‘Devastating’ X-Men 97 Episode 5 hailed the ‘best thing from Marvel Studios’, here's why

X-Men 97 Episode 5 was a pinnacle of television, featuring everything from significant character deaths to biting political commentary and other Marvel analogies.

Following the terrible launch of the most recent episode of the Disney+ series X-Men'97 on April 10, the army of X-Men fans took to the internet. Prior to the debut of the show, a number of online users attacked the network, claiming that it was using its "woke" agenda to undermine the beloved superhero story. However, on March 20, those accusations were refuted.

As of April 10, superhero fans who are still adjusting to the astounding return of their beloved '90s series X-Men: The Animated Series have responded to the show with unwavering enthusiasm. It's safe to say that everyone who had been skeptical of the animated continuation's direction and tone quickly warmed up to it. The original series, which aired from 1992 to 1997, kept its viewers hanging at the edge of their seats and made them cope with an intolerable amount of sadness after Professor X's death.

The series, while full of contemporary charm, doesn't sacrifice its true historical flavors. By the time we cut to April 10, 2024, the series has produced a horrifying range of feelings. Tearful viewers praised X-Men 97 Episode 5 on social media, calling it "one of the best television episodes ever."

Plot of X-Men 97 Episode 5
Major character fatalities were shockingly revealed on TV in the most recent installment of the show. The fifth addition, titled "Remember It," defeated the heroes that the fans loved. The unmatched show's character-focused and brutal director shifted its attention to Gambit and Rogue, who went to Genosha with Magneto in Episode 5.

Magneto is given a greater duty when he is appointed ruler of Genosha. He offers his acceptance, but only on the proviso that Rogue stand by him. She tells Gambit about her previous relationship with Magneto as hostilities rise. It's obvious that he finds this upsetting.

In the end, these private matters become less important when the nation confronts a terrible terror strike. The three of them must set aside their emotions and unite to combat this deadly threat. The last scene flawlessly and amazingly puts action sequences together.