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X-Men '97 Creator Beau Demayo Fired From Marvel Studios

This image released by Disney shows Teyonah Parris as Captain Monica Rambeau in a scene from "The Marvels." (Laura Radford/Disney-Marvel Studios via AP)

X-Men '97 episode 'Remember It' has left fans reeling with its shocking twists and turns. The latest installment of the highly anticipated series took viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, culminating in a devastating attack on the mutant-populated island of Genosha.

The episode, titled 'Remember It,' begins with half of the X-Men team traveling to Genosha, where Magneto is expected to become the nation's leader as the island is accepted into the UN. The first part of the episode serves as a nostalgic reintroduction to various beloved mutants from the original series.

Meanwhile, back at the mansion, the other half of the team faces personal challenges, including a relationship crisis between Cyclops and Jean Grey. However, the peaceful proceedings take a dark turn when the island is suddenly attacked by a three-headed sentinel, resulting in the deaths of several mutants, including fan favorites Gambit and Magneto.

The heartbreaking events of 'Remember It' have left fans in shock and mourning, with many taking to social media to express their grief and disbelief. The episode also delves into complex storylines, such as the love triangle between Rogue, Gambit, and Magneto, adding layers of emotional depth to the narrative.

Former showrunner Beau DeMayo, who was recently fired from Marvel Studios, explained that the episode was inspired by real-world tragedies like The Tulsa Race Massacre and 9/11. DeMayo aimed to create a storyline that would challenge viewers and explore themes of trauma, loss, and resilience.

Despite the unexpected departure of DeMayo, 'X-Men '97' continues to captivate audiences with its compelling storytelling and character development. The show has been praised for its faithfulness to the source material and its ability to engage both longtime fans and newcomers to the X-Men universe.

'X-Men '97' is now streaming on Disney+, offering fans a nostalgic yet fresh take on the iconic superhero team. As the series unfolds, viewers can expect more surprises, emotional moments, and thrilling adventures in the world of mutants.

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