Marvel Studios continues to channel the 1990s with ads...
X-Men '97 continues to blow fans away with their excellent episodes, but the fun isn't stopping there. The new show picks up right where X-Men: The Animated Series left off when it came to an end after five seasons in 1997, so Marvel Studios has been leaning into the '90s nostalgia. They've been releasing ads that are very of the era, including Saturday morning-style commercials for toys that tie in with the show. Today, a new ad dropped for the X-Men '97 Hasbro products.
"Well, actually, it was kind of liberating to be able to stay in the 90s," Winderbaum began."It allowed us to go places that we could just do what we want. To be so iterative. Things that we couldn't do if we were more MCU adjacent like What If...? is. I mean, What If...? is like we're literally remixing the MCU. So, it's harder to introduce characters. Because you want to see them in live-action. Although, we do see Bill Foster as Giant Man in the second season.
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