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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman|MarvelComics}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant terrorists to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Creator/ZakPenn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' ''Franchise/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman|MarvelComics}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant terrorists to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Creator/ZakPenn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman}} ComicBook/{{Iceman|MarvelComics}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant terrorists to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Creator/ZakPenn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
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* AdaptationalNonSapience: In the comics, the Master Mold is an AI that GrewBeyondTheirPrograming and went rogue. Here, it is being operated by Jason Stryker.
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* AdaptationalNonSapience: In the comics, the Master Mold is an AI that GrewBeyondTheirPrograming GrewBeyondTheirProgramming and went rogue. Here, it is being operated by Jason Stryker.
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* AdaptationalNonSapience: In the comics, the Master Mold is an AI that GrewBeyondTheirPrigraming and went rogue. Here, it is being operated by Jason Stryker.
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* AdaptationalNonSapience: In the comics, the Master Mold is an AI that GrewBeyondTheirPrigraming GrewBeyondTheirPrograming and went rogue. Here, it is being operated by Jason Stryker.
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* AdaptationalNonSapience: In the comics, the Master Mold is an AI that GrewBeyondTheirPrigraming and went rogue. Here, it is being operated by Jason Stryker.
* AdaptationalUgliness: The Master Mold in the comics is essentially a much larger version of the sentinels it creates from its chest. Here, it’s a gigantic floating factory that is roughly shaped like a humanoid and looks almost nothing like it’s creations aside from a light on its chest and the outline of a helmet on its head.
* AdaptationalUgliness: The Master Mold in the comics is essentially a much larger version of the sentinels it creates from its chest. Here, it’s a gigantic floating factory that is roughly shaped like a humanoid and looks almost nothing like it’s creations aside from a light on its chest and the outline of a helmet on its head.
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant terrorists to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Zak Penn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant terrorists to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Zak Penn Creator/ZakPenn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
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* BigBadEnsemble: James Stryker and Silver Samurai. The former survived the events of the second movie and wants to continues his father's work to destroy all mutants by activating his Sentinels. [[spoiler:To be more specific, its Jason's ''evil personality'' the one truly behind it all]]. The latter and his forces oppose him and are trying to stamp out all evidence of their connection to William Stryker.
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* BigBadEnsemble: James Jason Stryker and Silver Samurai. The former survived the events of the second movie and wants to continues his father's work to destroy all mutants by activating his Sentinels. [[spoiler:To be more specific, its Jason's ''evil personality'' the one truly behind it all]]. The latter and his forces oppose him and are trying to stamp out all evidence of their connection to William Stryker.
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant threats terrorists to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Zak Penn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
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* AdaptationalWimp: ''Colossus of all people'' in the main game at least. Traditionally, one of the toughest and physically strongest X-Men, he can potentially die from ''human enemies that even Nightcrawler can fight against''. During the level he appears, Nightcrawler constantly needs to baby-sat him and rescue him from being killed by soldiers.
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* AdaptationalWimp: ''Colossus of all people'' in the main game at least. Traditionally, one of the toughest and physically strongest X-Men, he can potentially die from ''human enemies that even Nightcrawler can fight against''. During the level he appears, Nightcrawler constantly needs to baby-sat baby-sit him and rescue him from being killed by soldiers.
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* EnemyMine: Xavier proposes yet another team-up against Jason Stryker's sentinels like they had done so in the second movie against his father.
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* EnemyMine: Xavier proposes yet another team-up against Jason Stryker's sentinels like they had done so in the second movie against his father. [[spoiler:And just like the previous time, Magneto double crosses him by trying to kidnap Jason to use him for his own ends]].
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** During the endgame, [[spoiler:Jason projects demonic illusions for Nightcrawler to fight that resembles the Neyaphem from the comics]].
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Lady Deathstrike (despite being pumped full of adamantium and buried underwater}, Jason Stryker (frozen by Storm and likely drowned) and [[spoiler:Sabretooth]]
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* SplitPersonality: [[spoiler:Jason suffered a personality split following his alleged death with his evil self continuing his father's genocide, while his good self guiding Kurt in his mission to foil his counterpart]].
* UnexplainedRecovery: Lady Deathstrike (despite being pumped full of adamantium and buriedunderwater}, underwater), Jason Stryker (frozen by Storm and likely drowned) and [[spoiler:Sabretooth]] [[spoiler:Sabretooth]]. Despite their previous demises, how did they survive is completely glossed over.
* {{Vibroweapon}}: HYDRA is equipped with blades that can break Logan's defense and are upgraded all the way to {{hot blade}}s which can also burn him up really badly.
* UnexplainedRecovery: Lady Deathstrike (despite being pumped full of adamantium and buried
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant threats to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Zak Penn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
There are three versions of this game for different consoles: the main one for the [=PlayStation2, Xbox and Xbox360=] by Z-Axis and Beenox, a second one for the Game Boy Advance by [=WayForward=] and a third one for the Nintendo DS by Amaze Entertainment. Much of this trope entry follows the main version, unless if otherwise stated in the entry.
Retroactively, the events of this game were made non-canon.
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* AdaptationOriginConnection: The Sentinels were co-created by Bolivar Trask, William Stryker AND Silver Samurai.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: HYDRA. Rather than fascistic terrorists trying to subvert order into their goals, they are merely a ruthless MegaCorp that are repentant of helping created the Sentinels (their leader is an mutant after all). They are still antagonistic to the heroes.
* AdaptationalWimp: ''Colossus of all people'' in the main game at least. Traditionally, one of the toughest and physically strongest X-Men, he can potentially die from ''human enemies that even Nightcrawler can fight against''. During the level he appears, Nightcrawler constantly needs to baby-sat him and rescue him from being killed by soldiers.
* BadBoss: Deathstrike considers her {{mooks}} expendable and is willing to send them to the slaughter by pitting them against Wolverine as an ''training exercise''.
* BadassPacifist: Nightcrawler abhors violence, though that doesn't mean he is unable to kick ass. [[spoiler:Ultimately, he decides the life of an superhero is not for him and amicably parts ways with the X-Men]].
* BigBadEnsemble: James Stryker and Silver Samurai. The former survived the events of the second movie and wants to continues his father's work to destroy all mutants by activating his Sentinels. [[spoiler:To be more specific, its Jason's ''evil personality'' the one truly behind it all]]. The latter and his forces oppose him and are trying to stamp out all evidence of their connection to William Stryker.
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:Wolverine's begins and ends with a boss fight against Sabretooth. The first one is an Danger Room simulator and the final one is very much real while inside Master Mold]].
* BombThrowingAnarchist: Multiple Man wants to blow up a bridge for seemingly no-reason. It could very well be lashing out at mutant bigotry, but its never outright stated implying he is just doing it ForTheEvulz.
* CallBack: The very first level is the Sabretooth's duel at New York Statue from ''Film/XMen1''.
* DarkActionGirl: Lady Deathstrike, naturally. An evil, female version of Wolverine makes her one by default.
* DragonInChief: Master Mold to Jason Stryker. Gigantic Sentinel factory to an evil cripple.
* ContinuityNod: Multiple Man's arrest is an nod to him being found in jail by Magneto, Mystique and Pyro.
* EarlyBirdCameo: This marks the first appearance of Silver Samurai and the Sentinels within the X-Men Fox universe. Its an retroactively non-canon example, since these characters are widely different in context to the ones introduced later in the movies.
* EnemyMine: Xavier proposes yet another team-up against Jason Stryker's sentinels like they had done so in the second movie against his father.
* EscortMission:
** Colossus needs to destroy three power sources to access the next area, requiring Nightcrawler to disable the force fields for each one of them. Wave of HYDRA soldiers begin attacking Colossus and Kurt needs to save him constantly.
** To an lesser extent during Multiple Man's boss fight, he may plant some bombs to the ground that will damage the bridge and you will have to disarm them.
* EvilIsBurningHot: Pyro, naturally. Though this time he uses his powers to create an ''fire dragon-like monster''.
* ForegoneConclusion: Jason's plan is doomed to failure and everyone that appears in ''The Last Stand'' is guaranteed to survive no matter what.
* GreaterScopeVillain:
** Magneto is still at large and the one behind Pyro's attack at a nuclear power plant. Still, he is not completely evil (See EnemyMine).
** Silver Samurai served as this to the second movie, as it's revealed that he was Lady Deathstrike's real master until she got brainwashed into Stryker's service, and he also helped create the Sentinels (though he regrets it deeply).
* JustifiedTutorial: For Wolverine and Iceman's levels. They are all Danger Room simulations.
* KarmaHoudini: Despite his role in creating the Sentinels, Trask suffers virtually no repercussions and continues to be an government agent by the third movie via ForegoneConclusion. Sure, Stryker and Harada played a larger role in the creation and setting it in motion, but still...
* KillerRobot: The Sentinels.
* MesACrowd: Multiple Man is a minor villain fought by Nightcrawler that has two entire levels devoted to him. He uses his self-duplication power to scary degree like teleporting or overwhelming his opponents in a straight up fight.
* MythologyGag:
** Wolverine can unlock his classic yellow costume as well as his Weapon X outfit.
** Storm's claustrophobia from the comics is acknowledged when she is locked up inside a vault by Deathstrike and has an panic attack.
** During the endgame, [[spoiler:Jason projects demonic illusions for Nightcrawler to fight that resembles the Neyaphem from the comics]].
* NonStandardGameOver: During the New York level, if Nightcrawler lets the bomb's timer to run out, an cutscene will play as Storm screams to Kurt as everyone is engulfed in flames.
* RegeneratingHealth: All three characters can recover health by healing themselves, but how does it work varies from protagonist to protagonist.
** Despite this being his primary power after the claws, Wolverine requires to press a button to continuously heal. By entering in Fury Mode, he heals practically spontaneously.
** Nightcrawler can heal at certain points while in safety by pressing the shadowmeld button.
** Iceman will continuously heal if he doesn't take damage for too long.
* RagnarokProofing: Even though the Alkali lab was flooded, the X-Men and HYDRA managed to dig up a session that is largely untouched and still functioning.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: HYDRA are traditionally villains to the Marvel Universe at large, though primarily towards ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. Its stated here that they were bothering the X-Men in particular.
* RoomFullOfCrazy: Stryker's laboratory has all messed up things like an ''torture room'' to push regenerators like Wolverine to their limit and jars preserving the corpses of previous Weapon X candidates.
* UnexplainedRecovery: Lady Deathstrike (despite being pumped full of adamantium and buried underwater}, Jason Stryker (frozen by Storm and likely drowned) and [[spoiler:Sabretooth]]
* VillainousLegacy: William Stryker perished at Alkali lake in the second movie, but his shadow still looms over the game's plot.
* WeHaveReserves: When Wolverine cuts a path through HYDRA soldiers as part of an training exercise, Lady Deathstrike is unsympathetic to her minions' plight stating "they are expendable".
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An 2006 movie-tie in game set in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'' between ''Film/X2XMenUnited'' and ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' which the player controls ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Iceman}} and ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}}. Still reeling from the aftermath of ''[=X2=]'', the X-Men must deal with a number of threats ranging from random mutant threats to the emerging Sentinels - {{killer robot}}s designed specifically to hunt down and kill those carrying the X-gene. The story was co-written by Creator/ChrisClaremont and Zak Penn and is used to explain Nightcrawler's absence from the third movie.
There are three versions of this game for different consoles: the main one for the [=PlayStation2, Xbox and Xbox360=] by Z-Axis and Beenox, a second one for the Game Boy Advance by [=WayForward=] and a third one for the Nintendo DS by Amaze Entertainment. Much of this trope entry follows the main version, unless if otherwise stated in the entry.
Retroactively, the events of this game were made non-canon.
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* AdaptationOriginConnection: The Sentinels were co-created by Bolivar Trask, William Stryker AND Silver Samurai.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: HYDRA. Rather than fascistic terrorists trying to subvert order into their goals, they are merely a ruthless MegaCorp that are repentant of helping created the Sentinels (their leader is an mutant after all). They are still antagonistic to the heroes.
* AdaptationalWimp: ''Colossus of all people'' in the main game at least. Traditionally, one of the toughest and physically strongest X-Men, he can potentially die from ''human enemies that even Nightcrawler can fight against''. During the level he appears, Nightcrawler constantly needs to baby-sat him and rescue him from being killed by soldiers.
* BadBoss: Deathstrike considers her {{mooks}} expendable and is willing to send them to the slaughter by pitting them against Wolverine as an ''training exercise''.
* BadassPacifist: Nightcrawler abhors violence, though that doesn't mean he is unable to kick ass. [[spoiler:Ultimately, he decides the life of an superhero is not for him and amicably parts ways with the X-Men]].
* BigBadEnsemble: James Stryker and Silver Samurai. The former survived the events of the second movie and wants to continues his father's work to destroy all mutants by activating his Sentinels. [[spoiler:To be more specific, its Jason's ''evil personality'' the one truly behind it all]]. The latter and his forces oppose him and are trying to stamp out all evidence of their connection to William Stryker.
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:Wolverine's begins and ends with a boss fight against Sabretooth. The first one is an Danger Room simulator and the final one is very much real while inside Master Mold]].
* BombThrowingAnarchist: Multiple Man wants to blow up a bridge for seemingly no-reason. It could very well be lashing out at mutant bigotry, but its never outright stated implying he is just doing it ForTheEvulz.
* CallBack: The very first level is the Sabretooth's duel at New York Statue from ''Film/XMen1''.
* DarkActionGirl: Lady Deathstrike, naturally. An evil, female version of Wolverine makes her one by default.
* DragonInChief: Master Mold to Jason Stryker. Gigantic Sentinel factory to an evil cripple.
* ContinuityNod: Multiple Man's arrest is an nod to him being found in jail by Magneto, Mystique and Pyro.
* EarlyBirdCameo: This marks the first appearance of Silver Samurai and the Sentinels within the X-Men Fox universe. Its an retroactively non-canon example, since these characters are widely different in context to the ones introduced later in the movies.
* EnemyMine: Xavier proposes yet another team-up against Jason Stryker's sentinels like they had done so in the second movie against his father.
* EscortMission:
** Colossus needs to destroy three power sources to access the next area, requiring Nightcrawler to disable the force fields for each one of them. Wave of HYDRA soldiers begin attacking Colossus and Kurt needs to save him constantly.
** To an lesser extent during Multiple Man's boss fight, he may plant some bombs to the ground that will damage the bridge and you will have to disarm them.
* EvilIsBurningHot: Pyro, naturally. Though this time he uses his powers to create an ''fire dragon-like monster''.
* ForegoneConclusion: Jason's plan is doomed to failure and everyone that appears in ''The Last Stand'' is guaranteed to survive no matter what.
* GreaterScopeVillain:
** Magneto is still at large and the one behind Pyro's attack at a nuclear power plant. Still, he is not completely evil (See EnemyMine).
** Silver Samurai served as this to the second movie, as it's revealed that he was Lady Deathstrike's real master until she got brainwashed into Stryker's service, and he also helped create the Sentinels (though he regrets it deeply).
* JustifiedTutorial: For Wolverine and Iceman's levels. They are all Danger Room simulations.
* KarmaHoudini: Despite his role in creating the Sentinels, Trask suffers virtually no repercussions and continues to be an government agent by the third movie via ForegoneConclusion. Sure, Stryker and Harada played a larger role in the creation and setting it in motion, but still...
* KillerRobot: The Sentinels.
* MesACrowd: Multiple Man is a minor villain fought by Nightcrawler that has two entire levels devoted to him. He uses his self-duplication power to scary degree like teleporting or overwhelming his opponents in a straight up fight.
* MythologyGag:
** Wolverine can unlock his classic yellow costume as well as his Weapon X outfit.
** Storm's claustrophobia from the comics is acknowledged when she is locked up inside a vault by Deathstrike and has an panic attack.
** During the endgame, [[spoiler:Jason projects demonic illusions for Nightcrawler to fight that resembles the Neyaphem from the comics]].
* NonStandardGameOver: During the New York level, if Nightcrawler lets the bomb's timer to run out, an cutscene will play as Storm screams to Kurt as everyone is engulfed in flames.
* RegeneratingHealth: All three characters can recover health by healing themselves, but how does it work varies from protagonist to protagonist.
** Despite this being his primary power after the claws, Wolverine requires to press a button to continuously heal. By entering in Fury Mode, he heals practically spontaneously.
** Nightcrawler can heal at certain points while in safety by pressing the shadowmeld button.
** Iceman will continuously heal if he doesn't take damage for too long.
* RagnarokProofing: Even though the Alkali lab was flooded, the X-Men and HYDRA managed to dig up a session that is largely untouched and still functioning.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: HYDRA are traditionally villains to the Marvel Universe at large, though primarily towards ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. Its stated here that they were bothering the X-Men in particular.
* RoomFullOfCrazy: Stryker's laboratory has all messed up things like an ''torture room'' to push regenerators like Wolverine to their limit and jars preserving the corpses of previous Weapon X candidates.
* UnexplainedRecovery: Lady Deathstrike (despite being pumped full of adamantium and buried underwater}, Jason Stryker (frozen by Storm and likely drowned) and [[spoiler:Sabretooth]]
* VillainousLegacy: William Stryker perished at Alkali lake in the second movie, but his shadow still looms over the game's plot.
* WeHaveReserves: When Wolverine cuts a path through HYDRA soldiers as part of an training exercise, Lady Deathstrike is unsympathetic to her minions' plight stating "they are expendable".
