"10 things people who have never touched a comic but watch films based on comics always get wrong about the X-Men". Fixed the title for you.

1)Jean Grey *IS* an Omega level mutant, with or without the Phoenix Force. 2)Professor X and Magneto are actually friends; when the Professor left Earth, he actually left the school to Magneto when he briefly reformed. You can find out stuff like this from a simple Google Search.....

How does a comic book channel get juggernaut and unstoppable colossus mixed up?

I thought it was quite well known Juggernaut isn't a mutant

Another thing people get wrong is the magneto/mystique relationship. In true fact, they have little to no affiliation in the original source material, where in the movies and some other media they are seen as allies, friends and even lovers. In the comics they have very few similarities apart from running the brotherhood at very different points in time.

Wow you guys didn't mention Angel as one of the original X-Men. Look at the quality control over at WhatCulture And at least twice when discussing Juggernaut you showed the Unstoppable Colossus Jean Grey is an Omega level mutant with or without the Phoenix Force still waiting for the part where you point out that Scott isn't the jerk, that's going to be a long wait...

the early and mid 90s were the best era. cuz if you grew up and followed the xmen in this era, you wouldnt need this video at all

Most of these are basic knowledge, for comic book fans

This video is flawed on so many levels. 1. Angel was also one of the original X-men. 2. Why is Colossus being pictured for Juggernaut? 3. Everyone who reads X-men comics knows that Juggernaut is not a mutant. 4. Scott summers is most DEFINITELY a jerk! 5. Erik and Xavier were always friends. Omega level mutant: A mutant being who has vast control over matter and energy and possess the power to endanger the world. They could also potentially become beings of pure psychic energy. 6. Jean Grey is omega level mutant. With the Phoenix Force she's beyond omega level. 7. Emma Frost is only an omega level mutant on Earth 295. Being an Omega level telepath does not necessitate a character is an Omega level mutant, though.

5:01 That is exactly why I hate every X Men movie with Wolverine. He don't have to be main character. He doesn't have to get maximum screen time. I want to see Emma Frost, Cyclops, Kitty Pryde, Beast, Gambit, Rogue... etc. I want to see these characters their personas, their stories. I want to see X Men not Wolverine and others..

Emma Frost is not an omega-level mutant, by far. Jean was one of the first omega level mutants mentioned.

I love Xmen red. I like how Jean Grey is now separated from the Phoenix but remains such a powerful character

X-Men were my introduction into Marvel, which I will always love slightly more then DC. An the X-Men will always be one of my Marvel favorites as a result, and they stay relevant in so many ways even tho some of the recent story twists I am not a fan of.

Tbh I always thought X-Man was the most powerful mutant, because Franklin ALWAYS slips from my mind somehow

Whilst it's true that Wolverine and Sabertooth are not brothers in the comics, it's not entirely correct to say that they're not related there. Chris Claremont had plans for Sabertooth being Wolverine's father, which is why he emphasized during his stories that Sabertooth is generally a superior fighter to Wolverine - later authors didn't like this idea and retconned Sabertooth's claims of being Wolverine's dad to just a side-effect of the mind-tinkering that Sabertooth underwent in the Weapon X Program. In Ultimate Marvel, Sabertooth was likewise presented as Wolverine's son for a considerable length of time, only for this to be retconned in the same way and for similar reasons.

Umm the video was great but even without the Phoenix force Jean grey is still an Omega level mutant

The amount of "Ugh, can you believe these noobs?" that this guy is projecting directly contradicts the sheer number of incorrect facts in this video. Such as the fact that Magneto and Xavier ARE really good friends that care about each other (The Age of Apocalypse run clearly showed that even if you ignore the multitudes of other examples. He headed the xmen and named his son after him for goodness sake), Jean Gray IS an omega level mutant, Franklin Richards is NOT an Omega he's Beyond Omega. There's a difference. And Scott IS a sanctimonious jerk. That's just part of his character. Is that all he is? No. Doesn't stop it from being true, tho. Just like Logan is an asshole. He has other character traits but that's still an important one.

Everyone seems to forget the X-Men anime.

So by "Everyone", you really mean "People whose only exposure to the X-Men is through the films." Ypu are right that Jean Grey isn't the most powerful mutant, but she is still an Omega level mutant even without the Phoenix Force.

90's was the best xmen era. i stopped collecting a bit after onslaught killed every nonmutant hero on earth.

Santa is the the strongest mutant

Emma is NOT an Omega level mutant. She's an omega level telepath. Jean is an Omega level mutant

I think some of these points weren't quite accurate. Jean's an Omega, Erik/Xavier do care about each-other both on paper and in the cinema, 90'x X-Men gets the love since it introduced them to a generation in the medium they absorb best (and IT IS the best era! Lol). If I recall correctly in Origin, Wolverine killed Sabretooth's dad because he was a drunk and killed his mom? or Rose. I forget

You failed completely to prove your point that Cyclops is not an absolute jerk,i guess that's just not possible after all!

What’s the deal with showing Colossus empowered by Cyttorak instead of Cain Marko?

I honestly feel like having wolverine and sabertooth be related makes way more sense then them just happening to be mutants with practically the exact same powerset for no reason

Franklin Richards is BEYOND OMEGA. Get your shit together. Omega level is very different. So did you forget about Angel? How about you using Colossus images for Juggernaut. And Jean Grey is considered an Omega Level. Does what culture not know how to do research? Go to Comics Explained everyone. That dude knows his stuff. Not these MASSIVE POSERS.

NO, franklin is not the most powerful mutant. There is a category call "Beyond Omega Level " and YES franklin is in this one, so as Matthew Malloy, Gabriel Summers, MIster M (and maybe Clyde Wyncham Jr. and the original Jim Jaspers). The most powerful it will be the one who won a battle between them

According to the Origin comic, James Howlett is the father of Wolverine and Sabretooth. The movie switched it to be Sabretooth's dad as their father.

Jean is an Omega level mutant tho 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

You are forgetting that Warren Worthington the 3rd.(Angel) was also an original X-Men

Scarlett Witch is among the most powerful mutants heck she's the reason for the House of M comic story

That 90’s into though.... GOD ITS IN MY HEAD!

X Men Evolution was the first Marvel cartoon I watched.

You are more insightful than any one out there right now making videos about comic books

Wanda Witch Franklin Richards Jean Grey Bobby Drake Remy Etienne LeBeau Ororo Munroe Emma Frost These are omega Level Mutants

I first got into the X-Men with Uncanny X-Men # 130 (yeah, I'm that old) at the beginning of the Phoenix saga and while I enjoyed it in the comics, the movies haven't done that story line justice. When I saw the trailer for the new Dark Phoenix movie, I groaned aloud. I knew that, just like Ian said, the movie would omit the Shi'ar, the Hellfire Club and the Phoenix destroying planets; instead they would make it into a movie about an angry superhero destroying property. My other complaint about the movies is their timeline, which Ian also touched on. Rogue wasn't a founding member of the X-Men in the comics; she was originally a villain. Wolverine and Storm also weren't founding members; Iceman and Angel were.

contrary to popular opinions, I like the idea that Wolverine and Sabertooth are brothers it would've made sense since their abilities and personality are so similar not to mention it could've made their hatred/rivalry much more understandable instead of the Wolverine vs Sabertooth story when it was their genetics that made them hate each other ( if i remember correctly).

11: Jubilee is actually really cool you guys are just mean :(

Love these videos so much😘💞💞 keep it up!😉👌

The 90’s depicted in the animated series is definitely the best version

My kid wants learn about X men and everything. Here we are watching videos before bed so he can remember it all

Professor X and Magneto were depicted as Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X respectively

Jean Grey even as Dark Phoenix hasn’t even tapped the surface of her power so saying that isn’t an omega level mutant is inaccurate

How X-Men Origins : Wolverine should have ended.... Sabertooth:"My father was your father... we're brothers!" Wolverine:"Then why do I look EXACTLY like the guy that I thought was my father?" Sabertooth:"......well......sh*t." *roll credits*

This is wrong. I read the comics, and Cyclops is in fact a tool.

"10 Things Everyone Always Gets Wrong About The X-Men" indicates a list of factual errors that are commonly held as true. This is "10 Things People Say About The X-Men That I Disagree With". 10 things which, by the way, you are pretty wrong about.

X-Men Evolution is my favorite X-Men Show.

How about the fact that Nightcrawler has fur and can walk walls like Spider-Man (they seem to forget this) and that Banshee was an X-Men for a while.

Wolverine and sabertooth are brothers. Half-Brothers, same father, different mother. If you read The Wolverine Origins mini series, which is canon, then you'd know that.

Cyclops is back....thank you Paul, Kid Cable,......and the Phoenix

I'm liking this for the pics of Hickmans FF and Secret Wars 2015.

I would love to see more X-Men movies without wolverine

I'm sorry. But your wrong about Jean. Jean is the most powerful mutant.

The best comparsion you could make between the 90s X-Men and Evolution is their portrayal of Rogue. Both where interesting in their own way.

I preferred wolverine and sabertooth as brothers I think it added a aspect to their dynamic as rivals

Some good stuff, thanks. Many of them I knew but quite a few I didn't.

Why is it ok for Batman to be everywhere but not wolverine when he has a healing factor and can do that 🤔

The Wolverine Origins comic series from early 2000's depicted Logan and Victor as brothers, and then it was adapted to the big screen.

Good stuff. Do more of this.

Jean grey is Omega level mutant

X-Men evolution was my childhood!

In the X-Men cartoon (Evolution, I believe), Xavier says that Cain carries a dormant X-Gene, so despite his Juggernaut power stemming from the gem, isn't he still technically a mutant?

I thought it was said in the 90’s animated series that Wolverine and Sabertooth were half brothers as well.

One missed from the list. Beast turning furry happened while he was an Avenger and was completely unrelated to any X-men plots.

Actually when Chris Claremont created Sabretooth in 1977, he wanted him to be Wolverine's father. So yeah, at first they were supposed to be related. It's just that the writers who came after Claremont decided to create completely different origins.

I don’t care what anyone says 80’s and 90’s were my favorite eras of x men dark Phoenix apocalypse onslaught

Twice in this vid, the Unstoppable Colossus was shown while talking about Juggernaut. I mean he has metal skin, so it's kinda hard to get the two confused.

Angel was also part of the original team too no?

Jean Grey is an Omega level mutant..Let's get it right man

Are we not going to talk about the time Santa Claus was referred to as the most powerful mutant ever?

Jim Jasper's and molecule man are more powerful than Franklin Richards

Wolverine also made appearances in Alpha Flight and was treated as part of there roaster as well. This was when he was an Avenger and an X-Man.

You showed Collosonaut as Juggernaut, and your phrasing implied that Jean Grey is not an Omega Level mutant without the Phoenix Force when she in fact is, also the wording of the Cyclops segment “fought with the Avengers” makes it sound like he fought alongside them rather than against, good video all the same

Jean grey is in fact an omega level mutant

The original X-Men animated series' theme song is the chorus of Whitney Houston's I'm Your Baby Tonight. :D

Hi WhatCulture! What do you think of Dan Stephens as Legion? It's now just finished its second season. I have to confess that I found it too much of a mindf**k to carry on watching past the first couple of episodes of the second season. I feel guilty for that but it is too surreal for me.

I thought the comics revealed the Cytorak gem merely activated Marko's dormant x-gene.

I thought that you had forgot you had this channel nice to see an X embodiment video

Len Wein is pronounced WEEN. Nightcrawler, Storm and Colossus were originally offered to DC as potential new Legion members by Dave Cockrum. DC turned them down saying no one wanted to see a demonic hero or a black female character. They already had Ferro Lad.

And oh yes, what about Angel? I'm sure he was also on the original team. I remember he and Ice Man both had a bit of a crush on Moondragon, and were often shown thinking the same things about her at the same time, which made me think she was influencing them telepathically. I may be mistaken though; I haven't read those comics since the 1980's.

I wanna see some whatculture fantastic four vids!

I have watched and read a number of quality essays on the x-men, over the years. Not once did I ever see anyone over the age of 20 say the best era was in the early 90s. In fact, I was under the impression that anyone who had actually read the comics were all of the opinion that the "golden era" was 1981-86 (running basically from the beginning of the phoenix saga, through Inferno, and ending with The Fall of the Mutants). That era's staff quit almost immediately after, and the quality was lost entirely. It did have a bit of a resurgence in the early 90s, but nothing comparable to the original movement of character-driven super hero comics that began in the 80s. Its success influenced the depth of character development and social/ethical themes throughout mainstream marvel titles. X-men was a fringe title, until 1982, when it rocketed to the top, becoming Marvel's top selling title almost overnight. There is a reason for this- it had an entirely new level of writing. The fact that it held that position for 17 years of radically fluctuating quality, is only evidence to marketing (or the fact that perhaps a new generation of comic readers simply had nothing to compare it too, when the quality dropped). Jean Grey was always an omega level mutant. In fact, I think the first time the term was used was referring to her. Also, phoenix force being a cosmic entity extraneous of Jean was a ret-con done when Marvel wished to bring her back to life for X-factor. In the original run, the phoenix was Jean. It was made a different entity so that Jean could be absolved of having murdered an entire planet by placing all the blame on "an alien". How about that for white-washing history?

8:24 - That Colossus, not Juggernaut. It is when Pietro takes the power of Cytorakk from Caine Marko

Cyclops was right

while i havent read the new story lines u referred to, I will say they would have to be spectacular to compare to the likes of DOFP , Inferno, X-Tinction Agenda and Fall of the Mutants among others. The story arcs are what made the X men from 60-90's. Nuff said

60s original stories 80s -1994 best x -men era in comics

6:07 I have never heared anyone say that, everyone says it’s the best for a good reason but only good one? When did anyone ever say such a thing?

This entire list is basically “10 things when the Xmen movies were different to the comics”

I feel like you also forgot the amazing X-Men anime that came out a few years ago when discussing the animated series.

In fairness to the people who see Cyclops/Scott Summers as a jerk Boy Scout...:he WAS. In the 90s, the cartoon wasn't the only media to show him as such, in being 1-Dimensional. The comics my generation grew up with justify this assumption...bc it wasn't an assumption. Idk how much you youngins know about 90s comics, and how we res Ted to and saw 90s comics. It wasn't until the aughts and AvX that he really busted out of this and fully became more complex. Facts!

it blows my mind that they bothered to find an Asian extra to be Jubilee, even in x-men (2000)movie, but never though:"hey let's make her one of the main characters."

Quick correction I stated it was a 3 part series it's a six part series I only read the first three just looked it up it did come out in 2001 and to any where from 30 to 50 bucks a get you a copy I just ordered the graphic novel for 50.

I never read any comics but even I know juggernaut wasn't a mutant. I also disagree about the X-Men shows I never really got into evaluation or wolverine and X-Men.

Wolverine and Sabertooth are half-brothers, it was revealed in the Wolverine origin comic miniseries in the early 2000's. The movie did a piss poor job of translating that to the screen but they still have the same biological father.

This vid is wrong Charles Xavier and magneto were friends hell magneto has led the x men several times smh

Give Wolverine to Alpha Flight.

There was a great moment where they were picking heroes to be Avengers. Luke Cage said he wanted The Thing on his team, and someone said "But he's on a team already," to which Logan said, "I'm on 2 mutant teams, an Avenger, I run a school, and I do my own thing." When they asked how he could do all that, he took a drag off his cigar and said, "My real mutant power is time management."

Iceman an Omega level mutant? Legion and Emma Frost, i can understand, but Iceman?

Paradoxically, when you mention Juggernaut is not a mutant and even fought against Spider-man you use several pictures of Colossus using the Gem of Cyttorak instead of Juggernaut himself. As shown by the metallic arms.