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After preventing Xavier's death in 1959, Bishop, Shard, Wolverine, and Storm sacrifice themselves to maintain the timeline. In the present day, the normal Xavier, Wolverine, and Storm enjoy a picnic in New York City.
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: Bishop's solo departure sets up both his and Shard's roles in the "Beyond Good and Evil" four-parter.
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: InnocuouslyImportantEpisode:
** Bishop's solo departure sets up both his and Shard's roles in the "Beyond Good and Evil"four-parter.four-parter.
** As later revealed in ''WesternAnimation/XMen97'' episode [[Recap/XMen97S1E08ToleranceIsExtinctionPt1 "Tolerance is Extinction"]], Nimrod's destruction leads to an even worse villain being born. [[spoiler:Bastion.]]
** Bishop's solo departure sets up both his and Shard's roles in the "Beyond Good and Evil"
** As later revealed in ''WesternAnimation/XMen97'' episode [[Recap/XMen97S1E08ToleranceIsExtinctionPt1 "Tolerance is Extinction"]], Nimrod's destruction leads to an even worse villain being born. [[spoiler:Bastion.]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Trevor Fitzroy in the comics is a stone-cold killer completely beyond redemption. Here he's more of a LovableRogue who is a villain under threat of death, as opposed to comics Fitzroy who's just in it ForTheEvulz.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The X-Men finally figure out how to defeat Nimrod, the nearly-indestructible super-Sentinel that's been hunting them. Nimrod can regenerate ''itself'' FromASingleCell, but once they destroy the time-travel device on its arm, it cannot remain in the past and is banished back to its future.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The X-Men finally figure out how to defeat Nimrod, the nearly-indestructible super-Sentinel that's been hunting them. Nimrod can regenerate ''itself'' FromASingleCell, but once they destroy the time-travel device on its arm, it cannot remain in the past and is banished back to its future.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Trevor Fitzroy in the comics is a stone-cold killer completely beyond redemption. Here Here, he's more of a LovableRogue who is a villain under threat of death, as opposed to comics Fitzroy who's just in it ForTheEvulz.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The X-Men finally figure out how to defeat Nimrod, the nearly-indestructible super-Sentinel that's been hunting them. Nimrod can regenerate ''itself'' FromASingleCell, but once they destroy thetime-travel time travel device on its arm, it cannot remain in the past and is banished back to its future.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The X-Men finally figure out how to defeat Nimrod, the nearly-indestructible super-Sentinel that's been hunting them. Nimrod can regenerate ''itself'' FromASingleCell, but once they destroy the
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* BittersweetEnding: Xavier is saved and the timeline is restored. However, the alternates Storm and Logan are only kept existing by their time-travel bracelets, which causes them to exist outside time. Instead of delaying the inevitable, the two deactivate their own bracelets and share one last kiss.
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* BittersweetEnding: Xavier is saved and the timeline is restored. However, the alternates alternate Storm and Logan are only kept existing by their time-travel time travel bracelets, which causes them to exist outside time. Instead of delaying the inevitable, the two deactivate their own bracelets and share one last kiss.
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* KarmaHoudini: Other than getting yelled at by Bishop, Fitzroy doesn't get in any real trouble despite ''killing Xavier and fucking over the entire mutant race'', and while he does eventually help undo Xavier's assassination and fix the timeline, it's done entirely to save his own worthless hide once he learns [[YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness Master Mold plans to off him as well once his mission is complete.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Other than getting yelled at by Bishop, Fitzroy doesn't get in any real trouble despite ''killing Xavier and fucking over the entire mutant race'', and while he does eventually help undo Xavier's assassination and fix the timeline, it's done entirely to save his own worthless hide once he learns [[YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness Master Mold plans to off him as well once his mission is complete.]]
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* NeverSayDie: In the comics, Fitzroy's powers usually kill his victims. Here it's explicitly pointed out (several times) that his powers only knock his victims unconscious for a day or two.
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* RetGone: Alternates Storm and Logan, due to both deactivating their time-travel bracelets. Xavier does remember them, though.
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* RetGone: Alternates Alternate Storm and Logan, due to both deactivating their time-travel time travel bracelets. Xavier does remember them, though.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The team tries once again to stop the assassination of Xavier and this time they succeed thanks to the aid of Fitzroy himself.
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* TogetherInDeath: The alternate Storm and Logan share one last hug and kiss as they deactivate their time-travel bracelets, resulting in both ending up RetGone.
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* TogetherInDeath: The alternate Storm and Logan share one last hug and kiss as they deactivate their time-travel time travel bracelets, resulting in both ending up RetGone.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternate Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allow them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternate Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allow them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, Xavier and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternate Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allow them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple ofdays.days.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates alternate Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allows allow them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: After they fail to prevent Xavier's assassination, Bishop chews out alternate Logan for causing a ruckus instead of protecting Xavier and possibly ensuring that Bishop's own future is all but gone.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: After they fail to prevent Xavier's assassination, Bishop chews out alternate Logan for causing a ruckus instead of protecting Xavier and possibly ensuring that Bishop's own future is all but gone.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple ofdays.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.days.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existence only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
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* NearVillainVictory: After killing Xavier outright in the last episode, Fitzroy almost assassinates him ''again'' in this one, along with all the other heroes. The only thing that stops his (and Master Mold's) victory is that the future Fitzroy recorded a warning message to himself, convincing him to stand down.
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* NearVillainVictory: After killing Xavier outright in the last episode, Fitzroy almost assassinates him ''again'' in this one, along with all the other heroes. The only thing that stops his (and Master Mold's) victory is that the future Fitzroy recorded a warning message to himself, convincing him to stand down. This allows Wolverine to throw the bomb that killed Xavier the last time out to a safe distance of detonation.
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* SayMyName: As they disappear in a flash of light, alternate Logan screams his wife's name. His echo can be heard by Logan and Ororo of the regular timeline.
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* SayMyName: As they disappear in a flash of light, alternate Logan screams his wife's name. His echo can be heard by Logan and Ororo of the regular timeline.timeline, leaving them briefly confused.
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-->'''Wolverine:''' Thanks for the tumble, Storm. We ought to wrestle more often!\\
'''Storm:''' Now, Logan. Some women might think that you were... flirting!\\
'''Wolverine:''' Hrm. Lucky you know me better'n that!
'''Storm:''' Now, Logan. Some women might think that you were... flirting!\\
'''Wolverine:''' Hrm. Lucky you know me better'n that!
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* BeingGoodSucks: Reading their minds, Xavier senses that someone doesn't want their mission to succeed, and Bishop immediately accuses Logan.
-->'''Logan:''' I feel the way I feel, bub! That don't mean I'd turn traitor.
-->'''Logan:''' I feel the way I feel, bub! That don't mean I'd turn traitor.
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* BigGood: After the situation is resolved, Bishop reflects on Xavier being this.
-->'''Bishop:''' Wow. It's incredible how one kid could mean so much to so many people.
-->'''Bishop:''' Wow. It's incredible how one kid could mean so much to so many people.
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* IWarnedYou: After they overhear Master Mold ordering Nimrod to kill them once the time machine is destroyed, Bantam says this to Fitzroy.
* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: Bishop's solo departure sets up both his and Shard's roles in the "Beyond Good and Evil" four-parter.
* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: Bishop's solo departure sets up both his and Shard's roles in the "Beyond Good and Evil" four-parter.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Bantam never trusted Master Mold to uphold his end of the deal and kept trying to warn Fitzroy.
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* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Master Mold orders Nimrod to kill Fitzroy once Bishop and the others are eliminated. Bantam saw this coming.
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* YouExclamation: After Xavier senses someone doesn't want their mission to succeed, Bishop does this to Logan.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: After they fail to prevent Xavier's assassination, Bishop chews out alternate Logan for causing a ruckus instead of protecting Xavier and possibly ensuring that Bishop's own future is all but gone.
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* SayMyName: As they disappear in a flash of light, alternate Logan screams his wife's name. His echo can be heard by the normal Logan and Ororo.
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* ShipTease: Between Logan and Ororo of the regular timeline.
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* SayMyName: As they disappear in a flash of light, alternate Logan screams his wife's name. His echo can be heard by the normal Logan and Ororo.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Fitzroy, once he finds out Master Mold has ordered Nimrod to kill him.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Fitzroy, once he finds out Master Mold has ordered Nimrod to kill him. A downplayed example as he's mostly just trying to save himself rather than actually having a change of heart.
* KarmaHoudini: Other than getting yelled at by Bishop, Fitzroy doesn't get in any real trouble despite ''killing Xavier and fucking over the entire mutant race'', and while he does eventually help undo Xavier's assassination and fix the timeline, it's done entirely to save his own worthless hide once he learns [[YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness Master Mold plans to off him as well once his mission is complete.]]
* KarmaHoudini: Other than getting yelled at by Bishop, Fitzroy doesn't get in any real trouble despite ''killing Xavier and fucking over the entire mutant race'', and while he does eventually help undo Xavier's assassination and fix the timeline, it's done entirely to save his own worthless hide once he learns [[YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness Master Mold plans to off him as well once his mission is complete.]]
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* BadFuture: The darkest one yet is the Xavier-less version of Bishop's future, in mutants are all but extinct, and Forge is a cyborg slave of Master Mold.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Trevor Fitzroy in the comics is a stone-cold killer completely beyond redemption. Here he's more of a LovableRogue who is a villain under threat of death, as opposed to comics Fitzroy who's just in it ForTheEvulz.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The X-Men finally figure out how to defeat Nimrod, the nearly-indestructible super-Sentinel that's been hunting them. Nimrod can regenerate ''itself'' FromASingleCell, but once they destroy the time-travel device on its arm, it cannot remain in the past and is banished back to its future.
* BadFuture: The darkest one yet is the Xavier-less version of Bishop's future, in which mutants are all but extinct, and Forge is a cyborg slave of MasterMold.Mold.
* BigBad: The world-ruling Master Mold of the future is behind Fitzroy and Nimrod.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The X-Men finally figure out how to defeat Nimrod, the nearly-indestructible super-Sentinel that's been hunting them. Nimrod can regenerate ''itself'' FromASingleCell, but once they destroy the time-travel device on its arm, it cannot remain in the past and is banished back to its future.
* BadFuture: The darkest one yet is the Xavier-less version of Bishop's future, in which mutants are all but extinct, and Forge is a cyborg slave of Master
* BigBad: The world-ruling Master Mold of the future is behind Fitzroy and Nimrod.
* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Master Mold's decision to kill Fitzroy prompts him into betraying his boss to help the heroes. Better still, when he succumbs to DeathEqualsRedemption, he records a message for the good guys to play for his younger counterpart that convinces ''him'' to betray Master Mold and stops the whole mess from happening.
* MythologyGag: Future Forge's costume is based off his look in the ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse.
* NearVillainVictory: After killing Xavier outright in the last episode, Fitzroy almost assassinates him ''again'' in this one, along with all the other heroes. The only thing that stops his (and Master Mold's) victory is that the future Fitzroy recorded a warning message to himself, convincing him to stand down.
* NeverSayDie: In the comics, Fitzroy's powers usually kill his victims. Here it's explicitly pointed out (several times) that his powers only knock his victims unconscious for a day or two.
* MythologyGag: Future Forge's costume is based off his look in the ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse.
* NearVillainVictory: After killing Xavier outright in the last episode, Fitzroy almost assassinates him ''again'' in this one, along with all the other heroes. The only thing that stops his (and Master Mold's) victory is that the future Fitzroy recorded a warning message to himself, convincing him to stand down.
* NeverSayDie: In the comics, Fitzroy's powers usually kill his victims. Here it's explicitly pointed out (several times) that his powers only knock his victims unconscious for a day or two.
* OrcusOnHisThrone: As is typical for Master Mold, who just sits on his giant throne through the whole story.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existance only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existance existence only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.days.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Master Mold decides that Fitzroy is no longer useful to him after killing off Xavier, and sends Nimrod to finish him off.
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* ContractOnTheHitman: After Fitzroy is successful in killing Xavier and returns to the future, Master Mold sends Nimrod to kill him and Bantam
* NoteToSelf: Fitzroy records one to his past self to keep him from assassinating Xavier.
* NoteToSelf: Fitzroy records one to his past self to keep him from assassinating Xavier.
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* ContractOnTheHitman: After Fitzroy is successful in killing Xavier and returns to the future, Master Mold sends Nimrod to kill him and Bantam
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* HeelFaceTurn: Fitzroy, once he finds out Master Mold has ordered Nimrod to kill him.
* NoteToSelf: Fitzroy records one to his past self to keep him from assassinatingXavier.Xavier and prevent the BadFuture in which Master Mold rules the world unopposed.
*RetGone: Alternates Storm and Logan, due to both deactivating their time-travel bracelets. Xavier does remember them, though.
* HeelFaceTurn: Fitzroy, once he finds out Master Mold has ordered Nimrod to kill him.
* NoteToSelf: Fitzroy records one to his past self to keep him from assassinating
*RetGone: Alternates Storm and Logan, due to both deactivating their time-travel bracelets. Xavier does remember them, though.
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* TogetherInDeath: The alternate Storm and Logan share one last hug and kiss as they deactivate their time-travel bracelets, resulting in both ending up RetGone.
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* TogetherInDeath: The alternate Storm and Logan share one last hug and kiss as they deactivate their time-travel bracelets, resulting in both ending up RetGone.RetGone.
*YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existance only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
*YourDaysAreNumbered: After Xavier is saved and thus the timeline restored, alternates Storm and Logan remain in existance only because their bracelets allows them to exist outside of time, but the devices' batteries only last for a couple of days.
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* BadFuture: The darkest one yet is the Xavier-less version of Bishop's future, in mutants are all but extinct, and Forge is a cyborg slave of Master Mold.
* BittersweetEnding: Xavier is saved and the timeline is restored. However, the alternates Storm and Logan are only kept existing by their time-travel bracelets, which causes them to exist outside time. Instead of delaying the inevitable, the two deactivate their own bracelets and share one last kiss.
*ContractOnTheHitman: After Fitzroy is successful in killing Xavier and returns to the future, Master Mold sends Nimrod to kill him and Bantam
*NoteToSelf: Fitzroy records one to his past self to keep him from assassinating Xavier.
*SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The team tries once again to stop the assassination of Xavier and this time they succeed thanks to the aid of Fitzroy himself.
*TogetherInDeath: The alternate Storm and Logan share one last hug and kiss as they deactivate their time-travel bracelets, resulting in both ending up RetGone.
!!This episode provides examples of:
* BadFuture: The darkest one yet is the Xavier-less version of Bishop's future, in mutants are all but extinct, and Forge is a cyborg slave of Master Mold.
* BittersweetEnding: Xavier is saved and the timeline is restored. However, the alternates Storm and Logan are only kept existing by their time-travel bracelets, which causes them to exist outside time. Instead of delaying the inevitable, the two deactivate their own bracelets and share one last kiss.
*ContractOnTheHitman: After Fitzroy is successful in killing Xavier and returns to the future, Master Mold sends Nimrod to kill him and Bantam
*NoteToSelf: Fitzroy records one to his past self to keep him from assassinating Xavier.
*SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The team tries once again to stop the assassination of Xavier and this time they succeed thanks to the aid of Fitzroy himself.
*TogetherInDeath: The alternate Storm and Logan share one last hug and kiss as they deactivate their time-travel bracelets, resulting in both ending up RetGone.
