[Dr Kain]

On the massive subject of X-Men, do you think Hasbro will ever give us the late 70s/early 80s versions of Colossus, Cyclops, Storm, Nightscrawler, and Prof X to go with Wolverine and Phoenix? What about Apocalypse?

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

BTAS, Batman Beyond, Gargoyles, Spawn, Transformers Prime, all of the Star Wars cartoons, Spectacular Spiderman...all of these were better than Xmen:TAS.

I hope you mean Beast Wars or Animated because Prime is down right dreadful. It makes Armada look like a masterpiece.

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@ Dr Kain: almost all of the episodes with Apocalypse were excellent, and are what solidified my love for that character. I just remember being entranced by the way he spoke and thinking, "holy ****, this guy is bad ass..." My favorites were the episodes loosely based on Legacy Virus storyline, where Cable travelled back in time to stop a virus that was targeting mutants.

"For I bring the purity of oblivion, to your world..."

I just watched those episodes as I just finished Season 2. Those were some good episodes. In fact, of the 26 episodes I have watched thus far, the only ones I don't care for are the Mojo and Gambit's brother episode. The Mojo one is just so down right stupid and I forgot how terrible it is. The Gambit one is just boring even if it was adapted from a comic.

Totally agree on Apocalypse. This cartoon and X-Cutioner's Song is what made Apocalypse become my favorite X-Men villain.

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Originally Posted by Captain Nash

I found the Mister Sinister voice in XM: TAS to be even more cool than Apocalypse's. Like Apocalypse brings doom and gloom (and rightly so) Sinister's brings more mysterious slithery vibes.

Honestly, all of the villain voices were great.

BTW, there are some hilarious animation errors in this show. There was one episode where Jean and Scott go to talk to Wolverine and he is gone, his room is this big ass room with weights in it and he sliced a picture of Scott and Jean together in half. In the next episode, Wolverine's room is tiny, only has a bed and a desk in it, and the picture is slightly ripped.

Oh, and then in the Omega Red episode, Jubilee writes a note she leaves on the fridge and puts a large green magnet over it in the middle of the letter. Later, Wolverine walks in to find it and there is a small red magnet holding it up at the top left hand corner.

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Originally Posted by redfox

Concept art for Guardians 2:



Time to start thinking about Marvel Legend's Guardians of the Galaxy 2 wave.

Maybe they will actually give us a toy of Nebula this time?

I really hope the movie doesn't falter like all of the other sequels that aren't named Captain America have done.