Brad Winderbaum, the executive producer of X-Men '97, hinted that Marvel Studios has plans for a second season of the show. Previously, Winderbaum shared that Season 3 is already in the works, stating that, similar to how X-Men: The Animated Series heavily drew from Chris Claremont's work, the current production team is continuing that tradition. In a recent interview with The Official Marvel Podcast (via ComicBookMovie.
com), Winderbaum was asked if there was anything viewers should watch out for after finishing the first season. He responded, "We've got big plans for the second season. I've already seen all the animatics and we're well on our way to creating something that hits the heights of the first season.
I know the first season is an emotional ride; that ride continues in a very X-Men fashion in the second season." In connection with this, Rogue actor Lenore Zann hinted at Rogue's storyline in Season 2, mentioning that there are Easter eggs for "fans to follow up." She added, "In Season 2, I have already recorded Season 2, and I love Rogue's journey.
She is continuing on her journey, and she wants justice for Remy [LeBeau/Gambit], and she won't let anything or anybody stop her." Focusing on X-Men '97, Winderbaum shared Marvel President and CCO Kevin Feige's two conditions for bringing the series to life. He recalled, "Following the success of What If.
..?, when we were able to make more animated shows, [X-Men '97] was my first idea out of the box.
And Kevin [Feige] was .