Warning: This article contains spoilers for X-Men 97, Episode 8, “Tolerance is Extinction.”
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- X-Men ’97 Episode 8 is inspired by Marvel Comics’ huge fatal attraction 1993 crossover event.
Magneto triggers global electromagnetic pulse X-Men ’97 Episode 8 Eliminate Fortress’s main sentinel threat to mutants around the world.
- fatal attraction adapting X-Men ’97 Possibly hinting at some of the darker storylines that will unfold in the final two episodes of the series.
event X-Men ’97 Episode 8 hinted that another major storyline from Marvel Comics will be adapted into an animated series, which is bad news for the X-Men in the final two episodes of the series. Set outside the MCU, X-Men ’97 Continuing the story of the titular team X-Men: The Animated SeriesThe show previously aired for five seasons from 1992 to 1997. With Professor X leaving Earth, the X-Men, now led by Magneto, have battled several villains. X-Men ’97but episode seven, “Bright Eyes,” reveals that Bastion, a human-Sentinel hybrid, has been behind the scenes.
Bastion Set Operations: Operation Zero Tolerance X-Men ’97 Episode 8, “Tolerance is Extinction – Part 1.” This move activated the main Sentinel sleeper agents, who targeted mutants and threatened to spark an Evolutionary War, posing a major threat to the X-Men.It was just the latest salvo in Bastion’s plans as he plotted the attack on Kenosha X-Men ’97 Episode five, “Remember It,” ends with Paimou’s death and Magneto’s kidnapping.However, Bastion may have made his biggest mistake, capturing Magneto as the master of magnetism proved his power X-Men ’97 The final moments of episode 8.
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X-Men ’97 Episode 8 Sees Magneto Break Free from Fatal Attraction in Marvel Comics
from beginning to end X-Men ’97 In Episode 8, Magneto listens to Fortress explaining “Operation: Zero Tolerance” to UN agent Valerie Cooper, including the details of his cybernetic enhancement of ordinary humans who are then activated as mutants when encountered Chief Sentinel. Cooper soon learned the true evil nature of the Fortress and thus helped free Magneto, who went on to the North Pole and launched a global electromagnetic pulse, wiping out all electronics on the planet, including the activated Master Sentinels. X-Men ’97 has adapted some of the most memorable storylines from Marvel Comics, and this sequence brings another one to the series.
Marvel comics fatal attraction was a major crossover event in 1993 that spanned many X-Men related stories. Magneto returned after being presumed dead following the crash of asteroid M, and along with his followers, the “Henchmen,” attacked the government’s latest Sentinel program and attempted to attack the government. Eliminate humanity from Avalon Space Station.When the United States Security Council activates the Magneto Protocol, releasing satellites designed to prevent Magneto from using his powers, the Magnet Master releases electromagnetic pulses and destroys them, wreaking havoc on Earth’s electrical system just as he did in X-Men ’97 Episode 8.
X-Men ’97 Drawing inspiration from several other Marvel Comics events, including Hell, E is for Extinction, Magneto’s Judgment, Life and Death, Magneto and Operation: Zero Tolerancewait.
How Magneto’s attack could seriously impact ‘X-Men 97’
the fact is X-Men ’97 Seems to be inspired by Marvel comics fatal attraction could have serious implications for the next two episodes of the series.Although the followers have not appeared yet X-Men ’97, And Avalon hasn’t launched yet, Magneto’s Global EMP inclusion in the series hints at some fatal attraction The most intense scenes were also adapted. Most notably, when the X-Men traveled to Avalon to try and stop Magneto, the villain brutally ripped the adamantium from Wolverine’s skeleton, leaving him severely injured in what would be a harrowing moment. time. X-Men 97 ending.
Even though this dramatic scene wasn’t adapted into animation X-Men 97 In the final two episodes, the consequences of Magneto sending an electromagnetic pulse across the planet will have major consequences for society as a whole.Anything with electricity will stop working, leaving X-Men ’97 The last few episodes are a bit like the Dark Ages, which could derail Bastion’s Chief Sentinel program. It could also allow Magneto to regain his previous position as the series’ main antagonist, especially now that his old friend and nemesis Professor X has returned to Earth from the Shi’ar Empire.
Answers to Fatal Attraction: Professor X vs. Magneto Debate
Magneto spent a lot of money X-Men ’97 Trying to lead the X-Men using Professor X’s philosophy – that humans and mutants can coexist peacefully.However, the event X-Men ’97 Episode 8, and the return of Professor “Magneto is right.” this means X-Men ’97 Episodes 9 and 10 can see Magneto trying to wipe out humanity, just like he did in the Marvel comics fatal attraction crossover event, which will definitely bring him into conflict with Professor X and the X-Men team once again.
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If Magneto continues his destructive streak X-Men 97 In the upcoming episodes, especially if he ends up ripping the adamantium out of Wolverine’s body, Professor fatal attraction. Ultimately, this action unleashed an onslaught of evil psionic entities, which caused even bigger problems for the X-Men in 1996. This could set the stage for this major Marvel Comics storyline. X-Men ’97 In Season 2, Onslaught is a combination of the dark characters of Magneto and Professor X, one of the most memorable X-Men-related villains in Marvel comics.
X-Men 97 mirrors Fatal Attraction in other key ways, but with 1 major difference
There have been several moments X-Men ’97 This seems to be inspired by Marvel comics fatal attractionalthough Magneto’s electromagnetic pulse is the most notable example. fatal attraction The story takes place during a time when Magneto was thought to have died after the fall of Asteroid M, and X-Men ’97 Episode 8 takes place days after Magneto was presumed dead during the attack on Genosha.This means Magneto’s EMP is what he reintroduced to the world in both cases, though there is one major difference between the two storylines, as Magneto is X-Men ’97.
Professor X also walks using a Shi’ar exoskeleton in Marvel comics fatal attractionwhich is already in X-Men ’97 Episode 6, “Life and Death – Part 2.”
Magneto fires electromagnetic pulse in Marvel comics fatal attraction In order to save his own life, he used this technique X-Men ’97 Shut down the Chief Sentinel who threatens mutants around the world.Although it remains to be seen whether Magneto’s heroism is involved X-Men ’97 Episode 8 will be twisted back to his war against humanity, at least his intentions are better X-Men ’97 Even more so than when he was in the Marvel comics. This could mean that Magneto and Professor X might team up to lead the X-Men and defeat Bastion in the final two episodes of the series, instead of fighting each other.
X-Men ’97
“X-Men ’97” is a direct continuation of the hit 1990s animated series “X-Men: The Animated Series.” Marvel’s revival picks up where Season 3 left off, bringing in famous mutants like Wolverine, Storm, Rogue, Gambit, Cyclops, Beast, Magneto and Nightcrawler, who join forces with the likes of Mister Sinister, the Sentinels and the Hellfire Club Villains fight.
Release date March 20, 2024
Streaming service Disney+
Screenplay by Beau DeMeo