Did you know that X-Men ’97 would have references to the old X-Men animated series from the 1990s. After all, the new show is a sequel to the old one, and imagine what would have happened if Fox hadn’t canceled the series and continued adapting classics Wonder comics to the small screen (and it also looked a lot better than the old show).
But now that the first two X-Men ’97 episodes are here, you might be shocked by the amount of Easter eggs, little references, and hidden callbacks to X-Men: The Animated Series (and a lot of Mysterious X-Men comics) the new program contains. If you missed any of the fun details from the two-episode premiere, check out our full episode-by-episode breakdown below.
Let’s start with our look at “To Me, My X-Men,” the X-Men ’97 premiere…
And now here’s our roundup of all the Easter eggs in episode 2, “Mutant Liberation Begins”…
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