Hey, I was wondering which X-Men animated series is more popular. So which one do you like more?

X-Men (1992-1997)
X-Men: Evolution (2000-Present)

I'm gonna choose "Evolution" because the first series got to dramatic sometimes, and I like this ast better.:lol: :happyface :wave:

In my post, I misspelled "too" and "cast". I'm sue you can find out where they go.:rolleyes:

Okay now I misspelled "sure". It came out "sue". I feel stupid.:typing:

X-MEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love The Phoenix Saga and The Dark Phoenix Saga. The Phoenix ROCKS!!!!!!! :guitar: :guitar: :guitar: Although I do admit X-Men Evolution is getting great, but if they redo The Phoenix Saga and The Dark Phoenix Saga, I hope they actually kill her off. :D I love dramatic cartoons! :D

Originally posted by TVAdam
Okay now I misspelled "sure". It came out "sue". I feel stupid.:typing:


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Ev.!!!!!!!!!!!

I love X-men in all it's forms, but I definately choose the Evolution cartoon. It's fantastic.

I definitley like the 92-97 series better BECAUSE of the drama and often times extreme seriousness of the show. Like the severity of the Phoenix saga and the tragedy of the dark phoenix saga. I basicly dont like remakes or NEW versions of old favorites because they always change the art style and/or the voices which ruins the entire thing.

What can Fox learn from the previous X-Men TV series? (http://www.denofgeek.com/tv/x-men/35671/what-can-fox-learn-from-the-previous-x-men-tv-series)

I prefer X Men: Evolution

You can tell I was a newbie by the way I kept correcting myself, lol.

I haven't seen "Evolution" since it ended and in fact I never saw the last season. I'm gonna have to watch them all on Amazon Instant Video sometime.

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I'm assuming X-Men '97 doesn't count here right?