Besides ‘X-Men ’97’, what cartoons and movies have been made with Marvel mutants?

Last March, on March 20, Disney+ premiered “X-Men ’97,” an animated series that continues the story of the iconic mutants that fans saw on television in the 90s.

As for its premiere, we remember the rest of the productions starring the famous and beloved mutants.

What is ‘X-Men ’97’?

As mentioned, the animated series is a continuation of the last episode of ‘X-Men: The Animated Series’.

In the final episode of the original cartoon, Chales Xavier has to say goodbye to the mutants after being shot, and in his will he stipulates that Magneto will retain control of his entire empire.

The new series will show the following events.

‘X-Men ’97’: how many episodes does the animated series have? The release date of each

The series, which arrived on Disney+ on March 20, will have 10 episodes in its first season (no details yet on a possible second). The first two chapters were released simultaneously on the streaming platform, but the next ones will come one per week. This is the calendar:

• Chapter 1 (“To Me, My X-Men”) – March 20, available on Disney+

• Chapter 2 (“Mutant Liberation Begins”) – March 20, available on Disney+

• Chapter 3 (“Fire Made Flesh”) – March 27, available on Disney+

• Chapter 4 (“Motendo / Lifedeath Pt 1”) – April 3, available on Disney+

• Chapter 5 (“Remember It”) – April 10, available on Disney+

• Chapter 6 (“Lifedeath Pt 2”) – April 17, available on Disney+

• Chapter 7 (“Bright Eyes”) – April 24, available on Disney+

• Chapter 8 (“Tolerance Is Extinction Pt. 1”) – May 1, available on Disney+

• Chapter 9 (“Tolerance Is Extinction Pt. 2”) – May 8, available on Disney+

• Chapter 10 (“Tolerance Is Extinction Pt. 3”) – May 15, available on Disney+

How many X-Men cartoons are there?

There have been several Marvel mutant animated series over the years, each with their own focus and fan base.

• “X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men”: from 1989, it was just a pilot episode for an animated series that never aired.

• “X-Men: The Animated Series” (1992-1997): Without a doubt, one of the most iconic and remembered by fans. It’s what sets the foundation for Marvel’s latest mutant animated series.

• ‘X-Men: Evolution’ (2003): Over four seasons, reimagines Marvel’s team of mutants as high school students, with all the problems that brings.

• ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’ (2009): Set in a dark future and with a much more mature tone, the series features Wolverine as the leader of the team on multiple adventures.

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• ‘Marvel Anime: Wolverine’ (2011): Unafraid to delve into oriental animation, the same year saw the release of an anime telling a dark version of Wolverine’s comic book.

• ‘X-Men ’97’ (2024): The latest animated series is the one hitting Disney+ screens this year.

Special mention should be made of the cameos the X-Men have made in other animated series such as ‘The Marvel Super Heroes’ (1966) and ‘Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends’ (from the 80s) .

How to watch the X-Men movies in order?

The cinematic universe of mutants is completed by 13 films (so far), which can be viewed in different ways: according to their release date, chronological order of events or, simply, according to the taste of each fan.

Next, we leave you with the chronological order of the X-Men movies, followed by the year they were released.

• X-Men: First Class (2011)

• X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014)

• X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)

• X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)

• X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019)

• X-Men (2000)

• X2 (2003)

• X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

• The Wolverine (2013)

• Deadpool (2016)

• Deadpool 2 (2018)

• The New Mutants (2020)

• Logan (2017)

Are you excited for the X-Men’s return to TV? Will you be hosting a marathon in their honor? Tell us in the comments.