Before the X-Men film series was reinventing what superhero movies could be, X-Men: The Animated Series was reinventing what a Saturday morning superhero cartoon could be. The beloved cartoon series dealt with some serious issues during its time on the air, including racism, religion, slavery, and a whole lot more, and it handled all of them quite deftly and organically. It was a show for kids first and foremost, but there were a lot of things that adults could appreciate in it as well. Let’s take a look at a few things that only adults noticed in X-Men: The Animated Series.

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Inclusive from the beginning | 0:00
Mutant politics | 1:20
The birds, the bees, and the mutants | 2:23
Slavery, bigotry, and imprisonment | 3:41
Hatred personified | 4:38
The Legacy Virus | 5:26
A beastly intellectual | 6:37
Coping with loss | 7:54
Mutated melodrama | 9:05
Mutants of faith | 10:23
Violence is omnipresent | 11:45

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