The controversial firing of Beau DeMayo had X-Men 97 fans fearing bad things for the future of the franchise, but now there’s a solution.
Marvel Studios has made an important decision in X-Men 97 Future Season 3: Matthew Chauncey, known for his work on Ms. Marvel and What If…?, will be the new head writer, replacing the fired Beau DeMayo. March ahead of the series’ world premiere. Despite his departure, DeMaio has finished the scripts for the second season.
The team behind this hit animated series continues to feature Jake Castorena as director and 90s series execs Larry Huston, Eric and Julia Lewald as advisors. The second season is in progress, but the details of the plot are being wrapped up.
Content of the 90s in the new season
In a recent interview with Talk Film, Castorena was asked if the series would retain its ’90s aesthetic and be inspired by comics from the later era. We touched on that theme in the first season with E, which isn’t exactly the ’90s, but reflects a slightly later era. We played chronologically, but X-Men always has to be the epitome of prejudice, and that’s why it’s so great,” Castorena explained.
X-Men 97 has managed to strike a balance between nostalgia and modernity by focusing on the social and political issues surrounding mutants since their inception. This combination ensures that both long-time fans and new viewers will find something to identify with.
The third season of X-Men 97 in good hands
Matthew Chauncey faces a big challenge as he takes the lead in season three. What about his previous job…? And Ms. Marvel has given the series experiences that mix action and reflection, the key ingredients to X-Men 97’s success.
The plot of the second season is shrouded in mystery, but it is known that the first season ended with a major battle on Bashan and the prevention of the destruction of the planet by asteroid M. Live in Sabah with a young man.
Explore new stories and old enemies
The original ’90s series tackled many popular storylines in the comics, but Castorena hinted that they could explore apocalypse stories in the 2000s. There’s a reason they weren’t accepted as Avengers. But there is a reason why they work together. “Even though they have fights and dramas, they always come back together as a team,” he said.
The voiceover for Locasio as Gambit, Holly Choo as Jubilee, Isaac Robinson-Smith as Bishop, Matthew Watterson as Magneto and Adrian Howe as Nightcrawler.
The future of the X-Men
The third season of X-Men 97 promises to continue the fight against the nature and prejudice of mutants. With Matthew Chauncey at the helm, fans can expect new stories that combine classic and modern elements, keeping the series relevant and exciting.
For those who enjoyed the first season, expectations are high. What new adventures and challenges will the team face in the coming seasons? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: X-Men 97 remains a symbol of the Golden Age of Animation’s glory and the evolution necessary to keep the dynamic fire alive.
Rebirth of the X-Men in a new era
The addition of Matthew Chauncey marks a new chapter for X-Men 97. Fans can rest assured that mutantkind will continue to be a powerful force in animated television.
X-Men 97 proved to be more than just a nostalgia series; It’s a reimagining of the themes that have always made the X-Men relevant. With Chauncey at the helm and the combined talents of the production team, the upcoming seasons promise to be an exciting mix of past, present and future.