Marvel X-Men '97

[Bacle]

So the latest episode was...very intense, and I am thinking maybe it has something to do with what the director/writer guy quit just before the series started airing.

It was an artistic masterpiece, I legit was agape with awe/horror, after previously being elated in a way I haven't been since...fuck it, this is right up there with Code Geass's "Euphinator Moment", or maybe Star Wars Order 66, for emotional impact and twisting the plot/emotions in powerful ways.

 

[KilroywasNOTHere]

So the latest episode was...very intense, and I am thinking maybe it has something to do with what the director/writer guy quit just before the series started airing.

It was an artistic masterpiece, I legit was agape with awe/horror, after previously being elated in a way I haven't been since...fuck it, this is right up there with Code Geass's "Euphinator Moment", or maybe Star Wars Order 66, for emotional impact and twisting the plot/emotions in powerful ways.

I'm nervous because time travel in X-men has been done well a grand total of...once and every other time they introduced time travel and mutant massacres, X-men goes down the crapper. I mean obviously, these characters are coming back as we see them in future episode synopsises. I just hope they don't botch the landing.

 

[Bacle]

I'm nervous because time travel in X-men has been done well a grand total of...once and every other time they introduced time travel and mutant massacres, X-men goes down the crapper. I mean obviously, these characters are coming back as we see them in future episode synopsises. I just hope they don't botch the landing.

I think the stuff with Cable is going to be key to it, and I think we are going to see a lot of stuff beyond just this arc.

Supposedly a 3rd season is already being worked on, so the show runners are set to release at least 2 seasons, likely 3, and X-Men has the potential to go on for a very long time, due to how many characters it touches, that aren't in the current MCU.

 

[KilroywasNOTHere]

I think the stuff with Cable is going to be key to it, and I think we are going to see a lot of stuff beyond just this arc.

Supposedly a 3rd season is already being worked on, so the show runners are set to release at least 2 seasons, likely 3, and X-Men has the potential to go on for a very long time, due to how many characters it touches, that aren't in the current MCU.

I just hope they don't revert to typical woke shlock now that they have done their 9/11 episode. The Post 9/11 America is what allowed a lot of the woke crap in comics to pop up to begin with ESPECIALLY with X-men. Every mutant genocide during the 2000s was essentially REMEMBER 9/11?!?