appears in Wolverine and the X-Men voiced by Jim Ward. An unexpected attack upon the X-Men causes Professor X and Jean Grey to disappear. Emma Frost finds him in a coma on Genosha under the care of Magneto, who found him there. After waking from his coma, Professor X reveals that he was in the future one in which much of the world is in devastation with Sentinels prevalent, and tells the X-Men not to give up defending the mutant race. During his time in the future, Professor X uses the technology of the time to regain the ability to walk, and assembles a contemporary team of X-Men. During a final confrontation with Master Mold, Professor X is rescued by the Wolverine of that time and four clones of X-23. Their efforts result in a timeline in which Earth is ruled by Apocalypse. Professor X appears in The Super Hero Squad Show episode "Mysterious Mayhem at Mutant Academy", voiced again by Jim Ward. He is shown riding his hovering wheelchair from the comics. Professor X appears in the Astonishing X-Men motion comic voiced by Dan Green. Professor X was a regular character in Marvel Anime: X-Men voiced by Katsunosuke Hori in the Japanese version and by Cam Clarke in the English dub. Professor X appears in the Toei anime series Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers, voiced by Osamu Saka in Japanese and Cam Clarke in English. Professor X appears in the Iron Man: Armored Adventures episode "The X-Factor" voiced by Ron Halder (who also voiced Magneto in that episode). At the end of the episode, he approaches Jean Grey into joining his special school and reveals to her that he is also a mutant. While his name is given, Xavier's face is not actually seen in this appearance and his wheelchair was pushed by an unnamed nurse. Live action A television series based on David Haller, the schizophrenic son of Charles Xavier / Professor X, titled Legion premiered on February 8, 2017. The series is jointly produced by Fox Entertainment, and Marvel Television, and aired on the FX network. The series was released first establishing itself as a standalone installment, though it also has connections to the X-Men film universe. In Legion David Haller learns that he was adopted by the family that raised him and eventually deduces that his real father fought the Shadow King on the astral plane,