There are well over several hundred X-Men or other X-Men related characters. This is why it's so important to comic book fans (lovingly referred to as geeks or nerds) to know the exact form of media or time period you were curious about.
When X-Men was first published by Marvel Comics in 1963, there were the original five members of the team (Jean Grey / Marvel Girl, Scott Summers / Cyclops, Henry McCoy / Beast, Bobby Drake / Iceman, and Warren Worthington III / Angel), Charles Xavier / Professor X (the leader), and the villain (Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto). As this comic book series got bigger, more and more characters were added to the rosters on both sides. The characters' histories were also expanded, resulting in those characters having families and friends outside of the ranks of the X-Men. These families would expand to the point that some of the X-Men have the largest or most iconic families in the Marvel Universe, the best examples of this being the Grey/Summers family tree (involving characters like Phoenix, Cyclops, Cable, Marvel Girl, Havok, etc.), the Eisenhardt/Lehnsherr/Maximoff/Dane family tree (Magneto, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Polaris, etc.), and the Howlett family tree (Wolverine, X-23, Daken, etc.).
Today, some of the most iconic characters in the X-Men are (listed by their code names). They are, in no particular order: Wolverine, Storm, Phoenix, Cyclops, Magneto, Professor X, Psylocke, Iceman, Beast, Emma Frost, Colossus, Shadowcat, Nightcrawler, Rogue, Gambit, Jubilee, Mystique, and Sabretooth. It's worth noting that many of their enemies over the years have also been members of the X-Men or a splinter team (X-Factor, X-Force, New Mutants, Generation X, etc.) over the years. Some of their most iconic enemies are Dark Phoenix, Apocalypse, Mister Sinister, Magneto, Mystique, Sabretooth, and the Sentinels.
X-Men Evolution was an animated television series that features many of the characters from the X-Men universe as teenaged students instead of adults. Deleted scenes from this series can be found on the DVDs of each season.
X-men
They are making a sequel to the Wolverine movie and many other spin-offs to the X-Men movies. They are also thinking about making a fourth movie called "X-Men: First Class". It is going to be a prequel instead of a sequel because they killed off most of the main characters and two of them actually got "the cure". Then they also are going to make "X-Men Origins: Magneto" after they make the Avengers movie in 2012.
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X-Men: The Animated Series (1992). Because its the best series of all time in the early 1990s of all the X-Men series, compare to X-Men animated series in 2000s that is so boring and not too exciting to watch because of the music and the story were not so good. For the X-Men (1992), they got a very good opening theme song and all the X-Men (1992) good and bad characters was so great plus has a good storyline also the episodes too, until it ended (last episode of X-Men animated TV series which started in 1992) in 1997.
X-men Xavier Xander from 'Drawn Together'.
Logan is Wolverine. One of the main characters in X-Men.
Iceman (from X-Men)
The first 5 X-Men were: # Angel # Beast # Cyclops # Iceman # Jean Grey
The first characters in X-men were: Beast Iceman Angel Cyclops Jean Grey and Professor X of course
X-Men (2000)
Not really possible a lot of characters dies in the 3rd one and rouge got the cure there are making an X-men orgins magneto and thinking about making and X-men Orgins dead pool And there making an X-men first class which are the original X-men
There are several shapeshifters in X-Men, but perhaps the best known is Mystique.
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X-men last stand
Blue Ice
the oodles answer is Scott summers/cyclops