"Where are their parents?" Most of their parents disowned them when they found out they were mutants.

3:45 so glad you picked up on this. 95% of the reactors think time stopped but you're one of the few who correctly deduced that Charles froze people's movements.

It is incredibly difficult to tell your parents the truth when it could mean they disown you, or, worse, turn you in to the authorities for being "different". Personally, I can understand Bobby's choice to not tell his parents about his abilities until he felt ready, and supported by people he has things in common with. A good mom would be understanding, I hope. Sadly, it isn't always the case.

Magneto whole thing is protecting mutants even in the first film…its the reason he go so overboard because he wants them to be free because of his past and how he was treated.

The guy playing Stryker has had a succession of great roles.

When Nightcrawler teleports, all the smoke you see is from a dark hellfire & brimestone style dimension...while it looks in the regular world that he can teleport instantly, when he's in the other dimension he actually has to find the exit portal... There's an episode of one of the X-Men animated shows where it's shown.

When Chris Claremont began writing X-Men in the ‘70s, he did a lot to introduce real complexity into characters. Progressing comics beyond the simpler ‘Silver Age’ of Stan Lee. Hero or villain became more a matter of perspective than an absolute. That is much of the reason why they went from one of the least popular comics to the biggest super hero team of the ‘80s and ‘90s.

It's easy to confuse "Striker" with "Strucker". Literally 1 letter. You're more than excused for that lol. This is peak Xmen imo. The movie is just so good, and still holds up.

The opening scene with nightcrawler is my favorite part of any marvel film, teleportation is definitely the power I'd want

In the comics, Nightcrawler is Mystique's son. Along with her transformation powers, she also has halted aging. Shes well over 100 years old. She had encountered Wolverine in the Midwest during the 1920s when they were both outlaws.

"YOU SHOULD HAVE KILLED ME WHEN YOU HAD THE CHANCE!" I try to use that line in public or at work whenever I can.

Jason is _basically_ an original character from this movie. He *is* inspired to Jason Wyngarde aka Mastermind: a mutant, a criminal and a real creep with the power of illusions who tormented Jean and the X-Men in the comics (and Wanda before that). However, his age, his relation to Stryker, his disability... these are all characteristics that Wyngarde didn't have, so I'd say he ended up being a completely different character. *REVEREND* William Stryker was also a very different character in the comics. He was a televangelist who preached hate against "demonic looking creatures of Satan" like poor Kurt Wagner, and organized fun group activities like burning monsters at the stake. After the movie came out, the comics gave him a more militaristic style to adapt the comics to the movie.

29:14 Magneto was referring to Scott and Jean fighting, not Mistyque and Logan about getting involved in a lovers quarrel.

Remember The Last Stand, Origins Wolverine, The Wolverine, Days of Future Past & Apocalypse have end credit scenes. Don't forget to watch those too 😉.

“I hope we see Hugh Jackman again” 😂 That’s funny, you’ll get the joke eventually.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet, but in the comics Magneto is the father of Wanda and Pietro Maximoff ( Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver). Because of the separation between Fox and disney, the MCU never referenced that

"Because it looked like she was gaining new powers." Hoo boy. Buckle up.

Nightcrawler is one of my all-time favourite X-Men characters, with the best sound effect when he jumps into the brimstone dimension...BAMF! Also, I commend you on your alliteration once again.

Iceman actually is one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel universe. He doesn't typically push his powers very far, but he is an Omega level mutant like Storm, Magneto, and Jean Grey. For clarification, "a mutant whose dominant power is deemed to register -- or reach -- an indefinable upper limit of that power's specific classification." - Jonathan Hickman and Pepe Parraz's House of X #1.

Jason is based on a character from the comics called Mastermind, who was very much a villain. His whole thing was making people see whatever he wanted them to see, kind of like Loki or Mysterio. In the comics, though, Jason wasn’t related to Stryker at all. In fact, Stryker in the comics was a Christian Reverend who thought mutants were crimes against God’s creation. This version is really well done, though.

11:07 the girl who can phase through things is named Kitty Pryde. There was an Avengers comic book where the X-Men and the Avengers fought. Kitty Pryde phased through Iron Man and that caused his suit to malfunction. So he's lying on the ground and Tony can't move because his suit has malfunctioned! Before Kitty Pryde runs off to join the fight she turns back and apologizes to Tony for shorting out his suit.

Rogue, Wolverine, plus Deadpool, Beast, Havok, and Quicksilver whom you haven't met yet but who show up in later movies have been members of the Avengers as well, and Storm was a member of the Fantastic Four. So, you know, you don't have to choose to be on just one superhero team as long as they're in the same universe

Keep in mind when this series came out it was near the beginning of the superhero genre.. they were breaking ground with it on the big screen still and learning what works and doesn't work. Which is why you'll still get scenes that seem or feel 'campy' like the earlier Batman series (with Michael Keaton and all).

The casting in all these movies is excellent. Some standouts from this one for me are Bryan Cox (Who plays William Stryker), Alan Cumming (Who plays Nightcrawler) and Kelly Hu (Who plays Lady Deathstrike, and is also my personal Hollywood crush 😂). The cast remains pretty much spot on throughout this whole series, can't wait for you to watch the rest!

Stryker - "Strike her" Strucker - "Struck her" Yeah I can see why you got the two mixed up 😅

Re: Mystique It’s not that she can become inanimate objects so much as she can look like anything with a humanoid shape. So she couldn’t become a lamp but a statue is just a humanoid form that doesn’t move

"It's so weird to be on Mystique's side." (grabs popcorn for later) Both the metal guy (Peter/ Colossus) and Nightcrawler are major characters in the comics and in several of the cartoon series. Unfortunately they get very little screen time in the movies. For now. (cough)

man she is sharp in picking up hints in the movie, even guessed what might happen in the next movie

If Col. Stryker was bad enough to wish for the extermination of the mutants and act upon it, then HE would be the reason his son Jason may have been a bad person.

Jean is an OMEGA level mutant she can end the planet if she wants to same as storm and prof x

Jax, the X-men have nothing to do with the MCU at this point. X-men movies were created before the other MCU movies and were never tied together. At least not yet.

In the comics, Rogue is raised by Mystique and may or may not be Mystique's biological daughter by way of Magneto/Wolverine/Sabretooth/???. That whole "we love what you've done with your hair" while laughing together is a very parental response to a rebellious daughter, that it is a dark joke to make due to causing said girl to have Marie Antoinette syndrome is par for the course for both Magneto and Mystique.

The girl with the sonic scream is called Siryn in the X-Men comics. Her Father is also a mutant with the same powers, called Banshee.

Something to keep in mind with the X-Men is that they're often used as an allegory for real life issues like racism or homophobia or persecution, and have been for years. They're meant to be the marginalized group that's seen as 'different' or 'wrong' often in the comics, and that's why so many people can relate to them in one way or another. Everyone for some reason has probably felt like 'other', whether it be because you're introverted vs. extroverted, not being 'feminine' or 'masculine' enough, or simply grew up as a different color or from a different place. As people have pointed out, Bobby's scene with his family is meant to be similar to coming out, especially with the line "Have you tried not being a mutant?"

If Bobby was Canadian he would probably be the Minister of Curling and Hockey ice surfaces.

So that scene where Bobby tells his family about being a mutant was supposed to be a representation for a kid coming out to their family.

11:08 "I don't know what I'm doing with my hands . . . but I hope it helps." 😆

20:22 nice save there 😂

Super cool behind the scenes fact (pun very much intended): that ice wall Bobby made in the school was a practical effect. They actually made that for the scene and blew it up.

Just found your channel, sorry about the late comment. The first X-Men film broke new ground in superhero films. Up until this film, they were not serious endeavers. Even the fun 1978 Superman film with Chris Reeve was campy. Then X2 came along and entirely upped the game of superhero films. X-Men, X2 snd the 2004 Spiderman 2 film had great scripts with deep characters, intriging and complex plots, excellent actors and quality direction. And movie SFX was finally able to meet the needs of a superhero film. IMO, without the 3 films I mentioned, I don't think we would have had the MCU (well, through phase 4) we know today. Then in 2017, the filmmakers of Logan came along, looked at the quality filmmaking that had been done in the last couple of decades and said "hold my beer", and raised the bar of superhero films to a whole newv level. Logan became the first superhero film to be nominated for an Oscar. That nom was for screenwriting. I've always thought it criminal that Patrick Stewart wasn't nominated for best supporting actor and a nomination for best picture. Great. Now I'm babbling. Have a good day 😊

One of my favorite line, "What exactly are you professor of?" "Art" 😂

This is one of the coolest movies in the series.

The "I''m a mutant" talk was meant to be a direct copy version of the "I'm gay" talk. "Have you tried not being a mutant/gay" being a common thing that comes up with the type of parent that a child might not be comfortable talking about such things to. The reason he did not tell his parents is pretty much exactly this. They're not the type of parents who would understand that he just is the way he is, and did not choose to be.

I have always wondered Jason's age when the event with his mom took place and how intentional it really was. If he was the age he projected to Charles then that is quite young. It could be simply his mind reacting to the trauma of the way he was raised. It sounded like he was taught he was "bad" but learned being a mutant was natural at the school and probably caused resentment. In other movies that centered around a child that could project images into others minds, the danger often stems from the child's own traumatic thoughts becoming real without the intent of damage. Like the mind is creating the nightmare but the mind doesnt control the nightmare.

Magneto is a great villain, because like Killmonger in Black Panther, he’s on the right side, morally speaking. But he’s so ruthless & extreme, he ends up hurting his own cause.

The metal guy is named Colossus and is named '''Peter." He is tremendously strong and durable, and does a co-operative stunt with Wolverine. Peter armors up and THROWS Wolverine at enemies. Logan can take the hit (most enemies can't) and then claws the crap out of whoever's left standing. You'll see them do that in the next X-Men movie. FWIW, Colossus is the exact same character as the CGI character in the Deadpool movies. He has a Russian accent in those movies because he's Russian (and named "Pyotr") in Marvel comics continuity.

Team X-Men forever🎉🎉

👍🙂❤️ You’re getting Baron Strucker (Avengers) and Colonel Stryker (X-Men) confused. 👍🙂❤️

Hi Jax. How are you, my angel? I've been saying this for a while: • Did you notice that when Cerebro switches the attack to humans, in the oval office the president is in relief, while his men agonize on the floor? I believe that the president is also a mutant and either disguised it or didn't even know it. • Another thing about this film Striker is not (for now) in the MCU, the one from Avengers Age of Ultron, Hydra era, his name is Baron Strucker. In the comics, Striker was not a military man, he was a reverend who declared war on mutants, on behalf of his son Jason (Mastermind). • When they are at home and Bob shows his parents his powers, his mother's speech is the same as when parents discover that their children are homosexuals. And because of the attention he gets, his brother Ron becomes jealous and angry, and turns them in to the police. • The metal used in Logan is called Adamantiun and is the most resistant metal on Earth, but it is an amalgam that uses alien metals. At the time, FOX held the rights to the mutants and were unable to use Adamantiun in the MCU, as the Captain's shield does not only have Vibranium in its composition. Adamantium is part of it.

7:25 "Cant she just pretend to be a computer printer or something" (Displays illustration of printer with eyes) I laughed way too hard at this! "That was murder" (I approve). "Bobby has powers! He can create icicles" (illustration of ice with angry eyes)... We need to coin a name for when you quickfire goof like this! "JaxHammer Jokes" "Jaxing off!" :/ "Jolly Jax giddy Craic" "Hell -arious-Murmurs" (This ones a stretch) Leave it with me lol 26:33 "Experimentor", "Experimentator".... "He does experiments on mutants" XD flawless recovery Jax

Am still worried regards Lamby's intentions towards the human race.

"Have you tried... not being a mutant?" is a scene that was supposed to be analogous to someone who's gay coming out to their family who are not accepting of it. That line is a joke "Have you tried not being gay?" as if it works that way lul

The one thing about Nightcrawler's powers that the movies don't touch on is that his teleports leave behind an awful smell(think hot tar mixed with skunk, farts, and rotten eggs sitting in the hot summer sun).

As always a great reaction. Love´d both today! Keep up the good work.

4:15 Sir Brian Cox is astounding in almost every role. one of my favorites is ‘Deadwood’

I read a lot of the comments, and most are about what a great character Nightcrawler is. And it's true. The fact that the producers & director kept his Religion intact astonishes me. In the comics, Kurt was at one time, a priest. But even as i type this, I am reading Kurt's biography on Wikipedia, and even THAT was retconned to be an illusion! But at least it's in the movie.

31:24 "This fight is kinda POINTLESS." I see what you did there. LOL

7:26 Mystique trying to look as cubical as possible while making printing noises is a hilarious mental image

18:57 I'd never be a guard because I'm pretty sure my immediate reaction would be to "nope" outta there!

I hope somebody didn't already write this -- I'm not feeling up to reading all the comments, but ... there's a funny sort of paradox in this film, left over from the comic books: in this movie, Chrles can use Cerebro to find "all the mutants" or "all the humans." But in the comics, one of the X-men's greatest enemies are A.I.-controlled robots called Sentinels. The A.I. that makes/controls the Sentinels is called Master Mold, it was told its primary mission is "to protect humans from mutants." The Master Mold replies "All humans are mutants," so it reinterprets its mission as "protect humans from themselves." The Sentinels then conquer the whole planet.

It wasn't really hard to "prove Bobby's parents right" .. they already had their massive prejudices, showing with the question if he never tired to "choose to not be a mutant".. they are the ones on the wrong side, here.. and the little brother is just a jealous a*hole here, calling the police on his brother, he perfectly knows, is harmless...

Also thankfully for rouge in the comic she does eventual get control over her powers she able to touch people with out zapping thier energy...

37:39 - "I think Jean might be ok" Us: "Uh...yeah"

Another wonderful reaction, thank you! This was so entertaining. You're a fan of the X-Men now so Ive got great news for you. I say this knowing that you've got a ton of movies to go through etc., of course. So, back in the 90s there was an X-Men cartoon, and after over 20 years they decided to continue it with the original voice actors...etc. I do not exaggerate when I say this iteration is quite simply incredible. The story is amazing, very deep, exploring the question of acceptance of mutants...etc (many of the same themes of this movie). I know what you're thinking, 'a cartoon?'. I dont want to write an essay on it, but critics have given it nothing but praise after praise. If I may suggest, one day, please react to it. Many are reacting to it now and it's doing amazing on youtube. Consult the opinion of your Patrons - if I know anything about them, they'll be REALLY into it right now. Again, I assure you, this isnt your saturday morning, plunk the kids in front of the tv cartoon. This stuff is deep. Anyway! Wonderful reaction and I cannot wait for your next one!!

Of course I can’t wait till Jax gets to DeadPool ,BUT Logan is going to blow her away.

I say this always but, Adorable as always Jax, and Love N Light from Canada to you and Lamby for another amazing reaction. :)

In the comic book Bobby Drake the Ice man was often in a pure ice form and looked vedy cool while gliding through the air with sheets of ice and when I was a kid the Nightcrawler was my favorite mutant

Nightcrawler and Wolverine are my brother and I (our favorites as kids) so I was super stoked when they brought in Nightcrawler, which is my brotgers favorite.

Most people dont know this but bobby drake aka "iceman" is actually what is called an "Omega level mutant" basically, an extremely powerful mutant. In the comics, iceman has the ability to freeze peoples blood, he once turned rain drops into frozen fists and if im not mistaken, hes so powerful he froze hell over. Yes, actual hell.

My favorite X-Man movie, partly because it's so darn good, partly because it spotlights my favorite Marvel mutant, Nightcrawler. (My cousin once told me "Nightcrawler has weird feet, his name is Kurt, and he loves Errol Flynn movies. Your liking him is practically narcissism.") The opening scene with him in the White House is widely regarded as one of the best fight sequences ever seen in a super-hero movie. You should know that the movies take a *lot* of liberties with the source material. Stryker, for example, is a fundamentalist minister in the comics leading a fanatical anti-mutant cult. His son Jason is loosely based on a character named Jason Wyngarde a.k.a. Mastermind, one of Magneto's original Brotherhood along with Toad, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. My advice is to forget about the comics and enjoy the movies for what they are.

Jason Stryker is based off of Jason Wyngarde, aka Mastermind. In the comics he has no relation to Stryker, and he is generally a unredeemable monster. That having been said, so is Stryker so its likely Jason had reason to hate his father (not that it justifies what he did)

X-Men 2 is definitely my favourite X-Men movie.... it's got so much in it. That Nightcrawler first scene was epic and iconic.... even if people didn't like comics, they LOVED that scene and that scene got talked about for so so long. I think Nightcrawler might be one of my favourite characters from the movie. He's very much like this in the comics - love that they stayed true to his character in the movie too. So so happy that you're watching these X-Men and X-Men related movies .... before MCU happened, they were definitely some of my favourite superhero movies that were out there. It'll be interesting to see what you think of X-Men 3... it wasn't well-recieved by fans whe it first came out, but you might enjoy it more? The original director had to leave the production halfway through filiming the movie due to creative differences of the movie. So, it's an interesting one.... Also, so funny that you confused Stryker for Strucker from MCU.... so so funny, but I do get the confusion of the name. :) You have so many funny reactions in your videos too.....I love how much you invest yourself in the movies. Really love it :)

You know there is a three season show on FX called the Legion, which depicts the life of Charles Xavier’s son. It’s definitely A different tone, but really excellent nonetheless.

4:30 Nope...this is William Stryker, the MCU/Wanda guy is STRUCKER. But you have a hell of a memory for names. Good on you.

Fun fact that scene when the extras were frozen was actually a room full of mimes

so much marvel this past week. been loving it. Can't wait for you to see the next one even if story wises it's off to me as the 90's cartoon fan.

In the comics and various animated series it is revealed that Mystique is the mother of Nightcrawler and kind of stepbrother to Rouge who Mystique finds as a runaway and trained. In the 90s animated series it is revealed that she was the one who had Rouge take Ms. Marvel (Cap. Marvel) powers putting her into a coma and out of the comics.

Rev. William Stryker of The Purifiers, XMen. Baron Von Strucker of Hydra, Age of Ultron. 👍

Great movie, I've always been more of a X-men fan than any other group. Nightcrawler was so awesome!

The X-Men are a fascinating group. I was a big fan during the Misspent Days of My Youth. Professor X (Charles) and Magneto (Erik) were close friends for many years. But Erik's experience as a Jew in Nazi Germany's death camps scarred him deeply, and he believes that, given the chance, normal humans will put mutants in cages and camps - because they already have. Charles believes the path to the future is one of peaceful cooperation between humans and mutants. (The X-Men's tag line is "Sworn to protect a world that hates and fears them.") Over the years they have been both good friends and desperate enemies. Throughout it all, they've maintained a relationship. What would I do , as a guard, watching one of the most powerful mutants on earth flying casually through the empty air towards me? You mean AFTER I'm finished excreting myself? Probably pass out. You're learning that Mystique is bold and confident because -her power requires her to walk around virtually nude all the time- no no no, that's not it. She's confident because she knows human nature, and she's VERY good and VERY experienced at what she does. When your only defense is hiding, you get good at it quickly, and she's been doing it for decades. As you're going to learn, the X-Men deal with planetary threats (and some from off-planet). Interaction with police is almost entirely irrelevant to them. They know they're the good guys, and they stopped caring what others thought of them a long time ago. (Side note: the X-Jet is based on the famous SR-71 Blackbird ~shot AT, but never shot DOWN~ with one small exception. The actual SR-71's had two seats and room for a chaise lounge/toilet so pilots could swap flying duties on long missions. The X-Jet - same approximate exterior size - has the approximate interior space of a city bus.) Nightcrawler's power requires him to know where he's going, since 'blind' teleporting is incredibly dangerous (but he can do it). Teleporting into open air isn't an issue, nothing to avoid there, and he could grab Rogue and 'jump' back to the belly of the crashing ship. (Presumably he studied schematics of the White House, so he would know where to go. This would also have "shown" him the layout, which would then allow him to teleport into rooms he's never seen before based on his memory of the plans.) Logan was experimented on, but the main reason he was brought to Alkali Lake was to have adamantium bonded to his bones, including his natural bone claws, as part of the Weapon X Program. The program had tried to implant adamantium in previous test subjects, to create a "super-soldier" but none could survive the process. They recognized that Logan's healing factor might allow him to live through the implanting process. He did survive of course, although he almost died, which sent him into a Berzerker rage while escaping. Afterwards, his mind blocked the experience out, as too painful for him to remember. In the comics, Jean died saving a space shuttle. Many IRL years later, she was resurrected by the Phoenix Force (and Chris Claremont), and the Dark Phoenix Saga is one of the truly great stories in all of comics. Took nearly a year to tell, even had some behind-the-scenes drama at Marvel. Towards the end, Jean/Phoenix flew to another star and consumed it, wiping out the D'Bari race, which lived on one of it's planets. This caught the attention of the Shi'ar Empire, who deemed the Phoenix too dangerous to live. (Their Majestrix, Lilandra, became Charles' lover at one point. He became her consort, went off to do the horizontal bop with her, the Shi-ar gave the X-Men oodles of advanced tech, it was a whole thing.) The X-Men fought the Shi'ar strike team, but in the end Jean, terrified of both her virtually unlimited power, as well as her inability to control her increasingly violent nature, took her own life. She died in Scott's/Cyclops' arms. Very different from what happened in X2. And regarding Jean Grey's death in X2.....consider her code name: Phoenix.

I'm a little surprised you didn't recognize Brian Cox, who played Stryker. His onscreen air of menace is so powerful, he's actually the first to play Hannibal Lecter. In my opinion, some of that menace was copied by Anthony Hopkins for the reboot trilogy. Cox can also be seen in Braveheart. (Say that out loud, dareya) as William Wallace's uncle, Argyle. Bourne trilogy, too.

7:27 looking like a humanoid statue isn't the same thing as looking like an inanimate non-humanoid object.

- Hey Jax, I understand completely how you feel about the whole Magneto situation, however, you have a couple movies to go but when you get to see a couple of the later ones, like X-Men : First Class & X-Men Apocalypse you will definitely get a lot more of Magnetos backstory, which will give you even more to think about how to view him; let's just say you will most likely definitely have some significant sympathies toward him. I say no more - but trust me, it will be worth it when you watch.

This was a fun movie for any X-Men comic fan back when it was released. There were so many familiar characters that had at least a brief moment of screen time. Especially during the raid on the school. Pretty much every character you saw do anything special was a very well-established character in the comic books. Since this was back in a time before there were 5,000 comic book movies, it was still special to have some fanservice like that. :)

Mystique and Rogue are my absolute favourites.. rogue’s character is a little different but I love Anna Paquins performance!

I saw this in theatres. To me, its one of the best X-Men movie! Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction on this one.

Love your reactions ❤❤❤

Great reaction Jax like always. The basis for this movie was a graphic novel, "God Loves, Man Kills". It was changed a lot but the basic plot is still there. great story. From back when 'graphic novel' was both a specific publishing format and indicated a story meant to be for a more mature audience (in terms of more sophisticated themes and pacing that might be 'boring' for kids used to 'bright colors punch punch' type comics). The lake shot at the end was a huge teaser for fans of the comics. It's kinda hard to make out if you're not looking for it, but a Phoenix begins to appear on the water, and a Fun trivia: In the comics, Mystique *the shapeshifter) was married to a man of prominence and hid her mutant nature until she couldn't hide it when their son was born. That son had inky black skin, horns and a tail. That son was Nightcrawler aka Kurt Wagner (Vahg ner for rough pronunciation) who is the teleworking mutant we see in this movie. The woman with adamantium bones and claws was a rendition which doesn't hold up to the comic character Lady Deathstryke/Deathstrike. Keep up the good work.

Not a plot that gets explored in the movies but Mystique is Nightcrawler's mother

Mutants are classified by levels. The most powerful Mutants were Omega Level. Prof X, Magneto, Jean Grey, Storm, and Ice Man are all Omega Level. Then there are Beyond Omega Level Mutants. These Mutants can control everything at the molecular level. They can take millions of lives with a thought or create it. Reed Richards and Sue Storm of the Fantastic 4 had a son Franklin Richards who was born beyond Omega Level. He would create miniature solar systems for fun. Beyond Omega-level Mutants are pretty much Gods.

What makes the fight scene where wolverine kills her at the end, even sadder is the fact that wolverine, and her were in love, and in a relationship at one point, but wolverine doesn’t remember her.

LOVED this reaction due to how many times Jax said my name 😅😂😆

“This fight is pointless” as they continue to stab each other with pointy things 😂

keep them going!! SO good..cant wait until the final "bangs" in "Days Of Future Past" and "Logan"

My fav out of the trilogy. Great reaction as always.

You made a good point about Jason that i never really considered. Maybe he wasn't a very nice person, which is why Charles teaching him didnt have the positive outcome most others had. Or maybe his powers left him mentally unstable.

OMG, Lamby's powers are never ending!

I have a big brother who wanted a little brother and got four little sisters instead 😂 so he chose me as his apprentice and made me love all things nerdy. Wrestling, Comics etc…. X-men were my first loves but I did read Avengers and DC stuff. We have watched every superhero movie together. Our taste and teams fluctuate but I think at our core when it comes down to it we are team X-MEN. OK now on to the rest of the react! P.S. I hope we get a joke from Lamby.

16:54 hahah poor dude. Look but don't touch. It must be killing him XD

also, Lady Deathstrike was innocent her, she was mindcontrolled the entire time and then killed