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08-28-2019, 07:55 AM	#1
UniSol GR77 Banned Member since:May 2009 Location:Naples, Italy. Trading Score:1	Are "Generation X" (1996) and "Mutant X" (2001) part of the X-Men film umbrella? I guess so. They can be considered as being alternate universes in the X-Men film multiverse (officially confirmed by a popular episode of Legion Season 2). Generation X also features Jubilee, Banshee and Emma Frost/White Queen, as well as the school. I hope there will be a blu-ray release of it in the future to come... Mutant X screams alternate universe. I like the series a lot. What do you think?

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