Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
At first I thought they changed the opening for the second half of the season or something (ie: replacing you know who with Nightcrawler last episode) but now I realize it's like GoT, they put in the scenes in the opening pertaining to the featured characters. So last time Forge and X-Factor were a scene as well as Lilandra and this time they weren't?
Also cool how they had
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in the background of earlier episodes, like the forge photo. Plus Operation Zero Tolerance and all that. Makes sense about the Bishop part of the opening being there (from the old two parter One Man's Worth). I highly recommend watching that or at least getting a summary.
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tanman (04-26-24)
#153
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
Man, another "horror" inspired episode! It was great.
#154
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
I really don't want this season to end.
#155
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
Those were some cameos I didn't expect...
My main question is, how are they going to top this next season?
My main question is, how are they going to top this next season?
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It's said that Age of Apocalypse actually came out of the idea from the episodes "One Man's Worth" (which again are worth rewatching to tie into this series). I always thought it was the other way around, that One Man's Worth was like a budget adaptation of AoA, but because of how long animation takes, the cartoon just happened to come out after the crossover. Bob Harras was actually inspired by their idea that Xavier's death would cause this alternate future.
https://www.polygon.com/animation-ca...tor-interviews
I was thinking Krakoa, though this arc basically covered parts of both Morrison's New X-men and parts of Krakoa, as well as taking the "Cyclops was Right" and adapting it. I thought surely that was where they were going after Cyclops and then Beast bristled at the model minority stuff and tolerance.
https://www.polygon.com/animation-ca...tor-interviews
Eric: We worked for five years to come up with these stories and maybe a couple dozen of them really were exactly the kind of story we wanted to tell. And the other two thirds, we do the best we can, they’re good. Some of them are a little weaker, but there were at least a dozen, were we said: “We got it right this time.” I discovered “One Man’s Worth” was one because Bob Harris, our advisor at Marvel, and who was in charge of all the X-Men books, said that a little over a year later, Marvel built the Age of Apocalypse series off of that idea. We’d taken all these cool stories from them and used them in our show. The fact that they would take a story we came up with for the show that was original to the show and, you know, 18 months later, build this massive series of six or seven different books out of it was just amazing.
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#162
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
I think so far Nightcrawler is really stealing the show. Loved the eulogy for
and the fight with him and Wolverine vs. the prime sentinels was awesome. Showing how someone experiences his teleportation was a nice touch
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#163
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
I dunno, Rogue has had her moments, including a moveset right out of Marvel vs. Capcom.
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tanman (05-08-24)
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Did we ever find out what DeMayo did? I hope it wasn’t too awful and maybe he could get rehired like Gunn. Anyway, this show will be a tough act to follow for whoever does the live action movies.
#166
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Holy Shit....Holy Shit.....
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Deftones (05-08-24)
#167
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They are not pulling any punches and it is pretty awesome.
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It's a fool's errand at this point.
#169
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
Wow, they pulled from like 4-5 different story arcs for this one episode. Was insane!
#170
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
I was wondering the whole time "why the hell would you send Wolverine on the team against Magneto" but I guess plot reasons it is. Now how far do they go with this... does Wolverine eventually lose his nose?
Also screw you Xavier, Magneto is right. In the beginning I felt like I missed an episode where Magneto saved all of them from a freaking legion of sentinels and then they somehow neutralized the sentinel threat and decided to focus on Magneto. Does Magneto even know the Earth is dying? It's not like in the next few hours he recruited every mutant he could to save them.
On a side note, thanks for ensuring the world is destroyed, Wolverine. Great job. Glad we brought you.
But otherwise, just inject this series into my veins.
Also screw you Xavier, Magneto is right. In the beginning I felt like I missed an episode where Magneto saved all of them from a freaking legion of sentinels and then they somehow neutralized the sentinel threat and decided to focus on Magneto. Does Magneto even know the Earth is dying? It's not like in the next few hours he recruited every mutant he could to save them.
On a side note, thanks for ensuring the world is destroyed, Wolverine. Great job. Glad we brought you.
But otherwise, just inject this series into my veins.
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lisadoris (05-09-24)
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
He's written the first two season so we have at least one more to look forward too. The way he's ripping through story lines they might not have anything left by the end of season two. They could have even used him for the movie division. Surprised that nothing has leaked about why they fired him.
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
He's written the first two season so we have at least one more to look forward too. The way he's ripping through story lines they might not have anything left by the end of season two. They could have even used him for the movie division. Surprised that nothing has leaked about why they fired him.
Also , the approach to characters/ cameos is quite different from the WBs Bat- Embargo during the JL/ JLU series. It seems nothing is off-limts with '97 despite whatever impact it could have on the MCU.
#175
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Re: Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 (Disney+) - premieres 3/20/24
Maybe his overall vision for the series was different from what Disney/ Marvel had planned or their plans for live-action.
Also , the approach to characters/ cameos is quite different from the WBs Bat- Embargo during the JL/ JLU series. It seems nothing is off-limts with '97 despite whatever impact it could have on the MCU.
Also , the approach to characters/ cameos is quite different from the WBs Bat- Embargo during the JL/ JLU series. It seems nothing is off-limts with '97 despite whatever impact it could have on the MCU.
I don't know. I still have faith (as misplaced as that may be) that they know what they're doing and that the events of '97 will be central to this phase of the MCU. Even What If was really central and introduced a lot of concepts that carried on throughout the MCU so I think they know that they are doing. I think connecting the disparate properties has never been their weak-point. In fact the argument is usually that they focus too much on the connectivity and lose the movie itself because of it. So I still think '97 will be pivotal going forward.