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Although Olivia Munn is not entirely sure what\'s next for Psylocke—the character she plays in Marvel\'s X-Men: Apocalypse—she is excited for fans to see how "strong and lethal" her character is in the upcoming film.

.@OliviaMunn can\'t wait for the world to see her as Psylocke in X-Men: Apocalypse. https://t.co/FIKDcvSVdZ

As Munn has previously demonstrated, Psylocke has serious skills with a sword. In fact, the X-Men actress stopped by IGN\'s office earlier in February to showcase how well she can swing a blade. Speaking to MTV News on the Oscars red carpet, Munn implied lots more of that would be shown in the movie.

Munn also spoke about Deadpool\'s success as an R-rated Marvel title. "I think what happened with Deadpool is a combination of Ryan being so amazing, and the writer, and the director, and everybody," Munn said. "For anything to be successful it has to be the perfect storm, so you hope for the perfect storm all the time, right?"

X-Men Apocalypse\'s Olivia Munn Shows Off Psylocke\'s Sword Skills!

X-Men: Apocalypse will debut on May 27. X-Men filmmaker Simon Kinberg and Bryan Singer have said the film-version of Apocalypse will be "an amalgam of a lot of different versions of Apocalypse from the comics and the cartoons." In the film, Apocalypse is looking for "massive global change," though the filmmakers haven\'t explained exactly what that means. Munn\'s character, Psylocke, appears as one of his "horsemen."

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