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Acclaimed Disney+ Series Drops Trailer Filled With Comics Nods, Destruction Ahead of "Tolerance Is Extinction" Conclusion.

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The wildly acclaimed X-Men ’97 animated revival has dropped an explosive trailer hyping the remaining three episodes of its debut season on Disney+. Packed with action, ominous teases of things to come, and sly meta references, the sneak peek at the “Tolerance Is Extinction” finale arc is sure to stoke excitement among fans.

The trailer opens with an ominous voiceover from Professor X reflecting on his former students being like family, setting the tone for an emotional farewell. Subsequent shots depict the X-Mansion going up in flames, a signature event in X-Men comics lore that suggests radical status quo changes are imminent.

Viewers are treated to the anticipated return of Storm in her classic costume, alongside allies like Forge and potentially Sunspot. One standout moment shows Cable suiting up in familiar yellow-and-blue threads akin to his 90s X-Force look, as he pokes fun at the X-Men’s colorful circus-style outfits.

His father Cyclops retorts with a sly reference to the 2000 X-Men film when Wolverine mocked the team’s black leather suits, asking “What would you prefer? Yellow spandex?” This meta exchange broke the fourth wall in a way fans are sure to appreciate from the consistently clever series.

While largely focusing on stirring character moments and callbacks, the trailer nevertheless ramps up the action with plenty of footage teasing the climactic confrontation with Bastion’s fearsome Prime Sentinels. The villainous robot forces have been an ominous presence all season, and it appears their plot to exterminate mutants will finally come to a head.

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Since its Disney+ premiere, X-Men ’97 has emerged as one of Marvel’s most acclaimed recent projects thanks to its deft balance of vintage anime aesthetics, character-driven storytelling, and engaging action. The series currently boasts an impressive 98% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes.

With the final three episodes consisting of an extended “Tolerance Is Extinction” finale arc, X-Men ’97 seems poised to go out in a gratifyingly bombastic manner based on this new trailer. Fans can catch the explosive mutant conclusion when new episodes premiere Wednesdays on Disney+.

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