Editing Stryfe (section)

==Other versions==

===Ultimate Marvel===
In ''[[Ultimate X-Men]]'', [[Ultimate Marvel|Ultimate]] Stryfe is also the leader of the Mutant Liberation Front. He appears to be a mutant supremacist convinced that [[Professor X]] was killed by the United States government and that mutants should fight against the government.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=March 2012}} His mutant power manifests as the ability to cause "strife" within people's minds, causing them to voice whatever is bothering them. However, when [[Betsy Braddock#Ultimate Marvel|Psylocke]] scans his mind she senses that he has no real conviction in what he says, suggesting that much of his mutant supremacist attitude is an act, meaning his real motives are unknown.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=March 2012}} At his side is the ultimate version of [[Zero (android)|Zero]], a young mutant teleporter. It is revealed that Stryfe is actually a con man, working with [[Fenris (comics)|Fenris]] to promote mutant unrest so they can sell [[Sentinel (comics)|Sentinels]] to the government.<ref>''Ultimate X-Men'' #84</ref>

In ''Ultimate X-Men'', when [[Cable (comics)|Cable]] returns from the future with Xavier they both don armor; Xavier's resembling [[Onslaught (Marvel Comics)|Onslaught]] and Cable's resembling the mainstream Stryfe.<ref>''Ultimate X-Men'' #92</ref>

===Deadpool Pulp===
In the ''[[Deadpool Pulp]]'' timeline, a '''General Stryfe''' is introduced. Stryfe is a younger, corrupt General who, alongside [[Cable (comics)|Cable]] and [[J. Edgar Hoover]], hires Wade Wilson (who in this timeline is a former CIA man turned mercenary) to get back a stolen [[nuclear briefcase]].<ref>''Deadpool Pulp'' #1</ref> Stryfe is later killed by Deadpool.<ref>''Deadpool Pulp'' #3</ref>