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They are mutants, genetically gifted human beings - the world's newest and most persecuted minority group. Amidst an increasing climate of fear and bigotry, one enlightened individual, Professor Charles Xavier, has created a safe haven for some of these powerful outcasts. The mutants here are taught to harness... more »

They are mutants, genetically gifted human beings - the world's newest and most persecuted minority group. Amidst an increasing climate of fear and bigotry, one enlightened individual, Professor Charles Xavier, has created a safe haven for some of these powerful outcasts. The mutants here are taught to harness their unique abilities for the betterment of the human race. They fight against hostile Government agencies and mutant supremacist Magneto, and his factions, which seek to destroy the human race.

Here's a list of the team members, and their mutant powers:



Cyclops:

Team leader. Stores solar energy for discharge as powerful force beams fire from his eyes.



Professor X:
Founder of the X-Men. Telepathic abilities. Can read minds and project thoughts.



Jean Grey:

Able to move objects with telekinetic energy. Limited telepathic abilities.



Gambit:

Can charge objects with explosive charges of kinetic energy. Costume is body armor.



Storm:

Ability to control and manipulate the forces of nature.



Beast:

Extraordinary agility and superhuman strength.



Rogue:

Has ability to absorb energy from other living beings, also has power of flight and is indestructible.



Wolverine:

Heightened senses and accelerated healing ability. Implanted indestructible adamantium skeleton and claws.



Jubilee:

Pyrotechnics akin to fireworks.




X-Men originally aired on the Fox Kids Network, the Monday-Saturday children's programming block of the Fox Network. After finishing its run, repeats aired in syndication in the Fall of 1997, then on the UPN Kids block in the Fall of 1998. A return to Fox Kids came in the Summer of 2000, in time for the X-Men feature film. In late 2001, Disney bought Saban Entertainment and gained ownership of this show, along with many others. As such, X-Men has since aired on ABC Family and Toon Disney's JETIX block.less «

• Disney releasing X-Men Dvds April 28

  http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/X-Men-Volumes-Announced/11203 So we will be getting 2 2-disc releases but no clue what...more »

  http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/X-Men-Volumes-Announced/11203 So we will be getting 2 2-disc releases but no clue what episodes will be on there. The MSRP looks too high, but that doesn't surprise me. Too bad they aren't doing full season releases (not yet, at least). If the only way to get the whole series is by doing volumes, I guess that is better than nothing at all. I can't wait to see which episodes will be included and if the picture is remastered not. Something tells me these probably won't be as good as the Region 2 releases that came out last year. less «

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• Mojo Longshot episode

  Mojo said Rogue has yummy lips or something and did kissy sounds i think he likes her.

  Mojo said Rogue has yummy lips or something and did kissy sounds i think he likes her.less «

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• Rogue Colossus

  do you think Rogue liked Colossus or was she just being flirty.

  do you think Rogue liked Colossus or was she just being flirty.less «

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  10 Perfect

  Professor X forms the team of the best. To save the world. Fight for there share for the world. They over come the odds agisnt Megneto, sinsiter , apoclips, and other terms of events. hide « show »

  Wow the legendary Xmen. Grown up at there prime. This is the best i seen of them.. I accauly like the the shows I followed it. This one ment alot. The most. Now i collect the marvel comics' book. As It the first taste for me ever saturday morning on Fox. Now that was good progaming on the part of marvel comics. I enjoyed it. Favourite villain The Juggernutt. It's the supper sterngth, beeing invonerable, and mythical. The stagments where well done!! the fueds with past life, also was precented well. My favourite of all tv shows in and of time. It is now 2009 i like marvel comics. As this one is the best to me.

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  Maxis-Either Added Jan 29, 2009 All my reviews
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  10 Perfect

  Along with Batman the Animated Series, X-Men played a pivotal role in creating intelligent, action-packed, brilliantly written animated series. hide « show »

  This was such a great show as a kid, granted I was confused over a few episodes but none the less as I stated earlier this along with Batman the Animated Series played a pivotal role in creating the superhero/action packed bang of the 1990's. What I like most about this show is how real it is, the Mutants are viewed by humans as outsiders and there are some mutants who use their powers for bad, and others who use their powers for good. It holds so true to the social injustice that people face all over the country, and the show deals great with other themes includes spirituality, love, and the aforementioned outsider role. The character are great and complex, and every character is voiced so well, and so intriguing, whether it be and X-Men, or a friend of the X-Men. The characters of Professor Xavier, Wolverine, Magneto, Rogue, Storm, Jubilee, Beast, Gambit, Jean Grey, Cyclops, Magneto are so well developed, that the show stays entertaining for the audience. A personal favorite, and though I felt the movies did injustice to the series and the comics, I'm looking forward to the new X-Men cartoon called Wolverine and the X-Men.

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  DaVulture Added Dec 17, 2008 All my reviews
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  10 Perfect

  I am highly addicted to this show! hide « show »

  Like I said, I am addicted. I stay up til 12:00 AM (CST) on Toon Disney to watch it. I really love it, except on Graduation Day, the Graphics were a little, strange. I think Morph had the best power :). I think Storm was the nicest. The rest are ok. Xavier is like the brain of them all as you may know. He is the leader. I wonder why he chose to do this. It's always a mystery about that to me. I hope one of the X-Men shows that I come across I will see why he even bothered!

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  Rocko5820 Added Nov 5, 2008 All my reviews
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  9.5 Superb

  Of all the Saturday Morning cartoons this was my favorite... but I was also a big comic-book fan too. hide « show »

  I seriously loved this series. It was great as a comic book fan to see your favorite characters in more than just static panels. So every Saturday morning, with my bowl of cereal, I'd be glued to the TV. This series was down right awesome, although it isn't really made to be watched in huge chunks at a time. It works well getting in an episode or two a day or week. The animation isn't as smooth or stylized as some of them now and days, ie Justice League or Bruce Timm style Batman/Superman, but it served it's purpose. This cartoon got me into comics as a child. They did a great job of taking stories from the comics and transferring them to the screen. Even if you didn't read comics you got a pretty comprehensive grasp of the X-men universe in fantastic 30min episodes. Some of my friends who had never read comics had basic knowledge of characters and their relationships to each other all from watching this show. I'm so glad this show was running when it was, it had such an impact on my childhood. I only hope they will finally release this series on DVD!

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  jora_dyn Added Oct 7, 2008 All my reviews
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  9.4 Superb

  One of my favourite shows as a kid, and am still able to watch it occasionally now, and thank Stan Lee for another great show of my childhood that didn't talk down to you. hide « show »

  X-Men, the 94-97 series, is a cartoon based on the Marvel comic works of Stan "The Man" Lee. It is based on individuals known as mutants, who have special powers, who live all over the world, and how society treats those who are different to the "norm".
  More specifically, it follows a certain group of mutants, known as the X-Men, who have been taught to harness their powers, and who attempt bring harmony between mutants and non-mutants throughout the world.
  It was a quality show, up until the 64th or 65th episode where manga, or some other similar type of cartoon drawers, replaced the original artists, changed the clothing, and changed, essentially the direction of the show. Some of the actors were replaced here too. Needless to say, once this turn was made, the show lasted not even another ten episodes.

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  fred_thd Added Sep 16, 2008 All my reviews