X-Men '97 Episode 3 Draws Praise and Critique for Rushed Storylines

The latest installment impresses with animation and plot twists but faces criticism for speeding through the Inferno saga.

X-Men '97 episode 3, titled 'Fire Made Flesh,' continues to impress fans with its animation and storytelling, adapting the Inferno saga but facing criticism for rushing through complex storylines.
The episode introduces a significant plot twist with the emergence of a second Jean Grey, leading to a deep exploration of identity, deception, and the eventual revelation that the newcomer is the original Jean Grey.
Viewers are treated to a visually stunning showdown between the original Jean Grey and the villainous Goblin Queen, highlighting the series' ability to deliver immersive experiences.
The episode also sets the stage for future story arcs, including the introduction of Nathan Summers and hints at his evolution into Cable, adding layers to the narrative.
Despite its successes, some fans express a desire for the series to take more time exploring key events, suggesting that episodes could be better presented through 2-3 episodes to avoid feeling rushed.