Pryde of the X-Men (1989) (TV)

Writer:

Larry Parr (writer)

Genre:

Adventure | Sci-Fi | Short | Animation | Drama

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Mansion | Obesity | Marvel Comics | Healing Factor | Hyper Keen Senses

Cast

Michael Bell	...	Cyclops (Scott Summers) / Additional Voices (voice)
Earl Boen	...	Colossus (voice) (as Earl Bowen)
Andi Chapman	...	Storm / Additional Voices (voice)
Pat Fraley	...	Pyro (voice)
Ron Gans	...	Magneto / Additional Voices (voice) (as Ronald Gans)
Dan Gilvezan	...	Additional Voices (voice)
Alan Oppenheimer	...	The Blob / Additional Voices (voice)
Patrick Pinney	...	Wolverine / Additional Voices (voice)
Neil Ross	...	Nightcrawler (voice)
Susan Silo	...	The White Queen (voice)
Kath Soucie	...	Kitty Pryde (voice)
John Stephenson	...	Professor Charles Xavier (voice)
Alexandra Stoddart	...	Dazzler / Additional voices (voice)
Frank Welker	...	The Toad / Lockheed (voice)

Runtime:

30 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Marvel Productions

Quotes:

[first lines]
Stan Lee: Welcome. This is Stan Lee of Marvel Comics, warning you to look around you. Your classmates, your friends. You never know which one of them may be a mutant. A person born with strange and wonderous powers. Now, some mutants like the X-Men, use their special gifts for good. But, then there are the terrorist mutants, who plan to destroy the human race.

Movie Connections:

Version of X-Men vs. Street Fighter (1996) (VG)

This one time deal left me wanting more.

This one time deal left something to be desired. I remember this show coming on during the Marvel Action Hour with Robocop, Dino Riders, and something else, possibly Spiderman. X-men was made by Sunbow, the powerhouse of the 80's, so the voices were some of the same people heard in GI Joe. The story of is fast paced and reads like a comic strip with action left and right. The black bird looks better than the recent futuristic versions out there. They also stay very close to the comic unlike other versions. This one timer was probably just to promote the video game, but it should have been a series. Who knows what would've happened if it was a series, it sure would have been better than the newer versions now.