
Mainstream
- Studio
- Film Roman Productions.
- Distributor
- Marvel Productions, Ltd.
Synopsis
Mystique escapes Area 51 with one thing on her mind: vengeance against the person who locked her in there. Meanwhile, the outed X-Men return to Bayville High and are scorned and verbally abused. Worse of all, Principal Edward Kelly is now prejudice of every mutant of Xavier's and New York.
Characters
Cyclops/Scott Summers, Wolverine/Logan, Jean Grey, Professor Charles Xavier, Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur, Rogue, Nightcrawler/Kurt Wagner, Shadowcat/Katherine "Kitty" Pryde, Toad/Todd Tolensky, Blob/Fred Dukes, Avalanche/Lance Alvers, Colossus/Piotr Rasputin, Duncan Matthews, Amanda Sefton
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Frank Paur
Producing
- Producer
- Boyd Kirkland
- Executive Producers
- Avi Arad, Stan Lee, Rick Ungar
- Animation Producer
- Mike Wolf
- Executive Producers, Animation
- John W. Hyde, John Bush
Writing
- Writer
- Michael Merton
- Story
- Greg Johnson
- Story Editor
- Greg Johnson
Voices
- Voice
- Kirby Morrow (Cyclops/Scott Summers), Scott McNeil (Wolverine/Logan), Venus Terzo (Jean Grey), David Kaye (Professor Charles Xavier, Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur), Meghan Black (Rogue), Brad Swaile (Nightcrawler/Kurt Wagner), Maggie Blue O'Hara (Shadowcat/Katherine "Kitty" Pryde), Noel Fisher (Toad/Todd Tolensky), Michael Dobson (Blob/Fred Dukes), Christopher Cho (as Christopher Grey) (Avalanche/Lance Alvers), Michael Adamthwaite (Colossus/Piotr Rasputin), Vincent Gale (Duncan Matthews), Moneca Stori (Amanda Sefton)
Editing
- Editor
- Al Breitenbach
- Assistant Editor
- Jose Moreira
Crew
- Executive Story Editors
- Greg Johnson, Bob Forward
- Voice Director
- Karl Willems
- Casting
- Randi Riediger
- Storyboard Artists
- Eric Wight, Gary Graham, Kuni Tomita, Matt Youngberg, Rick Farley, Rick Hoberg
- Colourist
- Joe Cook
- Character Designers
- Steven E. Gordon, Kimberly Bowles
- Background Supervisor
- Ted Blackman
- Prop Designers
- Chuck Puntuvatana, Ed Klautky
- Background Designers
- Alan M.W. Simmons, Christian Lignan, George W. Stokes
- Background Painters
- Lin Zheng, Eric Semones, Natasha V. Liberman
- Colour Key Designer
- Stacy L. Inness
- Animation Timers
- Karen Peterson, Richard Bowman
- Lip Sync
- Erik Peterson
- Track Reader
- Laurie A. Wetzler
- Finishing Supervisor
- Jim Cerrotta
- Symphony Editor
- Mark Needham
- Post Production Supervisor
- Patrick Inness
- Director Of Post Production
- Sandy Kumashiro
- Post Production Assistant
- Carrie Wassenaar
- Sound Recordist
- Michael Iske
- Assistant Sound Recordist
- James Corrigall
- Dialogue Editors
- Michael Iske, Eric Leblanc
Companies and other credits
- Casting: Inter Pacific Productions
- Picture Finishing: Vitello Productions
- Sound Recordist: The Ocean Group
- © 2000 Marvel Entertainment Group
- Inc
- All Rights Reserved
Production notes
You think high school's hard enough? Try adding mutant abilities into the mix! In a world that rejects mutantkind, Professor Xavier takes in alienated mutant teenagers to his Institute for gifted youngsters and teaches them how to wield their special abilities and assimilate into high school at the same time. But it's not all football games and cheerleading for these teenage X-Men, on top of homework and crushes saving the world from Magneto and the evil Brotherhood of mutants in between third and fourth periods is no cakewalk. Spanning four full epic seasons totaling over 52 episodes, it's no surprise that X-Men Evolution snagged two Emmy Awards. The acclaimed animated series takes the beloved X-Men comic book mythos and reinvents it in the bubble of high school life. Teenage Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, Nightcrawler and others trade punches with the likes of Magneto and Apocalypse whilst surviving class with professors like Wolverine, Storm and Beast- needless to say things get a little hairy. So if you thought high school was rough enough, try being an X-Man!
