"X" Marks The Spot (Animated X-Men Memories)?

[James Harvey]

With the arrival of X-Men 3: The Last Stand to regular edition DVD today (discuss the movie here (http://forums.toonzone.net/showthread.php?t=167385) and the DVD here (http://forums.toonzone.net/showthread.php?t=175598)), are there any animated X-Men memories you’d like to share? Have a favorite character, a favorite moment, voice actor, etc, from the different animated incarnations of the X-Men?


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X-Men: The Animated Series

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X-Men: Evolution

Images Courtesy of Marvel Animation Age (http://marvel.toonzone.net)

I know this subject has been done before, but let’s make this an X-cellent day to remember!

(I know, a horrible pun!)

Related Topic:
-"X" Marks The Spot (X-Men Comic Memories)? (http://forums.toonzone.net/showthread.php?t=175603)

[Wonderwall]

The 90s X Men has a really recognizable theme song, who doesnt get pumped as soon as that music starts.

[Arsenal]

Here are a couple of my favorites:

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Proteus I remember thinking "Oh my god, they melted Wolverine."

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Beauty and the Beast This episode reportedly made Stu weep uncontrollably.

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Nightcrawler Somehow the pacifist hero worked very well in the action cartoon. (Dove should have taken notes.)

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Pryde of the X-Men If only for the fluid animation and tan and brown costume.

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Impact Flinging satellites from the sky=cool

[James Howlett]

One of my all-time favorite moments is when Wolverine fights with Alpha Flight. I'm a geek when it comes to Wolverine and his Canadian roots and I thought the X-Men cartoon from the 90s did it justice. The Wolverine in X-Men: Evolution I thought worked fine and they did a good job exploring his Weapon X origin and his World War 2 history.

[Michael24]

I can remember watching the premiere of X-MEN: TAS. It came out not long after I'd gotten into comics and X-MEN was one of my favorite titles, so I was really excited about there being a cartoon. My brother and I got up Saturday morning and watched it, and we loved it. My favorite characters were Gambit, Wolverine, and Cyclops. I remembering being surprised that Beast was captured so quickly in the first episode. I watched the first couple of seasons before ultimately losing track of the show, so I never got to see the later seasons. But I have fond memories of spending my Saturday mornings watching it with my little brother.

Also still enjoy the PRYDE OF THE X-MEN pilot. Sure, there's changes here and there and Wolverine's Australian, but it just looks so damn cool. It's got some great animation, that cheesy by catchy theme song ("X-Men! X-Men!"), it moves fast, and G.I. JOE's Duke plays Cyclops! I watched it so many times when it came out I had the entire thing memorized.

[S.C.B]

I remember my first impressions of certain episodes as a kid:

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"OMG! He picked up a building!"

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"Why did Wolverine take off his shirt and not his mask?"


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"It's the same episode! AGAIN! But different!"

[RAINMAN]

Days of future past. I like both parts but the second one if my fav whit gambit being the hero. And then there wolvie vs saberthooth battle in the freezing snow.

[The Spirit]

I always liked the Time travel episode, the christmas one actually made me cry at the end.

I thought Evolution was a good series, when Angel came in and Beast it started rockin'. The Captain America episodes of both series were enjoyable.