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X-Men Origins: Wolver X-Men Origins: Wolverine NORTHWEST X-men Origins: WolverWolverineine NORTHWEST TERRITORIESTERRITORIES,, CANADA, 1845 - Young Logan, around 8-12 years old, powers manifest. Young Victor Creed is around 12-15 years old. X-men: First ClaClassss POLAND, 1944 - Eric Lehnsherr (Magneto), around 12-15 years old, powers manifest. WESTCHESTEWESTCHESTER,R, NEW YORK, 1944 - Charles Xavier (Professor X), around 8-12 yeyearsars old, meets young Raven Darkholme (Mystique). 1962 - Time period for X-men: First Class Film revorevolvedlved around the Cuban MissileMissile Crisis of October 16-28, 1962. Eric Lehnsherr (Magneto) is around 30-33 years old. Charles Xavier (Professor X) is in around 26-30 years old. Raven Darkholme (Mystique) is in 20's. Moira MacTaggert is in 20's. Hank McCoy (Beast) is in 20's. Alex Summers (Havok) is in 20's. Emma Frost is in 20-30's. X-men Origins: WolverWolverineine LAGOS, NIGERIA, 1973 - Team X working for William SStryker,tryker, discovers adamantium. X-men: The LasLastt Stand GREY HOME, TWENTY YEARS AGO (from 1994), 1974 - Charles Xavier and Eric Lehnsherr visit young Jean Grey, around 12-14 years old. Eric Legnsherr is around 42-45 years old. Charles Xavier is around 38-42 years old. X-men Origins: WolverWolverineine CANADIAN ROCKIES, SIX YEARS LATER, 1978-79 - Logan and Silverfox are together. 1979 - Time period for X-men Origins: Wolverine revrevolvesolves around the Three Mile Island Accident of March 28, 1979. Logan (Wolverine) is around 142-146 years old. Creed is around 145-148 years old. William Stryker is in 30-40's. Scott Summers (Cyclops) is around 15-17 years old. (Alex Summers (father) is in 30-40's) Charles Xavier (Professor X) is around 43-47 years old. X-men The Last SStand tand TEN YEARS AGO, 1984 - Warren Worthington III (Angel) powers manifest. X-men, X2, X-menX-men:: The Last Stand MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI, NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE, 1994 - Marie (Rogue), around 15-17 years old, powers manifest. 1994 - X-men, X2 and the Last Stand all take place around the year of 1994, within a couple years (1993-1997), stated by Professor Xavier to Logan in X-men, "Logan, it's been almost 15 years hasn't it? Living from day to day, moving from place to place, with nnoo memory of who are what you are." lastAlso placestated I'd by expect William to Strykerfifindnd you. in HowX2, "Wolverine?long has it been? Welell,l, FifteenI must admit,years? thisYou iishahaven'ts certainlyven't changed the one bit. Me on ththee other hand--nature." 15 years from 1979 is 1994. There iiss a reason it sasaysys "not too distant future" and not a specific year, they knew they didn't want to be spespecificcific in case they needed to slislidede the time period. 1979 is the year Wolverine lost his memory, the year Three Mile Island had the meltdown in Origins: Wolverine. Charles Xavier (Professor X) is around 58-62 years old. Eric Lehnsherr (Magneto) is around 62-65 years old Logan (Wolverine) is around 157-160 years old. Scott Summers (Cyclops) is around 30-32 years old. (Alex Summers is in 50's) William Stryker is in 40-50's. Hank McCoy (Beast) is in 50's. Jean Grey is around 32-34 years old. Moira MacTaggert is in 50's. Raven Darkholme is in 50's. The Wolverine Takes place sometime after X-men: The Last Stand. X-men: Days ooff Future Past Unknown..
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