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X-Men

  • Série télévisée
  • 1992–1997
  • TV-Y7
  • 23min
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POPULARITÉ
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George Buza, Catherine Disher, Cal Dodd, David Hemblen, Chris Potter, Alison Sealy-Smith, Norm Spencer, and Lenore Zann in X-Men (1992)
Trailer for X-Men: Season 1 - Volume 1 & 2
Lire trailer0:38
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ActionAventureFamilleScience-fictionAnimationAnimation dessinée à la mainSuper héros

Une équipe de superhéros mutants se bat pour la justice et l'acceptation humaine dans l'univers de Marvel Comics.Une équipe de superhéros mutants se bat pour la justice et l'acceptation humaine dans l'univers de Marvel Comics.Une équipe de superhéros mutants se bat pour la justice et l'acceptation humaine dans l'univers de Marvel Comics.

  • Création
    • Mark Edward Edens
    • Sidney Iwanter
    • Eric Lewald
  • Casting principal
    • Cedric Smith
    • Cal Dodd
    • Lenore Zann
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  • NOTE IMDb
    8,4/10
    53 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    1 509
    91
    • Création
      • Mark Edward Edens
      • Sidney Iwanter
      • Eric Lewald
    • Casting principal
      • Cedric Smith
      • Cal Dodd
      • Lenore Zann
    • 98avis d'utilisateurs
    • 31avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 victoire au total

    Épisodes76

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    Vidéos18

    Is "X-Men '97" in the MCU?
    Clip 4:41
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    Are the Animated X-Men in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'?
    Clip 3:24
    Are the Animated X-Men in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'?
    Are the Animated X-Men in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'?
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    Are the Animated X-Men in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'?
    Why Denzel Washington Would Be a Perfect Magneto
    Clip 3:52
    Why Denzel Washington Would Be a Perfect Magneto
    How the MCU Might Meet the Mutants
    Clip 3:24
    How the MCU Might Meet the Mutants
    Marvel's X-Men: Vol. 4
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    Marvel's X-Men: Vol. 4
    Marvel's X-Men: Vol. 4
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    Marvel's X-Men: Vol. 4

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    Cedric Smith
    Cedric Smith
    • Professor Charles Xavier…
    • 1992–1997
    Cal Dodd
    Cal Dodd
    • Logan…
    • 1992–1997
    Lenore Zann
    Lenore Zann
    • Rogue
    • 1992–1997
    George Buza
    George Buza
    • Beast…
    • 1992–1997
    Norm Spencer
    • Cyclops…
    • 1992–1997
    Alyson Court
    Alyson Court
    • Jubilee…
    • 1992–1997
    Catherine Disher
    Catherine Disher
    • Jean Grey…
    • 1992–1997
    Chris Potter
    Chris Potter
    • Gambit…
    • 1992–1997
    Alison Sealy-Smith
    Alison Sealy-Smith
    • Ororo Munroe…
    • 1993–1997
    David Hemblen
    David Hemblen
    • Magneto…
    • 1992–1997
    Dan Hennessey
    • Ruckus…
    • 1992–1997
    Ron Rubin
    Ron Rubin
    • Morph…
    • 1992–1997
    Lawrence Bayne
    Lawrence Bayne
    • Cable…
    • 1992–1997
    Don Francks
    Don Francks
    • Sabretooth…
    • 1992–1996
    Marc Strange
    Marc Strange
    • Forge…
    • 1992–1996
    Philip Akin
    • Lucas Bishop…
    • 1992–1995
    Stuart Stone
    Stuart Stone
    • Proteus…
    • 1992–1996
    Lally Cadeau
    Lally Cadeau
    • Dr. Moira MacTaggert
    • 1992–1997
    • Création
      • Mark Edward Edens
      • Sidney Iwanter
      • Eric Lewald
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    10TheLittleSongbird

    One of my favourite shows as a kid and still is

    I love everything about X Men. The animation is very detailed and atmospheric, and the character designs especially with Wolverine are quite sophisticated for the time. The action sequences, which never suspended disbelief and had some wondrous elements for kids and adults alike to savour, have a lot of fluidity in that regard. The music is wonderful as well, the intro is one of the coolest of any animated series of the 90s(and there were a lot) and the background scoring manages to be beautiful and haunting. The writing is intelligent, sometimes affecting and sometimes humorous, though any sense of conflicting emotions are equally convincing, while the story lines are daring and always interesting and the characters right from charismatic Wolverine, sexy Rogue to the appropriately antagonistic villains are very well-written and likable. The voice acting is always expressive and never felt stereotypical, bland or overdone. In conclusion, a superb series. 10/10 Bethany Cox
    TheMan3051

    Great show

    This was an exciting and great show. It featured good story lines, great character development, and good animation. This show is definitely better than the movie because it takes it's time to tell us a good story. Also it was quite faithful to the comics.
    SonicStuart

    X-tremely X-cellent Cool Series!

    X-Men is another one of my favorite cartoons that used to come on some of the old Saturday Morning Fox Kids lineups. I really liked the way Wolverine was in the series, one of those tuff and rough characters who does things there way. That sort of reminds me the way Knuckles the Echidna was in the beginning episodes of Sonic X. The other X-Men were really cool also! I had this huge crush on Rogue because I thought she was sexy with her looks and sexy southern accent. I also remember that on the 1994 Spider-Man cartoon that the X-Men made some guest appearances on some episodes of Spider-Man. The series is most same way as the comic book about a group of mutant superheroes who live at a school for mutants hosted by Professor Charles Xavier who formed a group of superhero mutants to fight against Magneto and the other evil brotherhood of mutants. This was another one of my favorite Marvel comic book superheroes! I have always liked Marvel comics a little better than DC comics because Marvel has more superheroes than DC. I also remember that this show came back on Fox Kids in Summer 2000 when 20th Century Fox released the live-action X-Men movie in theaters. Then I caught some more reruns for when they showed it for a while on ABC Family!

    User Rating: 8/10

    BOTTOM LINE: X-TREMELY X-CELLENT!
    cosmic_quest

    Excellent, more faithful to the comics than the mediocre films ever will be

    I was in my early teens when I first saw this cartoon version of 'X-Men' on television and it was what ignited my long-standing interest in the Marvel universe. If there was ever a lesson to be learnt about what it is to produce a faithful, involving adaptation (be it from a comic or a book) this show was the perfect example as it managed to successfully transfer the characters and plots from page to screen without dumbing down or altering things for the sake of making them 'cooler'.

    The cartoon focused mainly on 'X-Men' favourites including Cyclops, Jean, Wolverine, Gambit, Rogue, Storm, Beast, Jubilee and, of course, Xavier. But there were also episodes involving characters in supporting roles such as Archangel, Bishop, Nightcrawler and Cable. In terms of villains, all the usual suspects of like Magneto, Sinister, Mystique and Apocalypse turn up at some point. Unlike the recent films, aimed at pleasing teenagers and casual cinema-goers, this series was more intent on depicting the characters properly so there is the same interactions as seen in the comics including the Scott/Jean/Wolverine triangle, the love/hate relationship between Gambit and Rogue and the sibling bond that Storm and Gambit share. It also wonderfully portrays Wolverine's darkly sarcastic side, which brings humour to the show.

    While the films (and the childish 'X-Men: Evolutions') show the X-Men having rather calm, settled lives on the whole, this series gave a darker view of the universe, showing the team striving to do good in a world where much of humanity loathed mutants and saw them as the threat. It also tackled story arcs, like Onslaught, Dark Phoenix, Days of Future's End and Angel's transformation into Archangel, that appeared in the comic-verse in a way that retained the essence of the stories.

    This was certainly one of the best cartoons to come out of the Nineties and still holds appeal to me even now that I'm an adult. In fact, I think a few of the time-travelling episodes would probably be a bit too complex for the usual eight- to twelve-year-old demography who watch Fox Kids. I'd highly recommend this to fans of the comics and those who enjoyed the films but felt they were too flat and want to see something that preserves the spirit of the comics.
    boyinflares

    A great animated series, a tribute to the comics

    It was this animated series that got me into the world of the-Men and other Marvel comics, which are far superior, but that is not to say this cartoon wasn't good, for it was. What we have here is the four core X-Men - Cyclops, Wolverine, Jean Grey and Storm - along with popular characters from the comics - Rogue, Beast and Gambit - and Jubilee for the teens and Professor X as the basis for the series. Many mutants and other X-related characters make appearances through the series, some more often than others, and to varying degrees of likeness to their comic counterparts, (and Morph who was created specifically for the series). The X-Men are portrayed well to their comic-counterparts, with the exception of Jean Grey. Although it was this series that got me into X-Men, and made Jean my favourite character, in this series she was somewhat wasted, not used to her full potential. She was shown less-powerful than the others, when in the comics, she is one of the most powerful mutants in existence (even without the Phoenix Force). However Jean did get a few good stories, notably the ongoing Sinister stories, her and Wolverine's love subplot and the Phoenix and Dark Phoenix Sagas.

    But I digress. The villains were cool and in keeping with their comic counterparts, it would have been nice to see ones like Apocalypse and the Brotherhood more often. In terms of supporting characters, Bishop, Cable, Moira MacTaggert, Banshee, Arachangel, Forge and Colossus showed up a few times, but we could have seen more of Iceman, Darkstar, Polaris, Alpha Flight, Sunfire and Nightcrawler.

    A lot of the stories were taken directly from the comics and adapted for this series (like the Dark Phoenix Saga, Phalanx Covenant and Days of Future Past) others were taken from ongoing comic stories and changed into single or multiple episodes for this series, like the Savage Land and the Sentinels.

    There was some ongoing narrative, but it is also possible to watch episodes out of order, they were generally self contained (with the exception of multiple part episodes). It's cool to actually hear the X-Men speak and the costumes look cool on TV too. A great watch, most of the time.

    8 out of 10 for the whole animated series.

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    • Anecdotes
      Sidney Iwanter, an executive at Fox Broadcasting Company, originally planned on "ending" the series with a big bang ("Beyond Good and Evil - parts 1-4"). They even had planned to have characters leaving the team at the conclusion, but at the last minute Fox asked for more episodes. Unfortunately, at the time Marvel Entertainment Group was filing for bankruptcy and could not afford to produce more episodes, so Saban Entertainment funded them directly. This explains why the last six episodes looked different than the previous 70. So the show officially "ended" things again with Graduation Day (1997).
    • Gaffes
      The Friends of Humanity Headquarters sign is spelled, "Friends of Humanty."
    • Citations

      Wolverine: Hey, Tin Woodsman! I'm sending you back to Oz... in pieces!

    • Crédits fous
      At the beginning of the opening credits (Season 1-4), the X-Men first soar through space and through the series title. At the end, the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Mutants collide with each other and form the series title.
    • Versions alternatives
      In the first showing of the episode where the X-men fight Apocolypse in Muir Island, the episode ends with a shot of the X-mansion in good condition, but the second and third showings have a different ending where the X-men discover that the X-Mansion was destroyed (Juggernaut destroyed the Mansion).
    • Connexions
      Featured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #10.11 (1994)
    • Bandes originales
      X-Men Main Theme
      (theme song)

      Composed by Ron Wasserman

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    • Date de sortie
      • 31 octobre 1992 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Canada
      • Corée du Sud
    • Site officiel
      • Disney's X-men Official Site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • X-Men: The Animated Series
    • Sociétés de production
      • Akom Production Company
      • Genesis Entertainment
      • Graz Entertainment
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      • 23min
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      • Stereo
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.33 : 1

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