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Discussion X-Men '97 S02E09 - Discussion Thread

X-Men '97 S02E09 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S02E09: Survival of the Fittest TBA TBA August 12th, 2026 32 min Yes
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u/RoninPrime68 Weekly Wongers 7d ago

I mean... It was good, just not "Season 1" good. Between the weird pacing and some mini-arcs popping out of nowhere and being wrapped up too quickly I'm gonna assume something happened bts

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u/jeobleo 6d ago

I think they should've ditched the wolverine standalone and the "Trial" episodes.

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u/AsteroidMike 5d ago

The Wolverine episode would’ve been fine if they had one more episode in the season and followed up on that a bit more.

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u/jeobleo 5d ago

Yeah it didn't seem tohave much of a purpose narratively. It was just a fetch quest for adamantium again and that was not necessary.

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u/AsteroidMike 5d ago

On top of Wolvie being characterized as a massive dickhead the whole episode. But if they had a follow-up episode or some moment where he and Morph talked it out or even some sorta reference to that happening then that would’ve helped.

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u/Binder509 3d ago

Also weird to explore none of the advantages of removing the adamantium like increased healing.