Kitty Pryde Massive Disruption, does this remove objects like the Infinity Gauntlet and Mjolnir?

MASSIVE DISRUPTION: When Kitty Pryde moves due to her own action, after actions resolve you may remove from the map any objects occupying her square, an adjacent square, or being held by an adjacent character.

Infinity Gauntlet? No. It is a resource not an object. Mjolnir? Yes if it is on the map.

What about "Relics" like the Gems?

if they are on the map as objects yeah, but if they are attached to the gauntlet no bc they are not on the map

She can only take away objects that she passes through. Gems on the gauntlet are not on the map, and are therefore safe.

...as are relics that have been successfully obtained.

She does not need to pass through the objects to remove them:

objects occupying her square, an adjacent square, or being held by an adjacent character

She can remove relics if they are still on the map. She can't move them if a character has succesfully rolled for them, because relics are not being held by characters.

The five point versions of the Gems don't appear to be relics, judging from the cards. Has it been ruled that somehow they are still relics?

They are still special objects in the game. I don't see why their status of being a relic or not is relevant.

BTW, there isn't really a five point version of them. There is the IG and it's cost varies depending on the gems attached.

Is the IG not being held by a character though, same with the Utility belt, so there fore if she ends up adjacent to said character equipped with the item wouldn't she be aloud to get rid of it?

Waffle, first, resources are not objects. Second, only characters with super strength (or some other special power) can hold an object. Relics that are successfully rolled for are not being held, they are placed on the [character that rolled for them]'s card.

Basic answer is no. The resource is assigned to that character but it is not being held: it is off the map. The same is true of relics that have been successfully rolled for: they have not been picked up, so they are not being held: they are off the map.