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human
[Logan]So I just want to make sure we are all on the same page. The implication at the end of Logan is that the kids all go on to become supervillains, right?

A bunch of mutant children born from genetic experiments in a world where mutants worldwide were hunted down and exterminated.  Gene therapy in corn syrup stopped new mutants and they don't explicitly say it, but obviously there was a mutant genocide.  Somehow all the other mutants worldwide died.

The kids have spent their whole lives as slaves and personally fought and killed their oppressors, then run off into the wilderness to be chased by transnational corporations and governments.  Is there any reason to imagine after all of that they won't see themselves as innocent and unjustly oppressed people and go totally supervillain on mankind?  Clones of both Storm and Jean Gray seemed to be among the kids, as was Iceman and Pyro so they have some pretty top tier mutant powers.
gpt
There IS one big reason... they all grew up hearing about the X-Men.

Now, that's obviously far from a guarantee that they won't go villain and wipe people out. But at least X-24 would have reason to question whether or not revenge is what she's want to dedicate the rest of her life to that way, when Logan died trying to save them. Trying to fight the system as it stands? Absolutely. And within that system, they'd be painted as villains.

But they were trying to escape to Canada, which at the very least indicates that the whole world isn't on board with what's been happening. And in the rest of the world, they may not be the villains after all.