The Witcher Writer Heads Marvel Studios' X-Men '97 for Disney+
Beau DeMayo is going from the World of The Witcher to the world of the X-Men. DeMayo will serve [...]
X-Men ’97 reveals Magneto as new leader, plus season 2 on tap
SDCC offered a glimpse at X-Men: The Animated Series’ long-awaited return
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Marvel Shocker: ‘X-Men ’97’ Creator Beau DeMayo Fired Weeks Before Premiere (Exclusive)
In an unusual situation on the eve of a project's debut, the writer-producer, who worked on 'Moon Knight' and 'Blade', will no longer be promoting the show or moving forward with future seasons.
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I find the original to have pretty bad animation tbh, the character design is miles better in the original though.
This new version does look like complete ass though, horrendous design, but that's pretty much every new cartoon that's not cgi animated. I'm guessing it's much more expensive to hand draw it.
The older version was pretty rough, but that last season is horrible, animation wise, I think they had a different studio do it.
X-Men ‘97 Review: Revival Exceeds Sky-High Expectations
Recently-fired "X-Men '97" head writer Beau DeMayo and team present a carefully-crafted and worthy followup, banger theme song and all
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‘X-Men ’97’ Is a Worthy Follow-Up to the Beloved Animated Series: TV Review
The show is set after the conclusion of 'X-Men: The Animated Series,' reintroducing the heroes on their own terms before they join the MCU.
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‘X-Men ’97’ Review: Disney+’s Series Strikes a Winning Balance Between Fond Nostalgia and Fresh Pizzazz
Picking up where the 1990s Saturday morning cartoon left off, the animated show finds the mutant superheroes trying to move forward in the absence of Professor X.
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X-Men '97 Season 1, Episodes 1 & 2 Review - IGN
X-Men ‘97 succeeds at the difficult task of tapping into the nostalgia surrounding the original animated series while also blazing its own path forward. Check out our review of the first two episodes.
X-Men ’97
The animated X-Men return in Marvel Studios' sequel series to the original X-Men: The Animated Series. Read the Empire review.
X-Men '97 review: A near-perfect reintroduction to one of Marvel’s best superhero teams
The X-Men are even cooler than you remember
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‘X-Men ’97’ Will Make the Franchise’s Fans So Happy
If you loved the animated series from the ’90s, you’ll be very pleased with this new show.
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X-Men '97 Episodes 1-3 Review: That Thing You Remember
It's hard to find any fault with X-Men '97, because even its “faults” are in character -- the awkward lip-sync, the very '90s dialogue, etc.
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I enjoyed it, was not happy with how my favorite character
I think anyone who was worried it was going to be "woke" should give it a shot, it really isn't and if we are being honest the original cartoon was semi woke before the term even existed.
storm lost her powers but I'm going to assume that's temporary
I think most comics and forms of art have always been more than what people know or think they are. It’s like the first X-men movie or Detroit become human or even Superman. People will hang on to what’s familiar to them and don’t like the new change. lol I’ve seen it with my nieces, my older niece was like “omg, what have they done to rainbow dash” when she saw my youngest niece watch the new “my little pony” series, she pretty much said “that’s not my ‘my little pony” and they’re only size years apart, I think, maybe five
I was like “ayo, it’s existed before you were even born, your mums version was different too, let her enjoy her show” 
True, but no one in their right mind can say the new characters looks better than the original... the style comes down to preferences, but the lack of detail doesn't, it looks worse than the original.I think most comics and forms of art have always been more than what people know or think they are. It’s like the first X-men movie or Detroit become human or even Superman. People will hang on to what’s familiar to them and don’t like the new change. lol I’ve seen it with my nieces, my older niece was like “omg, what have they done to rainbow dash” when she saw my youngest niece watch the new “my little pony” series, she pretty much said “that’s not my ‘my little pony” and they’re only size years apart, I think, maybe five
Same with TMNT, very few of the new series that matches the detail of the 89 original.
But yeah, when you get older you tend to dislike when familiar things you love gets changed, like your testicles start hanging more than when you where a teen.
Haven’t watched it yet, can’t say if it has more detail or not, I feel like th og one has very little actual detail, they seem to rely more on shadows than to add to its look. The new Tmnt has a purposeful as to why it looks the way it does, and I like it cos I can relate, cos I like sketch style art, like that found in the Metal Gear Solid art work.
Do you ever get in your Tesla and turn on your heated seats and roast them? Rented a car once where they were automatic, friend got in and looked at me to ask “why my nuts on fire” I was like “I dono, sti?” I look over the console and point and I ask “why the f*** are they way down there, you seen your car thighs? They can be better used for trumps wall” he looks at me with a so much hate in his eyes.