X-Men '97 Episode 9 - Tolerance is Extinction Part 2 *spoilers*

[Grunty]

And better against Sentinel for PG rated Disney action lmao

Yeah. They finaly have human-ish enemies for Wolverine to be allowed to hack and slash because they don't need to bleed red and aren't fully human anymore and the he gets thrown at Magneto for that Fatal Attraction moment, regardless of how little sense it makes given all the other times Magneto and Wolverine faced off in movies and cartoons.

[HeartofTheStoriesWeTell]

best reason

[ChildOfTheAtom]

And better against Sentinel for PG rated Disney action lmao

apparently they included him because they figured magneto would never do what he did. atleast that’s the explanation giving

[Jackraow21]

They included him because he was included in the comic story that they adapted here, Fatal Attractions. It’s not that deep.

[superjosh]

They included him because he was included in the comic story that they adapted here, Fatal Attractions. It’s not that deep.

I mean I thought the same thing as the meme when I saw the episode AND 30 years ago as a kid when I bought X-Men 25! Why would you bring Wolverine lolll

[Nyssane]

They included him because he was included in the comic story that they adapted here, Fatal Attractions. It’s not that deep.

The reason why it's so bizarre is because the rest of the season is written with such articulated care. But having Wolverine go up against Magneto just because it happens in the comics is a rare misstep for the writers.

[Keno]

They included him because he was included in the comic story that they adapted here, Fatal Attractions. It’s not that deep.

We will see how that works out. So far Jean isnt there though

[Sparta]

Maybe Rogue absorbs Magneto's powers and plays the "Jean Grey" role from Wolverine #75, to keep his body intact (with the adamantium).

But I'm thinking it might bring Apocalypse in next season, and help restore his adamantium as a Horseman (along with the heavy speculation that Gambit might be 'Death') and maybe Wolverine as 'War'.

[Keno]

The reason why it's so bizarre is because the rest of the season is written with such articulated care. But having Wolverine go up against Magneto just because it happens in the comics is a rare misstep for the writers.

A lot of the adaptations in this show aside from Magneto's story felt rushed and forgettable for general audience but not x-fans. Yet it manage to adapt same as the story which didn't gave much room for critics. So regardless what you say about this I can definitely see getting better reviews since it's Logan

[Keno]

Maybe Rogue absorbs Magneto's powers and plays the "Jean Grey" role from Wolverine #75, to keep his body intact (with the adamantium).

But I'm thinking it might bring Apocalypse in next season, and help restore his adamantium as a Horseman (along with the heavy speculation that Gambit might be 'Death') and maybe Wolverine as 'War'.

It isn't just his whole skeleton but his whole mind and body that got ripped apart in Fatal Attractions.

[Sparta]

It isn't just his whole skeleton but his whole mind and body that got ripped apart in Fatal Attractions.

Yeah, I think Xavier was trying to stabilize him mentally? I haven't read Fatal Attractions in literally over 25 years. I remember Jean was there, but this time she isn't...

[ChildOfTheAtom]

A lot of the adaptations in this show aside from Magneto's story felt rushed and forgettable for general audience but not x-fans. Yet it manage to adapt same as the story which didn't gave much room for critics. So regardless what you say about this I can definitely see getting better reviews since it's Logan

i think the show will initially get great reviews but inbetween the next season it will start getting picked apart by die hards

[Keno]

Yeah, I think Xavier was trying to stabilize him mentally? I haven't read Fatal Attractions in literally over 25 years. I remember Jean was there, but this time she isn't...

A lot of the story involved Jean to be the key that brought Logan back from death. Which became more evident with the recent Larry Hama's Patch story.

[Frontier]

And better against Sentinel for PG rated Disney action lmao

To be fair he did actually help out in taking down Magneto up until Magneto used his powers on him.

[Malachi]

Yeah, I think Xavier was trying to stabilize him mentally? I haven't read Fatal Attractions in literally over 25 years. I remember Jean was there, but this time she isn't...

Been years since I read it too but I think they shut off his mind, the ability to register pain, and tried to keep him from falling apart mentally.