Marvel fans are in luck. After about 10 years of waiting, Marvel Studios has released the trailer for “X-Men 97.” The upcoming animated series is a sequel to the beloved X-Men: The Animated Series, which aired for five seasons from 1992 to 1997. “X-Men ’97” is the continuation of the hit ’90s animated show and is in its sixth season. The plot will pick up after the 1997 series finale “Graduation Day”. The trailer for X-Men 97 brings back the X-Men squad – Wolverine, Cyclops, Rogue, Shapeshifter, Bishop Gambit, Beast, Jubilee and more. The show will begin streaming on Disney Plus on March 20.

The fifth installment of X-Men: The Animated Series ends with the death of Professor X or Charles Xavier. The trailer for X-Men 97 opens with a teaser for the finale, with the X-Men gathering around the dying Professor. He was grateful to be part of the team and said his final goodbyes as others shed tears. As the professor’s coffin was lowered into the ground, one of the group said, “The fate is in our hands.” Soon, the scene switched to the present day of X-Men 97, where Cyclops could be heard saying, “We’ve To remain vigilant, the professor entrusts us with his dream.”

As the X-Men battled the powerful Sentinel robots and other enemies, anti-mutant protests erupted in the city. The evil Magneto also appears in the trailer, taking control of everything the Professor built by gaining access to his last will and testament. The X-Men vowed to regain their lost ground and defeat their enemies. They embark on a mission filled with countless fight scenes and superhero battles to save the Professor’s dream.

On February 15th, a new poster for “X-Men 97” was released along with the trailer, which shows the entire X-Men team.

Responding to the poster, one fan wrote, “This is one of my favorite cartoons,” while another wrote, “I bet it will be a wake-up call.” “Love it,” a third wrote the review reads.

The cast of voiceover artists includes Cal Dodd as Wolverine, Ray Chase as Cyclops, Alison Sealy-Smith as Storm, Jennifer Hale as Jennifer Hale as Jean Grey, Lenore Zann as Rogue, AJ LoCascio as Gambit, Isaac Robinson-Smith ) as the Bishop and George Buza as the Beast. , starring Adrian Hough as Nightcrawler, Matthew Watson as Magneto, Holly Chow as Jubilee, and JP Kaliak as the shape-shifter.