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The Disney Plus animated seriesX-Men ‘97has been receiving positive responses since its release. The revival of the classic showX-Men: The Animated Serieswas in the headlines earlier this month for parting ways with showrunner Beau DeMayo. The show’s premiere on March 20 reportedly garnered over 4 million views, making it the second most-viewed animated series on the platform.
The third episode of the series is reportedly adapted from the comicInfernoand follows Jean Grey’s clone. Introduced at the end of episode two, the clone is transformed into the Goblin Queen by Mister Sinister and then assumes the identity of Madelyn Pryor. The episode also sees Nathan Summers, the son of Cyclops and Jean Grey make an appearance.
What Happens In Episode 3 ofX-Men ‘97?
The animated seriesX-Men ‘97picks up from whereX-Men: The Animated Seriesended back in 1996. The original show ended with Professor X leaving for the Shi’ar homeworld along with Lilandra, with Magento taking over the Institute as per the Professor’s will. The series also shows that Jean Grey is pregnant with the child of Scott Summers a.k.a Cyclops.
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The child is born in the second episode of the show, with Rogue having to deliver the child after absorbing the knowledge of an obstetrician as Jean goes into labor. The couple named the child Nathan Summers, leading fans to quickly realize that the child will go on to become Cable in the future. However, in the comics, Nathan is the son of Scott Summers and Madelyn Pryor, the clone of Jean Grey.
The end of episode two shows the arrival of a Jean look-alike. The recently aired episode 3, titled ‘Fire Made Flesh’, reveals that the look-alike is the real Jean Grey and that the mother of Nathan Summers is a clone. The clone Jean then has an identity crisis and transforms herself into the Goblin Queen after being manipulated by Mister Sinister.
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She takes off with Nathan Summers, with the child being infected with a virus by Mister Sinister. The original Jean communicates with the Goblin Queen telepathically to snap her out of Mister Sinister’s control. Nathan is saved but the virus is still in his body, leading the X-Men to send him to the future for a cure. The Goblin Queen takes the name of Madelyn Prior at the end.
Who Is The Son Of Jean Grey And Cyclops?
When Jean Grey was revealed to be pregnant with the child of Scott Summers a.k.a Cyclops, fans speculated that it would be either Rachel Summers or Nathan Summers. It was revealed that the child was the latter, confirming the existence of Cable. In th comics, Nathan Summers becomes Cable in the future.
The son of Madelyn Pryor a.k.a clone Jean and Cyclops, Cable’s powers are initiated by Mister Sinister as he instilled a virus in him to battle Apocalypse. According to the character’swiki, Nathan Summers becomes a trained warrior in the future, assuming the role of Askani’son. In Ryan Reynolds’Deadpool 2, he was depicted by Josh Brolin.
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Cable is known to be an alpha-level mutant and has telepathic powers. He is a skilled telepath just like his mother and also has the ability to mind trap, telekinetic powers, and create illusions. Cable also possesses the ability to time travel and has traveled to his original past multiple times.
With Nathan Summers finally being introduced in theX-Men ‘97universe and on his way to turning into Cable, the future version of the character might just make an appearance in the show. The end of episode 3 also sees the clone Jean becoming Madelyn Pryor, setting up a deeper exploration of her and Cyclops’ relationship.
Nishanth A
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Nishanth A is a Senior Entertainment Writer at FandomWire, majorly focusing on TV shows with over 2,000 articles published. He has been an entertainment journalist for the past two years and a scriptwriter at various corporations before that, working on educational content. With a Communications, English Literature, and Psychology triple major, Nishanth usually covers news and analyses on Star Trek, particularly Strange New Worlds and The Next Generation; Doctor Who, the DCU, and more.A Nolan fan, Nishanth spends his time exploring the filmographies of various directors with an auteurial style or can be found making short movies of his own. He has also contributed as a feature writer for Film Companion, focusing on the South division.
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