Yeah the show covered alot of the 90's and 80's story lines. They also did Fatal Attractions (Marvel Comics) where Fabian Cortez is from.
In fact I think Bastion (X force), Inferno (1988) (Madeline pryor), The Muir Island Saga (Shadow King) , and Dracula are the only ones left. And rumours are were getting the former two.
Plus God loves man kills but liks I'm not sure they'll want taclle that.
Part of me hopes we get them all.
Edited by miraculous on Feb 17th 2024 at 5:11:40 AM
"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."Frankly, there's so much new source material to pull from now that's been how many decades since the show aired that they could probably make several more seasons of this. And I imagine they will if this gets good reception.
My guess - based on the trailer, voice cast, episode count, and what stories the original show didn't get to - is that this season is going to be covering Magneto's trial before the UN, Bastion, the Muir Island saga, X-Cutioner, and early New Mutants when they were trained by Magneto.
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And I thought the Monster of the Week who yanked the bones out of people in that one episode of Extreme Ghostbusters was fearsome.
Maybe if it's done just barely off-screen, or with a Shadow Discretion Shot, so that there's no on-screen blood or anything, but the screams and imagery will end up traumatizing viewers all the same (or perhaps even worse)?
Yeah, this season is also clearly adapting the period in the comics where Magneto was fully redeemed and leading the X-Men before John Byrne decided to be an asshole and make him a villain again against Chris Claremont's wishes. So unless they for whatever reason adapt Byrne's Face–Heel Turn arc, Magneto's probably not even going to be a position where he wants to rip out Wolverine's metal, let alone willing to do it.
I agree that we're probably getting an heroicish Magneto or at least I hope so.
If the baby Jean is pregnant with is Nathan Summers, there will probably be an adaptation of the storyline where Apocalypse infects him with the techno-organic virus and he's sent to the future. It could be Rachel or even a new character but since the original cartoon all but spells out that Cable is Jean and Scott's son, I assume it's Nathan.
But baby Nathan isn't Jean's child.
He's Madelyne's.
Rachel is Jean's child. Her alternate universe child, but still.
One Strip! One Strip!
My suspicion is that it'll be revealed that in this version Cable actually came back to prevent the sequence of events that include him getting infected with the nano-virus as a kid, and the finale has him giving his life to ensure baby Nathan can actually live a semi-happy life instead of becoming... well, Cable.
Edited by immortaleditor on Feb 17th 2024 at 3:00:32 AM
https://screenrant.com/x-men-woke-controversy-problem-explained/
No surprise the alt right are immediately bashing the series (and thru it Disney) for Morph being nonbinary. Complete w/ bulls#!+ claims that X-Men wasn't about queers.
Set! Avenge! "Henshin." Black General! Bujin Sword! Ready, Fight!Who knew a team inspired by the civil-rights movment would be progression. This just showst how shallow the so called fandom of these guys truly was, they cared only about the flash, not the substance.
(Not worth mentioning are the twits who were never interested in super heroes and just see the division within the subculture as a handy recritment opportunity for their bullshit, regressive ideology)
Or worse they only hate it because it came out in this era. That genuInley seems to be the only reason they have for not liking something.

I thought it adapted some of the storylines, like Days of Future Past, Phoenix/Dark Phoenix Saga, and the Mojoverse shenanigans. Oh and High Evolutionary.
Edited by Ookamikun on Feb 17th 2024 at 8:27:34 PM