#Silver Samurai

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Marvel Character Cameos

X-Men '97

Season 1 Episode 10: Tolerance Is Extinction - Part 3

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Marvel 97'

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Too many characters in Marvel VS Capcom 2 game

Marvel VS Capcom: Official Complete Works (2016)

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Easter Eggs found on X2: X-Men United (2003)

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1988's Wolverine Vol.2 #2 cover by John Buscema & Klaus Janson.

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X-Men (1992) animation cels

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I find it really funny how every recurring Wolverine villain is also a major hater. Sabretooth is The Hater amongst them, but they all hate Logan in a deep and personal way and can be just as petty as Creed to get at him.

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Misc. Hand Animations from The Wolverine (2013)

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Spider-Man and Silver Samurai in X-Men '97 episode 8

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[Pencil to Pixel] X-Men, VS. Series

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[Pencil to Pixel] Storm, X-Men∶ Children of the Atom

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More X-Men Children of the Atom artwork this time the characters win and loss portraits. Sorry I don't have Sentinel at the moment. Enjoy this post. Credit to Marvel, the artists responsible for the artwork and Capcom.

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X-MEN 97' - 1.08 | Tolerance is Extinction Part 1

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Cable (2020) Highlights Pt 1

It's a great run overall, and gives the character a much needed recontextualisation - 90s edgelord anti hero who's older than his parents becomes 'fresh faced teen struggling with insecurity and the legacy of his older self.'

He wants to have fun but he also drives himself relentlessly on self-appointed missions. He's dating all five Cuckoos at the same time but he's a pretty crappy boyfriend. He's deeply aware that he's not his older self and he's afraid to ask for help, to fail. He's struggling to enjoy what should be the best time of his life. He doesn't know how to be a teenager (not that anyone does,) especially not one who has to be prepared for Kyle Reese and forever war steez. Pouch life looms.

Issue 1 opens with Cable vs Wolverine in the Quarry (a gladiator arena/dojo thing for mutants to practice combat and settle beef.)

'Aww, is little Logan's metal ass too heavy to move?'

It's a hilarious line without context, though it does a lot of work in worldbuilding - establishing Young Cable's personality, Logan's place in the Summers-Grey polycule, mutant solidarity and culture, and the infrastructure ahead of the Crucible in X-Men #7. The quarry isn't used a lot, though we get a noodle incident where Magik is the only person to be disqualified.

What did Magik do? It was the very first match ever vs Gorgon of all people, and Silver Samurai (who has quite the rap sheet) flat out decided nope, you're done - get out of here. Probably sent his ass to Limbo or summoned demons lol. Good to see Callisto is a regulator, though aren't Artie and Leech kids? I I love that Rogue beating up Havok, and I headcanon that the Cuckoo fight was purely physical - a psychic duel is not a spectator sport whereas two identical teenage girls whaling on each other is.

Scott and Jean really want to make the most of getting a second chance at raising Cable, though they have their own insecurities and he really doesn't want to be seen as needing them. The moment in X of Swords when Cable cracks and opens up is also one of the funniest moments and what inspired this post.

That was the last thing Jean expected to hear. I wish we got Scott's face for the initial reaction, but we'll have to make do.

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'Doug's what?'

There's an all-time Quiet Council moment, too.

Ouch.

Next time... Swords are cool, and 'how much Deadpool is too much?'

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Kirigi in Elekra (2005)

Kenuichio Harada in The Wolverine (2013)

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