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Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters is a fictional location featured in comic books and film. It is a property of Marvel Comics and part of the internal continuity of the mainstream Marvel Universe. It is associated with the X-Men family of titles and has also been featured in the X-Men film series as well. It first appeared in The X-Men #1, published in September, 1963. The school has also been referred to as X-Mansion and the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning. The modern iteration of the school is known as the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning.

Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters is the family mansion of Professor Charles Xavier. He rennovated the building as a special needs school for those with peculiar physical "disablities" - all of the students who attend the school, as well as most of the staff are mutants - gifted with powers that set them apart from mainstream society, branding them as outcasts in a world that "hates and fears them". The X-Mansion is located at 1407 Graymalkin Lane in Salem Center, Westchester County, New York.

Originally, the staff of the school only of Professor Xavier and his student body was made up of five mutant teenagers, whom he dubbed the X-Men. These original five students were: Warren Worthington, III, aka Angel; Scott Summers, aka Cyclops, Henry "Hank" McCoy, aka the Beast; Bobby Drake, aka Iceman and Jean Grey, originally known as Marvel Girl.

In addition to learning how to control their abilities, the Xavier School served as a front for the X-Men's superhero activities, in which they would band together to combat evil mutants, such as Magneto and his aptly named Brotherhood of Evil Mutants.

The second group of students to begin operating out of the school came to be known as the New Mutants. The original New Mutants, whose were brought together to serve as a backup plan should the X-Men ever fall in battle consisted of, Cannonball (Sam Guthrie), Karma (Xi'an Coy Manh), Psyche (Danielle Moonstar), Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclair) and Sunspot (Robert da Costa). Later members included Majik (Illyana Rasputin), Magma (Amara Juliana Olivians Aquilla), Cypher (Doug Ramsey) and the techno-organic alien being Warlock.


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"Diamond Ray of Disappearance" is the fourth episode of season one of the animated sci-fi/fantasy series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. It was directed by Lou Zukor and written by Robby London. It first aired in syndication on September 5th, 1983.

Skeletor summons his most powerful legion of Evil Warriors. He reveals to them his latest tool in his conquest of Eternia: The Diamond Ray of Disappearace. Back at the palace, all seems well when suddenly Skeletor's warriors attack. Using the Diamond, Skeletor sends our heroes to another dimension and then leaves to conquer Castle Grayskull. At the castle, he encounters He-Man who maks short work of Skeletor's forces. He-Man must then face the near impossible task of crushing the Diamond to save his friends.