Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Of all the mutants in the X-Men franchise, few have left so much of their power's potential on the table like Colossus. Also known by his real name, Piotr Rasputin, Colossus is perhaps the single biggest tank in the entire roster of X-Men mutants, the lovable metal-clad Russian mutant being the premiere frontliner of the superhero strike force.
9 Self-Sustenance Colossus can survive without food and oxygen while armored If there's one aspect of Colossus' powers that the X-Men movies might have the most difficult time portraying, it's his ability to subsist without food, water, or sleep. So long as Colossus remains in his metal form, Piotr's body can survive indefinitely without the basic necessities of human life.
7 Slowed Aging Colossus' metal form doesn't age as rapidly Another more esoteric aspect of Colossus' power is its effects on Piotr's aging. Effectively existing in a sort of state of suspended animation while in his armored form, Colossus ceases to age so long as he maintains his metal body.
5 Extreme Temperature Resistance Colossus can handle more than physical blows Colossus' resistance to physical and mental attacks has been well documented, but the iron-willed mutant is also, unsurprisingly, resilient to extreme temperatures as well. In the comics, Colossus handles energy-based attacks from all sorts of villains, allowing Pyro's flames to wash over him and even eating strays from Cyclops' powerful kinetic beams.