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The last part of the
Last Wednesday, the long-awaited first season finale of X-Men 97, the acclaimed series from Marvel Studios, premiered on Disney+. “Tolerance Is Dying – Episode 3” episode left fans with many questions and mixed feelings.
End of season
Malfunction alert! If you haven’t seen the episode yet, proceed with caution.
In the powerful final moments, the X-Men team defeats Bashan and prevents Asteroid M from destroying the planet. However, the heroes were unexpectedly transported in time.
Xavier (Ross Marquand), Magneto (Matthew Watterson), Rogue (Lenore Zahn), Nightcrawler (Adrian Hough) and the Beast (George Buza) find themselves in 3000 BC Egypt, where they meet a young N Sabah Nur (Adetokumboh). Ma Cormac) Jean Gray (Jennifer Hale) and Cyclops (Ray Chase) on Earth in 3960 A.D. encounter a young version of their son Nathan Summers, also known as Cable. This includes Storm (Alison Seeley-Smith), Wolverine (Cal Dodd) and Morpho (JP Karliak).
A look at the post-credit scene
In the current timeline, Survivor of Genosha, we see Apocalypse standing next to Gambit’s grave, holding one of his cards. “My children, so much suffering,” says the narrator. “So… Death”
In the comics, Gambit becomes one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. This episode clearly suggests that Remy Lebow may return as Death in the second season, although nothing has been confirmed by the show’s creative team yet.
“Oh, did something happen to Gambit in the comics? Oh, it’s great,” executive director Jake Castorena told E! “Nothing happens by chance. Everything is carefully planned. “
Director Chase Conley added, “The interesting thing about animated series is that they always get their own adaptations, so you never know what to expect.” But our writers definitely put it out there to make people think. “Every word in the series is very deliberate and has been revised four times.”
Setting the stage for future villains
“Introducing Apocalypse at one point has always been part of Bow’s approach,” said Brad Winderbaum, Marvel’s head of television about the powerful villain. “The first season was going to focus on Magneto and Mr. Sinister, with Bastion in the second half as the super villain. “Apocalypse was never in the plans for the first season, but we always had it in mind for the future.”
The series has already been renewed for a second season, and a third is very likely. However, if the series continues, it will have a new head writer after Beau DeMayo was fired shortly before the premiere.
Speaking about the show’s success, Winderbaum said, “We felt a lot of pressure in the studio as we adapted episode two and planned for the future. It’s been fun and it’s taught us a lot of important lessons for the franchise. It’s definitely started the third season on a high note.”
The new X-Men 97
Winderbaum confirmed that the team “will have a new head writer for the third season,” but “we respect Boone’s ideas for a second season.”
“A lot of the visual story on this show comes from him and our amazing directorial team. So there seems to be a consistent voice. The mantra is the same, the goals are the same, and the source material is the same. As far as that being our guide, the fact that we’re honoring the comics and the original show, this The creative search is key.
A dynamic future
With these surprising developments and revelations, X-Men ’97 is set to continue with exciting fan-engaging storylines and unexpected twists. The arrival of the apocalypse, the return of beloved characters and time travel ensure that the upcoming seasons will be a thrilling ride that fans will not want to miss.
Combining classic elements with new twists ensures that X-Men 97 will continue to captivate both longtime fans and new audiences alike. With every detail carefully planned and a deep respect for the source material, this series promises to remain a favorite in the world of animated entertainment.