Rogue crying in X-Men 97 episode 5 and standing with Gambit in background
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Following the major events of X-Men '97 season 1, episode 5, supervising producer and head director Jake Castorena details how crucial the Marvel story will be for the sequel series. Long-time fans of X-Men: The Animated Series had their world turned upside down with the massive mutant massacre that took place in the middle of X-Men '97 season 1.
Jake Castorena: Yeah, luckily, the decision to go this route was one of those things that was made well before I was on the show, but it was about fine tuning and honing along with our directors, writers and everybody.
But ultimately, obviously, we landed on Gambit and, Magneto. We know someone, a.k.a. Rogue, who is, especially in our show, who was very much intertwined with both. I implore audiences to ponder and be curious about what that would do to someone of Rogue's caliber and potentially, I would say, focus less on what we have lost. I would focus on more who or what lies ahead, if that makes sense for you.
What I will say is, is it necessarily The Watcher looking out for the X-Men or is it The Watcher looking on at events that need to occur for the sake of a timeline or ripple effect? I would hesitate to say The Watcher is looking out for the X-Men or for mutants, because he's not doing a great job in that moment. Right.
One of the biggest tonal things that we are introducing into the series into our characters is the real consequences. While there were consequences people got wounded and hurt at the end of the day, nobody died in the original show. Morph died and came back. Wolverine got wounded really bad was out for half an episode, you know. Nobody died there, those kinds of consequences weren't there. We're turning that on its head on this show.
New Mutants Joining X-Men '97 Season 2 We're excited for the end of the rest of the season, but also, we know that X-Men '97 season 2 is on its way. Are there any mutants we have not seen yet that you're excited to finally bring into this world or maybe even bring back from the original series that we haven't seen in season one?
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