is everything I wanted from a Disney Plus sequel to one of my favorite animated programs. An old-school series with a modern twist, it's a worthy successor that packs a sentimental punch. At least from what I've seen, it'll not only appeal to X:TAS

It has not yet been announced who any of these actors will be playing in the series. However, it has been said that the show will pick back up with the original series’ cast of characters.

I love a good nostalgia trip – especially when it comes to movies and shows from my youth. Turn on the TV and put The Lion King

Vale lembrar que a série chegou a deter cenas filmadas porém passou por um reboot criativo após a Marvel nãeste deter gostado do material.

A terceira temporada do Bridgerton reserva muito de modo a Colin e Penelope, contudo um por seus superiores desafios foi sorrateiramente configurado por uma história secundária da segunda temporada

. In a world where remakes are commonplace, I was relieved and delighted to see that Marvel had the courage and conviction to pick up where things left off, rather than retell X:TAS

El universo de los cómics está lleno de historias icónicas que han cautivado a generaciones, tanto en las páginas impresas como en la pantalla. Una de estas joyas televisivas es sin duda la serie animada de los X-Men de los años 90, la cual dejó una marca indeleble en los corazones de los aficionados.

A trailer was released on February 15, 2024, when the premiere date was announced,[2] Charles Pulliam-Moore at The Verge and Joshua Rivera at Polygon both praised the trailer's nostalgia for the original series and specifically focused on the use of the original series' main theme.[65][66] Ben Travis, writing for Empire, also noted the nostalgia and music as well as the "narrative weight" suggested by the trailer's character details.[67] James Whitbrook at Gizmodo felt something was off about the trailer and identified that the animation "flits between looking oddly flat and stilted and some elements that almost look 3D", along with the combination of new and returning voice actors. However, he liked the series' aesthetic and some of the story ideas suggested by the trailer, and hoped that the elements which made him uneasy would work better when actually watching the series.

The X-Men team are once again in their "classic legacy costumes", which DeMayo explained was a reference to the 1989 failed animation pilot X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men and a time where the team are thinking about "What part of this do I want to keep? Was it truly simpler back then, or were we just more naive?"[2] Lead character designer Amelia Vidal explained that the character's designs aqui retained the concepts from the original series along with the style and aesthetics from the comics in the 1990s. Any changes from those were made to either better serve the story or to assist with the technical aspect of the animation.

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He said they avoided using technology to replicate the look of the original series, preferring to spend time on the storyboards and editing "to adhere to what was cinematically being done at the time", though Winderbaum said a "small video transfer effect" was put over the animation to give it a 1990s television patina quality.[48] The usage of CGI was still done for layout and overly complicated vehicles, although the animation team would draw over them to maintain the show's art-style.[57]

Por ello, uno por los aspectos más emocionantes de “X-Men ‘97″ es el compromiso do mantener la esencia original, de modo a lo cual se ha convocado a un equipo creativo que incluye a varios do los escritores y productores de la serie do los 90. En la nota te contamos la cantidad por capítulos de que tiene y tambié especialmenten qué día se estrena cada uno.

At just 30 minutes a pop, each episode makes for easy digestible viewing while you munch down a bowl of milk-soaked cereal first thing in the morning, too. So, before the monotony of school or work washes over you every Wednesday for the next 10 weeks, why not take a nostalgic trip back in time – breakfast in hand – by watching a terrific sequel to one of the best animated shows of all-time? I know I will be.

As TechRadar's senior entertainment reporter, Tom covers all of the latest movies, TV shows, and streaming service news that you need to know about.