The Japanese Opening For The 90s X-Men Cartoon Is So Much Cooler Than The One We Got

Violence! Guns! Aliens! Explosions! Volcanoes!

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We loved the opening credits for the 90s X-Men cartoon – until we saw the two Japanese openings. The cute character spotlights are nothing compared to crazy cartoon violence. Sure, flying around in front of your name is cool, I guess, but have you considered lightning volcanoes? They even manage to make Jubilee look bad-ass (no easy feat).

Sorry not sorry, Jubilee!

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