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A list of episodes from the fifth and final season of X-Men.

This season was originally broadcast out of intended order (based on the order work on them was completed by the several animation studios involved in production), and contains several episodes originally meant to appear in seasons 3 and 4, most notably No Mutant is an Island, which was meant to immediately follow the Phoenix Saga.

Episodes - Broadcast Order[]

Script # Title Writer(s) Original Airdate Production Code
63 "Phalanx Covenant, Part One" Steven Melching
David McDermott
September 7, 1996 501
64 "Phalanx Covenant, Part Two" Steven Melching
David McDermott
September 7, 1996 502
65 "A Deal With The Devil" Eric Lewald September 14, 1996 503
66 "No Mutant Is An Island" Sandy Scesny September 21, 1996 504
67 "Longshot" Steven Melching
David McDermott
October 5, 1996 505
68 "Bloodlines" Len Uhley October 26, 1996 506
69 "Storm Front, Part One" Mirith Colao November 2, 1996 507
70 "Storm Front, Part Two" Brooks Wachtel November 9, 1996 508
71 "Jubilee's Fairytale Theater" Brooks Wachtel November 16, 1996 509
72 "The Fifth Horseman" Steven Melching
David McDermott
February 8, 1997 510
73 "Old Soldiers" Len Wein February 22, 1997 511
74 "Descent" Steven Melching
David McDermott
September 6, 1997 512
75 "Hidden Agendas" Steven Melching
David McDermott
September 13, 1997 513
76 "Graduation Day" James Krieg September 20, 1997 514

Summary[]

Beast and Forge would make an unlikely alliance with Magneto and Mister Sinister to stop the Phalanx invasion of Earth. Omega Red would be thawed out to salvage a toxic nuclear submarine but has his own plans for the warheads. Graydon Creed Jr. and the Friends of Humanity would return to reunite Nightcrawler with his real mother. Storm would save an alien planet and become engaged to their ruler, only to learn what kind of person he really is. Fabian Cortez would try to resurrect the dreaded Apocalypse. Wolverine would remember the time he and Captain America fought the Red Skull. Mister Sinister's origins would be revealed. The worst would come with Henry Peter Gyrich attacks and seriously injures Charles Xavier. All would seem lost until Lilandra and the Shi'Ar offer their assistance. But that would mean the loss of the X-Men's beloved leader.

Background[]

"No Mutant Is An Island" was originally intended to air in Season Three after "The Phoenix Saga" and before "Savage Land, Strange Heart." However, due to animation problems it was delayed two years while a different company animated it again from scratch.

The "Beyond Good And Evil" story arc was originally meant to be the ending of the series. However, Fox bought a few more episodes at the last minute. The original animation studio, Graz Entertainment, went bankrupt. The final six episodes feature a different animation style, the work being done by Saban.

Home Video Releases[]

VHS[]

Universal Studios released X-Men: No Mutant Is An Island which contained "No Mutant Is An Island". It is the only episode to be released on VHS.

DVD[]

Buena Vista Home Entertainment released X-Men Volume Five containing the entire season.

External Links[]

X-Men Episodes
Season One "Night of the Sentinels, Part One" • "Night of the Sentinels, Part Two" • "Enter Magneto" • "Deadly Reunions" • "Captive Hearts" • "Cold Vengeance" • "Slave Island" • "The Unstoppable Juggernaut" • "The Cure" • "Come the Apocalypse" • "Days of Future Past, Part One" • "Days of Future Past, Part Two" • "The Final Decision"
Season Two "Till Death Do Us Part, Part One" • "Till Death Do Us Part, Part Two" • "Whatever It Takes" • "Red Dawn" • "X-Ternally Yours" • "Time Fugitives, Part One" • "Time Fugitives, Part Two" • "A Rogue's Tale" • "Beauty & the Beast" • "Mojovision" • "Reunion, Part One" • "Reunion, Part Two"
Season Three "Out of the Past, Part One" • "Out of the Past, Part Two" • "Sacrifice" • "The Dark Shroud" • "Cry of the Banshee" • "The Starjammers" • "Child of Light" • "No Mutant is an Island" • "Obsession" • "Longshot" • "Cold Comfort" • "Savage Land Strange Heart, Part One" • "Savage Land Strange Heart, Part Two" • "Dazzled" • "The Inner Circle" • "The Dark Phoenix" • "The Fate of the Phoenix" • "Orphan's End" • "The Juggernaut Returns" • "Nightcrawler" • "Weapon X, Lies and Videotape"
Season Four "Love in Vain" • "A Deal with the Devil" • "Sanctuary, Part One" • "Sanctuary, Part Two" • "Xavier Remembers" • "Courage" • "One Man's Worth, Part One" • "One Man's Worth, Part Two" • "Proteus, Part One" • "Proteus, Part Two" • "Family Ties" • "The Lotus and the Steel" • "Have Yourself A Morlock Little X-Mas" • "The End of Time" • "Promise of Apocalypse" • "The Lazarus Chamber" • "End and Beginning" • "Phalanx Covenant, Part One""Phalanx Covenant, Part Two""Storm Front, Part One""Storm Front, Part Two""Bloodlines"
Season Five "The Fifth Horseman" • "Jubilee's Fairytale Theater" • "Old Soldiers" • "Hidden Agendas" • "Descent" • "Graduation Day"
Related "Pryde of the X-Men" • "The Mutant Agenda" • "The Mutants' Revenge"
Episodes are listed in the order they are set. Episodes that aired during different seasons are noted in italics.
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