Wolverine, Rogue, Jubilee, and the rest of the team from the ’90s will get new episodes on Disney+.

In 2023, the X-Men will be coming to Disney+ in a new animated series. However, what sets this apart from other animated series is that it will be a continuation of the beloved Fox animated show which aired from 1992-97. And who doesn’t want to hear the “snikt” from Wolverine’s claws or hear Gambit try to woo Rogue again?

Titled X-Men ’97, Disney+ announced the new series during Disney+ Day. The show won’t be arriving for well over a year, but the announcement of new episodes will have everyone talking up until the release date in 2023. At the time of this writing, it’s unknown if any of the original cast will return to voice the characters they gave life to during the ’90s. Sadly, the voice of Cyclops, Norm Spencer, passed away in August 2020. Many of the original voices from the show are still working, so there’s a chance we could hear them again.

The original X-Men animated series followed Professor X and his X-Men–primarily comprised of Wolverine, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, Beast, Storm, Jubilee, and Gambit–as they battled those trying to end the “mutant scourge” or those trying to take over humanity. During the five-year run, the team faced various foes like Magneto, Apocalypse, Sabretooth, Mr. Sinister, Mojo, and more. The series adapted many famous comic book arcs and crossed over with other Marvel heroes–Rogue spent an episode dealing with draining Carol Danvers of here powers and even Captain American popped up on the series.