Wolverine and the X-Men (TV Series)

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Wolverine and the X-Men
Genre Action/Adventure
Drama
Science fiction
Superhero fiction
Based on X-Men 
by Stan Lee
Developed by Craig Kyle
Greg Johnson
Directed by Nicholas Filippi
Steven E. Gordon
Doug Murphy
Boyd Kirkland
Voices of Steven Blum
Kieren van den Blink
Susan Dalian
Jennifer Hale
Danielle Judovits
Tom Kane
Yuri Lowenthal
Nolan North
Liam O'Brien
Roger Craig Smith
Fred Tatasciore
Kari Wahlgren
Jim Ward
Narrated by Steven Blum
Theme music composer Dean Grinsfelder
Composer(s) Dean Grinsfelder
Country of
origin 		United States
Original language(s) English
No. of Seasons 1
No. of
episodes 		26 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive
producer(s) 		Ed Borgerding
Kevin Feige
P. Jayakumar
Stan Lee
Eric S. Rollman
Producer(s) Jason Netter
Editor(s) Aeolan Kelly
George Rizkallah
Ralph A. Eusebio
Running time 23 minutes
Production company(s) Marvel Animation
Toonz Entertainment,
First Serve International
Noxxon Entertainment Inc.
Distributor Disney–ABC Domestic Television
Lionsgate Home Entertainment
Release
Original network Nicktoons Network
Original release January 23 – November 29, 2009
Chronology
Preceded by Hulk Vs. Wolverine
Followed by The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
Related shows X-Men: The Animated Series
X-Men Evolution

Wolverine and the X-Men is a 2009 American animated series by Marvel Animation. It is the fourth animated adaptation of the X-Men characters, the other three being Pryde of the X-Men, X-Men: The Animated Series, and X-Men: Evolution.

Contents

Plot

Characters

The overall situations and the look of the series and character designs were inspired by the Astonishing X-Men comic series.

X-Men

Present X-Men

Future X-Men

Brotherhood of Mutants

Acolytes

Marauders

Inner Circle

MRD/Project: Wideawake

Weapon X

Other mutants

Other characters

Episodes

No. Original title Directed by Written by Original air date Production
code
1 "Hindsight (Part 1)" Boyd Kirkland Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Greg Johnson (writer) 		January 23, 2009 101
A mysterious huge explosion destroys the X-Mansion at the moment that Wolverine was leaving. Professor X and Jean Grey are mysteriously missing, and perhaps gone for good, causing the X-Men to disband. Beast is examining the remains of the explosion and finds out that Professor X was the target. However, one year later, an anti-mutant government agency called the Mutant Response Division (or M.R.D. for short) hunt Wolverine and arrest a family that helped him. This causes him to go after them with the help of Beast. Inside the jail, they free all the mutants, including Dust, Boom Boom, and Pyro. In the end, Wolverine decides to find the other X-Men and fight the MRD.

Introducing characters: Beast, Boom Boom, Colossus, Cyclops, Dust, Iceman, Jean Grey, Colonel Moss, Nightcrawler, Professor X, Pyro, Robert Kelly, Rockslide, Rogue, Shadowcat, Storm, Wolfsbane, and Wolverine

Guest stars: Phil Morris, Michael Ironside, Crystal Scales and Chris Edgerly

2 "Hindsight (Part 2)" Steven E. Gordon Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Greg Johnson (writer) 		January 23, 2009 102
Beast and Wolverine manage to bring Shadowcat and Iceman back the X-Men, while some such as Cyclops, Colossus, and Rogue, do not wish to return. Rogue takes up the cause of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, who have sinister plans to attack Senator Kelly. Kelly's plan is to push forth a Mutant Registration Act. Meanwhile, Angel's father, Warren Worthington, is funding the M.R.D., building anti-mutant robots. The remaining X-Men seek to stop the Brotherhood, despite Kelly's stance on mutants. At the end of the episode, we see that it was Rogue who had betrayed the X-Men.

Introducing characters: Angel, Avalanche, Blob, Domino, Quicksilver, and Toad

Guest stars: Jim Ward

3 "Hindsight (Part 3)" Nick Filippi Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Greg Johnson (writer) 		January 30, 2009 103
With help from Angel, the X-Men are able to move back into the rebuilt mansion. Forge has been brought to the team to repair Cerebro and the Blackbird. The telepathic Emma Frost, the beautiful former headmistress of the Massachusetts Academy, requests to join the X-Men in order to help find Professor X. Wolverine is suspicious in the beginning but reluctantly agrees, believing that Emma only has intentions to take control of Cerebro. Emma Frost is able to locate Professor X in Magneto's controlled mutant nation of Genosha. Now with Cyclops back in action, Wolverine leads the X-Men on a mission into the enemy territory in order to retrieve their lost mentor.

Introducing characters: Emma Frost, Forge, Magneto, and the Sentinels

4 "Overflow" Doug Murphy Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Zoë Green (writer) 		February 6, 2009 104
Professor X shows Wolverine a future vision of a destroyed Africa and reveals that Storm is the one who destroyed it. It isn't long before the Shadow King tries to take control of Storm's body. At the end of the episode Storm rejoins the X-Men.

Introducing characters: Shadow King

Guest stars: Kevin Michael Richardson

5 "Thieves' Gambit" Steven E. Gordon Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Bob Forward (writer) 		February 13, 2009 105
Magma is being chased by the M.R.D. In the middle of a road she turns to a burning lava-like being and the cars suddenly stop around her. Wolverine rescues Magma from the M.R.D. and uses an ability-inhibitor collar built by Forge to help control her mutant abilities. When Wolverine asks for the collar back, she is reluctant to take it off but finally does so. Meanwhile, Dr. Sybil Zane hires Gambit to steal that collar from the X-Men for Senator Kelly and it is up to Wolverine to get it back. Gambit attacks Wolverine in his laboratory with kinetically charged cards, he admits to Wolverine that he has been hired for cash, but Wolverine sets his money on fire and offers him double the amount, if he helps discovering whom he is working for. In the end Wolverine manages to get back the collar.

Introducing characters: Gambit, Bolivar Trask, and Magma

Guest stars: Phil LaMarr and Kari Wahlgren

6 "X-Calibre" Nick Filippi Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Christopher Hicks & Francis Lombard (writers) 		February 20, 2009 106
There is news that Nightcrawler was seen on a ship traveling to Genosha with other mutants, so the X-Men try to find him. Meanwhile, Nightcrawler and the other travellers (including Squidboy, Vindaloo, Network, Shatter, Pixie, Feral, and other mutants) are intercepted by “pirates”, who really are Spiral and the Reavers, looking for fighters within the pool of high level mutants to take them to Mojo. In the deep night the pirates attack the ship carrying the mutants to Genosha and the crew is worried about the change of course towards Genosha. Nightcrawler defeats the pirates. Wolverine, Beast, Shadowcat, and Forge come to pick him up and take him back to the mansion. But he declines saying he wants to make sure the mutants make it safely to Genosha.

Introducing characters: Mojo, Network, Shatter, Pixie, Vindaloo, The Reavers, Spiral, Feral, and Squidboy

Guest stars: Grey DeLisle, Dominic Janes, Charlie Adler, Steven Blum, and Kate Higgins

7 "Wolverine vs. the Hulk" Doug Murphy Greg Johnson, Craig Kyle & Christopher Yost (story)
Christopher Yost (writer) 		February 27, 2009 107
In a sequel to the Hulk Vs, Nick Fury asks Wolverine a "favor" to once again fight against the Hulk in exchange for keeping the X-Men's real identities and the reality behind the Xavier school secret. However, Wolverine finds that there is more than Fury is letting on when Wolverine and the Hulk encounter the real monster terrorizing the Canadian Rockies and attacking the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents dispatched there: the Wendigo. Wolverine keeps the Wendigo monsters busy while Banner searches for the cure. At the end, Wolverine gets revenge on Fury by awakening the Hulk claiming "Hulk wanted to thank you too."

Introducing characters: Hulk, Wendigo, and Nick Fury

Guest stars: Chris Edgerly, Fred Tatasciore, Gabriel Mann, and Alex Désert.

8 "Time Bomb" Steve Gordon Greg Johnson & Craig Kyle (story)
Len Uhley (writer) 		March 6, 2009 108
Professor Xavier warns the X-Men about an impending event that wipes half the mutant population: Nitro will self-detonate in Genosha. The Brotherhood "rescue" Nitro from a government prison against his will and use Psylocke to control him, planning to use him as a weapon. The X-Men chase the Brotherhood in order to prevent Genosha's destruction.

Introducing characters: Nitro and Psylocke

Guest stars: Grey DeLisle, Michael Ironside, and Liam O'Brien

Voice cast

Main voice cast

Additional voices

Crew

Production

Cancellation

Planned Episodes For Season 2

  • A New Order – Part 1
  • A New Order – Part 2
  • A New Order – Part 3
  • Infinite Future
  • Recall
  • Russian Magik
  • Legacy
  • eXodus
  • A Crisis Averted

Later allusions in other Marvel media

Broadcast history

United States

United Kingdom

Canada

Latin America and Brazil

Australia

New Zealand

India

Italy

The Philippines

France

Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Russia

South Africa

Portugal

Spain

Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania

Sri Lanka

Merchandise

Reception

Home media

United Kingdom

United States

Canada

Mexico

Australia

Bulgaria

Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Russia

Italy

References

External links

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