X-MEN 97 EPISODE 8 BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed!
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Publicado 2024-05-02
X-Men ‘97 Episode 8 features cameos by Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, Zemo, Silver Samurai, Omega Red, and references to Doctor Strange, the Ancient One, and Absolute Points from What If! Erik Voss breaks down this episode for all the Easter Eggs you missed and what Magneto truly did in the final scene by hitting Earth with an EMP like in the Fatal Attraction comic!
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Opening Title Sequence
1:05 - Where is Bishop?
2:35 - Sacred Timeline
4:42 - Future Vision
6:18 - Absolute Points
8:49 - Xavier Lied
10:10 - Sponsor
10:59 - Blood is Blood, Family is a Choice
12:44 - Val Cooper and Magneto
14:05 - Kate’s Coffee
14:29 - Bastion’s Origin
17:13 - Doctor Doom and Baron Zemo
18:41 - The Final Dream
19:38 - Beast Activates the Prime Sentinels
21:23 - Wolverine and Nightcrawler
23:32 - Summers Family Road Trip
24:38 - Magneto Was Right
26:36 - Spider-Man Cameo
27:08 - Silver Samurai and Omega Red
28:20 - To Me, My X-Men
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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“He’s declared war” was the line that made me realize what Magneto really did. Pacemakers, airplanes, nuclear reactors etc… a complete shutdown.
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the fact the Dr doom is calling out Bastion out for war crimes is hilarious
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The Nightcrawler and Wolverine team up was 🔥🔥🔥
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Omega Level Series Detected
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No one is talking about how disrespectful it was for Sinister to speak fondly about Mengele WITHIN EARSHOT OF MAGNETO.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: this series is the best thing Marvel has done in years!
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That shot of the Nightcrawler transportation showing how it affected Wolverine was just stinkin awesome! The writing in this series has been so good!
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X-M 52 refers to X-Men #52 from 1996, when Bastion made his first appearance.
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Seeing wolverine ,and nightcrawler's tear it up was awesome.
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Is anyone gonna talk about how X-Men 97 LOVES to have magneto shirtless?
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The teleport scene I watched like 5x times.. My childhood is being relived in my 40s.
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The icons in Cable’s projection are the original XMen: Cyclop’s visor, Jean’s mask, Iceman’s snowflake, Angel’s halo, Beast’s paw.
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The Wolverine and Nightcrawler team up fight was just.....Beautiful.
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Anyone else been waiting for this video?
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Nightcrawler has been my favorite character in this season. Every line is thoughtfully written and delivered.
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This episode was what secret invasion supposed to be this was excellent.
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The prime sentinels pulled a Dahmer on Roberto. "We're not trying to kill him, we are trying to help him"
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The thing is that "tolerance is extinction" can be understood a number of ways. The one way I haven't seen anyone mention is tolerating racism, or in other words, the idea exemplified by the poem, "First they came..." Humans, by tolerating the sentinels wiping out mutants, is effectively paving the way to their own extinction.
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I had a full nerdgasm during this episode and that was before my favorite X-Men character of all time OMEGA RED showed up.
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A hill I’m ready to die on: this ep is the single best 30 minutes of superhero content ever put on a screen. Not “xmen content” or “animated superhero content” or even “marvel content.” The single best 30 minutes of superhero programming in human history
