Some of the titles that were cancelled included volume 2 of New Mutants in order to make room for a new series focused on the newest generation of X-Men students called New X-Men volume 2. X-Treme X-Men was also cancelled and saw Storm bringing her team to work as the X.S.E. under a United Nations charter. X-Statix was cancelled in order to make room for District X, which saw Bishop policing a troubled mutant community in New York City. The series Agent X and Soldier X were both cancelled in order to provide room for the new series Cable & Deadpool. District X, Madrox, and new issues of Wolverine were re-branded as part of the Marvel Knights collection. The status-quo that was established in this event remained for a year until the House of M crossover event in 2005 drastically changed the tone of all X-books by having the majority of the world's mutants de-powered. Notable changes Many characters and story arcs entered a brand new direction as part of the ReLoad event. Some of the most notable changes that had the most impact were the X.S.E. moving to the newly rebuilt mansion as their main headquarters, the Danger Room gained self-awareness and became a sentient being, Rogue finally learning her real name, Kitty Pryde returned to the X-Men full-time, Cyclops and Emma Frost became co-headmasters of the school and thus co-leaders of the X-Men, Colossus and Psylocke were both resurrected, Professor X left the X-Men in hopes of rebuilding Genosha alongside Magneto, the appearance of the real Xorn, the introduction of S.W.O.R.D., and X-23 officially joins the X-Men. Titles involved Astonishing X-Men: volume 3, #1Cable & Deadpool: volume 1, #1District X: volume 1, #1Excalibur: volume 3, #1Gambit: volume 2, #1Madrox: volume 1, #1Jubilee: volume 1, #1New X-Men: volume 2, #1Nightcrawler: volume 3: #1Rogue: volume 3, #1Uncanny X-Men: volume 1, #444Wolverine: volume 2, #13X-Force: volume 2, #1X-Men: volume 1, #157 References X-Men titles