Magneto Was Right Welcome back everyone it's Charlie This will be my full X-Men 97 Episode 8 video It's finale part one is a full three part finale,
so the next two episodes will air weekly Episode 9 next week The episode ten the week after that There's a whole bunch of Easter Eggs and references
here, a bunch of new cameo scenes So we'll break it all down if you're brand new to the channel,
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two and season three, and it sounds like Marvel recently
just renewed them for season four Maybe even beyond that, do maybe if we're lucky,
they'll also give them an animated movie. careful for spoilers if you haven't seen
the episode yet, we'll start at the beginning. Work our way through shot by shot. Talking about Easter eggs WTF moments starting with
the episode title Tolerance is Extinction Part one. Like I said, part one of three. It's a reference to the Operation Zero Tolerance
storyline from the comics, and E is for extinction, which is from the new X-Men run,
which is also where Professor X's catchphrase comes from that
he says at the end of the episode to me, my X-Men, that was actually Grant Morrison that wrote that run. They're borrowing a lot from that
during a lot of different places. generally the comic book arcs that they're borrowing
from are all about Bastion's origin story, the Prime Sentinels, in part of his plan
with the destruction of Juno show with that while Sentinel
which is from e is for extinction. So they're kind of cobbling together
a bunch of different comic book storylines. this time they give Cyclops the previously on X-Men
for the recap at the beginning of the episode. Back in the day, if you don't remember the original
voice actor for Cyclops did all the previously ons. Previously on X-Men. This time they use the standard
X-Men theme song during the Marvel Animation logo,
and they had a couple changes to the X-Men intro. there's still no Magneto at the beginning of the intro,
because he's not part of the X-Men anymore. Like he declares war on humanity in at the beginning
of the episode, they still think that he's dead. they added professor X back to the intro because
he came back to Earth at the end of the episode. they added these scenes of Cyclops
in Storm in the Danger Room back to back, which are from the original X-Men
The Animated Series. Intro. Also, I think to reference sunspot
saying that he practiced his powers in the Danger Room. They added the scene of Magneto on asteroid. This is from the end of that arc,
when he used all of his power to destroy asteroid and causing it to crash into the ocean,
I think to also explain how he charged up his powers or supercharged his powers
at the end of the episode to try and destroy
all the prime Sentinels around the Earth. he kind of did something similar during that episode where he had been weakened
and needed to recharge his powers. So he used the Earth's magnetosphere to do that. then after he got super juiced up,
he basically used his powers to destroy his giant asteroid in space
and caused it to crash into the ocean. during the end of the episode,
he basically supercharges his powers at the North Pole here, where the Earth's magnetosphere is strongest,
so he can charge his powers as quick as possible. in the funny thing here is if you saw Godzilla
in Kong this year just a little while ago, Godzilla kind of did something similar to this,
where he used this particular point near the North Pole to charge his powers
because Earth's radiation was strongest here. just like Magneto did. Except Magneto was doing it with Earth's magnetosphere,
not with radiation. fun fact, too, after he destroyed asteroid. And that was meant to be a sanctuary for mutants,
like a nation for mutants. NASA kind of took the place of that,
even though that was also eventually destroyed. another cool detail
that they finally reveal in this episode. A bunch of the people in the middle here
running from the Sentinels are the same as the previous episodes,
but they revealed that they're also ones they get turned into Prime
Sentinels by Bastion during this episode, So it's like they were trying to show us the Prime
Sentinels every single episode up to this point. during the opening scene,
they start with cable doing target practice. Outside the expansion, Cyclops complains to Jean gray that he keeps disappearing every time he tries to have
the father son chat with him, catching up mostly because cable is trying
to avoid complicating the situation with family drama. He's not super touchy feely Just because he grew up in this post-apocalyptic days
of future past age of apocalypse timeline. Also now the future created by bastion, which is like
a whole other post apocalyptic timeline for mutants. So basically, cable has been busy dealing with darkest timeline stuff
like he grew up in the darkest timeline. Jean Gray joking about the apple
not falling far from the tree, is also decent at the summers family dynamic
because it's a big summers family power montage battle. Later in the episode. they also explain that Bishop is still on his way,
but he got separated from cable inside the timestream. So Bishop will be back probably by episode nine. they reference professor X
when Cyclops will never ask him how to raise children, because professor X literally did that
with his original X-Men team. All those original people were teenagers
when they joined the team. also,
we get professor X back at the end of the episode. There's a lot of references
to everything that happens in this episode. Cable then basically explains bastion
to the rest of the X-Men. his whole backstory is a reference to Operation Zero
tolerance from the comics is for extinction. Like I said, when he references him
using the wild Sentinel attack on Juno should to gain support from the government
for his Prime Sentinel program. that's basically what he did in the comics,
only he was using the threat of onslaught to do that. The wild sentinel was borrowed from E is for extinction, which was the Grant Morrison
New X-Men run, where they introduced the Cassandra Nova character,
who is now one of the main villains during Dead Point. Wolverine in live action. I do not think Cassandra Nova has anything to do
with what they're doing on X-Men 97 right now. Maybe they'll do her in animated form
in some future season. when he says the Prime Sentinels are created
using the techno organic virus, that is a change to that original comic book storyline. but after Operation Zero Tolerance,
like after the Prime Sentinels, bastion is dosed with the techno organic virus,
making him even more powerful, On the series, though, they're using that to explain
how he can control machines like this. Like just the way his powers work in general. It's not telekinesis. Traditionally. all of his powers were gained
from the techno organic virus. And the fact that he is a human hybrid Sentinel. during the original comic book storyline,
all this was done with just regular nanobots. But essentially that virus infects people. Then they turn into cyborg sentinels,
the same techno organic virus that Mr. Sinister infected cable with as a child. even though the reason why Mr. Sinister infected cable with the techno
organic virus was a slightly different reason, It was meant to be his countermeasure
that he was creating someone who could defeat bastion,
who had the techno organic virus. so I think the fact the cable also has the techno
organic virus will be key to how they defeat bastion
in the Prime Sentinels. remember. During the episode, Mr. Sinister said he didn't care about bastion at all. He was just using him to gain his prize,
a never ending supply of mutant test subjects. So he was always trying to find a way to counteract bastion, because eventually bastion
would probably turned against him to. during the original cable origin story in the comics,
the reason why he gets the techno organic virus is a little bit different, like Mr. Sinister created him. Is a countermeasure to apocalypse in the future,
not the bastion, but they're sort of swapping a lot of those storylines. cable then reveals to all them
that the evolutionary war that bastion waged lasted for the next 300 years, where basically every human
is replaced by this new prime sentinel hybrid. but that's basically the future the cable grew up in. Like he was sent to that future. Morph makes a joke about Wolverine
being the last one to die again. It's a reference to all the future
episodes that we saw during X-Men The Animated Series. Like the Days of Future Past episodes,
The One Man's Worth episodes, which was Age of Apocalypse,
but both of them dystopian post-apocalyptic futures. Cable shows them what Bastion's new future he creates
looks like by forcing this evolution of humanity, and says that it's meant to be a Paradise for humans,
even though technically they're not humans anymore. They're like human hybrids. all these designs are meant to look just like
the original comic book operation zero Tolerance. Prime Sentinels. But obviously for mutants, it is still very bad. Like it is not a Paradise for them. All the survivors being forced into slave labor camps. This old lady in space is Polaris being forced to heal or maintain Earth's magnetosphere
because her powers are similar to Magneto's. And I think in this future,
the cable comes from Magneto has already been killed. then he explains the dark irony of the situation. Like the dark twist, Professor X's dream was realized,
but not the way he wanted. Mutants did usher in a bright, peaceful future. But as a slave labor class. Then they explain why cable has not been able
to stop the wild Sentinel attack, which was what basically began all this
every time he tried to change the past in this moment, here he was, pulled back into the timestream
no matter what he did. Beast makes a Doctor Strange reference saying strange, then talking about the mystics of Kamar Taj
in the absolute points in time. those are like fixed points in time,
which we saw during the Doctor Strange episode of What If season one,
where something happens that cannot be changed no matter how you try, or it will cause the destruction
of your entire reality. which is basically what happens to that version
of Doctor Strange who turns into Strange Supreme. if you don't remember, Doctor
Strange is actually canon to X-Men The Animated Series. He appeared in a cameo scene with Clea,
but it's a different version from Benedict Cumberbatch. Doctor strange obviously Then Jean gray makes
it sound like Madeleine Prior died on Juno,
and this also gets into cable fixing things eventually. Like will
he be able to ultimately undo what happened on Juno? And I think the answer to the question here, when they
said, no, he can't because it is a fixed point in time, meaning that they can't just have him
time travel and bring everybody back to life that died. So if everybody was wondering how they bring Gambit
back, it can't be through just simple time travel. also repeat Madeline Prior. When he says a rebel in his timeline,
300 years in the future. Gave him plans for bastion. Secret base. I think that's probably
gonna wind up being Bishop or Forge. Just because those people tend
to show up in groups in future episodes like, oh, you're always around here in the future
trying to save things with time travel. cable only has half the information
on Bastion's backstory, so he's half right when he says that he's a backup
android of Master Mold, who uploaded himself into something
after they destroyed him. That something was Nimrod. I'll explain what happened to him when we get to
that part of the episode, because they explain how Bastion is connected to those one man's worth
episodes of the original series. but as that's happening,
Bastion releases the video clip of professor X from the SR Empire,
using it to turn people against the X-Men. Just get them afraid of them and blaming garages
murder on them, too, when in fact he did it himself
like we saw him kill Garrick. Then they do a special wipe transition with X for X-Men two New York City to show
what's happening with sunspots. Family. there's a very J. Jonah Jameson kind of news broadcaster
yelling on the TV about mutants. And it's not J. Jonah Jameson himself. It's just like another random news pundit. But it looks like they're eating ostrich eggs. I think it's just the idea that it's super weird
because they're super rich. Like, they just do weird rich people things. The whole reason why they get pissed off at his mother
is because she does this prototypical rich, lazy person thing of throwing money at a problem
and throwing the X-Men under the bus. Like, we'll fix this with money, even though all of her
and her rich friends don't really care about mutants at all. It's all part of sunspots arc. And him turning away from his parents
and fully embracing becoming a member of the X-Men. We go back to Jean gray, who's trying to heal rogue
using her powers after all the trauma she went through since Juno shot, like she's really been through it
the last couple episodes. Nightcrawler
is there because he's her brother, as he says. He also kind of explains their connection to Jean gray. and he gives her this big pep talk
about how the X-Men are like a family, and it's all about the family you choose for yourself. It's not about blood. It's just about moving forward and choosing your family
and just being with them it's both meant to be about her relationship with cable
because she can't really tell whose memories are who's between hers and Madeline
Prior's like, even though Madeline Prior developed all these new memories of her own after
she was created, that shouldn't have been Jean Gray's. They had this weird psychic link. So, like, Jean
gray thinks that all the new memories she developed are also things that she did,
like giving birth to cable. So she kind of thinks of cable as her son, too. Even though he isn't. but this is basically meant to show you her slowly
becoming a surrogate mother to him. Like thinking of him as her actual son. And she does a lot of mothering later
in the episode to great comedic effect. Like put your seatbelt on. there's also a lot of references
in Nightcrawler speech about mystique. Just making it feel like mystique will show up
in the last couple of episodes. I still have a feeling that Val Cooper might wind up being mystique in disguise,
but they haven't fully revealed that yet. But if you didn't watch the original animated series
episodes, the reason why Nightcrawler is Rogue's brother is because mystique gives birth
to Nightcrawler, After mystique abandons him, she eventually becomes the foster mother of rogue
when she senses her great power in ways that bringing her to Magneto,
which we also saw in flashbacks. then after the X-Men wind up running into Nightcrawler,
meet him. She learns their connection through mystique
and they start to feel like brother and sister. Back at Bastion's base, they monitor the situation and
they reveal that Val Cooper survived the destruction. And she's also wearing a uniform
that looks a lot like Bastion's uniform. Just to show that she was actually working with
in helping him inside the government. Like a lot of the other villains around the Earth, too,
where we get a bunch of cameo scenes from. she calls Mister Sinister
like a new version of Mengele, which he jokes that he actually knew the real version
because, remember, he's from the 1800s. He lived for a very long time. Mengele was a Nazi scientist during World War Two. He did all kinds of horrible experiments on people,
just like Mr. Sinister does with mutants. He mostly experiments on mutants. who also says Mengele
only achieved a fraction of his true potential. Just to show you how bad Mr. Sinister is. he also confirms my theory about his ultimate prize,
basically being able to use Bastion to obtain a never ending stock of mutants to experiment on
in his quest to create the ultimate being. But like I said, his failsafe is cable
like he created cable in case he needs to kill Bastion. They show that they have Magneto all strung up. Val Cooper starts talking to him. They show his tattoo from World
War Two from the concentration camps. Because of the Mengele reference. Like we're talking about World War Two. References here. during that something similar happened to people. They were experimented on in really horrific ways
and now it's happening again. But just some mutants, this time. Toby comes back to visit bees
to try and make amends with him, but obviously is a plant for Bastion
because she's been dosed with a techno organic virus. part of what he's doing here,
though, is experimenting on trance body to try and find a way to counteract the techno
organic virus in the prime centers, because they can't find a way to stop the techno
organic virus. The only alternative is destroying the Prime Sentinels,
which means killing a bunch of living people, which would only radical these humans
further against mutants even faster. Which is why Bastion's plan is so insidious. then team. Summers learns that the coordinates cable gave them
sent them to Bastion's childhood home, which was also something that Bastion engineered,
like he knew that they would eventually show up. end, they basically use this whole part of the episode
to explain the rest of Bastion's origin story in the show. And it's meant to be a slightly different version
than the comics, but there's a lot of Easter eggs
with the original comic book origin, In the future. He started out as a hybrid of Nimrod and Master Mold,
then traveled into the past in human form and lost his memories, and then eventually regained
them when he touched the remnants of Master Mold. In the past. so for a long while,
he grew up just believing that he was a normal child. would they change for the show is to sort of connect
this to the one man's worth episode. So at the end of that episode, if you remember, they basically destroyed Nimrods body,
which breaks into pieces. But Nimrods whole thing is that he can survive that. Like he can reform his body. So a piece of Nimrod wound up escaping
and infecting the school janitor
where they were at Professor X's school in the past. It sounds like before
Nimrod had gone back into the past. During that episode, master molded uploaded
some is programing into him creating the hybrid. So after Nimrod infects his father here,
he sires a child with his mother. Here in Nimrod, remnant basically turns the baby into this human hybrid sentinel,
they keep referencing him as a mutant. Like his body was mutated. So bastion is meant to be a mutant on the show,
just like the ones he's trying to kill. oh, the irony. so Bastion is born like a normal human,
but because he's a hybrid, he has all these remnant memories
that he doesn't totally understand from Nimrod, from Master Mold,
from all other Sentinels. It explains why he's a techno path. He can talk to machines because, like Master Mold,
Nimrod could talk to other machines. And it's why all these memories of the past
in the future start creeping into his mind. Like, this is the crazy time travel aspect,
because a lot of the memories are coming from Master Mold and Nimrod in Master Molds
ultimate plan to conquer mutants. so that's why all of his childhood
pictures are basically depictions of the future that cable just came from. Like were meant to be memories. Because Bastion effectively came from the future. they're all kinds of Easter eggs all over his house
to like, there's a Stark Expo magazine for an Ironman Easter egg. Ironman canon to the series, obviously,
because the Avengers are canon to the series, The purple
robot is meant to be a reference to the Sentinels. Also remember
there was a picture of Bastion on Forge's wall when forge helped them create the anti mutant tech. see if you remember, the bastion
grew up trying to influence, forge and create a lot of this technology
that eventually became the Prime Sentinels. The X-Men number 52
is the first appearance of bastion in the comics. It was just a cameo appearance,
and it was an issue that also featured an adventure with Gambit,
sort of teasing gambits, connection to Mr. Sinister. So this might also be teasing some gambits stuff
happening in the next couple of episodes to. when. Bastion's
mother said that she knew they were coming to get her. Like my son told me you were coming. That's because Bastion knows the future. He knew that they were going to show up. all these burning buildings here in the background,
these childhood pictures meant to be references to the expansion burning in present day,
which Bastion then sees outside at the end of the episode, like,
My vision came to pass. there, couple moments back at Bastion's base,
where they basically try to make him seem even worse than all the other villains on Earth so far, He reveals he did tell the government
about what he was going to do on Genoa, killing all those people with the Wild Sentinel,
so they kind of knew what was going to go down the way it was going to go down before it happened, really making the government like Val Cooper here
seem really bad. then when he's talking about Guy
turning Magneto into a martyr, helping foster tolerance of mutants, that's basically him
saying the title of the episode inside the episode. Like, he said the name of the thing inside the thing. because the title of the finale is
Talent is Extinction. And then Bastion sort of explains his master plan
like it's a lot of villain monologuing here, with him explaining everything. he used OSHA in this massive scale of mutant deaths
to cause humans around the world to become apathetic to the plight of mutants,
because it was too much suffering for humans to deal with mentally,
This is also a bit of a call out on stuff that happens in real life with like real life tragedies
happening in other countries, stuff with people that you're in connected to
and people just not caring about the plight of everyone else, just in general,
that they're not directly connected to It's like a war happens in another country
and so many people die. It's so terrible
that people would rather not think about it. So they become apathetic to the suffering
of those people that they are not connected to. which is really sinister,
but very true to make as many X-Men puns as possible like this is a phenomenon that happens in real life
all the time. they have a Doctor Doom cameo scene revealing
that he's been working with Bastion along with all the other villains in the world. Who is bad is
he is calls Bastion out for his war crimes. Like I'm bad, but I want no association with the level
of atrocities that you're committing with right now. Like Doctor Doom doesn't want to be known
as someone who did any of this stuff. You know you're bad
when Doctor Doom thinks that you're too evil for him. they have a cameo scene with Baron Zemo. There's a bunch of other villains working with him. Some of them are kind of blurring in the background
here, so you can't quite pick them out. We'll probably see them in future episodes too. Then he starts to explain the whole concept
of the title of the finale, which is extinction, because Bastion reveals
that if he's not successful in his plan, within a hundred years, mutants
will outnumber humans 10 to 1. So more and more mutants are being born every day. then he literally references Operation Zero Tolerance
from the comics and it's all about him acting. Now to save humans from becoming extinct, not being
tolerant of mutants so that humans will not go extinct. Then he explains another
very insidious part of his plan like this is also based on a lot of stuff
that happens in real life with social media platforms. But because we're in the 90s here, they talk about 90s level technology,
so it's more like chat rooms and forums. Basically bastion targeting people
who were dissatisfied or angry at mutants because they lost their jobs
or for whatever reason, and stoked those flames, got them so pissed off at mutants
that they would willingly join his Prime Sentinel program
without really telling them what he was doing to them. Like, I'm not giving him all the details. basically using 90s level social media
to manipulate people and create his army. It's meant to be a direct reference
to social media platforms in present day, using algorithms to manipulate people
and drive them towards one particular line of thought,
or radicalize people in really dangerous ways. they've been a number of social media platforms
in the last couple of years. They got in big trouble for doing stuff like this,
like Facebook for instance. Dale Cooper starts to turn against him
when she starts to get worried that Bastion's going to hurt humans
more than she will help them, Because remember, he'll be changing all humans
eventually into human centered hybrids. So essentially this is the end of the human race. No matter what. Then Bastion's mother shows them his final painting
from when he was around 16 years old. And it's basically a vision of everything
that's happening right now all at the same time. The three headed wild sentinel
from Genos to the Prime Sentinels, all the dead mutants at the bottom,
Everybody dying in a fire. which also triggers her transformation
into a prime sentinel, revealing that Bastion also infected her
with the techno organic virus. At some point. when they go back to Sunspot and Jubilee's storyline,
the roster Mines department store is a reference to Ron Wasserman, the composer who wrote the original X-Men
The Animated Series theme song. I think this the band himself
also helped write that to. sunspots, Butler turns into a prime central. Everybody at the mall,
it causes Jubilee to start hating malls. Like I'm never coming back to the mall ever again. Beast uses Cerebro to start
locating all the Prime Sentinels, and then trace turns into a Prime Sentinel, part of Bastion's plan
to infiltrate the expansion and kill the X-Men. While this is all happening. they have a montage with a bunch of prime sentinels
being activated around the world. I love the look that little kids face
when his parents change to like, oh crap. B says his classic catchphrase again. He's done it before the season a couple times. they start their big battle at the expansion. Just as team Summer starts their battle on the other
side of the country, we finally get juggernaut. Even though it's morph changing into juggernaut. They featured him in all the intros this year with Magneto's team, but this is the first
we've actually seen them in an actual episode. these pictures are Professor X's parents
and of him as a child. And when he was in school, all the artifacts around
the room were collected by his ancestors. This is also how Nightcrawler winds up
getting his swords that we saw in previous clips, and in the intros. He borrows them from the wall display. Notice he's also using three of them, holding
one with his tail. then Rpcs mansion as it starts to burn down. We'll see how they deal with this during season two. But professor X is very, very rich. He has a lot of money. He can rebuild the expansion
as many times as he needs to. all these battle scenes are great. Like they are way better than the original series. Like the budget
for the original series was so much smaller. They just generally couldn't do action like this. they mostly want to show you here that rogue is still down for the count,
but she'll probably be back by episode nine. they also do something really cool here, too. They show you what it looks like
inside the brimstone dimension. When Nightcrawler is teleporting,
Wolverine goes along for a ride accidentally when they both skewer one
and then teleport away from rogue. They pay off. Jubilee's joke about being the only one who can't fly
by revealing sunspots. Ability to fly when his powers are fully activated,
who says he's been practicing in the Danger Room this whole time? Like, I've been working on this for a while now. Team summers loses another blackbird. It's become a meme this season. They say this is the third one to be destroyed
in the last three months. They're burning through them like candy. But they use this to reveal
the Cyclops had his car on the Blackbird. really cool chase scene going on here, but they also
probably did this because they're going to sell. This car is a toy that you can buy, like
everything you see in episodes will be sold as toys. It's called toy. Yet they make jokes about this on Rick and Morty
all the time. side note, it's also kind of funny. The cable knows what a Porsche actually is. Is a Porsche still exists in 300 years. who, then promptly turns it into a convertible. They have their big summers family team at moment. Notice the windshield of the car here to makes it seem like it's made from the same red
ruby quartz as his visor. zoom in, and hands on the back to the license
plate is a bit of a Cyclops joke from the comics. In the comics,
Wolverine calls him slim as his nickname. maybe this is also a bit of a reference to Cyclops
car from the live action X-Men movies to when Wolverine stole that car. sunspot crashes into his mother's party. Remember, her big thing was not revealing to everyone
that he was a mutant. All their rich friends, investors. So now all them know. And Bastion
apparently programed the Prime Sentinels to lie and make mutants look even worse,
lying about their true purpose to the other humans. Like we're not here to kill them. We're here to help mutants. more like help them into an early grave. Not sure why, but Bastion apparently is rolling around in a classic Rolls-Royce,
which he takes to the burning X mansion. Probably just for the ceremony of it all. Like, just kind of basking in the glow
of the burning expansion. on my vision
that I drew a long time ago is finally coming to pass. Like he drew. This is a young child. Then they reveal Val Cooper rebelled against them
and release Magneto because she senses Magneto was right this whole time. Make all the Thanos was right. Memes is possible. Magneto was right. Then we get Magneto traveling to the North Pole,
where Earth's magnetic fields at his strongest, enabling him to supercharge his powers way faster
it essentially use the entire Earth's magnetosphere to destroy all prime
Sentinels. there.
Couple quick cameo scenes from around different points in the world
just to show the effect all over the world happening. Spider-Man cameo scene in New York City
fulfilling the promise from episode one. Like there was a bit of a cameo scene,
but it was a text based cameo scene with the Daily Bugle, Eddie
Brock, venom, Peter Parker, Spider-Man. But we finally see Spider-Man. And it is the version of Spider-Man
from the animated series in the 90s. you have to remember that
all those Marvel series in the 90s, like Hulk, Iron Man series, everything is all canon to each other, mostly
through the Spider-Man series that did the legwork of sort of bringing everyone together
canonizing everyone at the same Earth. we get a Silver Samurai cameo in Japan,
then an Omega Red cameo in Russia, and Wolverine correctly sees that Magneto has declared war on humans, so he's back to his old stick like they're making
Magneto more of his villain self again. No more tolerance, but he's basically gone
to the opposite side of this from bastion. Bastion was doing the same thing,
like No More Tolerance. Just as he asked for Professor X's help,
he crashes into the expansion, returning wearing the same SR spacesuit that Leandra wore
when she came to Earth for the first time. and says his catchphrase, also from that new X-Men run that they're borrowing from to me, my X-Men. showing the major X-Men characters
that he's contacting on screen, which include storm. so part of the idea is that bastion
did not plan for Magneto to escape. Like he wasn't expecting that. so think what we're building to
because Magneto destroyed all the prime Sentinels is bastion himself fighting the X-Men in Magneto. A lot of these other mutants. And if you thought the Prime Sentinels
were hard to kill. Bastion is way more powerful. But remember, it's all about Mr. Sinister ace in the hole, which is cable,
who has the techno organic virus, which is probably their backdoor to defeating Bastion. there were a whole bunch of Easter Eggs references
cameos in the episode So if there's any you spotted that
I didn't talk about during the video, just write them below in the comments and everybody just let me know
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