Remember It

This is it. They've done it. They've brought back quality writing and production to Marvel. I could watch episodes of this caliber for years. Take my money. Just astonishing!

This episode gives a flood of emotions that rivals infinity war. I didn't think it was possible to reach that height again. I don't know if you need to be a fan to appreciate the depths of this episode, but if you are a fan, this will hit every emotion you would want in a well written piece of art. I watched it again and again and will never be the same when it comes to defining greatness. This is not hype, this is kudos to amazing writing and design. Top five Marvel content all time. Period.

Perhaps the most historical x-men animated series episode, this one has all. All that lacked at the old itineration and all the new stuff around lately is right inside the core of this episode.

It has granted the emmy for best animated series for them.

I can bet as big as gambit for this one.

Simply marvelous, dramatic, cruel, brutal and yet light hearted. This is an incredible and definite shot to more mature audiences.

There's more than simple symbolism in this one.

I am astonished this moment for how far they got here, deepening relations, showing expected (or not so expected) moments, there's mystery, brutality, almost impossible fights and unexpected heroic moments.

Outstanding script and very much inspired.

It is certainly their best ep yet.

I was already deeply impressed with the way the show handled the complicated love triangle relationships of Cyclops-Madelyn-Jean-Wolverine, and Gambit-Rogue-Magneto, to the point where I could actually feel the ache shown by Wolverine and Gambit in their scenes.

Then the episode throws us a emotional heavy curveball that blew me away. Powerful, emotionally charged scene, one after another. This episode is reminiscent of Avengers: Infinity War, but it does what that movie could not do for me: capture the raw emotion and high stakes.

I'm so glad X-Men 97 isn't just a capitalisation on nostalgia, but actually an incredibly well written series.

Side note though: This episode makes it clear that this series isn't quite meant for the kids!

Oh my God. The way I laughed, cried and gasped in shock in this episode! As a fan of the original 90's animated series, this episode delivered the goods way beyond my expectations! The soap opera drama between Rogue / Gambit / Magneto set with the backdrop of a devastating attack, really nailed the emotional impact. Can't believe I have to wait another week for this, just like in the old days! Last week's episode was one of the weaker ones but this really brought things home with some continuation on the Jean/Scott storyline and developing these characters. I'm so thankful to be alive to experience this revival!

It was one of the most impressive cartoon episodes of any show I have ever seen. Not since EndGame did any piece of Marvel entertainment pull at your heart strings so intensely. Wow just wow! I am literally in a daze of amazement with how good this new show is. Incredible character development, great cinematography, it looks like the old show but is new and fresh and is updated.

I use to watch this show as a kid and wasn't sure if this was going to be any good, quite a few marvel productions haven't been very good as of late, yet this show keeps knocking it out of the park. If they do anymore live action X-Men films, these writers, directors and producers need to be involved for sure.