X-Men

X-Men (1992)

13 continuity mistakes in Whatever It Takes - chronological order

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Whatever It Takes - S2-E3

Continuity mistake: When the opening of the Astral Plane is first shown emerging from Mt. Kilimanjaro's Kibo summit, the summit is correctly depicted as being somewhat flat. Near the end when the opening of the Astral Plane is diminishing, the mountain summit is shown to have a pyramidal peak. (00:02:35 - 00:16:50)

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Whatever It Takes - S2-E3

Continuity mistake: When the riverboat captain is talking about how Wolverine is looking for Morph, Wolverine is standing several feet away looking over the side of the boat. When the shot changes, Wolverine's left arm is suddenly behind the captain's back, offering his monkey a peanut. (00:04:41)

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Whatever It Takes - S2-E3

Continuity mistake: In the flashback of Shadow King terrorizing a young Storm, in one shot she is shown sitting on the palm of his left hand. When the shot changes, she is now on the palm of his right hand. (00:15:18)

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Whatever It Takes - S2-E3

Continuity mistake: When Storm is reunited with Mjnari after purging Shadow King from her body, Mjnari has a tear coming out of the outside corner of his right eye. When the shot changes, the tear is gone. (00:16:03)

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Whatever It Takes - S2-E3

Continuity mistake: The boomerang that Xavier uses to throw at the jungle warrior astride the pterodactyl appears from nowhere. While it probably belonged to the warrior himself, neither he nor the other warrior with him were shown to have dropped it when they swooped by and captured Magneto and knocked Xavier down. (00:20:15)

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Trivia: Following Disney's acquisition of Fox, the creators of this show pitched a revival to stream on Disney+. Producer Larry Houston has said he would come out of retirement specifically to work on this. The revival - titled X-Men '97 - was announced on Disney+ Day in November of 2021 for a 2024 premiere date, with much of the surviving original cast returning.

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Answer: It appears a number of factors led to its demise. It was originally intended to air for 65 episodes, but its popularity extended that. However, there were continual production quality problems, issues regarding whether the content was suitable enough for children, as well as financial considerations that finally led to it being ended.

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