X-Men '97 Episode 6 Ending Explained

Deathbird pointing angrily next to Storm holding her hands over her mouth in X-Men '97 episode 6

SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary X-Men '97 episode 6's ending promises a thrilling conclusion to season 1, by focusing on two major mutants that will surprise and excite audiences. Given what transpired in X-Men '97 episode 5's tragic ending, many were curious how episode 6 would pick up the pieces.

As revealed in X-Men '97 episode 6's ending, the medical treatment promised by Lilandra worked to restore Charles to his former glory. Charles was even shown walking, aided by a set of robotic legs crafted via the Shi'ar's advanced technology. After this twist reveal, another was presented, though fans of Marvel Comics will not be overly surprised. This reveal pertains to Charles' love life, as it is revealed that he and Lilandra are to be married.

This leads Deathbird to challenge Xavier's right to marry Lilandra. Deathbird demands that Charles purge his memories of Earth and the X-Men to prove his loyalty to Shi'ar's empress; only then will he be permitted to marry into the royal family. Initially, Charles is reluctant to undergo such a monumental change, though agrees out of love for Lilandra. That said, Charles hesitates during the challenge when he is asked to forget the X-Men, causing Deathbird to attempt a coup.

Related Genius X-Men Theory Explains How Magneto Can Return From The Dead X-Men '97 has been delivering twists and turns with every new episode, and following Magneto's shocking death, a theory explains how he could return. X-Men ’97 Episode 6’s Ending Restores The Team’s Leader Xavier will finally return to Earth and galvanize the X-Men against their rising threats. After being shaken out of his vision, Charles tells Lilandra that he has to return to Earth.

While The Adversary seems like a villain in X-Men '97, the demonic being is actually the catalyst needed to return Storm's powers. The Adversary turns out to be a manifestation of Storm's fears and doubts, stemming from the conversation with Jean earlier in X-Men '97 season 1. In X-Men '97 episode 2, Storm tells Jean that she sometimes wonders what it would be like to be human and calls the possibility a "tempting daydream.

What Was The Adversary In X-Men ’97? The Adversary has slightly different origins in X-Men '97 than it does in the comics. While X-Men '97 episode 6's ending confirms that The Adversary was a manifestation of Storm and Forge's combined fears and doubts, it confirms a major change from the villain in Marvel Comics. In the comics, The Adversary stemmed from Forge's Cheyenne roots. In the comics, Forge is trained in Cheyenne magic by a shaman called Naze.

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