X-Men '97

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

I’m trying to go back and catch up on shyt. I didn’t realize they turned everybody gay. It looks like source material just means retraced comic book panels.

I’m not getting my hopes up anymore.

Not everybody, just Wolverine

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

I hate how they make it so hard for Wolverine to get active. His claws is made out of adamantium, the strongest metal known. He should be slicing through stuff like soft butter. It shouldn't even take any effort for him.

Spoiler

in light of recent storylines

 

[King Static X]

NAH THEYVE BASICALLY MADE
WOLVERINE & CYCLOPS BISEXUAL
IN THE COMICS WITHOUT FLAGRANTLY
COMING OUT AND SAYING IT.





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Well, I haven't read any recent X-Men comics, so I wouldn't know.

I was referring to this show (X-Men '97)

 

[CW99]

Not everybody, just Wolverine

Thats everybody!!!!

 

[Lonj]

I ain't gonna lie this is decent

So they nailed the action although that's the easiest part.

 

[CHICAGO]

THEY GOT BUSY






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[puggle]

I like the animation in this better than the style in the What If series. I prefer the brighter, more vivid colors.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

They should have made it TV-F for fxggotry

Notice how the same thing is happening in this thread that happened in the other threads. The usual Marvel shill suspects have slowly but surely started to disappear cause they see the handwriting on the wall.

Or we are waiting for the show to drop and all the homophobia to dissipate. You going out sad breh with your fear of seeing gay stuff. lol

 

[head shots101]

Not sure how true this is

 

[BuddahMAC]

Morph returns to the team in “X-Men ‘97” with a new look. Instead of appearing as a brunette man, Morph is now nonbinary with a bald head and white, mask-like face. DeMayo confirmed the change in an interview before he was fired, but after the first trailer dropped, some fans took to X/Twitter and called it a “woke” change for the sake of diversity.

Now, Morph’s creators are pushing back on the criticism, saying the hero being portrayed as nonbinary aligns with their original designs.

“For me, the word ‘nonbinary’ is the same as the word ‘shapeshifter,’” Houston says. “Every character that can change from one gender to another, or from human to animal, that’s just another word for ‘shapeshifter’ for me.”

Eric Lewald points to Morph’s resurrection in Season 2 of “The Animated Series,” when the former teammate transforms into Rogue, Storm and Jean Grey to get revenge on the X-Men.

“He attacks Wolverine, his closest friend, in the most dramatic way by turning into Jean Grey and putting his hand on Wolverine’s neck and leaning in for a kiss. That’s as nonbinary as you can get. It’s Morph turning into a woman and coming onto Wolverine to freak him out,” he says. “It was all there in Morph’s character. Now it’s become such a social thing that I think people will be more sensitive to how it’s used. That’s the only difference. We didn’t see a problem in reading him and didn’t feel he was any different.”

 

[BuddahMAC]

 

[Ridge Forrester]

He attacks Wolverine, his closest friend, in the most dramatic way by turning into Jean Grey and putting his hand on Wolverine’s neck and leaning in for a kiss.

I re-watched this episode recently. Wolverine moaning Jean's name when it happened was crazy.

 

[BuddahMAC]

I re-watched this episode recently. Wolverine moaning Jean's name when it happened was crazy.

and same exact shyt happens in a new ep and idiots be freaking out 50 pages off a character they never gave a fukk about in the first place...it's all about nothing

 

[King Static X]

 

[jdubnyce]

When that guitar riff hits mid episode