[quote]detazathoth wrote:
Professor X wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
BruceLeeFan wrote:
Anything that involves Wolverine being the leader of the X-Men is stupid… Secondly the animation is so F*%ked on Wolverine and the X-men… Look at Wolverines legs… WTF. His arms? Hello Mr. high bodyfat, top heavy asshole.
No I’m sorry, Wolverine and the X-Men is absolute shit… They’re riding on his popularity.
To me it really does seem like a really crappy series mostly for little kids… I can enjoy TAS and Evolution regardless of not being a kid.
X2!
Fuck the new series. It isn’t “Wolverine AND the X-men” Its the X-men. A team. And the leader of the team when they go into the field is always Cyclops! And the headmaster in charge of everything else, Professor X.
Wolverine is just a renegade who tags along, smokes a cigar, and makes smart ass remarks.
Fuck that show, Fuck Wolverine, and Fuck Marvel for allowing this shit.
Well, I have watched them all and I agree that they are riding on his popularity, but they made the story relevant by allowing Xavier to be blasted into unconsciousness (a coma) that he won’t wake from for 20 years. Xavier can still communicate with Wolverine or other telapaths from the future after he wakes up. The damage to the world 20 years in the future is now what they fight against…but the X-Men broke up after Xavier was coma-lized so Wolverine starts working to get the team back together…thus the name.
I wouldn’t think of it as removing the “X-Men” as a group…however, when Wolverine was first created, he was not an X-man. He was created to be an adversary to The Hulk initially (info attained from watching the dvd extras on the Wolverine Origins movie).
Evolutions is a good show even though they spent way too much time allowing these kids to…remain kids. They should have started that show when they were all about to graduate from high school.
on the 90’s version, while many fans say it was one of the best, that show sucks now. If you have watched it lately, the animation was possibly the worst EVER…and I mean in just about any cartoon I can think of. The story lines were also pretty flat even though it did stick to the comic book format closely.
Thank you!
…now if only the X-Men fanboys I deal with on a daily basis can understand that view is another question.[/quote]
I’d much rather deal with X-men fanboys than Wolverine fanboys.