X-Men '97 release schedule: how many episodes are there?
Mar. 18, 2024Your ultimate guide to watching Marvel’s X-Men ‘97 season 1
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X-Men ‘97season 1 has come to an end, concluding with a gripping three-part finale that delivered countless twists and turns. Seriously though, we still aren’t over that jaw-droppingpost-credits sceneand what it means for the show going ahead.
The Marvel series has proven to be hugely popular forDisney Pluswhich is great news for the streaming service as a second season is already in the works, with a third chapter planned too.
And so, if you are looking to watch the show ahead of the new seasons or need to catch-up if you have fallen behind on all the action, we have everything you need to know below about X-Men ‘97 season 1.
Keep scrolling to find out more about the episode count and how you can watch the hit superhero series. Then be sure to dive into ourX-Men ‘97 Easter eggsguide to discover all the cameos, references, and fun nods you may have missed.
X-Men ‘97 release schedule and episode count
X-Men ‘97 season 1 consists of 10 episodes. A second and third season are already in the works.
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