Episode Overview:
As per a report by RadioTimes, in “Bright Eyes,” viewers will follow the journey of Storm as she confronts her worst fears in a bid to free herself. As the X-Men unite to track down Bolivar Trask, they uncover a startling revelation that shakes the team to its core. With Cyclops leading the charge, the mutants find themselves entangled in a web of deceit orchestrated by a cunning mastermind.
Release Date:
“X-Men ’97” episode 7, “Bright Eyes,” is scheduled to premiere on Disney Plus on Wednesday, April 24th, 2024, as mentioned in the RadioTimes report. Fans can mark their calendars and prepare for another thrilling chapter in the ongoing saga of the X-Men.
Season Overview:
The first season of “X-Men ’97” comprises a total of 10 episodes, offering a condensed yet action-packed narrative. Each episode explores the lives of the iconic mutants, analyzing themes of identity, power, and belonging in a world divided by fear and prejudice.
Release Schedule:
Following a weekly release pattern, new episodes of “X-Men ’97” have been dropping regularly, with episode 7 marking the halfway point of the season. Fans can anticipate the remaining episodes to unfold in the weeks ahead, leading up to the season finale in mid-May.In the UK, new episodes of Disney Plus originals, including X-Men ’97, typically premiere at 8 AM while in US it will release at 3 am ET.
Episode Titles and Storylines:
From “To Me, My X-Men” to “Tolerance is Extinction Part 3,” each episode of “X-Men ’97” offers a glimpse into the intricate web of alliances and conflicts shaping the mutant world. As the storylines intertwine and characters face personal challenges, viewers are treated to a rich tapestry of drama, action, and intrigue.
FAQs:
Is X-Men 97 a reboot?
This series is a continuation of X-Men: The Animated Series (1992–1997), picking up where the original series left off. It follows the X-Men as they confront perilous new obstacles in the wake of the absence of their leader, Professor Charles Xavier.
Is X-Men 97 in the MCU?
X-Men ’97 came close to being part of the MCU canon, with Kevin Feige and Marvel discussing the possibility. Ultimately, X-Men ’97 remained its own entity, much like the original X-Men: The Animated Series.
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