Motendo/Lifedeath - Part 1

I have tried but I'm not able to invest emotionally in Jubilee thus her dating life with the most annoying character isn't helping at all. I understand that I have to wait for Roberto's character developer but he's just too useless. Especially uninteresting, predictable and the whole chemistry looks forced and over compensating for Scott and Jean's mororse relationship. I had to fast forward it. Also Forge's confession at that point of time was a very bad move for the most genius guy. The ending was nothing but begging for sympathy for Storm. Didn't make me look forward for the next episode...

It was a disappointment. Half of the episode was spent with two teenagers playing video games. Whoever's idea was to compress the entire X-Men world into a 16-bit game and waste a whole chapter was terrible... I can't even praise the Matrix and Nintendo references...Don't waste 20 minutes on arcade graphics... If you skip this chapter, you won't lose anything. It was a pointless episode that spoiled a good series.

I don't know, while there are dozens of good characters, the story is persistently told through "Jubilee". I hope the series reaches its initial pace in other episodes..............

Nostalgia: Good!

Voice acting: Very good!

Plot: Good.

Drawing team: NOPE NOPE NOPE!

I'm sorry, but the characters have so few details in their faces, and I'm seeing a severe lack of facial expression as people are talking. The amount of detail is like season 1 of Archer at times.. And they NEED to stop zooming in awkwardly or showing the back of characters who are talking to avoid challenging drawing animations. We see what you're doing.

Good animation is kind of like casting good actors. It affects an entire series if the actors are bad. In the exact same way you need good animators to make the characters come alive.

Maybe the worst episode of a Marvel show ever. Need a much better plot line to follow than Jubilee in a video game and Storm with a big owl/love story. This episode was boring, the villains were ridiculous and the heroes were not much fun either. The first three episodes were ok with some notable exceptions like Gambit's hair or having 2 Jean Gray's. There is so much to explore with the X-Men let's not jumble it up with stupid villains and moronic plot lines. The people who watched the show in the 90's would appreciate a little growth. I'm finally starting to worry about my man, Fiege allowing this low of quality to be shown.

Ok I understand some people mot liking this but hear me out. Jubilee was and has always been in the animated series as a somewhat conduit for the 90s of the kids who watched the show but recently I see her differently bc as any person who wouldn't want to go back to better times when it made sense, but seeing her realize she can move forward and then finally start not holding back feelings for a boy. It's natural for people to want to not embrace change so you can't fault her for not liking the changes she's dealing with. For the next episode with Storm, I really feel for her because when she lost her powers, she lost a part of herself that made her feel special. I thought Forge was in his own way trying to help to relieve his guilt and want so much to show Storm there's more to life than being an X-Man. When you're used to fighting for so long, the thought of normal would scare anyone. But that's just opinion. Take it as you will.