The first episode of X-Men’97 finale, Tolerance is Extinction- Part 1 is here and as we speculated with Episode 7, this episode did bring in Prime Sentinels who attacked the X-Men in a very zombie-apocalypse fashion. These sentinels were created by Bastion in coordination with other supervillains using Mr. Sinister’s Techno-Organic virus. In this episode, we saw mutant-hating humans take part in Bastion’s scheme and turn themselves into sleeper Sentinels to kill off every mutant they encountered. So, did X-Men ’97 Episode 8 prove Magneto was Right about humans? Let’s find out. The X-Men ’97 Episode 8 was by far the most action-rich episode we witnessed in season one. This episode tells us that Cable has been trying to prevent the destruction of Genosha by going back in time again and again. When this was revealed, Beast referenced the training ground of Doctor Strange Kamar-Taj and mentioned that their texts suggest some events are unchangeable in time and maybe the destruction of Genosha is one. Not long after this, we saw that more and more people started turning into Prime Sentinels, people that X-Men trusted and loved turned out to hate them. X-Men’97 Episode 8 brought us an insane action sequence carried out by Wolverine and Nightcrawler where they were heavily outnumbered and yet were enough to rip and tear the Sentinels to shreds. We also got to witness “The Summers” i.e. Cyclops, Jean, and Cable carry out an amazing sequence where they fight Prime Sentinels while driving around in a Porche 911. Seeing all the destruction, Doctor Cooper freed Magneto from the captivity of Bastion, and Magneto using his powers, destroyed Prime Sentinels all over the world. Bastion captured Doctor Cooper and before probably killing her, she said “Magneto was Right”.