[ SECRET POST #6307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6307 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Idk, if this is an unpopular opinion it's one I share. X-Men Evo was a great TV show and in certian regards did things much better than the comics: doing away with the Logan/Jean/Scott love triangle was one of the best things it did imo. And while there was still a slight one there with Rogue instead it was more her crushing on him than any reciprocation on his part and used a character stuff for her mainly.

I loved it at any rate and it remains as one of my fave X-Men media out there.

[(Anonymous)]

Not only did it get rid of the stupid love triangle but I loved that it made Wolverine one of the adults. Papa Bear Wolverine protecting his kids is so good (also this show made me ship Logan/Ororo).

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Making him one of the adults that the kids looked up to was such a good choice, and I am there with you on the Logan/Ororo shipping, I loved their dynamic on the show. All in all it really worked so well as an AU of the comics.

[(Anonymous)]

That they didn't dwell on his Tragic Backstory beyond acknowledging it as part of who Logan is, that was a very good move. Logan doesn't need to be the center of attention, he works really well as part of an ensemble cast. His role in the show was Grumpy But Loving Dad, and it worked beautifully.

[(Anonymous)]

GOD YES. That stupid love triangle completely dragged down the live action movies like an anchor.

Pretty much every version of X-Men that I've come across does those three characters dirty one way or another, except for Evolution, now that I think about it. Which is a shame, because growing up with Evolution made me love the characters.