What is the relationship between X Men and Gifted? Take you to understand their before and after!

"Gifted" is a "X-Men" spin-off series jointly created by Marvel and Fox, and it is reported that due to copyright reasons, X-Men characters cannot appear in the show.

Created by Legendary Pictures and Universal Pictures, Gifted is based on the sci-fi thriller of the same name by writer Marcus Sakey**, directed by Julius Jonah, and starring Raumi Rapace, Will Smith, etc. The film tells the story of a federal agent with superpowers who confronts a fierce rival who is "of the same kind".

In fact, I personally think that the relationship between "X-Men" and "Gifted" is more like a kind of spiritual sustenance, because "Talented" is equivalent to another ideological derivation in "X-Men".

Because from the TV series "Gifted", we can see that people often introduce us to continue the idea of the X-Men, and the X-Men just want to protect andPing, so most of the people in "Gifted" are fighting to protect the last dignity of the few remaining mutants on this earth, so I personally think that the relationship between "X-Men" and "Gifted" is more like a spiritual sustenance.

"X-Men" pinned their spiritual and ideological aspects on "Gifted", because there are many things that they are incapable of, and can only rely on some mutants on the earth to change, so this derives such an idea from them。Of course, netizens on the Internet also have different opinions on this issue, and there are many controversies among netizens, and some netizens think that the people in "X-Men" and "Gifted" are not directly related.

Because they did not appear in each other's film and television works at the same time, some netizens believe that there is no direct connection between the two of them on the surface, but looking at some new movies recently, or some plots, it can be seen that they still have a great connection, but this connection is not obvious.

Actually, personally, I'm probably more inclined to the latter, because although "Gifted" doesn't directly introduce their relationship with "X-Men"., but from some aspects, we can still see that "X-Men" and "Talented" are still disconnected, and in the latest movie of "X-Men", you can see many talented protagonists.

I feel that the X-Men are a little bit better than the talented ones, and the lineup is a little bit stronger, and they are all better than the talented ones overall.

The relationship between the two of them is to make the impossible possible, and to understand me, I still prefer to watch "X-Men".

The relationship between the two of them is that they are both foreign films, and they don't know much about other aspects.

Gifted is a spin-off of X-Men jointly created by Marvel and FOX.

Whether it's "X-Men" or "Talented", it's not a movie I like to watch, so I don't pay much attention to it.

I don't know much about these two dramas, and I don't like the plots of these two dramas very much, so I didn't pay attention to them.

I don't like these two dramas, mainly because I don't like the plots of these two dramas very much, and it's not the type I like.

I haven't seen these two films, and I don't know much about their storylines, so it's not clear what the relationship between them is.

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Gifted is based on the X-Men series, which is related to the X-Men film series, and the story is set in a timeline where the X-Men disappear.

It mainly tells the story of a couple associated with the Federation** who discovered that his child had superpowers, and in order to protect the child from being captured by the authorities, they embarked on the road of escape, so they joined the members of the mutant underground organization.

Synopsis: Reed Straker (played by Stephen Moyer) and Caitlin Straker (played by Amy Ake) accidentally discover that their children are mutants, and begin to deal with the ensuing crises.

Lauren Straker (Natalie Arlene Lind) and Andy Straker (Percy Haynes White) are also called to superpowers, and their peaceful family lives are disrupted.

Faced with the pursuit of **, the family has to join an underground mutant organization and fight for survival.

thegiftedThe theme of the American drama "Gifted" is X-Men, and the movie "X-Men" was released much, much earlier than "Gifted", and "X-Men" has already been released several times.

And "Gifted" was officially broadcast in 2017, in fact, the themes of both are stories about mutants.

But there are many differences between the two.

First of all, "Gifted" is a parallel universe drama, so we can't frame it in the X-Men Cinematic Universe at all, which is completely incompatible with the timeline of the X-Men Cinematic Universe (whether it is the old history or the new history after the reboot). Similarly, "Gifted" is not in the same universe as MCU "S.H.I.E.L.D.**" and other dramas. So it doesn't matter at all that you can watch "Gifted" without watching the movie "X-Men".

However, I think the TV series "Gifted" and "X-Men."

There are still similarities in "Reversal of the Future".

Because the action scenes in the first episode of "Talent" are exactly the same as the battle between mutants and sentinel robots in "Days of Future Reversal". Among them, many scenes in the TV series "Gifted" can also remind us of the movie "Reversal of the Future".

All in all. TV series are just as exciting as movies.

These two dramas are not of the same series, but they are connected. Magneto's daughter, Lorna Dane, Polaris, has the same magnetic field manipulation abilities as Magneto. She has a mental disorder, which makes her very unstable.

The current Polaris doesn't know anything about her birth, but in a future episode, Polaris will know that he is Magneto's daughter. When she realizes that her daughter Magneto may be far away from her friends, she needs to consider whether or not to accept Magneto. We look forward to what comes next.

Another highly anticipated mutant is Fan Bingbing's role as "Clarisse the Semitic" in X-Men: Days of Future Past, who has the ability to open portals. There's no denying it.

Fan Bingbing did bring a lot of popularity to this role after playing this role, which is one of the reasons why "The Shining" can appear in the TV series. However, Jamie Chung's version is inferior to Fan Bingbing's, which is slightly inferior to the movie version. In X-Men:

In the past days of the future, there is a partner in the blink of an eye, she has been working, and ** is super strong and super sensitive, so he can always feel the time of the sentinel robot's attack forward.

In fact, Halberd has an older brother, the Thunderbird. Thunderbird James prides himself on abilities similar to his younger brother. He is also a superpower personnel, but he can also be seen in the near future.

They have all been able to evade the police over and over again, and the sentry robots thank the killer Thunderbird. Both of these TV series are worth paying attention to, which one is better for each one to have different degrees of appreciation, so I don't think these two are a series.

In fact, everyone says that "Gifted" is a spin-off TV series of "X-Men", but there is actually a difference.

I think the plot of the two of them should be one series, because they are both about mutants.

"X-Men" and "Gifted" are not the same series, "X-Men" belongs to the Marvel series, but there are plots interspersed between them.

I don't think they're supposed to be a series, and the X-Men are better looking than talented.

They are not from the same series, but these movies all have certain connections with each other, such as the relationship between the characters.

I read online before that they were a series, and the X-Men were an extension of the talent, as if they had a strong connection.

Personally, I think it's about the same, they both have a very strong feeling.

Not a series, X-Men is a cinematic universe series, and "Gifted" is just an offline story.

Certainly not a series anymore.

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I think the talent is the X-Men TV series version with a good pace. The plot of the dialogue easter eggs is just right, and it is worthy of being the work of a great director, and it will not be inferior to the X-Men.

Fox launched a new X-Men spin-off series "Gifted", which has received rave reviews since its launch, and tells the story of a human couple who discover that their children are mutants (people born with some kind of superpowers), and for the sake of their children, they are forced to fight against **, join the underground mutant group organization, and fight for the freedom to survive.

And in the mutant group, this time there is Magneto's daughter Polaris, who has an outstanding temperament and an unruly young lady who also has countless fans.

The rhythm of this drama is very bright, and the first episode uses a compact plot to explain a lot of settings, and there will be no confusion of "what I talked about for a long time".

The opening scene explains the matter of the mutant alliance through a thrilling hunt, and various superpowers are first revealed, followed by the bullying of mutant children, the awakening of ability, and then the whole family flees.