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Welcome true believers to X-Men Horoscopes where each week our host Lodro Rinzler is in conversation with a special guest to discuss the X-Men issue that aligns with a significant month and year from their life and what that issue reveals about their future.
With us this week is X-Men '97 director Emmett Yonemura! We unpack their work on Season 1 including the surprising elements they introduced to make the Genosha episode incredibly tragic and dive into what we can see in Season 2, now streaming.
We cover the X-Men issue that came out the same month they came out as trans which is...a doozy. Watch us try to explain sarcastic Nimrod, Dr. Statis, dominions and more in a dystopia that probably doesn't bode well for Emmett's future.
Also in this episode:
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Emmett’s next major project
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Clayton Cowles is building an addition on his house to hold all his Eisners
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Spoiler alert: there will be no Children of the Vault in X-Men '97 Season Two
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Mr. Sinister is serving
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AI vs art
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the Morlocks as the little gremlins that could
What does any of that have to do with Emmett's future? Tune in to find out!
Emmett Yonemura is a self-described cat wrangler aka an emmy-nominated animation director, storyboard artist, and visual storyteller whose work spans television, film, and animation. With credits including X-Men '97, as well as Gen: Lock, Onyx Equinox, and High Guardian Spice, Emmett has built a reputation for dynamic visual storytelling, character-driven action, and a deep understanding of animation production.
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