1. If a Wildcard copies a team ability does it qualify for the Alphastrike archenemy status?
2. If I midcontrol an archenemy figure under the Alphastrike rules and that figures then becomes a friendly figure that happens to be KO'd during its free action, (say, through a critical miss, etc) does it equal the end of Alphastrike since "a character on my force" did not technically "defeat the opposing archenemy"?
3. If I Taunt an archenemy figure under the Alphastrike rules with a Mystic and the resulting counterattack KO's the archenemy figure due to Mystic feedback does it equal the end of the Alphastrike?
4. If I have Siphon Power on my wildcard and Loyalty is played, can I still use the team ability of enemy figures?
5. Can Pounce & Sunder be used together?
6. Can Flurry & Sunder be used together?
7. When using Tactics can a wildcarded team ability be used to match the figure with Leadership and still qualify for the extra action that is granted?
8. If Low Gravity is in play and I use Whirlwind does every figure hit get the extra knockback?
9. If I roll doubles for a standard knockback while using Whirlwind does every figure hit get the extra knockback?
10. What happends if Darkness is played on the Space Map??

No. Alphastrike specifies team symbol.

The Alpha Strike ending conditions have not been met. A character on your force did not KO the AE.

No. Again, a character on your your did not KO the AE.

I don't know for sure; I haven't seen an official ruling on this one yet. However, I would think the answer would be no. BFC tend to trump all existing rules (except for core mechanics like the rule of 3); if you could violate BFC rules/limitations simply by applying feats, everyone and their grandmothers would be playing Haymaker + Power Dampening Field.

Yes. All Sunder requires is that BCF be showing on the dial; nowhere does it say you must actually use BCF. What it does say, though, is that the character succeed with a close combat attack... which is precisely what Pounce grants at the end of the movement (a free close combat attack).

Again, yes. Flurry grants two free close combat attacks.

No. Tactics specifies team symbol.

What extra knock back? Whirlwind is not an attack and it deals no damage, it is simply a mutli-target Force Blast. Low Gravity has no interaction with Force Blast (or Whirlwind) at all.

Again, you do not roll to attack. Whirlwind is a multi-target Force Blast. You may wish to re-read the PAC entry for Force Blast again.

Umm... Darkness is in effect? I am not sure where you are going with this. Is there some specific mechanic of Darkness vs the Space Map rules you are unclear on?

Range values are replaced with a 6 and you go from there.

However, from the Siphon Power description:

Choose a character. This character has the following team ability instead of any team ability for team symbols printed on its base:

Once at the beginning of each player’s turn, this character may choose and use on that turn any team ability that any figure on the battle map possesses. This team ability follows all other rules for the wild card team ability.

So other than being able to use opposing character's TA (and the whole beginning of the turn timing), it is still a wildcard TA. Hence the reason I stated in my post that I don't think Loyalty would work any differently.

This is one of those areas that I would really like to see some clarification; it could go either way very easily.

Oh okay...getting all technical and bolding stuff huh?

Seriously, you bring up a good point. Good ol' Siphon Power...

I'm also going to edit my response to #2 to coincide with yours since I was in error there (avoids confusion).

My inclination would be to allow the wildcard to choose an opposing character's TA at the beginning of the game if its controller wanted, but otherwise apply Loyalty normally (so it couldn't change TAs on later turns).

That way the intent of both cards is somewhat preserved.

LOYALTY

I love that card , can wait to get one of my own.