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Well, I watched your X-Men series. The devil isn't as terrible as they paint him. In short, the seriousness and epic scale remained (and in some places, even increased), and they added more emotional depth, which many films and not only lack. For the most part, this is due to the deaths of characters, which weren't present in the old cartoon (right?). Because of this, it sometimes feels like it's not a continuation, but rather an alternate universe. Like, you were always fighting, but it felt like it wasn't serious because no one died, and at most, they got injured, but now things have changed. Otherwise, the continuity is good. All the previous storylines have been preserved, and that's nice. As for the new ones, many are taken from the comics and mixed together, which is probably a good thing because original content could have turned out like what's shown in the films. But I'm not happy with all the arcs, and one of them really bothered me (I noted it as a negative), another was given too little time, and the rest are generally okay. Finally, they started giving time to all the characters, not just Wolverine, and they added a lot of cameos. As for the animation, by the fifth episode, I stopped paying attention to it, and besides, sometimes those moments that many were worried about did appear. But they started adding a bit of blood, plus a lot of cool visual effects/techniques, and the combat became dynamic (unlike the wooden combat in the old one). And there's also a moment that might be the main drawback for some, namely two (I noticed that many) hints at Morph's pure and manly love for his clawed friend (although they are ambiguous and possibly incorrect). Overall, it turned out better than the films. I don't know why they can't make such an epic in the movies, but with fewer stupid things, although they were always there, everywhere.
The second season promises to be more масштабным, maybe even closer to the old cartoon.
ps Storm has her long hair back