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===Television=== | ===Television=== | ||
*In X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the animated television pilot. It was the home of Professor X and his X-Men with Kitty Pryde coming there after she discovered she was a Mutant. When the X-Men were away on a mission, the mansion came under attack from Magneto and Juggernaut with the pair overwhelming the defensive systems that was partially scrambled accidently by Pryde's phasing ability. Magneto then took Cerebro's Mutant Power Circuit from Xavier for use in his own plans in devastating the world and allowing him to claim dominion over it. | *In X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the animated television pilot. It was the home of Professor X and his X-Men with Kitty Pryde coming there after she discovered she was a Mutant. When the X-Men were away on a mission, the mansion came under attack from Magneto and Juggernaut with the pair overwhelming the defensive systems that was partially scrambled accidently by Pryde's phasing ability. Magneto then took Cerebro's Mutant Power Circuit from Xavier for use in his own plans in devastating the world and allowing him to claim dominion over it. | ||
| + | *In X-Men, the X-Mansion featured in the setting of the 1990s animated television series. | ||
| + | *In X-Men: Evolution, the X-Mansion featured in the setting of the animated television series. | ||
| + | *In Wolverine and the X-Men, the X-Mansion featured in the setting of the animated television series. | ||
| + | *In The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, a reference was made to the X-Mansion in the animated television series in the episode "Masters of Evil". This was shown in a newspaper with a photo that had cover story heading of 'Secret School for Mutants?'. | ||
===Films=== | ===Films=== | ||
| + | *In the X-Men Trilogy, the X-Mansion made a number of appearances in the shared continuity setting: | ||
| + | **In X-Men, the X-Mansion made its first appearance in the live-action film series. | ||
===Video games=== | ===Video games=== | ||
*In X-Men Legends, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the video game where it served as a hub for the players in-between missions. | *In X-Men Legends, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the video game where it served as a hub for the players in-between missions. | ||
| + | *In Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the Wii video game. Earth's heroes came to the mansion for aid in finding the Infinity Stones when they came under attack from Magneto who had acquired one of the cosmic relics. Their battle was interrupted when Sentinels had arrived seeking to claim the stones and eliminate Mutants thus forcing the Brotherhood of Mutants to team up with the heroes. | ||
===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
Revision as of 05:54, 23 July 2019
The X-Mansion is a building that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
Origin
Jean Grey School
As Logan decided to reopen the mansion, he named it the Jean Grey School of Higher Learning with Hank McCoy responsible for designing and building it. (Wolverine and the X-Men v1 #1)
Afterwards, Mutants around the world began to be affected when the Terrigen Cloud was accidentally released into the atmosphere. The substance was shown to be toxic to Mutants causing them to die upon prolonged exposure thus necessitating the X-Men to find a sanctuary for their kind. To that end, they moved the school to Limbo where Magick had crafted safeguards to allow the site to remain protected from demons within the area called X-Haven. (Extraordinary X-Men v1 #1)
Xavier Outreach
After it was destroyed, a protest formed outside the destroyed remains where those with anti-Mutant sentiment celebrated the destruction and hailed the possibility of legislation that allowed for the use of a vaccine that eliminated the X-Gene. (Uncanny X-Men v5 #8)
Overview
Inhabitants
- Charles Xavier :
- Logan :
Notes
- The X-Mansion was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where it made its first appearance in X-Men v1 #1 (September, 1963).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
- In X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the animated television pilot. It was the home of Professor X and his X-Men with Kitty Pryde coming there after she discovered she was a Mutant. When the X-Men were away on a mission, the mansion came under attack from Magneto and Juggernaut with the pair overwhelming the defensive systems that was partially scrambled accidently by Pryde's phasing ability. Magneto then took Cerebro's Mutant Power Circuit from Xavier for use in his own plans in devastating the world and allowing him to claim dominion over it.
- In X-Men, the X-Mansion featured in the setting of the 1990s animated television series.
- In X-Men: Evolution, the X-Mansion featured in the setting of the animated television series.
- In Wolverine and the X-Men, the X-Mansion featured in the setting of the animated television series.
- In The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, a reference was made to the X-Mansion in the animated television series in the episode "Masters of Evil". This was shown in a newspaper with a photo that had cover story heading of 'Secret School for Mutants?'.
Films
- In the X-Men Trilogy, the X-Mansion made a number of appearances in the shared continuity setting:
- In X-Men, the X-Mansion made its first appearance in the live-action film series.
Video games
- In X-Men Legends, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the video game where it served as a hub for the players in-between missions.
- In Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, the X-Mansion appeared in the setting of the Wii video game. Earth's heroes came to the mansion for aid in finding the Infinity Stones when they came under attack from Magneto who had acquired one of the cosmic relics. Their battle was interrupted when Sentinels had arrived seeking to claim the stones and eliminate Mutants thus forcing the Brotherhood of Mutants to team up with the heroes.
Other
Appearances
- X-Men v1:
- Uncanny X-Men v1:
- Wolverine and the X-Men v1:
- Extraordinary X-Men v1:
- X-Men: Gold:
- Uncanny X-men v5:
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