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Cyclops is Waiting for Me is our weekly podcast series where we are going back and watching EVERY-SINGLE-EPISODE of the original 1992 X-Men: The Animated Series in their original intended script order building up to the release of X-Men 97’, originally coming in 2023. In the mean time, we'll be covering all other X-Men animated episodes.This is a recap show so there will be spoilers. Theme Music by Ron Wasserman (ASCAP) & Rod Kim (ASCAP)
Unknown Host hosts Cyclops is Waiting for Me - An X-Men: The Animated Series Weekly Recap, a leisure show with 194 episodes published.
Not to go to TOO many tropes, but the X-Men Anime wraps up because of the power of friendship. There is also a mega-apocalyptic event with some major cameos to enjoy. JC and Rod share their full thoughts for the series h
It wouldn't be a true X-Men series if we didn't get some classic Cyclops trauma moments (caused by Jean's death). With 2 episodes left, it was time to escalate and we have an electric kaiju and see this Wolverine go FULL
In this mini bonus episode with less than a month before X-Men '97 season 2 debuts, JC walks Rod through the gap filling Season 2 prequel comic. While JC wasn't as high on the original Season 1 comic, this one felt like
Mastermind and his Inner Circle's plan is revealed as Xavier's and Dr. Sasaki's son is shown not only to be alive but also has Omega capabilities. JC and Rod also make inappropriately jokes about Marsh and his powers. A
"Big ole fight", Rod's favorite note, gets used a bunch here as the X-Men dive deeper into the Sasake Institute in pursuit of Mastermind after getting caught up on most of the things the good doctor was hiding from them
Drama. Creepy crushes. Body horror. A very interesting designed kaiju fighting the X-Men. The second act of the season wraps up as with the reveal that MAY have been a bit obvious... except to Rod (who must have looked a
Sneaky doctor turns out to be sneaky. The team waits out the storm at the Sisake Institute, Armor has memory loss, Xavier finds out he has ANOTHER hidden baby (in every version of the multiverse) and the Blackbird is stu
The X-Men with new members Emma Frost and Armor in tow head back to Japan to figure out what's blocking Cerebro. They see some rather gross ghosts... snow... something that eats the ship before taking on the remnants of
Ever want to fight one of your teachers on the wing of a plane? Hisako gets to as Cyclops makes her unleash her power while he simultaneously doubts Charles's decision to let Emma join the X-Men. A video version of the p
Secondary mutations? LFG as Emma's debuts to save Armor. And then we get to see Hisako going full force on Kick. Good thing Armor's family are friends with Xavier or they probably wouldn't let her fly across the globe to
Two full on debuts with this episode with Armor showcasing her powers and Emma showing a whole lot of everything. Cyclops and team help get them out of the U-Men's clutches and we get a big monster mecha thing fight. Win
While episode 1 set the stage, episode 2 embraces its hand drawn anime style with simultaneous battles before a big monster fight at the end as the U-Men are revealed as the X-Men's foe (presumably) for the rest of the s
Dropping into one of the more obscure animated X-Men series, the 2011 Marvel anime X-Men debuted on G4 in the US and is very tricky to find (but luckily Rod had a DVD of it). An intense pilot, this first episode deals wi
Wolverine and the X-Men wraps up much like it started, with a bunch of questions. Except we may not ever get answers to these (unless we get some time with the creative team). Though not a painful cliffhanger, it gives u
For the penultimate episode of the series (and our pod for this year), Magneto presses the attack and the Inner Circle keeps trying to unlock the Phoenix. And Emma is just trying to keep it all together without letting t
With only 3 episodes left, JC and Rod leap into the 3 part season / series finale of Wolverine & The X-Men. Almost every major character and plot point begins tying into each other as the Inner Circle reveals their plans
How did we not realize that Jean Grey just woke up from her record setting fainting spell? And it isn't going well for her. She can't remember her own name. Archangel is after her. And Emma... (We will be posting the 3 w
Rounding the curve as we get ever closer to the finale, Gambit gets called stupid as he takes a paycheck to go after Magneto and Genosha (despite it being kind of abandoned) and nearly kicks off mutually assured destruct
Possibly the least SEO friendly of Wolverine and The X-Men, we follow future Xavier after he learns about Jean's involvement in the event that brought the world to its knees. With a somehow still active Sentinel named Ro
We prayed that we would find out what caused the big explosion in episode 1 before the inevitable series ending cliffhanger and at least we got the payoff here! Rod's first recording from his new place brings some huge m
Lenore Zann
The Voice of Rogue in X-Men: TAS and X-Men '97
2 appearances on this show
JP Karliak
Voice of Morph in X-Men 97 · QueerVox
1 appearance on this show
Chris Riley
Chief Information Security Officer · RyeField Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Eric Lewald
1 appearance on this show
Julia Lewald
1 appearance on this show
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