Agreed! 🙏🏽💪

I still can't believe that's Matthew Waterson (Doomguy) voicing Magneto.

As a young boy in the 90s growing up in rural South Texas, the "X-Men" comics and cartoon series taught me a lot about tolerance and equality.

I took rewatching it 6 times... 😅

@@chadthaw6241 Confirmed

I realized that the first time

@@JH-mo7xm You, sir, are a genius.

@@VAOdin thank you sir. I appreciate it.

I loved them to just a bunch of outcasts that look out for each other, glad they got saved by magneto they deserve the W

What "damage"?

All jokes aside you might be right. Nathan was Jeans clone Madelyn's kid.

Fake jeans is goblins queen

My gay coworkers are already calling him Dadneto. I can't with them lol

I want to hear a discussion between Magneto and Castlevania Dracula

Both would be interesting encounters

From an alternate future, but yes.

Ye but also the 90s series wasn't completely following the comics like dark phoenix saga ending and we can actually see assumed Madelyne actually using Jean's powers and prob for a long time too. My guess is since they don't wanna do the whole fantastic four finding jean deep in the ocean storyline I think they are just gonna cut it short and turn into this.

Yes !!

Well sure they've changed a lot. Jean was "dead" in the comics and Maddie never thought she was Jean, and neither did Scott. In the comics, I guess Maddie having the same powers as Jean as well as looking like her would have been a bit too suspicious to ignore.

They are definitely taking liberties with the Madelyne Pryor storyline but honestly I think the changes are for the best. The original comic storyline didn’t paint anyone in a very flattering light, especially Cyclops. I do think for this condensed storyline, having Maddie believe she was Jean and be her exact copy will play out much better and much more tragically than the comic.

It absolutely is fear, that's her first time experiencing lightning without knowing it was coming, she's never been taken off guard by it before.

As many speculated/implied over the years.........Malcolm and Martin.

Or you could just watch it yourself.

Madelyne has Jean memories. That one might believe she is actually Jean Grey

We also don't know when Madelyne replaced Jean. It can be recent,right after dark phoenix saga or in between phoenix sagas. I think she was probably using that costume as Jean for a long time actually.

I’m actually starting to think that the real Jean Grey is first introduced into X-Men 97 when pregnant Jean (likely Madelyn Pryor) is using Cerebro to enter that guy’s mind. Pregnant Jean (Madelyn) suddenly gets startled-something about someone else being there, detecting an intruder that we are meant to think is Mastermold. But I think the intruder is the real Jean Grey who appears suddenly in her blue & orange X-Men uniform, not pregnant, and she’s floating around wondering whose mind she is in. Madelyn needs assistance from Cerebro to enter the guy’s mind but the real Jean Grey, an omega-level mutant, can access the man’s mind without the use of cerebro or any device. In the comic books, I remember that both Xavier and Jean could astral travel as part of their telepathic powers. So I think that’s the real Jean Grey showing up in that guy’s mind. And at the end of the episode 2, I think Jean has come to find the X-Men to alert them that she has seen a vision or mental blueprint in that bigoted guy’s mind of a mutant extinction at the hands of Mastermold.

😂 Dead ☠️ This is why we also need a continuation of the 90s Spider Man series.

Wo wow woooooowwwww

Didn't she die at the end?

@@fernandosepulveda7297 no. She went into the multiverse or something.

I was ready to disagree with you, but I read your comment thoroughly and at the end I can see you made a valid point. I would add this, though: one could argue there is bigotry in a hospital or its staff refusing to serve a mutant member of their community without making sufficient effort to incorporate evidence -based safety protocols into their clinical practices, so that their hospital can serve ALL patients whether they be human or mutant. When I first watched this episode and saw that scene in the hospital where Jean us refused prenatal care in a critical time of need, it immediately brought to mind the 1940s and racially segregated hospitals in the U.S. If I recall correctly, Jazz(Blues?) singer Billie Holiday was in a bad car crash, and she died from bleeding out as she was being driven to a hospital that treated ‘negroes’ at the time because the nearby Hospital refused to treat Black people, even though she was in critical condition and hemorrhaging blood. So for me, I felt like the main purpose of this scene was written into this episode more to add to the sense of marginalization, exclusion, and (sometimes willfull) ignorance that mutants experience in the X-men universe, often to their great detriment. The concern about delivering a mutant baby as a medical concern could also come across a bit like the prejudice against gay men in the 1980s at the height of the HIV epidemic where people did not want to come into proximity to a gay man for fear of possible exposure, even after the science came out and showed that the virus could only be spread through the direct exchanging of fluids. Thus these men were denied critical services, denied job opportunities and more. Again, I can see your point, but in a shared society - in a compassionate society - we would hope that our social institutions would do what they could to the extent possible to figure what needs to be done to be able to serve everyone in society, and not just the majority or privileged minority. And that’s what I love about the X-Men. It allows us to understand and contemplate various human experiences, and develop a sense of empathy in the real world. And it generates some really interesting Discussions and commentary 🙂

Bishop is black, Cable is white, you seem to have conflated the two.

@@ripleyjlawman.3162I see I was confused cuz I thought bishop and cable was one and the same I guess I never pay attention lol my bad

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