Sabretooth continues his pursuit of Wolverine, while Magneto continues to work his own agenda.

During the course of the season, it is revealed that the villains who supposedly perished on Asteroid M are actually alive. The second season sees the addition of several new mutants, including Beast, who becomes a teacher at the Xavier Institute and an X-Man, as well as a version of the New Mutants: Boom Boom, Sunspot, Iceman, Wolfsbane, Magma, Multiple, Jubilee, Berzerker, and Cannonball. Asteroid M is destroyed by Scott and Alex Summers, but not before two metal spheres fly from the exploding asteroid. The Brotherhood and X-Men show up leaving Magneto, Sabretooth and Mystique trapped on the asteroid. Magneto captures several X-Men and Brotherhood members in an attempt to amplify their mutant abilities and remove their emotions. After Cyclops discovers that his brother Alex actually survived the plane crash that killed their parents, they are both taken by Magneto into his 'sanctuary' on Asteroid M. The Brotherhood, led by Mystique, are in fact being directed by a higher power, the identity of whom was 'revealed' in the two-part season finale as being Magneto. Toad is the first to be introduced, followed by Avalanche, Blob and Quicksilver. In the later episodes of this season, Nightcrawler discovers the identity of his birth mother, Wolverine finds answers to his past, and Xavier's half-brother, Juggernaut, is released from his prison.Ĭonfrontations are typically with the Brotherhood, who vie for new recruits with the X-Men over the course of the season.

As the season develops, the ranks of the X-Men are bolstered by the appearance of Nightcrawler in the first episode, Shadowcat in the second, Spyke in the fifth, and Rogue (who originally joins the Brotherhood in the fourth episode) in the seventh. Professor X, Cyclops, Wolverine, Storm and Jean Grey make up the original X-Men. The first season introduces the core characters and lays the foundations for future story lines.

9.2 Evolution characters in the comics and films.

Produced in the United States, the voice recording was done in Canada and the show was animated in Japan and South Korea. The series began running on Disney XD on June 15, 2009. The series ran for a total of four seasons (52 episodes) from Novemuntil Octoon Kids' WB, which at the time made it the third longest-running Marvel Comics animated series, behind only Fox Kids' X-Men and Spider-Man animated series. In this incarnation, many of the characters were teenagers instead of adults. X-Men: Evolution is an American animated television series about the Marvel Comics superhero team X-Men.

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