The season finale of wildly in style new animated sequence X-Males ‘97 had Morph, the non-binary shapeshifting mutant of the titular superhero workforce, confess romantic emotions for Wolverine. Effectively, technically Morph did it after remodeling into Jean Gray in an effort to get the claw-touting hero to combat via a near-deadly harm. Nevertheless it’s been confirmed this was meant to be a romantic revelation for Morph by the top author and producer.
Beau DeMayo, who was fired from X-Males ‘97 shortly earlier than the animated sequence premiered on Disney+, tweeted that whereas Morph took on Jean’s form to stir one thing in Wolverine, who’s harboring emotions for the telepath, this scene was meant as a confession for Morph.
There have been theories swirling about Morph probably having emotions for Wolverine from the second the present first aired in March It was hinted at in scenes just like the one in episode three, “Hearth Made Flesh.” On this episode, Morph and the opposite X-Males are topic to visions of their worst fears. Morph’s hallucination begins with them seeing Wolverine within the bathe, taking within the view, and making a joke about serving to him with the “hard-to-reach areas.” The dream turns into a nightmare, however the way in which he ogles Wolverine is a flashing neon signal that reads: “Morph is interested in Wolverine.”
However regardless of this, some folks gained’t admit that one thing is homosexual till characters are kissing on the mouth (and generally that’s not even sufficient), so DeMayo’s affirmation at the least removes any room for doubt. Primarily based on his responses, it doesn’t sound like this pining goes to go anyplace, however Morph loves Wolverine, and that’s canon. Don’t name it a bromance, as a result of that’s not what it’s.
X-Males ‘97’s first season is over, however the present’s second season is already in manufacturing and a 3rd has been greenlit. You’ll be able to stream season one over at Disney+ now.
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