Avalanche

Name: Lance Alvers
Age: 17
Powers: Geological Manipulation
First Episode: X-Impulse
Originally from: Illinois
High School Grade: Junior
Voice actor: Christopher Grey

That's no earthquake, that's Avalanche! High-school senior Lance Alvers can project waves of energy into the ground, producing all manner of seismic mayhem. Lance's powers are very taxing, and using them gives him headaches. Therefore, he can only employ his abilities on a limited basis before losing control of his potentially unlimited powers.

Recently he has become romantically involved with Shadowcat and even joined the X-Men in an attempt to be closer to her. His time as an X-Man was brief however and he has chosen to return to the Brotherhood where he feels at home. He doesn't really know hos to deal with all the training and the discipline the x-men have to go through. Also, he prefers the brotherhood because birds of a feather, stick together (in other words, they all think the same way).

I, personally, find Lance to be different from his house mates, he's not as mean. Let's say, Kitty is his weak point. He can be really sweet but has a hard time showing it because of his background of a "tough guy".

Meet the voice behind the rock tumbling mutant. Unfortunately, no bio or pic was found. He only has a short list of roles in series or movies so there wasn't anything. Anyway, enjoy this short list ;). Maybe Christopher will get more roles in the future...
"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Avalanche/Lance Alvers
Iron Thunder (1998) .... Hess
With Criminal Intent (1995) .... Freddie
Tonya & Nancy: The Inside Story (1994) (TV) .... Shane Stant
Rudolph the red nosed reindeer: The movie...Arrow

Real Name: Dominic Petros
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men 141
What's His Problem? A Greek immigrant, Petros has used his mutant powers for criminal gain as
Avalanche since first coming to public attention in the United States. How and why he went bad is
a tale as yet untold.
Powers: Avalanche can generate powerful vibratory waves capable of shattering or crumbling
most objects; directed at large masses, like buildings or the earth itself, these vibrations produce
earthquakes or avalanche-like waves of debris. Petros can control the scale, locality, direction and
intensity of these effects with great precision, though his power is purportedly capable of d
evastating entire cities. His greatest limitation is his inability to affect organic matter, which reflects
his vibrations back at him; Avalanche is otherwise immune to his own vibratory powers.

Favorite Quote: "They're not worth it." (X-Factor Annual 6. When a Freedom Force mission goes
bad, Avalanche decides to take the heroic, grievously wounded Crimson Commando to safety
rather than go back and rescue his old criminal buddies, Pyro and the Blob.) "The Killing Stroke" was a story that ran through New Mutants Annual 7, Uncanny X-Men Annual 15, and culminated in X-Factor Annual 6. Not for the weak of stomach, but far better than the lead story in those annuals -- editor Jeanne
Heroes He Keeps Running Into: Avalanche has fought the X-Men and their allies many times, and has also fought the Avengers on several occasions. His worst thrashing, though, was at the hands of the Hulk.

People Who Think He's Not So Bad: Avalanche gets along fairly well with most of his teammates in the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, especially Pyro (who seems to have been a very close friend at one time) and the Crimson Commando, who owes Avalanche his life. The authorities tolerated Avalanche and his Brotherhood cronies while they served as members of the U.S. government's Freedom Force, but the Force is defunct and the Brotherhood have returned to crime.
Most Despicable Act: Avalanche once threatened to ravage California with earthquakes unless his monetary demands were met. Thanks to the Hulk, all he got for his trouble was two broken arms.