I Watched ALL of X Men '97 in ONE Day 

U dont know what the term filler is. U think it’s a term for boring and u got it wrong my friend. Just cuz ur not into it or find it boring doesn’t mean it’s filler. To be clear filler is taking a break from the overarching story and not advancing the plot or character arch’s in any meaningful way! And episodes 4 and 6 don’t qualify as filler. It’s fine if u don’t like them and Storm doesn’t do it for u that’s a matter of taste but ur label of filler is misused.

"didn't watch the old show or follow the xmen" Storm, give'm the forecast.

Filler is a word that should not be used lightly, character development is not filler, anime was a mistake, Miyazaki was right.

My best friend is a binge snob. Refuses to watch anything unless he can do it all in one sitting. With this type of show it messes up the experience, getting to talk about each episode for a week til the next one. It was an awesome experience. It made every week hyped. I miss it already.

Episode 4 was not filler, it was about making Jubilén mature and continue walking into the future, episode 6 was important, since Xavier almost died from an attack that happened in the original series of The 90s, and the Shiar cured him, on the other hand Storm has claustrophobia, so four and six were important to give a background to the characters

The 'Adversary' attacking Storm has a lot to do with what we psychologically know as ones shadow. It feeds off it, and Storm had to confront some deep inner truths about herself to overcome what was blocking her own powers. I understand not everyone is aware of what the shadow is, that's fine, vut the depiction of addressing it was done in such a powerful visual way and I do get a bit disappointed some people don't appreciate it. Its fine, truly. Just my two cents.

Motendo was a filler episode, but it was important to address nostalgia and expectation for the series.

Hey man, nice video! Glad to hear that you're X-men pilled lol. Im personally going back and reading the original comics for the first time because I loved this show so much. Hope you find more X-men shit you like before season 2 comes out!

A real fun way to get into the classic X-Men is the book X-Men Grand Design. its filled with all the good stuff that made the X-Fam so legendary almost all in one : )

End of the 92 series ends with Xavier almost dying and the Shiar heal him and he doesnt know whats going on at earth and it seems like it hasnt been that long since he wasnt healed

It was so cool to see someone watch this who wasn’t familiar with X-Men or even a fan before this show. I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

And yes. Forge is native......

Great review but you need to figure out a new word that's not filler maybe you can say episode 4 was fillerish but this season had no filler episodes

Also, it appears you missed the mid credits scene with Apocalypse holding a card and what it signifies.

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interesting you watched ep 5 but didn't think Magneto died too

I watched all the xmen shows minus the anime , this was a great follow up! I reccomend xmen evolution and wolverine and the xmen:)

Did you see the the watcher silhouette in the background In ep 5?

I think the differences in opinion between you and some commenters here may possibly lie in a lack of familiarity with the source material from the graphic novels? From beginning to end, I found the entire series was told in a very deliberate way making good use of every second of screen time. I can understand why you may have perceived Jubilee's storyline in the "Motendo" episode to be "filler", but I respectfully have to differ. It presents a healthy dose of nostalgia for sure. I give Marvel a pass here as it was a clever and very artfully done bit of fan service to highlight the original Xmen arcade game some of us are old enough to remember :-) A wonderfully surprising tribute to see. But that storyline did also serve to develop Jubilee's character. In "Motendo" we got to see how Jubilee was given an opportunity to mature from wisdom received from her older self in the game (voiced by the original voice actress for the character from the early 90s Xmen animated series). She also learned that her mutant power has greater potential than she had been using it for (the importance here plays out toward the end when she lands a very damaging blow to a certain purple-clad villain's face!). This makes it much more believable that the perpetual newbie teen-girl from the original xmen animated series has developed into a young woman whose powers now pose something of an actual threat. This episode shows us that Jubilee's powers are more dangerous than ever before, that her power as an Xman has been upgraded and that we in the audience need to start to take her a little more seriously in this series. We also get to see how much more skilled Jubilation had become since enrolling in Xavier's school, as she has quicker reflexes under fire than the new, newbie mutant (Sunspot); In episode 3 we see how much more resourceful and collected she is when Madelyn's nightmarish illusions attack Jubilee and Sunspot through the TV. And she is given a love interest for the first time I believe, which further illustrates her evolving maturity. Her burgeoning relationship with Sunspot lends an extra dimension of emotional complexity and drama to the conflict that will ensue between Magneto's faction and the Xmen team proper, toward the end of the season, when lovebirds "Jubes" and Sunspot find themselves in ideological opposition. This is just my take on that part of the series. Each person who watches it will come away with their own subjective experience of it--yours being no less valid for you than mine is for me. But having read many an Xmen comic book in my day, I just wanted to say that being familiar with the source material definitely helped me to see how much the writers enrich these stories with so much meaning and detail that enhances the narrative beyond what you might catch on first pass. So "Jubes'" story may not quite as compelling as Storm's, Rogue's & Gambit's, or the Summers', but I praise the writers for never resting on their laurels, and taking every character's story seriously even in areas where they didn't need to. It makes the whole series better for having taking 10 minutes to do a little justice to Jubilation Lee's and Sunspot's character arcs. I enjoyed your reaction! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

You see the end credit scene on ep 10?

I couid agree that 4 is filler ish..but 6 is not . I would've preferred it continued ep 5..but charles is part of the team

If you get a chance go check out season 3 and the very last episode of the original series. Your newness is refreshing.

Welcome to the X-Men, Cody. Hope you survive the experience!

22:42 Hello!! 😻

You missed the last mid credit scene, didn't you...😬

Hope u strap in!!!!

2nd comment!