The X-Men look surprised as something attacks the manor in X-Men '97
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT X-Men '97 was considered to become canon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe at one point. The Disney+ show continues the adventures of the mutant team a year after the events of the final episode of the original X-Men: The Animated Series.
“That has always been something we know was on Kevin Feige’s mind, do we make this part of the MCU? Do we not make this part of the MCU? It’s actually gone back and forth quite a few times, and I think we did land in a smart place because was its own thing, and I think that to continue it we needed to be our own thing.”
As X-Men '97 is a continuation of X-Men: The Animated Series, MCU fans would almost be required to watch the original's five seasons plus X-Men '97 to be up-to-date on the characters. Ultimately, that kind of baggage would only hurt the MCU's X-Men. The reboot of the franchise under Marvel Studios needs to start fresh.
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