The X-Men are an elite team of mutants, genetically gifted human beings with superpowers, sworn to fight for mutant rights against hostile Government agencies, whilst at the same time protecting mankind from mutant supremacist Magneto who seeks to destroy the human race in return for the atrocities committed against mutant kind.
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The X-Men are an elite team of mutants, genetically gifted human beings with superpowers, sworn to fight for mutant rights against hostile Government agencies, whilst at the same time protecting mankind from mutant supremacist Magneto who seeks to destroy the human race in return for the atrocities committed against mutant kind.
Season 4 episodes
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Bishop & Shard recruit Wolverine & Storm for a time travel mission to save Professor Xavier's life. Except they're from the parallel timeline where he died before founding the X-Men, a world where humans and mutants are in a constant war with one another. Not only do they pair lack a connection to him, but correcting history may put an end to their marriage.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Richard MuellerGuest stars Philip Akin
Bishop, Shard, and the alternate-present versions of Wolverine & Storm, will have one more chance to save Xavier from being killed before he founded the X-Men... if they can survive the alternate-future ruled entirely unopposed by Mastermold.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Gary GreenfieldGuest stars Philip Akin
Morph feels he's finally ready to return to the X-Men. But his homecoming is interrupted by the return of the Sentinels, the robotic mutant-hunters who nearly killed him the last time he faced them. Will history repeat itself?
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Sandy Scesny, Michael EdensGuest stars Ron Rubin
The long hidden secret patient of Muir Island, a reality-warping mutant teen known as Proteus, escapes from his 15 year long captivity, and wreaks havoc across Scotland searching out his father.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Bruce Reid SchaeferGuest stars Jeremy Ratchford, Stuart Stone
Tracking down his father, who is now a candidate for Secretary of State, Proteus continues threatening lives with his uncontrolable powers. It's up to Professor X alone to try to stop the boy who brought even Wolverine to his knees.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Luanne CrockerGuest stars Stuart Stone
Magneto builds a home strictly for mutants on the orbiting base known as Asteroid M. The message goes out worldwide of initial exodus, and he finds just as many eager to join him, as those anxious to destroy him.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by David McDermott, Steven MelchingGuest stars Susan Roman, Jeffrey Max Nicholls
With Magneto seemingly dead, Fabian Cortez takes over Asteroid M, and initiates a nuclear war with Earth. The X-Men attempt to sabotage his warhead stockpile, and rescue Gambit, finding assistance in the most unlikely of places.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Jeff SaylorGuest stars Susan Roman, Jeffrey Max Nicholls
Apocalypse steals Cable's computer in the year 3999, allowing him to time travel to the past, where he schemes to bring an end to his struggle against inferior mutants once and for all. This leads to Bishop becoming trapped amid the timestream, and brings
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Steve CudenGuest stars Lawrence Bayne, John Colicos, Philip Akin
When Oracle, the psychic member of the Imperial Guard is kidnapped by Apocalypse, Professor Xavier deduces his scheme involves capturing mutants with telepathic abilities. The X-Men are split up to track them down before the villains can, which puts Wolverine & Shard in the middle of a scuffle between Archangel and a ninja named Psylocke.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Jan StrnadGuest stars Don Francks, Stephen Ouimette, John Colicos, Lawrence Bayne, Philip Akin, Jennifer Dale
After swiping the government's own time machine, Cable ends up recruiting the X-Men on his mission to destroy Apocalypse's source of immortality at its creation.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Michael EdensGuest stars John Colicos, Lawrence Bayne, Philip Akin, Jennifer Dale, Stephen Ouimette, Kay Tremblay, David Hemblen
Two of Apocalypse's former evil allies, the captive Wolverine, the loose cannon Cable, and the exiled Bishop, come together to free the kidnapped psychics and save reality from being rewritten.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Dean StefanGuest stars John Colicos, Lawrence Bayne, Chris Britton, Jennifer Dale, Stephen Ouimette, David Hemblen
Jubilee's first Christmas with the X-Men doesn't go exactly as she expected, when she, Storm, and Wolverine become involved with a mission to save the Morlock child known as Leech.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Eric Lewald, Larry ParrGuest stars Susan Roman, John Stocker
Finding himself continually losing control, Wolverine takes a sabbatical to Japan, in an effort to find inner peace in temple-building. Instead, he faces a village under siege by a group of bandits, and struggles to help them without compromising his search for his true nature.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonGuest stars Denis Akiyama, Wayne Robson
In a New Mexico desert, Wolverine witnesses the crash of a spaceship carrying horrific, alien bug-like creatures—the Family—which overwhelm him. Rogue reunites with her first boyfriend, Cody, who ends up being a part of the Family's plot to have Rogue become their new leader.
Cyclops heads solo to the desert town of Skull Mesa, where humans and mutants live in harmony, to visit an old mentor from his youth. But he not only finds himself powerless when he arrives, but discovers the place under the rule of a maniacal mutant, with none of the citizens willing to take a stand.
Trapped on the astral plane after suffering a concussion, Professor Xavier is at the mercy of the Shadow King, and in desperate need of help from his X-Men, who are unable to hear him.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonGuest stars Maurice Dean Wint, Chris Britton, Stephen Ouimette
X-Factor's Quicksilver, and his sister, the Avenger called Scarlet Witch, seek revenge against Magneto when they learn that he was responsible for their birth mother's death. But the trio is unaware of the common bond between them, nor the true purposes of the mysterious man who brought them all together.
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Directed by Fred Miller, Larry HoustonWritten by Marley ClarkGuest stars Hadley Kay, Susan Roman, Paul Haddad
Michael Edens, Mark Edward Edens, Steven Melching, David McDermott, Marty Isenberg, Brooks Wachtel, Len Uhley, Len Wein, Julianne Klemm, Larry Parr, Jan Strnad, Robert N. Skir, Donald F. Glut, Jim Carlson, Jim Krieg, Steve Cuden, Adam Gilad, Terrence McDonnell, Marley Clark, Doug Booth, Francis Moss, Dean Stefan, Richard Mueller, Stephanie Mathison, Elliot S. Maggin, Eric Lewald
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
76
Original language
English
Networks & production
FOXUnited States
YTVCanada
SyndicationUnited States
Fox KidsUnited States
Graz EntertainmentUnited States
Marvel Entertainment GroupUnited States
Themes
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