 1990, February |
| Uncanny X-Men #311 | 1994, April |
| Uncanny X-Men #312 | 1994, May |
| Uncanny X-Men #313 | 1994, June |
| Wolverine #1 | 1982, September |
| Wolverine #2 | 1982, October |
| Wolverine #3 | 1982, November |
| Wolverine #4 | 1982, December |
| Wolverine / Gambit: Victims #3 | 1995, November |
| Wolverine Annual Vol 2 #1996 | 1996, October |
| Wolverine Files #1 | 2009, June |
| Wolverine Soultaker #1 | 2005, May |
| Wolverine Soultaker #2 | 2005, May |
| Wolverine Soultaker #5 | 2005, August |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #107 | 1996, November |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #108 | 1996, December |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #109 | 1997, January |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #125 | 1998, June |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #126 | 1998, July |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #150 | 2000, May |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #151 | 2000, June |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #152 | 2000, July |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #153 | 2000, August |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #173 | 2002, April |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #174 | 2002, May |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #176 | 2002, July |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #300 | 2012, March |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #301 | 2012, April |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #302 | 2012, May |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #303 | 2012, May |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #304 | 2012, June |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #55 | 1992, June |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #56 | 1992, July |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #57 | 1992, July |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #60 | 1992, September |
| Wolverine Vol 2 #82 | 1994, June |
| Wolverine Vol 3 #73 | 2009, July |
| Wolverine Vol 4 #2 | 2010, December |
| Wolverine Vol 4 #3 | 2011, January |
| Wolverine: Exit Wounds #1 | 2019, August |
| Wolverine: Origins #46 | 2010, May |
| Wolverine: Weapon X #10 | 2010, April |
| X-Factor #106 | 1994, September |
| X-Factor #112 | 1995, July |
| X-Factor #113 | 1995, August |
| X-Men Unlimited #39 | 2003, January |
| X-Treme X-Men #36 | 2004, February |
| X-Treme X-Men #37 | 2004, February |
| X-Treme X-Men #38 | 2004, February |
| X-Treme X-Men #39 | 2004, February |
| X-Treme X-Men #41 | 2004, April |