Reincarnated Spider-Man, MCU

New mutant 

Professor X sat in the Cerebro, his mind focused on scanning the world for new mutants. He had been doing this for years, searching for those who needed guidance and help in controlling their powers. Suddenly, his attention was drawn to a powerful energy signature. It was unlike anything he had ever seen before.As he focused in on the source of the energy, he saw a young man with incredible cosmic powers. The energy was so strong that it was almost blinding. Professor X knew that he had to help this young man, to guide him in controlling his powers before they consumed him.He reached out to the young man, using his telepathic abilities to communicate with him. The young man's name was Peter Parker, and he was a mutant with incredible cosmic powers. Professor X was amazed by what he saw, and he knew that he had to help Peter.As they talked, Peter revealed that he also had spider powers. He had been using them to fight crime as Spiderman, a member of the Avengers. Professor X was impressed by Peter's bravery and his desire to help others.However, Peter was hesitant to join the X-Men. He had always worked alone, and he wasn't sure if he was ready to be part of a team. But Professor X knew that Peter needed the guidance and support of the X-Men. He convinced Peter to come to the Xavier Institute, where he could learn to control his powers and become a part of a community of mutants.Peter agreed, and he soon found himself surrounded by other mutants who were just like him. He learned to control his cosmic powers, and he also learned to work as part of a team. He became a valuable member of the X-Men, using his powers to help others and fight for justice.
In the end, Peter realized that he had found a new family with the X-Men. He was grateful to Professor X for guiding him and helping him to become the hero he was meant to be. And he knew that he would always be a part of the X-Men, no matter where his adventures took him. Peter ask the professor is Bruce Banner a mutant Professor X looked at Peter with a confused expression. "But if the radiation would have killed him, how could he be a mutant?" he asked.Professor X furrowed his brow, deep in thought. He then decided to put on Cerebro to find out more about Bruce Banner's mutation. As he scanned through the data, he was shocked to find that Peter was right. Bruce Banner was indeed a mutant.It seems that the gamma radiation triggered a dormant X-gene in Bruce's DNA," Professor X explained. "This caused a mutation that gave him the ability to transform into the Hulk."Peter's eyes widened in surprise. "So, Bruce is a mutant after all," he said.Yes, it appears so," Professor X confirmed. "This discovery changes everything. We must reach out to Bruce and offer him our help and support. He may be struggling with his powers, and we can help him learn to control them."Peter nodded, feeling a sense of excitement and purpose. He was eager to meet Bruce Banner and work with him to fight for justice and protect the world from evil. With the X-Men by his side, he knew that anything was possible. Peter tell him how Bruce Banner managed to become professor hulk Professor X then told Peter about his best friend and colleague, Hank McCoy, who struggled with his two personalities for a long time. "Hank McCoy, also known as Beast, is a brilliant scientist and a valued member of the X-Men," he said. "But he has also struggled with his mutation, which has caused him to transform into a beast-like creature."Peter listened intently, curious about Hank's story.For a long time, Hank struggled to control his transformations," Professor X continued. "He felt like he was two different people, and he didn't know how to reconcile his two personalities."Peter nodded, understanding how difficult that must have been for Hank.But with time and support from his friends and fellow mutants, Hank was able to learn to control his transformations and accept both sides of himself," Professor X said. "He now embraces his mutation and uses his powers to help others."