Like the original series, X-Men’97 has been adapting a variety of comic book stories from the ’90s. Until now, characters like HellThe Trial of Magneto, and Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly New X-Men run have come to life, with varying levels of time and success. The program has a lot of stories he can tell, and one of them may put the team in conflict with Earth’s mightiest heroes.
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speaking to comicRoss Marquand (who voices Professor Avengers vs. X Men. Speaking of Captain America’s appearance in the seventh episode “Bright Eyes,” Marquand noted how it could be the first step toward adapting that story. “[Pícaro] daring [su escudo] on the side of a snowy mountain, he said. “He won’t find that shield. It’s not like Mjolnir where you can just pull it back, he’s stuck in that thing. Rogue for a while.”
Launched in 2012, the Avengers vs. X Men The story, from writers and artists including Brian Michael Bendis, Jonathan Hickman, Matt Fraction, Adam Kubert and Olivier Coipel, was arguably the last big event before Marvel entered its MCU synergy phase. As the title implies, the two teams went to war over the return of the Phoenix Force, which eventually splits into five pieces joined by Colossus, Magik, Emma Frost, Namor, and Cyclops. Things finally end with the Phoenix Force restoring the then-dwindling mutant population, Cyclops as a mutant revolutionary, and Cap forming the Uncanny Avengers to mend fences with mutants.
What makes a possible adaptation interesting in the context of X-Men ’97 is that thus, by design, the point of view of the X-Men would take center stage instead of the Avengers as in the comics. The show shows how characters like Rogue and Cyclops are fed up with how mutants are currently treated and how Cap follows the rules. An approach with violent acts against them is unacceptable. In any case, his version of the plot would be titled X-Men vs. Avengers, and make any version of the late 90s/early 2000s Avengers so they only punch mutants’ necks if they can get a good look.
AVX It’s a great story, and it would probably be easier (and more fun) to pull it off in animation than the movies. Recent episodes have had no problem proving that characters like Scott and Magneto are right in their anger and actions, and one can imagine finding an interesting way to present those views (and those who influence them alongside them) when They are influenced by the ever-corrupting power of the Phoenix Force.
X-Men’97 It already has a second season assured, and it is possible that it also has a third under its belt. Let us know in the comments how you think it would serve to address? Avengers vs. X Men, or if it’s even worth doing in the first place.
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