The primary season of the extensively acclaimed X-Males ‘97 animated sequence wrapped up final week. The ten-episode run was praised for its writing, understanding of the unique ‘90s animated sequence, and its capacity to steadiness that authenticity with a contemporary spin. Nonetheless, the second season in improvement at Disney+ might be lacking one key part: author and producer Beau DeMayo, who parted methods with the present simply earlier than the primary season started airing in March. With DeMayo’s work being key to the success of the primary season, followers are rightfully questioning what involvement he has had with the upcoming second season. DeMayo has taken to social media to make clear.
In an alternate with a fan on X (previously Twitter), DeMayo defined that whereas he wrote “quite a bit” of X-Males ‘97’s upcoming season, he gained’t be concerned in the identical means he was in season one. This consists of “main manufacturing, solid data, design, editorial, put up, music,” or any potential rewrites that may occur with the script.
“This is the reason I’ve stated I can’t actually communicate to Season 2,” DeMayo wrote. “However, wanting ahead to seeing the ultimate product with you all each time it airs. I’ve excessive hopes.” Again in March, The Hollywood Reporter acknowledged that DeMayo had “accomplished writing duties on season two,” suggesting his hand ought to nonetheless be fairly closely guiding the episodes.
Whereas DeMayo was off X-Males ‘97 by the point it started airing, he has been speaking with followers concerning the sequence because it aired and even confirmed theories and hypothesis, resembling Morph’s romantic emotions for Logan and confessing them within the finale. In accordance with The InSneider, DeMayo was reportedly tough to work with, and his alleged use of a non-explicit OnlyFans didn’t sit effectively with Disney executives, who InSneider claims deemed his interactions on the platform as “creepy.”
In accordance with Marvel Studios animation head Brad Winderbaum, DeMayo wasn’t fired attributable to any battle, however “parted methods” with Disney and the mission. He did reiterate that DeMayo had “actual respect and fervour” for the X-Males. We’ll see how effectively that zeal for these characters shines by in season two.
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