X-Men 97 Animated Cartoon Disney+

[sdp]

The entire Marvel Animated Universe is like 227 episodes long.
X-Men: Overall a solid show during its entire run of course it has its ups and downs.
Spider-man: same as x-men
Iron man: one season is good, the other is boring
Fantastic four: one season is ok the other is good.
Incredible Hulk: one season is great, the other is ok.
Avengers: extremely generic but amusing

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

There was an also an episode where Wolverine met Captain America back in the day, though the episode acted as if he was still 'gone' or on ice or whatever. I remember the Spider-Man show did the same thing. Captain America (at the time I guess) was this hero that only existed during WW2 era and didn't exist in modern day yet.

There was going to be a captain america cartoon in the late 90s and it would've taken place exclusively in WW2. So yeah in the marvel animated universe it seems like caps remains frozen on time in the present but everyone knows him. Except that Avengers United They Stand states the first Avengers team was Caps/Thor/Iron Man/Ant Man/Wasp. So at some point he would've been unfrozen from time. Most people don't care or know about the 90s avengers cartoon so I doubt anyone has thought too much about it besides myself of course.

[TigerClaw]

The voice actor for Jubilee won't be reprising that role in the new series but a different character. She would like for an asian voice actor to do Jubilee justice.
https://www.comicbookmovie.com/x-men...9587#gs.gghoco

[Coola Yagami]

I honestly don't remember a 90's Avengers cartoon, especially one during that general 90's era where the other shows were airing.

[IMJ]

Originally Posted by TigerClaw

The voice actor for Jubilee won't be reprising that role in the new series but a different character. She would like for an asian voice actor to do Jubilee justice.
https://www.comicbookmovie.com/x-men...9587#gs.gghoco

She's terrified.
Actors can no longer act - we have to yield for the most cliche thought of least-resistance.

Can't everyone see the irony here? Things have to be exactly as rigid as possible and therefore there is no coming together or no melting pot or no investigating and blending of a culture.

Dividing lines so that the mouth-breathers of Earth find it acceptable. Dividing lines to keep the easiest, most simple-minded thoughts in flow. Here the dividing line is "actors cannot portray characters. We must divide the "acting" from the races and divided the races to the "perfect alignment" in order to honor "the race".
Dividing. Divide. In order to "come together". Put social borders up for ridigity.... yet borders are bad. World without borders. We are all one people, but divide us. Actors can't play characters - they have to play their own heritage only, at all costs.

The people subscribing to these logics are the fools of the Earth. Literally the bottom-feeders of society using circular logic. And it can't be fixed because those same people cannot be told how foolish their thoughts are.

[TigerClaw]

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

I honestly don't remember a 90's Avengers cartoon, especially one during that general 90's era where the other shows were airing.

The closest we got to a 90s Avengers was when there were Secret Wars episodes from the 90s Spider-Man cartoon.

[sdp]

It came out in 1999 and only lasted one season. It's a bit on the nothing special side but Iron Man does show up and most of the team is the team Iron Man season 1 cartoon had so more of a west coast avengers team than anything



Also an alternate future version of the avengers appear in x-men

[AquaParade]

I think it holds up better than most of it’s kind. The animation is pretty poor but the writing, music, general atmosphere and script kept it above the usual Saturday morning cartoon, imo.

Not quite Batman: The Animated Series, but good enough to not insult your intelligence. The plots actually have a bit of nuance. Not everything is black and white.

[Coola Yagami]

So far X-Men is looking potentially woke, we got Jubilee's VA stepping aside for an Asian actress and now some of the producers and people behind the new show are saying all the same crazy woke NPC **** all the woke clowns have been saying about the Rittenhouse trial.

I'd laugh at the hypocrisy if X-Men got political but the 'wrong politics'. Imagine a Fauci expy creates a vaccine that removes mutant powers similar to X3 and the usual allegory where people hate mutants ala racism will now be an allegory for how vaxxers are encouraged to look down upon 'anti-vaxxers'.

Of course the X-Men being the heroes, this paints the 'anti-vaxxers' as the good guys, and portray the ones that get it without any questions asked as idiots, appearing in tv with 'i got the anti-mutant vaccine' tattoos and such nonsense.

Wokies would lose their **** and it would be hilarious. Just like right now they're saying 'xmen we're always political' to people worried about it being woke, we can throw those same words right back at them when they complain about this one portraying people against the vaccine in the right lol.

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Gonna pass on this, not going to feel right without the voice actors, voicing their characters. Sucks

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by TheBlueTurtle1

Gonna pass on this, not going to feel right without the voice actors, voicing their characters. Sucks

So far it's just Jubilee chickening out. Luckily Storm was played by a black woman back in the day so she should be fine. Nobody seems to care about white people so luckily we don't have to worry about wether or not a woman with a real Southern accent will play Rogue or a guy with a real Cajun accent will play Gambit, or if an actual guy in a wheelchair will play Xavier.

[CyberCubed]

Didn't some of the VA's pass away too? There's nothing you can do when the show is over 30+ years old now.

[AquaParade]

I’m very cautious about this after learning who the new writers are. Already preparing myself to skip season 1 and hope season 2 brings in some fresh writers. Sucks.

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Didn't some of the VA's pass away too? There's nothing you can do when the show is over 30+ years old now.

Just the Cyclops guy I believe. He's the only one I've heard from the main cast.

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

Just the Cyclops guy I believe. He's the only one I've heard from the main cast.

I was left with Magneto being the leader of the x-men, and his VA passed away last very recently. Woke ruins everything.

[ZariusTwo]

An 'X-Men '92' prequel comic will be out in April this year which will adapt the House of X Krakoa saga

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

An 'X-Men '92' prequel comic will be out in April this year which will adapt the House of X Krakoa saga

https://mlpnk72yciwc.i.optimole.com/...image003-4.jpg

Ooof. That's the woke saga. Hard pass.

[ZariusTwo]

Some new details. They have a 10 episode season order at present, and the story picks up right after Xavier departed with Lilandra

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/...l-disney-plus/

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Some new details. They have a 10 episode season order at present, and the story picks up right after Xavier departed with Lilandra

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/...l-disney-plus/

Let's see how woke it is.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

Let's see how woke it is.

This show was always woke. Try rewatching it sometime. It's not even subtle.

People honestly just don't know how to use that word anymore

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

This show was always woke. Try rewatching it sometime. It's not even subtle.

People honestly just don't know how to use that word anymore

That's the excuse a lot of you use, but it was never like this. We never had 'you can't voice an Asian unless you're also Asian' ******** in the 90s.