on X-men 3 why magneto shows a tattoo, where did he got it?

Answer 1

he was in the concentration camp and he was showing people that he doesn't want the same thing to happen again but with mutants.

Answer 2

Magneto is a survivor of the Nazi concetration camps of World War 2, the tattoos were a way of identifying prisoners.

Answer 3

in x-men 1 the opening scene is concentration camp with a young boy and his parents. when they seperate the parents from the children the boy gets upset, he eventually bends the gates before the soldiers knock him out. that young boy is magneto, the "tattoo" is a concentaion camp prisoner number.

Answer 4

From the prison camp. The begining scene in X-1 where he glances over at the slaves/workers and see's a tatoo on a jewish woman's arm is the clue.

Answer 5

Its a world war 2 mark. The germans marked the jewish when they go to a concentration camp

Answer 6

It's a tracking number that was tatooed into him by the Nazis during the holocaust. They included it in the movie to show that he was oppressed in the past and that he fears that humans will wage the same war on mutants that the nazis did on the jews.

Answer 7

It was his number in a concentration camp. All prisoners at CC's were branded/tattooed when they entered.

Answer 8

He was in a prison camp as a boy in Germany. The first movie shows him in the camp.

Answer 9

it's a WWII tattoo from the jewish concentration camps. the nazis tattooed the jews when they put them in camps, kind of like prison numbers.

Answer 10

he got it in a concentration camp when he was a boy
WWII style from the germans