The resulting outburts caused the Plant Eater to resign from his campaign to devour Earth as there were other worlds that are less trouble. Although T-Bird survived taking the detonation at point blank, the injuries he recieved sent him into a comatose state in addition to possibly making him brain dead. As John was incapable of continuing, the Timebroker sends Sasquatch in as his replacement and the Exiles were forced to leave Thunderbird in this world despite strong objections from Nocturne.

Shortly after losing John, T.J. also lost the child she was carrying through a miscarriage. She confided this information to her teammate Sunfire who offered to help her with coping with the passing of John and the baby, but T.J. refused any aid and demanded to be left alone. It would take much mourning before Talia would recover from the emotional scars that were left. Just as soon as she had started to ease past the pain she had been through, the Exiles were plucked from their reality-hopping affairs by Mojo, the evil dictator of the unique Mojoverse where television ratings determine who rules the planet. Mojo had brought the Exiles to Mojoverse to steal Morph away from their ranks and have the metamorph star in his own television show. When Mojo took Morph hostage, Nocturne was inadvertantly captured alongside the shape-shifter and was also brought back to Mojo's base of operations.

Morph initially refused to jump through hoops for Mojo, but his decision was eventually won over when Mojo revealed that they had been brutally torturing Nocturne. T.J. was kept locked inside of an isolated cell while the Morph Show became the #1 sensation in all of the Mojoverse, recieving the highest ratings in over a hundred years. However, Talia was not without her wiles and noticed a new guard in the rotation. She tricked him into unlocking her inhibitor collar and took possession of his body. T.J. would eventually find Morph inside the Morph Show's green room and, once united, the two made a run for it, only to be stopped dead in their tracks by Mojo. During this confrontation, the normally jovial Morph exploded with rage. Driven by the disgust and fury at the millions of innocents that Mojo had maimed, twisted, tortured, raped, and killed, Morph was set to kill the ruler of Mojoverse when the Timebroker stepped in and brought things to a halt. By bringing the Exiles to the Mojoverse, Mojo has tampered with time. Morph killing Mojo would just complicate things further. A morose Morph apologizes to Nocturne for causing her suffering, but Talia assured him that none of it was his fault. Either way, Morph is discouraged and wants to go home.

Sometime later, the Exiles visited a planet that was plagued by an evolved Legacy Virus and ruled by a nation of infected creatures called Vi-Locks. Here, T.J. seemed to be completely over Thunderbird as she opened up to flirtation from Power Fist. After the body of Cypher, the original carrier of the Warlock Virus, was destroyed, all hope to create a vaccine seemed loss. Both the Exiles and Avengers saw no other pragmatic solutions to the Vi-Lock threat other than the destruction of Earth.

T.J. volunteered to pilot an aircraft filled with nuclear warheads on a suicide run to crash land into the Vi-Locks' own store of nuclear weaponry. The explosion from the impact alone would most likely split the planet in half. At the last minute, Mimic hijacked the plane by nerve pinching Nocturne and flew the ship in her place. However, a better resolution was found when Rachel Summers was able to contact the Norse Gods and use the healing properties within their blood to create a vaccine.

On their second visit to the regular Marvel Universe, the team was forced to leave Nocturne behind and pick up Beak as her replacement. After the Exiles teleport away into their next Earth-gone-wrong, Nocturne reflects over the circumstances of her departure from the Exiles and recognizes that she might be getting the best part of this whole bargain. This is probably the least screwed up version of Earth that they have encountered, the X-Men here live up the Xavier ideal well enough, and the Nightcrawler here already knows that she is his daughter from a different reality and is okay with it. She wonders if she will be able to join this reality's the X-Men as a walk-on.

As she approached the Xavier Institute, her thoughts are interrupted by an outsider who lead her away from the mansion to discuss other options aside from joining up with Xavier's crew... The stranger in the shadows was revealed to be none other than Exodus, former leader of the Acolytes and one-time disciple of Magneto. Exodus was intent on forming a new Brotherhood of Mutants to carry on the work of his past mentor who had apparently passed away. Uncertain with the situation and accustomed to doing things that would normally disagree with her from her time with the Exiles, Nocturne joined the Brotherhood because she misunderstood the circumstances.

After the Brotherhood's debut was spoiled by the X-Men, the need to remove the threat that the X-Men posed to them was brought to the forefront. With this, Black Tom revealed that he had already initiated a plan to strike the X-Men at their home by placing the Juggernaut as a mole inside the Xavier Institute long ago. When the Juggernaut reconvened with the Brotherhood and began to explain how he gained the trust of the X-Men and could now lead them inside their mansion, he recognized Nocturne from her first visit to this world and accused her of being a fraud. Fearing for her life, she was chased into the woods and appeared to have been beaten to death by the Juggernaut.

However, this was not the case as the Juggernaut was not double-crossing the X-Men, but actually triple-crossing the Brotherhood. He faked Nocturne's death and whispered for her to run and get help from the X-Men, although she would arrive too late to warn them of the impending attack. During the skirmish, Black Tom's consciousness expanded to inhabit all of the surrounding plant life which he was using to overwhelm the X-Men. Left with seemingly no other alternatives, Nocturne attempted to put an end to the battle by possessing Black Tom to overtake his mind.

Because Black Tom's consciousness was dispersed in every plant, Nocturne was unable to completely depose his will. At best, she could only temporarily restrain Black Tom from continuing his attack. With this in mind, Xorn, a guest of the X-Men, decided that he would open the black hole that was inside his mind to consume the Brotherhood. To ensure that the Brotherhood would never attack the school again, Mindee, a telepathic student at the Xavier Institute and ward to Emma Frost, elected to perform a mind-wipe on the band of misfit mutants, though she would be unable to ensure that Nocturne's mind would be unaffected by the process. Nocturne accepted the possibility of these dire consequences and was firm in her decision to sacrifice herself for the sake of the others. Juggernaut chose to follow Nocturne into the abyss to protect her, in the event that they survived the trip. They were both sucked into the black hole inside Xorn's head along with the Brotherhood.

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Mainstream Universe In our reality, there is no equivalent for Nocturne. Nightcrawler does not have any children nor has he ever been married. Although Nocturne's mother the Scarlet Witch has had children in our world, her offspring came in the form of two sons in an unlikely union with the android called Vision.