List of X-Men (TV series) video releases

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This is a list of the X-Men animated TV series episodes that have been released on VHS and DVD. As of May 2010, all the series has been released on DVD. The series can also be purchased for viewing in its entirety on iTunes, Amazon Video, and YouTube.

Contents

VHS releases

In Australia, the first two episodes "Night of the Sentinels Part 1 & 2" was included in an X-Men branded Showbag in the Royal Show of each state.

PolyGram Video

Select episodes of X-Men, predominantly from the first season, were released on VHS during the show's original run. These videos are numbered sequentially on their spines except for the later "Phoenix Saga" releases, which do not continue the trend. Japanese home video releases of "X-Men" were also released under the same PolyGram Video label during the Japanese dub's original run. In the US and Canada each tape was recorded in SLP/EP mode.

Season One
1. Night of the Sentinels (pts. 1 & 2)
2. Enter Magneto
3. Deadly Reunions
4. Captive Hearts
5. Cold Vengeance
6. Slave Island
7. The Unstoppable Juggernaut
8. The Cure
9. Come the Apocalypse
10. Days of the Future Past I
11. Days of the Future Past II
12. The Final Decision

Season Two
13. Til Death Do Us Part I
14. Til Death Do Us Part II

Season Three
The Phoenix Saga: Sacrifice
The Phoenix Saga: Dark Shroud
The Phoenix Sage Triple Feature: Cry of the Banshee, Starjammers, Child of Light

Pizza Hut exclusives

At the height of the series's popularity, Pizza Hut sold two VHS tapes and they also contained round-table discussions between prominent names such as X-Men creator Stan Lee and 1990s writer Scott Lobdell.

1. Night of the Sentinels (Parts 1 & 2)
2. Enter Magneto/Deadly Reunions

Universal Studios

TitleRelease Date
X-Men – Night of the Sentinels/Days of Future Past – Special EditionOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 01: Night of the Sentinels – Part 1
  • 02: Night of the Sentinels – Part 2
  • 11: Days of Future Past – Part 1
  • 12: Days of Future Past – Part 2
X-Men – MagnetoOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 03: Enter Magneto
  • 04: Deadly Reunions
X-Men – WolverineOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 05: Captive Hearts
  • 06: Cold Vengeance
X-Men – MastermoldOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 07: Slave Island
  • 08:Unstoppable Juggernaut
X-Men – ApocalypseOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 09: The Cure
  • 10: Come the Apocalypse
X-Men – SentinelOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 13: Final Decision
  • 24: Mojo Vision
X-Men – Mr SinisterOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 14: Till Death Do Us Part – Pt 1
  • 15: Till Death Do Us Part – Pt 2
X-Men – Omega RedOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 16: Whatever It Takes
  • 17: Red Dawn
X-Men – GambitOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 18: Repo Man
  • 19: X-Ternally Yours
X-Men – CableOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 20: Time Fugitives Pt 1
  • 21: Time Fugitives Pt 2
X-Men – RogueOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 22: A Rogue's Tale
  • 23: Beauty and The Beast
X-Men – ReunionJune 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 25: Reunion Pt 1
  • 26: Reunion Pt 2
X-Men – Out Of The PastJune 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 27: Out Of The Past Pt 1
  • 28: Out Of The Past Pt 2
X-Men – No Mutant Is An IslandJune 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 34: No Mutant Is An Island
  • 60: Lotus And The Steel
X-Men – Savage Land, Strange Heart – Special EditionOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 38: Savage Land, Strange Heart (Part 1)
  • 39: Savage Land, Strange Heart (Part 2)
  • 40: The Dark Phoenix Saga (Part 1): Dazzled
  • 41: The Dark Phoenix Saga (Part 2): The Inner Circle
  • 42: The Dark Phoenix Saga (Part 3): The Dark Phoenix
  • 43: The Dark Phoenix Saga (Part 4): The Fate Of The Phoenix
X-Men – SanctuaryJune 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 48: Sanctuary (Part 1)
  • 49: Sanctuary (Part 2)
X-Men – One Man's WorthJune 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 54: One Man's Worth (Part 1)
  • 55: One Man's Worth (Part 2)
X-Men – ProteusJune 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 56: Proteus (Part 1)
  • 57: Proteus (Part 2)
X-Men – Beyond Good and Evil – Special EditionOctober 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 63: Beyond Good and Evil Part 1: The End of Time
  • 64: Beyond Good and Evil Part 2: Promise of Apocalypse
  • 65: Beyond Good and Evil Part 3: The Lazarus Chamber
  • 66: Beyond Good and Evil Part 4: End and Beginning

Buena Vista Home Entertainment

TitleRelease Date
X-Men – The Legend of WolverineApril 29, 2003
Episodes:
  • 13: The Final Decision (bonus episode)
  • 27: Out of The Past – Part 1
  • 28: Out of The Past – Part 2
  • 44: Nightcrawler
  • 58: The Lotus and the Steel

DVD releases

In 2008 Morningstar Entertainment released on Region 1 DVD, but only in Canada, the two-part "Mutant Agenda" crossover episode from the 1994 Spider-Man TV series which featured the X-Men from the 1990s series. However this was a VHS transfer from the late-1990s Telegenic video release, and as such the video quality is very low; the transfer also uses the edit that was created for the late-1990s VHS release where the episodes were edited together to form a movie (all under the "Mutant Agenda" banner), with all the opening credits moved to the front, and the following Spider-Man episode (featuring Morbius) is presented as part of the entire movie. Also, because the VHS release also contained two episodes from the 1994 Iron Man series as bonuses, those episodes are present on the disc as well; there are no audio or subtitles on the disc, but there is closed-captioning.

In 2009, Buena Vista Home Entertainment began releasing X-Men: The Animated Series on DVD in Region 1 in volume sets. The releases named X-Men – Marvel DVD Comic Book Collection are two-disc sets and to date five volumes have been released. Volume 1 & 2 were released on April 28, 2009. Volume 3 and 4 were released on September 15, 2009. Unfortunately, Buena Vista Home Entertainment decided to release the episodes on Volumes 3 & 4 in airdate order instead of the correct production order, no explanation has been given for releasing episodes in airdate order instead of production order. Thus, there will be numerous continuity errors. In addition, many episodes are at the sped-up PAL speed due to poor framerate conversion; there is also occasional ghosting. Volume 5 was released on May 4, 2010. [1] Of the two versions of "No Mutant is an Island", this release uses the second version.[ citation needed ]

In Australia, the Region 4 versions of Volumes 1 [2] [3] and 2 [4] [5] were released on the May 18, 2009. Each Volume is broken into two parts (e.g. "Volume 1 – Part 1" / "Volume 1 – Part 2") and retail for $14 per part. Volumes 3 [6] [7] and 4 [8] [9] were released on the September 22, 2009. Like the Region 1 releases – the episodes are ordered by their original airdate rather than their correct production order. Volume 5 [10] [11] was released on March 1, 2010, which was the first DVD region to see the final volume. This completes the Region 4 releases, with all 76 episodes available on DVD.

As of 2008, the series is planned for release on Region 2 DVD in the UK in 2008 by Liberation Entertainment as part of a release schedule of Marvel Animated series. The first season was released on August 25, 2008 in two volumes. Season Two Volume One was released by Lace International Ltd for Region 2 DVD on November 24, 2008 and contains six episodes. Season 1 Volume 1, [12] Season 1 Volume 2, [13] Season 2 Volume 1 [14] and Season 2 Volume 2 [15] were all re-issued on DVD by the Marvel label on April 13, 2009 being produced by Clear Vision. Season 3 Volume 1 [16] was released on June 22, 2009, and Season 3 Volume 2 [17] was released on July 20, 2009. Two further volumes for Season 3 followed later in 2009, with Season 3 Volume 3 [18] being released on August 17, 2009. Season 3 Part 4 was released in September 2009, Since this date season 4 and 5 have too been released. [19]

Universal Studios

TitleRelease Date
X-Men – The Phoenix Saga [20] October 24, 2000
Episodes:
  • 29: Phoenix Saga Part 1: Sacrifice
  • 30: Phoenix Saga Part 2: The Dark Shroud
  • 31: Phoenix Saga Part 3: Cry of the Banshee
  • 32: Phoenix Saga Part 4: The Starjammers
  • 33: Phoenix Saga Part 5: Child of Light
X-Men: Reunion / Out Of The Past / No Mutant Is An Island [21] June 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 25: Reunion – Part 1
  • 26: Reunion – Part 2
  • 27: Out of the Past – Part 1
  • 28: Out of the Past – Part 2
  • 66: No Mutant Is an Island
X-Men – Sanctuary / Weapon X, Lies and Videotape / Proteus [22] June 5, 2001
Episodes:
  • 45: Weapon X, Lies and Videotape
  • 49: Proteus – Part 1
  • 50: Proteus – Part 1
  • 51: Sanctuary – Part 1
  • 52: Sanctuary – Part 2

Buena Vista Home Entertainment

TitleRelease Date
X-Men – The Legend of Wolverine [23] April 29, 2003
Episodes:
  • 13: The Final Decision (bonus episode)
  • 27: Out of the Past – Part 1
  • 28: Out of the Past – Part 2
  • 44: Nightcrawler
  • 58: The Lotus and the Steel
TitleRelease Date
X-Men – Wolverine's StoryUK Release Date (Region 2)

2003

Episodes:
  • Repo Man
  • Reunion Parts 1 & 2
  • Weapon X, Lies and Videotape
  • Enter Magneto (Bonus Episode)
TitleUS Release Date (Region 1)AU Release Date (Region 4)
X-Men – Volume 1 (Marvel DVD Comic Book Collection)April 28, 2009May 18, 2009
Episodes:
  • 1: Night of the Sentinels (Part 1)
  • 2: Night of the Sentinels (Part 2)
  • 3: Enter Magneto
  • 4: Deadly Reunions
  • 5: Captive Hearts
  • 6: Cold Vengeance
  • 7: Slave Island
  • 8: The Unstoppable Juggernaut
  • 9: The Cure
  • 10: Come the Apocalypse
  • 11: Days of Future Past (Part 1)
  • 12: Days of Future Past (Part 2)
  • 13: The Final Decision
  • 14: Till Death Do Us Part (Part 1)
  • 15: Till Death Do Us Part (Part 2)
  • 16: Whatever It Takes
X-Men – Volume 2 (Marvel DVD Comic Book Collection)April 28, 2009May 18, 2009
Episodes:
  • 17: Red Dawn
  • 18: Repo Man
  • 19: X-Ternally Yours
  • 20: Time Fugitives (Part 1)
  • 21: Time Fugitives (Part 2)
  • 22: A Rogue's Tale
  • 23: Beauty & the Beast
  • 24: Mojo Vision
  • 25: Reunion (Part 1)
  • 26: Reunion (Part 2)
  • 27: Out of the Past (Part 1)
  • 28: Out of the Past (Part 2)
  • 29: The Phoenix Saga (Part 1): Sacrifice
  • 30: The Phoenix Saga (Part 2): The Dark Shroud
  • 31: The Phoenix Saga (Part 3): Cry of the Banshee
  • 32: The Phoenix Saga (Part 4): The Starjammers
  • 33: The Phoenix Saga (Part 5): Child of Light
X-Men – Volume 3 (Marvel DVD Comic Book Collection)September 15, 2009September 22, 2009
Episodes:
  • 38: Savage Land, Strange Heart (Part 1)
  • 39: Savage Land, Strange Heart (Part 2)
  • 35: Obsession
  • 40: The Dark Phoenix (Part 1): Dazzled
  • 41: The Dark Phoenix (Part 2): The Inner Circle
  • 42: The Dark Phoenix (Part 3): The Dark Phoenix
  • 43: The Dark Phoenix (Part 4): The Fate of the Phoenix
  • 37: Cold Comfort
  • 44: Orphan's End
  • 46: The Juggernaut Returns
  • 53: Nightcrawler
  • 60: Weapon X, Lies and Videotape
  • 54: One Man's Worth (Part 1)
  • 55: One Man's Worth (Part 2)
  • 51: Courage
X-Men – Volume 4 (Marvel DVD Comic Book Collection)September 15, 2009September 22, 2009
Episodes:
  • 56: Proteus (Part 1)
  • 57: Proteus (Part 2)
  • 48: Sanctuary (Part 1)
  • 49: Sanctuary (Part 2)
  • 63: Beyond Good and Evil (Part 1): The End of Time
  • 64: Beyond Good and Evil (Part 2): Promise of Apocalypse
  • 65: Beyond Good and Evil (Part 3): The Lazarus Chamber
  • 66: Beyond Good and Evil (Part 4): End and Beginning
  • 62: Have Yourself a Morlock Little X-Mas
  • 61: The Lotus and the Steel
  • 45: Love in Vain
  • 52: Secrets, Not Long Buried
  • 50: Xavier Remembers
  • 58: Family Ties
X-Men – Volume 5 (Marvel DVD Comic Book Collection)May 4, 2010March 1, 2010 [10] [11]
Episodes:
  • 67: Phalanx Covenant (Part 1)
  • 68: Phalanx Covenant (Part 2)
  • 47: A Deal with the Devil
  • 34: No Mutant is an Island
  • 36: Longshot
  • 59: Bloodlines
  • 69: Storm Front (Part 1)
  • 70: Storm Front (Part 2)
  • 72: Jubilee's Fairytale Theater
  • 71: The Fifth Horseman
  • 73: Old Soldiers
  • 75: Descent
  • 74: Hidden Agendas
  • 76: Graduation Day

Digital streaming releases

The series can be seen via digital streaming services such as iTunes and Amazon Video. It initially was available through Hulu, as well. These releases use the transfer seen in Toon Disney re-runs, which includes the original version of "No Mutant is an Island". The series will be available on Disney's streaming service Disney+ upon its launch on November 12, 2019.

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