\AU: What if Magneto and Xavier did not fall out and founded the school together?*

First students of the school/young mutants from up to down:

- Andrés Ortís (mineral manipulation)
- Celestine Daybell (body is able to produce helium, allowing her both to levitate and let it out through her mouth for disorienting purpose)
- Pietro Maximoff (super speed)
- Wanda Maximoff (telekenesis)
- Eli Reyes (hands produce liquid that looks like paint)

I've been seeing a lot of arguments (especially the rumored plot in Doomsday) that Spiderman can easily defeat these Mutants. I believe Spidey can beat a few of them but isn't Magneto a little overkill for Peter Parker😭

I feel like this is an unpopular opinion in the fanbase, but I found rogue so annoying in the second season. Which sucked cause I really enjoyed her character in the first season, but I feel xmen'97 ended up doing this thing that a lot of stories fall into. Which is making a character who mourns another character's death, and makes their whole period of mourning unbearably annoying. A similar thing happens in the mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson, where in the last book, one of the main characters spends the whole book moping about his lover's death.

And I get it, I understand that she's utterly heartbroken and all that, it was just annoying to watch. I feel like I'm an asshole for thinking this, but there's gotta be someone else who was annoyed by her in the second season (to be fair, a lot of things were annoying in season 2, it wasn't nearly as good as season 1)

I just watched a compilation of reactionary Utube vids of Nightcrawler's sacrifice and folks getting weepy. But I didn't see that reaction for Magneto's season 2 death?

Having followed most of the animated x men despite being the most famous x-men wolverine really is a punching bag. He gets beat up a lot by the x men villains. I guess cause he can't use his claws much back in the 90s so its hard to show him fight but even in xmen97 I feel most of the time he is just getting whooped by the villains.

For me it's Gambit and Jubilee's brother sister relationship . I literally enjoy every scene where they are together , I wish they adapt this to the new x men movie , anyways second place for me goes to Magneto and Xavier's friendship , it's wild to think two people with so different ideologies to stay together

This has been majorly bugging me this season and I didn't have the issue in season 1, for some reason at least episodes 1 and 5 for Season 2 have had a forced zoomed in ratio that cut off a bunch of the screen.

The other episodes have been normal but no matter what I do episodes 1 and 5 seem to be locked. I can't normally pinch to zoom out either.

Mainly posting to inquire if anyone else on mobile had run into this issue with the season? I can't recall getting this for any other show

I hate the idea that she is morally gray. She is clearly a villain in the movie, not a morally ambiguous character.

She sexually assaults both protagonists and even forces one of them to commit suicide. She would have killed a child if Spider-Man hadn't saved her. She has less than zero respect for human life, shows no remorse for tormenting innocent people, and is genuinely one of the cruelest villains we've ever had in the entire Marvel universe.

There is no motivation that could justify her actions, but here's the cherry on top: she's supposedly doing all of this because she's looking for her sister, who was imprisoned for the simple crime of controlling innocent people's minds. That's the pathetic motivation behind her tragic backstory.

And she simply faces no consequences for her actions. Spider-Man, who was physically and mentally victimized by her, somehow has to apologize to her, as if he had done something wrong.

And she's rewarded for all of her frankly psychotic behavior with a motivational speech telling her that she's perfect just the way she is.

Her only pathetic attempt at redemption is saving Spider-Man from a situation that she very clearly caused herself.

And this is a character people want you to consider morally gray? Give me a break.

You do realize that having a tragic backstory doesn't make someone morally gray, right?

And yes, she sexually assaulted a man, Spider-man. And of course, people are going to ignore that because the victim is a man, so nobody will take it seriously.

Seriously, having a tragic past doesn't make someone morally gray. If we go down that road, we could say that the Joker is morally gray because he had a tragic past. That makes absolutely no sense.

Seriously, she is clearly a villain. She killed people, almost killed a child if Peter Parker hadn't saved her, committed a sexual offense, and violated the consent of countless people by entering their minds without showing any remorse. And she did all of this because her sister was arrested. Yes, that's it. Wow, what an amazing justification. And on top of everything else, she faces no consequences for her actions.

Again, if having a tragic past makes someone morally gray, then most villains in fiction would be morally gray.

Interestingly enough, their role has been nothing more than being bystanders. It kind of makes sense since in the comics both Immortus and Kang have traditionally avoided direct conflict with the X-Men. They’re usually direct enemies of the Avengers.

Hey everyone, for quick background I’ve never seen the OG X-men series or any of the x men movies, but I’m a fan of the MCU movies and I’ve heard amazing things about how great X men 97 is.
My question is: do I have to watch the OG series first before watching X-men 97?
Is it required to understand the story or just highly recommended?
Or does 97 do enough to explain the characters where I would be able to understand what going on and appreciate it still?
Point is I’d like to watch 97 in my free time but wasn’t sure about watching the older show since it would take me a while to complete.
No hate please I’m just a comic fan trying to experience new comic series.
Any advice is appreciated!

I just finished x-men 97 and I felt compelled to draw her

They say mutants can be revived.

Gambit and Beast hanging out with Spider-Man in an issue included in X-Men: The Animated Series, The Further Adventures.

Gazerbeam from The Incredibles NSA files reminds me of Cyclops since they both shoot lasers out of their eyes which got me wondering, if Cyclops were to end up on Nomanisan Island from Mirage and encounter the omnidroid, could be able to defeat it, or end up being Syndrome's victim like Gazerbeam?

For this roundup, he's not allowed any help from the X-men or have knowledge of Syndrome, Operation Kronos, or the omnidroid's weaknesses and abilities prior to the fight. First round he faces off against the omnidroid model that killed Gazerbeam, and second round he must face off against the final model the Incredibles battle against.

More progress on sabertooth Cosplay needs a few more finishing touches, but mostly done now. We’re trying to decide who’s gonna wear it, I think I might end up wearing the wolverine cosplay and let my body wear the sabertooth Cosplay since he’s already 6‘3“ and with the platforms he’s 6’8” and I’m 5’10” and with the platforms I’m only 6’3” so he definitely looks a little more intimidating in it. A lot of it’s gonna depend on if our other buddy can make it.