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X-Men
X-Men (1992 TV series)
Information
Title: X-Men
Format: Animated
Running time: 30 min.
country: USA
Network: FOX Kids
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 76
Production
Production company: Marvel Enterprises; Saban Entertainment; Genesis Entertainment
Executive producers: Stan Lee; Avi Arad; Rick Ungar; Winston Richard; Joseph Calamari
Producers: Scott Thomas; Will Meugniot; Larry Houston
Principal cast: Cedric Smith; Cal Dodd; Norm Spencer; Iona Morris; Alison Sealy-Smith; Chris Potter; Lenore Zann; George Buza; Catherine Disher; Alyson Court
Air dates
First aired: October 31st, 1992
Last aired: September 20th, 1997

X-Men is an American animated television series of the superhero fantasy subgenre. It was produced by Marvel Enterprises and Saban Entertainment and aired for five seasons on FOX Kids from 1992-1997, broadcasting 76 episodes in total. The series was based on the popular Marvel Comics superhero comic book The X-Men, created by Stan Lee in 1963. X-Men starred the voice talents of Cedric Smith as Professor Charles Xavier, Cal Dodd as Wolverine, Norm Spencer as Cyclops, Alison Sealy-Smith as Storm, Chris Potter as Gambit, Lenore Zann as Rogue, George Buza as Beast, Catherine Disher as Jean Grey and Alyson Court as Jubilee.

Episodes[]

Season One[]

Episode Title Airdate
1x01 Night of the Sentinels (Part 1) October 31st, 1992
1x02 Night of the Sentinels (Part 2) November 7th, 1992
1x03 Enter Magneto November 27th, 1992
1x04 Deadly Reunions January 23rd, 1993
1x05 Captive Hearts January 30th, 1993
1x06 Cold Vengeance February 6th, 1993
1x07 Slave Island February 13th, 1993
1x08 The Unstoppable Juggernaut February 20th, 1993
1x09 The Cure February 27th, 1993
1x10 Come the Apocalypse March 6th, 1993
1x11 Days of Future Past (Part 1) March 13th, 1993
1x12 Days of Future Past (Part 2) March 20th, 1993
1x13 The Final Decision March 27th, 1993

Season Two[]

Episode Title Airdate
2x01 Till Death Do us Part (Part 1) October 23rd, 1993
2x02 Till Death Do us Part (Part 2) October 30th, 1993
2x03 Whatever It Takes November 6th, 1993
2x04 Red Dawn November 13th, 1993
2x05 Repo Man November 20th, 1993
2x06 X-Ternally Yours December 4th, 1993
2x07 Time Fugitives (Part 1) December 11th, 1993
2x08 Time Fugitives (Part 2) December 18th, 1993
2x09 A Rogue's Tale January 8th, 1994
2x10 Beauty & The Beast January 15th, 1994
2x11 Mojovision February 5th, 1994
2x12 Reunion (Part 1) February 12th, 1994
2x13 Reunion (Part 2) February 19th, 1994

Season Three[]

Episode Title Airdate

Season Four[]

Episode Title Airdate

Season Five[]

Main article: X-Men (1992)/Season 5

Individual episodes will be hyperlinked as they become available.

Episode Title Airdate
5x01 The Phalanx Covenant (Part 1) September 7th, 1996
5x02 The Phalanx Covenant (Part 2) September 7th, 1996
5x03 A Deal With the Devil September 14th, 1996
5x04 No Mutant Is an Island September 21st, 1996
5x05 Longshot October 5th, 1996
5x06 Bloodlines August 28th, 1996
5x07 Storm Front (Part 1) November 2nd, 1996
5x08 Storm Front (Part 2) November 9th, 1996
5x09 Jubilee's Fairy Tale Theater November 16th, 1996
5x10 Fifth Horseman February 8th, 1997
5x11 Old Soldiers February 22nd, 1997
5x12 Descent September 6th, 1997
5x13 Hidden Agendas September 13th, 1997
5x14 Graduation Day September 20th, 1997

Notes & Trivia[]

  • This series has also been referred to as X-Men: The Animated Series.
  • A precursor to the X-Men series was the one-shot pilot episode "Pryde of the X-Men", which aired in 1989 and focused on the character of Kitty Pryde.
  • Other X-Men animated projects include X-Men Evolution and Wolverine and the X-Men.
  • The X-Men also spawned four theatrically released feature films, the fourth of which, X-Men: First Class is a quasi-prequel to the first three films.
  • The X-Men made their first animated appearance in the "A Firestar Is Born" episode of Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends.
  • The X-Men animated series existed in the same continuity as the 1994 Spider-Man animated series.
  • X-Men was originally to premiere over the Labor Day weekend in September; however, due to production delays, it was pushed to the end of October. The "Night of the Sentinels" two-part episode originally aired as a "sneak preview" even though it was not ready for broadcast.

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