Here’s the Entire X-Men ’97 Voice Cast

Taking the reins from the late Norm Spencer, Ray Chase voices Cyclops in X-Men ’97. Chase is a prolific voice actors in both anime and video games, and most recently had a live-action debut in Licorice Pizza.

Hale takes over for Catherine Disher, who now plays Val Cooper in X-Men ’97. A longtime voice actor for cartoons and video games, Hale has played Jean Grey before, in the short-lived Wolverine and the X-Men.

Sealy-Smith has voiced Storm since Season 2 of the original animated series, when she took over for Iona Morris. Her work on X-Men: The Animated Series is some of her best known work to date.

Another major returning voice is Cal Dodd, who voiced Wolverine throughout the entirety of the original show. He’s also voiced the character in video games.

Originally voiced by Ron Rubin, Karliak takes over as Morph, a mutant with the ability to change into anyone. The character’s changed since their initial portrayal, taking on a featureless form.

Lenore Zann is back as the voice of Rogue. She voiced the character in the original series, and is known for both her live-action and animated roles. Zann has also voiced Rogue in video games.

Buza is another voice from X-Men: The Animated Series who returned for X-Men ’97. He’s also had voice acting roles in other franchises, including Star Wars, The Neverending Story, and Beyblade.

Taking over for Chris Potter and Tony Daniels, A.J. LoCascio voices Gambit. He’s known for voicing various major characters including Marty McFly, Han Solo, and Emmet from The Lego Movie in video games, short films, and other adaptations.

Taking for Alyson Court, Holly Chou now voices Jubilee. Chou has appeared in both live-action and animated works, including Blue-Eyed Samurai and The Big Sick.

Isaac Robinson-Smith now voices Bishop, taking over for Philip Akin, who voiced the character in the original series. Robinson-Smith has voiced various characters in both animation and video games, and even has credits in What If…?

While the late David Hemblen voiced Magneto in the original series, Matthew Waterson is now in the role of the X-Men’s most well-known adversary. Waterson has had roles in Fallout 4, What If…?, and various other video games and shows.