X Men is a series created by Marvel Comics. The comic books reached a high potential and, as a result, numerous other X Men productions have been released. A variety of games, films and personalized objects resulted. They have taken either a character or a certain event out of the main frame of the stories in order to develop a new situation. For people passionate about the X Men series, the universe that is constructed throughout the stories is a major topic.

The universe of the X Men series is centered on the Marvel Universe, which has been imagined to resemble the actual design and pattern of the Earth, with some additional locations on its surface and around it. The Marvel Universe contains a series of fictional places. There are several planets and cities that have been included over the course of the X Men series. Asteroid M and Utopia are two of the locations that are off the surface of the Earth in X Men. These function as training facilities and Utopian places in which the characters end up on several instances. The cities that are to be found on the surface of the Earth have come across for a variety of reasons. Genosha is an apartheid regime against mutants, located on an island near Madagascar. Savage Land is the extinct species ground in Antarctica. Muri Island houses Moira MacTaggert’s laboratory, near Scotland. Mutant Town is located in the Alphabet City, Manhattan and it is inhabited by mutants. The island of Madripoor is located near Singapore. 

On the surface of the earth, the group of superheroes that form the X Men family are centered in the home of Professor Xavier, the “Xavier Institute” in Westchester County, New York. All the X Men characters live in the X-Mansion with the professor. This is also the place where they are trained in using their powers properly and from which they observe to find out where they are needed. The series has lead to the formation of a fictional world, in which numerous amazing actions are taken by the famous group of superheroes.