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The season finale of wildly popular new animated series X-Men ‘97 had Morph, the non-binary shapeshifting mutant of the titular superhero team, confess romantic feelings for Wolverine. Well. Beau DeMayo has kicked back against those with criticisms of Morph's feelings for Wolverine in X-Men '97 , dubbing them " offensive and straight-washing " as he clarifies the truth surrounding the Marvel animation. X-Men '97 aired its final episode nearly one month ago and ended on a high note, wrapping up the first season satisfyingly, while setting up plenty of enticing plot threads for X-Men '97 season 2. 
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Wolverine Now, this is not going to make Marvel incels happy, but there is also a universe (Earth) in which Wolverine is a member of the Alphabet Mafia – although he isn’t gay in X-Men ’ More specifically, the version of Wolverine in the “X-Treme Earth” has his claws all over beefy demi-god Hercules. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. X-Men '97 is without a doubt the best television show ever released by Marvel, and one of the best comic book adaptations ever — and the three-part finale, titled "Tolerance is Extinction," did not let us down!
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The X-Men '97 season one finale gave the fans what we wanted, including confirmation that one X-Man does indeed have romantic feelings for another member of the team!. Much of the team is scattered across time following Bastion's Theo James failed attempt to drop Asteroid M onto Earth. The morale of the remaining members like Forge Gil Birmingham and Jubilee Holly Chou is shaken, to say the least, but few survivors have it as physically bad as Wolverine Cal Dodd.
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Note: Spoilers follow for the last episode of X-Men ’97 Season 1. Pretends to be Jean Grey So what happens in the last episode is that Magneto rips the adamantium out of Wolverine’s body. To comfort the seemingly dying Wolverine, Morph changes into Jean Grey, and from Wolverine’s perspective, Jean Grey spills her feelings for him. The latest episode of the series, titled Fire Made Flesh , may have made yet another revelation that has the potential to be just as controversial, if not more, despite the mountain of precedent it has in the comics. The pair have been close friends throughout X-Men: The Animated Series , something that has never gone beyond mere platonic loyalty.
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Beau DeMayo brings his "black gay man" experience to Morph as he's depicted making gross comments to Wolverine in the shower in X-Men '97 episode three. Disney Marvel pulled one over on fans!. . X
Almost immediately, X-Men ’97 fans began debating the meaning of the scene online, with some asserting that the non-binary Morph has a romantic attraction to Wolverine and is expressing it the. . X
Beau DeMayo addresses criticism of Morph's feelings for Wolverine in X-Men '97 as "offensive and straight-washing." Morph's confession to Wolverine was always intended to be romantic from DeMayo's perspective as a queer writer-showrunner. The finale of X-Men '97 sets up a potential tragic story of unrequited love between Morph and Wolverine for future seasons. . Is Morph Really In Love With Wolverine? X
Are Wolverine and Morph in love on "X-Men '97"? This question is dividing Marvel fandom. Luckily, the show’s creator, Beau DeMayo, has an answer. .