>Cyclop's actor is dead and Allison isn't allowed to play her original character even though Jubilee is like fifth generation Chinese AMERICAN with so little ties to China that the Manadrin actually got mad about it once.
How many people even got Jubilee was supposed to be Chinese? Like seriously, Lee is a pretty common surname for a lot of countries and her whole persona is cynical gen x mallrat
How many people even got Jubilee was supposed to be Chinese? Like seriously, Lee is a pretty common surname for a lot of countries and her whole persona is cynical gen x mallrat
Yeah, we had five seasons of Jubilee ending up as butt of the joke 90% of time. Of course, going on the opposite side of the spectrum would be bad, but it's time for her to prove her worth.
This. What's the point of rehashing the 90's but making it reflect current day woke issues? It's basically just a paint job
I know, right!?
I wonder if they'll get a VA that has a stereotypical Chinese accent or if they hired someone born in California, in which case they may as well have just used the original VA
Does it have any of the original writers or is it modern writers?
Because it's not the name and look that made it good, it was the writing.
It was all largely mined from Claremont stories, I don't think there's much left to harvest. Don't expect quality by any means
It really tells you something about X-Men when just from the 70s and 80s alone they got a ton of stories for the 90s X-Men show, but from the 90s on, thats an entire 30 years, there's like a handful of stories they can adapt.
It was classical liberal and was promoting colorblindness, which is the opposite of the wokeism that just takes Hitler's speeches and replaces every occurrence of israelite with a white man.
Yeah and that part of it was always trash. People didn’t open it to get a very poor lecture by comparison to the Civil Rights movement. They wanted to see a bunch of superpowered circuits freaks fight.
I don't know. It's been 30 years, so it might be a bunch of new guys, assuming they haven't all been fired. In that case, they'll butcher it so bad, that they may as well have made something else.
Well the creators seem to be clear that they aren't fans of the Krakoa arc. So make of that what you will. Plus these bets seem rather superfluous, there were many instances where characters had to be rescued. And Northstar made an appearance in the original series.
I don't remember his sexuality being a focus of any of the episodes. I have a creeping suspicioun this show will focus on these topics. "Muties" isn't going to be a good enough representation of hate for some woke writers. It's fine if that's what the creators want to create I just doubt I'll like it.
>I don't remember his sexuality being a focus of any of the episodes.
Because he barely had a speaking role at all. He was in some crowed shots and then shot some shoots in a group battle.
Okay Longshot appeared in an entire episode. The focus was somehow the villain and the situation and I don't remember his sexuality ever coming up... big fears of this new show changing tones...
He was talking about Northstar not Longshot (who is straight). They already had the legacy virus episodes in the 90's cartoon which was a rebranded AIDS.
I don't mind gay characters being aknowledged, but if we start getting non binary pronoun bullshit and all the Tumblr crap that only spilled out into society in the last decade I'll be pissed
>OC "I'm hated because I'm black and gay!" character >their mutant power is spontaneously setting everything within a 2km radius on fire at random intervals
No, because the goal is to brainwash children. Instead, Kurt will show how Catholics actually love LGBT stuff and children should adopt it right away because LGBT is hip and cool.
It's weird how these things that are clearly meant to appeal to people who had to have been around to actually see the thing are also child-geared like that most of the time
No, because the goal is to brainwash children. Instead, Kurt will show how Catholics actually love LGBT stuff and children should adopt it right away because LGBT is hip and cool.
If that's the case I'll suspect it wouldn't be that relevant at the very least. Plus in the comics, Kurt said himself that Northstar's sexuality wasn't an issue. That he even saw him in heaven. And don't worry about his new Krakoan theology as the writer's made it clear that they're not interested in the Krakoa arc.
I suspect they won't touch religion with a 10 foot poll nowadays, even if it was important to them as characters so much that I could swear to you an episode ended with Wolverine reading a bible in the old series
yeah Nightcrawler didn't give Wolverine the brown and black costume in the show, but he did give him some God. Can't tell by your grammar but yeah there was an episode where Ngihtcrawlers monestary gets destroyed and at the end Wolerine is caught praying by Rogue if you were unsure. As someone who isn't religious at all I found it to be atouching episode as a child. Sure I like all the action and powers but I always like a story with strong morale, I don't care about the faith attached.
Yeah, my grammar was dogshit my last post, was looking over some spreadsheet stuff for work while typing on my phone with my other hand, if I'm honest with you
Things I remember about the cartoon:
MOOOOORPH
Megamold, why did the sentinel factory have to be a bigger sentinel? Actually what was that whole volcano lair base thing supposed to do if the giant sentinel produced the sentinels? Just support?
Apocalypse tricking that angel wing mutant into having cyborg wings.
Some space war stuff that I didn't really link with X-Men, Talshiar?
>Things I remember about the cartoon:
I've actually been rewatching it. It's surprisingly really good. It's cleaned up and more TV friendly but it's actually surprising just how heavy it get in dealing with character drama and emotions.
There's def a lot of nostalgia goggles for people, but for me it still holds. Animation can fall apart sometimes, voice acting can be pretty campy and bad someitmes... but characters use their powers... cameos happen all the time. Stories have developed characters with real motivations.
I would argue the campiness makes it work.
It's why I'm sceptical about the new series, because this kind of thing is unique to its time and if done now will either feel like a cheap imitation or be covered in 100 layers of irony.
I don't think it's campy at all. In fact I love the way it actually commits to what it's selling. There's zero irony or self deprecation here. Everything is 100 percent committed to what they're selling. And it's wonderful.
What's your top 5 episodes of the original series?
For me it's, in no particular order
Obsession
Enter Magneto
A Rogue's Tale
Mojovision
Have Yourself a Morlock Little X-Mas (I don't care how corny it is, I find it very endearing)
>What's your top 5 episodes of the original series?
Oh boy. Tough call. I'm gonna cheat and include some arcs but in no order.
Proteus: Always one of my favorite stories. The cartoon version actually sold Proteus as a scared child and Moira's desperation even better than the comic in a lot of ways I think.
Night of Sentinels: Very strong start of the series. There's loss, vengeance, mourning. Scared parents who love but don't know how to help their child. Said child who doesn't know their place or what's happening to them. The talk between Beast and Jubilee I think is not just one one of the best parts of the show but also I think one of the moments that helped define the X-men's core.
Final Decision. Another S1 episode. But Magneto and the X-men's team up was just fantastic. "Do you think I would let you die alone, Xavier."
Dark Phoenix Saga. Kind of stinks Jean doesn't fricking die. But I actually like the ending they had here too. It was always a hot debate how much Jean was really responsible and the story was great for a lot of reasons, not just her death so it still works.
Nightcrawler. Because Nightcrawler. And it's nice to see a show not shy away from religious themes and the subject of faith.
I love that MVC is heavily based on the comics of the time and the opening is nostalgic but that's all it was, it was just a lame cartoon from the 90's come on people
You're wrong for the reasons
I just mentioned above, but I still think it's really good. Like I said it makes things a bit more friendly but you still get a lot of the heavy pathos and soap opera drama that drove the Claremont. I wouldn't say it's redundant to the comics at all, in fact it's quite enjoyable to watch side by side actually.
[...]
The characters have a lot of weight. Especially for what's a kids show. They left in the themes of loneliness, unrequited love and child abuse things like that. Characters spoke in huge words and everything had a real sense of gravitas.
See this shit right here? Hear how the characters address each other? How they speak and debate?
That's right Xavier just straight up mind fricked Xavier with the horrors of war. Imagine being fricking like 8 when you see this.
and
I don't think it's campy at all. In fact I love the way it actually commits to what it's selling. There's zero irony or self deprecation here. Everything is 100 percent committed to what they're selling. And it's wonderful.
[...] >What's your top 5 episodes of the original series?
Oh boy. Tough call. I'm gonna cheat and include some arcs but in no order.
Proteus: Always one of my favorite stories. The cartoon version actually sold Proteus as a scared child and Moira's desperation even better than the comic in a lot of ways I think.
Night of Sentinels: Very strong start of the series. There's loss, vengeance, mourning. Scared parents who love but don't know how to help their child. Said child who doesn't know their place or what's happening to them. The talk between Beast and Jubilee I think is not just one one of the best parts of the show but also I think one of the moments that helped define the X-men's core.
Final Decision. Another S1 episode. But Magneto and the X-men's team up was just fantastic. "Do you think I would let you die alone, Xavier."
Dark Phoenix Saga. Kind of stinks Jean doesn't fricking die. But I actually like the ending they had here too. It was always a hot debate how much Jean was really responsible and the story was great for a lot of reasons, not just her death so it still works.
Nightcrawler. Because Nightcrawler. And it's nice to see a show not shy away from religious themes and the subject of faith.
It's just honestly a really good show.
mentioned. There aren't any cartoons today with the serious commitment and gravitas the series had. Everything is lightweight inane phoned in bullshit these days. It definitely deserves to be up there with batman TAS
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It's honestly tragic how few shows really want to go the distance. If it's not banal or watered down it's undermined by forced humor.
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Topped off with wacky CAL-ARTs "animation"
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>I will beg God to bestow his grace on me so that I may learn to forgive you >Then I will ask him to bestow his grace on you so that you might forgive yourself
holy shit
The CC comics are better, but it's still charming to see the stories come to life, and there were a few original stories. The voice acting is stellar and are the defining voices IMO
I just mentioned above, but I still think it's really good. Like I said it makes things a bit more friendly but you still get a lot of the heavy pathos and soap opera drama that drove the Claremont. I wouldn't say it's redundant to the comics at all, in fact it's quite enjoyable to watch side by side actually.
There's def a lot of nostalgia goggles for people, but for me it still holds. Animation can fall apart sometimes, voice acting can be pretty campy and bad someitmes... but characters use their powers... cameos happen all the time. Stories have developed characters with real motivations.
The characters have a lot of weight. Especially for what's a kids show. They left in the themes of loneliness, unrequited love and child abuse things like that. Characters spoke in huge words and everything had a real sense of gravitas.
See this shit right here? Hear how the characters address each other? How they speak and debate?
That's right Xavier just straight up mind fricked Xavier with the horrors of war. Imagine being fricking like 8 when you see this.
What's your top 5 episodes of the original series?
For me it's, in no particular order
Obsession
Enter Magneto
A Rogue's Tale
Mojovision
Have Yourself a Morlock Little X-Mas (I don't care how corny it is, I find it very endearing)
>Proteus
These two episodes would mindbreak nu-Cinemaphile judging by The Last Wish threads, kek. >Logan is emotionally traumatized after fighting Proteus
I love that MVC is heavily based on the comics of the time and the opening is nostalgic but that's all it was, it was just a lame cartoon from the 90's come on people
big fan of 90s x men in general... so how come there's a character I have zero clue who he is on a cover photo and why do I feel as if his sexuality is going to play a role in his character
My Aunt Petunia that's Sunspot. And assuming it even is. >Escalating an extremely minor from the original to the standing of main character
Yep, that's a modern reboot. Wait was Sunspot ever even in the original?
I swear a few of them probably made background cameos.
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Warlock starred in a 2 parter and Wolfsbane appeared in a non speaking appearance as part of X-Factor. Magik had 1 or 2 appearances as a child. I'm fairly certain that was it
There is a lot of shit they can do since the original cartoon was hamstrung by censorship issues:
Mutant Massacre (we never got the Marauders and Mr Sinister is supposed to be a major villain in the show)
Fall of the Mutants (X-Men versus Adversary with Forge stuck in the middle)
Zaladane kidnapping Polaris and stealing her powers/trying to take over the Savage Land
Arena (Storm discovers mutant gladiator fights secretly run by Masque of the Morlocks, who's gone troony)
Wolverine getting kidnapped/tortured by the Reavers and Jubilee having to save him
The Twelve/Ages of Apocalypse (Apocalypse kidnaps twelve mutants to use their power to activate an alien device to give him Godlike powers and it causing time/space to fracture creating vignettes of the X-Men in various alternate universe scenarios)
E For Extinction (Cassandra Nova destroys Genosha and the X-Men must fight her and her Sentinels)
Asgardian Wars (Loki kidnaps Storm and the X-Men to use as pawns to try and take over Asgard while Thor is away)
Sad Inferno isn't really feasible
They won't, because only mutant men from the future can voice those characters.
Wasn't Bishop supposed to be born around now, when most of the mutants were dead or in camps?
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>Wasn't Bishop supposed to be born around now, when most of the mutants were dead or in camps?
Never thought about that. How are they going to portray Bishop's future, aka now to thirty years?
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Would be easy enough to just roll the apocalypse timeline into shit going marvel crazy in 2020 and adjust the tech from there.
I'd be more concerned about the wink, wink, nudge, nudge shit they'll do in the present with internet, twitter, cellphones, etc.
>If only there was a giant comic book convention that takes place in San Diego in the end of July or a yearly Disney expo that happens every September.
>It turns out the vast majority of homosexuals have shit character and were always judged accordingly
You're lucky that times have changed for your benefit, Homo.
There is a lot of shit they can do since the original cartoon was hamstrung by censorship issues:
Mutant Massacre (we never got the Marauders and Mr Sinister is supposed to be a major villain in the show)
Fall of the Mutants (X-Men versus Adversary with Forge stuck in the middle)
Zaladane kidnapping Polaris and stealing her powers/trying to take over the Savage Land
Arena (Storm discovers mutant gladiator fights secretly run by Masque of the Morlocks, who's gone troony)
Wolverine getting kidnapped/tortured by the Reavers and Jubilee having to save him
The Twelve/Ages of Apocalypse (Apocalypse kidnaps twelve mutants to use their power to activate an alien device to give him Godlike powers and it causing time/space to fracture creating vignettes of the X-Men in various alternate universe scenarios)
E For Extinction (Cassandra Nova destroys Genosha and the X-Men must fight her and her Sentinels)
Asgardian Wars (Loki kidnaps Storm and the X-Men to use as pawns to try and take over Asgard while Thor is away)
I'm just fricking dreading what they're going to do to my boy Gambit. I know he ends up alright enough in the comics when it's all said and done but it's just a gut feeling I got that him and Scott are somehow going to get fricked on.
Also if Jubilee ends up with an oriental accent I'm going to be annoyed as frick considering how far away she is from her roots
I can't wait to see a show based on the style of an era forced to conform to modern bullshit.
I know, right!?
>Cyclop's actor is dead and Allison isn't allowed to play her original character even though Jubilee is like fifth generation Chinese AMERICAN with so little ties to China that the Manadrin actually got mad about it once.
And Magnetos voice actor is dead too right? Rogue's struggles with the voice. This is gonna be a mess
How many people even got Jubilee was supposed to be Chinese? Like seriously, Lee is a pretty common surname for a lot of countries and her whole persona is cynical gen x mallrat
I'm not hopeful
Everyone but you and baby kids knew. We’re not dumbasses. It’s obvious what her ethnicity was.
Now that's a face worth protecting.
You just know she's never going to frick up ever even though her whole thing is that she's young and inexperienced.
>she's young and inexperienced.
After five seasons?
Yeah, we had five seasons of Jubilee ending up as butt of the joke 90% of time. Of course, going on the opposite side of the spectrum would be bad, but it's time for her to prove her worth.
I don't think anyone would complain if she proved her worth. Even in the old show she had her moments. It's just a matter of X-tremes.
Hence, there was that 10% of time.
This. What's the point of rehashing the 90's but making it reflect current day woke issues? It's basically just a paint job
I wonder if they'll get a VA that has a stereotypical Chinese accent or if they hired someone born in California, in which case they may as well have just used the original VA
It was all largely mined from Claremont stories, I don't think there's much left to harvest. Don't expect quality by any means
>I wonder if they'll get a VA
They've already announced the voice cast and they've already hired all of the old voices, save for Magneto and Xavier.
They were referring to JubiRee who isn't coming back for woke reasons
It really tells you something about X-Men when just from the 70s and 80s alone they got a ton of stories for the 90s X-Men show, but from the 90s on, thats an entire 30 years, there's like a handful of stories they can adapt.
X-men was always woke
It was classical liberal and was promoting colorblindness, which is the opposite of the wokeism that just takes Hitler's speeches and replaces every occurrence of israelite with a white man.
No one cares Sargon lmao
X-men was never for chud bigots
At least you care enough to inform me of your indifference, Netflix Hitler.
>was promoting colorblindness
Lol it’s funny when white boys talk about racism and discrimination
Yeah and that part of it was always trash. People didn’t open it to get a very poor lecture by comparison to the Civil Rights movement. They wanted to see a bunch of superpowered circuits freaks fight.
We know what we won't get
6 months anon.
They already said in May that the show won’t premiere until January 2024.
Does it have any of the original writers or is it modern writers?
Because it's not the name and look that made it good, it was the writing.
I don't know. It's been 30 years, so it might be a bunch of new guys, assuming they haven't all been fired. In that case, they'll butcher it so bad, that they may as well have made something else.
It's got a modern showrunner that starts shit on twitter and then cries about it.
Place your bets...
number of reoccuring characters that are now homosexual
number of mixed race couples
number of characters introduced that did not exist in 1997
times a male character needs rescued
times a female character needs rescued
number of costumes changed to reveal less
number of times canon is retconned for seemingly no reason
Well the creators seem to be clear that they aren't fans of the Krakoa arc. So make of that what you will. Plus these bets seem rather superfluous, there were many instances where characters had to be rescued. And Northstar made an appearance in the original series.
>And Northstar made an appearance in the original series.
Barely. Everyone and their dog made a cameo.
I don't remember his sexuality being a focus of any of the episodes. I have a creeping suspicioun this show will focus on these topics. "Muties" isn't going to be a good enough representation of hate for some woke writers. It's fine if that's what the creators want to create I just doubt I'll like it.
>I don't remember his sexuality being a focus of any of the episodes.
Because he barely had a speaking role at all. He was in some crowed shots and then shot some shoots in a group battle.
Okay Longshot appeared in an entire episode. The focus was somehow the villain and the situation and I don't remember his sexuality ever coming up... big fears of this new show changing tones...
He was talking about Northstar not Longshot (who is straight). They already had the legacy virus episodes in the 90's cartoon which was a rebranded AIDS.
I don't mind gay characters being aknowledged, but if we start getting non binary pronoun bullshit and all the Tumblr crap that only spilled out into society in the last decade I'll be pissed
sorry confused Shatterstar with his dad Longshot
>OC "I'm hated because I'm black and gay!" character
>their mutant power is spontaneously setting everything within a 2km radius on fire at random intervals
> they aren’t fans of the krakoa era
unlike this series the krakoa era stories actually come out on time
The real question is: will Kurt be christian when he shows up, and if so will that be portrayed as bad?
No, because the goal is to brainwash children. Instead, Kurt will show how Catholics actually love LGBT stuff and children should adopt it right away because LGBT is hip and cool.
It's weird how these things that are clearly meant to appeal to people who had to have been around to actually see the thing are also child-geared like that most of the time
If that's the case I'll suspect it wouldn't be that relevant at the very least. Plus in the comics, Kurt said himself that Northstar's sexuality wasn't an issue. That he even saw him in heaven. And don't worry about his new Krakoan theology as the writer's made it clear that they're not interested in the Krakoa arc.
I suspect they won't touch religion with a 10 foot poll nowadays, even if it was important to them as characters so much that I could swear to you an episode ended with Wolverine reading a bible in the old series
yeah Nightcrawler didn't give Wolverine the brown and black costume in the show, but he did give him some God. Can't tell by your grammar but yeah there was an episode where Ngihtcrawlers monestary gets destroyed and at the end Wolerine is caught praying by Rogue if you were unsure. As someone who isn't religious at all I found it to be atouching episode as a child. Sure I like all the action and powers but I always like a story with strong morale, I don't care about the faith attached.
Yeah, my grammar was dogshit my last post, was looking over some spreadsheet stuff for work while typing on my phone with my other hand, if I'm honest with you
Thank god Jean lost the ponytail, hopefully she's not completely useless outside of the phoenix episodes this time
why did they get rid of the fo-leotard on jean but keep the undies on wolverine and cyclops.
She's powerful enough to support her vegana telekinetically now
panties on the outside is wolverine and cyclops most iconic look
Things I remember about the cartoon:
MOOOOORPH
Megamold, why did the sentinel factory have to be a bigger sentinel? Actually what was that whole volcano lair base thing supposed to do if the giant sentinel produced the sentinels? Just support?
Apocalypse tricking that angel wing mutant into having cyborg wings.
Some space war stuff that I didn't really link with X-Men, Talshiar?
>Things I remember about the cartoon:
I've actually been rewatching it. It's surprisingly really good. It's cleaned up and more TV friendly but it's actually surprising just how heavy it get in dealing with character drama and emotions.
it was based watching it all as a kid. We love Apoc and Angel a lot.
Jubilee is chinese?
Is it the original show worth watching or is it just a product of it's time and redundant when the complete Claremont run is accesible?
There's def a lot of nostalgia goggles for people, but for me it still holds. Animation can fall apart sometimes, voice acting can be pretty campy and bad someitmes... but characters use their powers... cameos happen all the time. Stories have developed characters with real motivations.
I would argue the campiness makes it work.
It's why I'm sceptical about the new series, because this kind of thing is unique to its time and if done now will either feel like a cheap imitation or be covered in 100 layers of irony.
I don't think it's campy at all. In fact I love the way it actually commits to what it's selling. There's zero irony or self deprecation here. Everything is 100 percent committed to what they're selling. And it's wonderful.
>What's your top 5 episodes of the original series?
Oh boy. Tough call. I'm gonna cheat and include some arcs but in no order.
Proteus: Always one of my favorite stories. The cartoon version actually sold Proteus as a scared child and Moira's desperation even better than the comic in a lot of ways I think.
Night of Sentinels: Very strong start of the series. There's loss, vengeance, mourning. Scared parents who love but don't know how to help their child. Said child who doesn't know their place or what's happening to them. The talk between Beast and Jubilee I think is not just one one of the best parts of the show but also I think one of the moments that helped define the X-men's core.
Final Decision. Another S1 episode. But Magneto and the X-men's team up was just fantastic. "Do you think I would let you die alone, Xavier."
Dark Phoenix Saga. Kind of stinks Jean doesn't fricking die. But I actually like the ending they had here too. It was always a hot debate how much Jean was really responsible and the story was great for a lot of reasons, not just her death so it still works.
Nightcrawler. Because Nightcrawler. And it's nice to see a show not shy away from religious themes and the subject of faith.
It's just honestly a really good show.
>Nightcrawler
They even gave Mystique some vulnerability and depth in his follow up episode
Kino
You're wrong for the reasons
and
mentioned. There aren't any cartoons today with the serious commitment and gravitas the series had. Everything is lightweight inane phoned in bullshit these days. It definitely deserves to be up there with batman TAS
It's honestly tragic how few shows really want to go the distance. If it's not banal or watered down it's undermined by forced humor.
Topped off with wacky CAL-ARTs "animation"
>I will beg God to bestow his grace on me so that I may learn to forgive you
>Then I will ask him to bestow his grace on you so that you might forgive yourself
holy shit
Yeah I know right
I would add Enter Magneto to that list. Mags saying “Better to die on your feet than to live on your knees” hit me hard as a 6 year old.
It was certainly one I considered. S1 was VERY strong.
The CC comics are better, but it's still charming to see the stories come to life, and there were a few original stories. The voice acting is stellar and are the defining voices IMO
I just mentioned above, but I still think it's really good. Like I said it makes things a bit more friendly but you still get a lot of the heavy pathos and soap opera drama that drove the Claremont. I wouldn't say it's redundant to the comics at all, in fact it's quite enjoyable to watch side by side actually.
The characters have a lot of weight. Especially for what's a kids show. They left in the themes of loneliness, unrequited love and child abuse things like that. Characters spoke in huge words and everything had a real sense of gravitas.
See this shit right here? Hear how the characters address each other? How they speak and debate?
That's right Xavier just straight up mind fricked Xavier with the horrors of war. Imagine being fricking like 8 when you see this.
What's your top 5 episodes of the original series?
For me it's, in no particular order
Obsession
Enter Magneto
A Rogue's Tale
Mojovision
Have Yourself a Morlock Little X-Mas (I don't care how corny it is, I find it very endearing)
1. Bloodlines
2. Red Dawn
3. Repo- Man
4. Mojovision
5. A Deal with the Devil
Honorable mention to Proteus
these are all guesses form the wiki based off my favorite characters... I haven't seen this stuff since fox kids or wherever it was on
>Proteus
These two episodes would mindbreak nu-Cinemaphile judging by The Last Wish threads, kek.
>Logan is emotionally traumatized after fighting Proteus
Didn't they have Logan save Leech in one episode with a blood transfusion only to kill Leech of anyway in another episode?
No? The show got away with a lot but I very much doubt the fox censors would let them up and kill a kid.
I love that MVC is heavily based on the comics of the time and the opening is nostalgic but that's all it was, it was just a lame cartoon from the 90's come on people
dplus will be dead by then rolled up with espn and whatever else they own
This is another idea from Cinemaphile they ripped off. We literally wanted this to happen.
Morphbros….. we’re home.
shit gay art style
big fan of 90s x men in general... so how come there's a character I have zero clue who he is on a cover photo and why do I feel as if his sexuality is going to play a role in his character
that’s sunspot
My Aunt Petunia that's Sunspot. And assuming it even is.
>Escalating an extremely minor from the original to the standing of main character
Yep, that's a modern reboot. Wait was Sunspot ever even in the original?
>Wait was Sunspot ever even in the original?
No lol. I don't think any of the new mutants were. I hope to god we don't get Kitty Pryde here either
I swear a few of them probably made background cameos.
Warlock starred in a 2 parter and Wolfsbane appeared in a non speaking appearance as part of X-Factor. Magik had 1 or 2 appearances as a child. I'm fairly certain that was it
Sad Inferno isn't really feasible
Wasn't Bishop supposed to be born around now, when most of the mutants were dead or in camps?
>Wasn't Bishop supposed to be born around now, when most of the mutants were dead or in camps?
Never thought about that. How are they going to portray Bishop's future, aka now to thirty years?
Would be easy enough to just roll the apocalypse timeline into shit going marvel crazy in 2020 and adjust the tech from there.
I'd be more concerned about the wink, wink, nudge, nudge shit they'll do in the present with internet, twitter, cellphones, etc.
the hell it is
Who's the OC DONUT homosexual
>If only there was a giant comic book convention that takes place in San Diego in the end of July or a yearly Disney expo that happens every September.
OP is brainless
>It turns out the vast majority of homosexuals have shit character and were always judged accordingly
You're lucky that times have changed for your benefit, Homo.
Anyone find any leaks or know what studio is animating this?
I'm starting to get annoyed
There is a lot of shit they can do since the original cartoon was hamstrung by censorship issues:
Mutant Massacre (we never got the Marauders and Mr Sinister is supposed to be a major villain in the show)
Fall of the Mutants (X-Men versus Adversary with Forge stuck in the middle)
Zaladane kidnapping Polaris and stealing her powers/trying to take over the Savage Land
Arena (Storm discovers mutant gladiator fights secretly run by Masque of the Morlocks, who's gone troony)
Wolverine getting kidnapped/tortured by the Reavers and Jubilee having to save him
The Twelve/Ages of Apocalypse (Apocalypse kidnaps twelve mutants to use their power to activate an alien device to give him Godlike powers and it causing time/space to fracture creating vignettes of the X-Men in various alternate universe scenarios)
E For Extinction (Cassandra Nova destroys Genosha and the X-Men must fight her and her Sentinels)
Asgardian Wars (Loki kidnaps Storm and the X-Men to use as pawns to try and take over Asgard while Thor is away)
i really hope Lawrence Bayne and Phillip Akin are coming back as Cable and Bishop.
They won't, because only mutant men from the future can voice those characters.
Jube looks to have gotten more asian. Hope she gets a vamp arc as well.
But I'm worried about Rogue getting ass nerfed.
I'm just fricking dreading what they're going to do to my boy Gambit. I know he ends up alright enough in the comics when it's all said and done but it's just a gut feeling I got that him and Scott are somehow going to get fricked on.
Also if Jubilee ends up with an oriental accent I'm going to be annoyed as frick considering how far away she is from her roots