The X-Family

The X-Family follows a tight knit group of young people who juggle everyday life with surprising powers, placing friendship and family at the center of their quest. Set in the KO One universe, the show blends sci fi adventure with humor as the characters navigate school, family duties, and growing up under unusual pressures. It expands the world with new allies and familiar faces while maintaining a sense of teamwork and loyalty. No spoilers here, but the story builds toward bigger dangers that challenge trust and bend the line between ordinary life and hero duties. The tone stays brisk and warm, offering action, music, and heart without losing its focus on relatable young lives.

Directed by Zheng De Hua and produced by Comic International Productions, The X-Family is a direct continuation of KO One. Filming ran from June 2006 to April 2007, and it aired on Gala Television CH 28 from August 8 to October 23, 2007.

Critics noted its energetic blend of sci fi drama, comedy and action with a family friendly vibe. The show leans into themes of loyalty, responsibility and identity as characters balance personal lives with looming threats. Fans appreciated the mix of strong ensemble work, catchy songs and ongoing world building, which kept the KO One universe fresh while staying accessible to new viewers. The series also served as a bridge to the franchise's later installments, reinforcing its appeal.

Within Taiwan and among fans of the KO One franchise, The X-Family helped sustain momentum for a group of young stars including Jiro Wang and Danson Tang. The show contributed to cross media tie ins such as soundtracks, concerts and online fan communities, expanding the series from screen to stage and merchandise. Its mix of family drama with fantasy adventure left a recognizable imprint on late 2000s Taiwanese pop culture, especially for teen audiences.