Editing Cyclops (Marvel Comics) (section)

=== X-Men Disassembled ===
After most of the X-Men who participated the battle, including Legion, Magneto, Apocalypse, Blob and Omega Red are vanished by the hands of X-Man, who plans to reshape the world without X-Men, Cyclops, while keeping his low profile, is seen a few days later reading news of the X-Men's disappearance.<ref>''The Uncanny X-Men'' vol. 5 #10 (2019). Marvel Comics.</ref>

It is explained that his recent resurrection was caused when the younger version of Cable went to find Paul, a human who was rescued by Cyclops from giant robots controlled by the vengeful professor Mavin, back during the original X-Men era, with Paul now working for Tony Stark as a scientist. Cable gives Paul the Phoenix Cage device created by the Avengers back in 2012 to recreate the device so he could resurrect Cyclops. Cable and Paul manage to find Cyclops's corpse after his public 'death', and implanted a smaller version of the Phoenix Cage into the corpse's heart. When Cyclops was temporarily brought back by the Phoenix during Jean's resurrection, the Phoenix Cage is activated and absorbs a small portion of Phoenix Force which eventually restored Cyclops to full life even after the Phoenix abandoned him. After the time-displaced X-Men manage to return to their time, Cyclops gains the extra memories of his past-self, while finding out that the original older Cable had been screwing the timeline for keeping the younger X-Men in the present. Although Cable admits that he brought his father back to life primarily because he saw his death as unfair, he keeps Cyclops contained in his base until the other X-Men are engaged in battle against Nate Grey at the same moment as Professor Marvin escapes prison and goes after Paul for revenge, Cable then forcing Cyclops to choose which of the two he will save. Although the other X-Men are apparently killed by Nate, Cyclops' decision to save Paul allows him to reassess his actions prior to his death and conclude that he had become as bad as his enemies, choosing to help mutants over humans regardless of the consequences. Visiting Utopia, the place where he killed Professor X during the ''Avengers vs. X-Men'' event and also where Nate vanishes the participating X-Men, Cyclops vows to find the lost X-Men and restore them to create a brighter future, joined by the resurrected Wolverine, but unable to save [[Blindfold (comics)|Blindfold]] from committing her own suicide attempts.<ref>''The Uncanny X-Men'' vol. 5 Annual #1 (January 2019). Marvel Comics.</ref><ref>''The Uncanny X-Men'' vol. 5 #11 (February 2019). Marvel Comics.</ref> After defending themselves from Purifiers, Sapien League and Reavers' attacks, Cyclops and Wolverine went to rescue and recruit Magik, Wolfsbane, Karma, Strong Guy and one of Multiple Man's duplicate from O*N*E compound, including Cyclops’ brother Havok, who turned himself in due to having his crime status when he was affected by an inverse effect back in ''[[AXIS (comics)|AXIS]]'' event until he got freed during the near end of ''[[Secret Empire (2017 comic)|Secret Empire]]''. However, they are unable to save Strong Guy and one of Multiple Man's duplicate, due to the former sacrificing his life to save the surviving new X-Men team from the virus bomb implanted on the said duplicate by O*N*E.<ref>''The Uncanny X-Men'' vol. 5 #12 (February 2019). Marvel Comics.</ref>

During [[The War of the Realms|War of the Realms]] event Cyclops joins forces with his time displaced younger self's allies [[Champions (2016 team)|Champions]] to take down Malekith's forces.<ref>''Champions'' vol. 3 #5</ref><ref>''War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men'' #1–3</ref> Eventually, the other X-Men returns from the alternate reality created by Nate Grey and he reunites with Jean Grey for the first time in many years and defeats O.N.E.<ref>''The Uncanny X-Men'' vol. 5 #22 (February 2019). Marvel Comics.</ref>