#x-men legends

[sabrerine911]

I did it!

I colored ALL of them!

My Earth-911b X-men sketches are done!

Earh 911 is mostly how I dubbed the Earth they are from back then, just stuck with it.

They are based mostly on the 90's version, X-men Legends and some other more modern sources. Some of them are considerably more powerful/stronger version of those but that's the general gist of it.

(added some extra description stuff on these versions, some more similar to the regulars than others)

Now Im officially ready for X-Men 97! (was planning to add a bit more info on my versions, but these high effort posts never blow up so I wont bother with that effort XD )

[playstationpark]

Hyper #131, Sept 2004 - 'X-Men Legends' cover. Support us on Patreon

[alphacomicsvol2]

X-Men Legends #1-3 Connecting Variant Covers by Iban Coello

[themarvelproject]

X-Factor by Walt Simonson from the cover of X-Men Legends #3 (2021)

[g4zdtechtv]

THE PILE PRESENTS: X-Play - Quick! Grab the Remote! | 12/7/04

What's so Ultimate about this episode?

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[dailydamnation]

Illyana Rasputin in X-Men Legends #11

Reading through the entire Legends run right now (never got around to it when it came out), and I’m enjoying it much more than I expected. Often when you get old creators returning with stories set during or following their classic run, you get plots that go way off the rails, but these are mostly all stories that could genuinely have been made way back then, and bring back that feeling. In short, they’re more New Mutants: War Children than X-Men Forever.

Plus, look at how happy li’l ’Yana is!

[ozianfizz]

Replaying X-Men Legends and Dee Bradley Baker as Nightcrawler is still 11/10

I'm trying to find it online but there's a voice line where Alison says "auf wiedersehen" with terrible pronunciation, and the written response is Nightcrawler laughing and saying "If I didn't know better, I'd think you were German."

BUT Baker goes an extra bit off script and as Kurt laughs, mutters smth to himself that I'm p sure is either "versehen" "versten" or "bist verstun" and THEN says the written line.

I really like Liam O Brien as Kurt but you can hear that Baker studied German at university when he voices Kurt lmao

[artverso]

Arthur Adams - X-Men Legends 

[classicartverso]

J.Scott Campbell - X-Men Legends

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[dispatchdcu]

X-Men Legends #6 Preview

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  X-Men Legends #6 Preview:  BACK FROM THE FUTURE! OMEGA SQUAD will die.  And it’s all BISHOP’s fault. BISHOP makes a fateful decision that will spell the end of life as he knew it!  Presaging his appearance in the classic UNCANNY X-MEN #282, witness legendary Whilce Portacio’s vision for his co-creation as we finally detail the truth behind the X.S.E.’s time-travel mission gone wrong! WHILCE…

[smashpages]

What Are You Reading? | In ‘Miracleman,’ ‘the character work alone would be worth the read’

See what the Smash Pages crew has been reading lately, including Dark Web, Doctor Strange, Aquaman and more.

[playstationpark]

GamePro #191, Aug 2004 - 'X-Men Legends' cover.

[alphacomicsvol2]

X-Men Legends #1 Cover Art by Brett Booth

[doesithavetobeaspider]

Grabbed these a few months ago and just finished them. I was playing games when they released but wasn’t interested in X-men. Despite their age they hold up incredibly well.

I played a lot of Ultimate Alliance on release, and coincidentally played UA2 with a friend on their PS5 recently, but XL1 is the best imo. It was originally planned to be a Final-Fantasy-with-mutants turn based rpg before becoming an arpg because they thought (rightly) fans would be unhappy with the lack of combat, but a lot of the elements remain. Some good like the story, difficulty, and teamwork, and some bad like having to waste talents into letting characters like storm fly, but overall it feels the most polished and tightly packed. (Don’t get me wrong btw, I’d love a turn based rpg with marvel characters, or even a fire emblem one.)

The story pulls from elements all over the X-men mythology from magneto to humans/sentinels to shadow king, and is far beyond the simple “magnetobad please stahp” which still would’ve been fine.

It’s one of the first times I can remember beating a game and immediately restarting, partially because you don’t unlock alt costumes until beating the game, which unlocks them all for everyone. But also some danger room missions can only be picked up once and are out of the way to the point where on my second play through I used a gamefaq guide.

2 is still good, with ridiculously good cinematics, but not as tightly made, and the overhauled menu design made me want to immediately stop playing. They saw people liked collecting danger room discs and comics in XL1 so made 2 a collectathon. The boss fights (which in 1 are rather simple) are bigger in scope with more details and requirements instead of just survive and do damage. 2 is all about apocalypse but again isn’t just rehashing a comic story.

This one has a less interesting roster and (sadly) removes the necessity for teamwork and different character’s powers. There are 3 unlockable characters but the funniest one is Professor X. I was so excited to see how they handled his wheelchair but he’s not in it! He walks regularly. In 1 he could do that in the astral dimension which was a nice touch that made sense, here it’s just weird. Increasing the weird/hilarity factor, one of his talents makes his normal movement speed up to 45% faster than normal. Only character in the game with a talent like this. >.> He’s cool…but it’s an Apocalypse game, and as the story progresses we get Archangel, and prof X is unlocked after basically beating the game, Archangel seems like he would’ve been the PERFECT unlockable. Unlike 1 the alt costumes are unlocked as you progress though phases.

Again right after finishing I replayed it with the newly unlocked hard mode and a new group of characters. Hard mode has the option to let you carry over your previous save’s stats/gear/talents/levels, which sounds cool but the default option is to have everyone start at 45 -which is in line with the hard mode enemies- but unlike 1, unused characters don’t get much of the xp your main 4 do, so while my first playthrough’s group was 50s or 60s, the ones I started with were around 35 and the most of the gear that dropped was level 50+. I stilled rolled through because once you know the game it’s simple.

Overall if you like UA or just want an excuse to play an X-men game, I can’t recommend these enough (the ps2 versions are much cheaper and easier to find). I know they ran into rights issues with remastering and digitally releasing UA 1 and 2, but these shouldn’t have those problems and deserve to be reintroduced to people. There’s no better time than now as they ramp up to releasing mutants in the MCU. I would put these just below TAS in terms of old X-men media (outside comics) that should be made easily obtainable and promoted.

[g4zdtechtv]

THE PILE PRESENTS: X-Play - Muddle of Pudd | 12/14/04

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