Searching for Grog

Adam switches from researcher/reporter mode to full-fledged stalker mode. In the process, he hits pay dirt and has a chance to talk with the producer of X-Men (as well as TMNT, Sunset Riders and other hit titles). The boys gain insider info about the game including who the real director was, why everyone used pen names and most importantly info about the voice work.

Adam and Evan sit down with Susan Silo to discuss her career that spans decades and genres. From her days as a child performer to her stint on Broadway as Rosalia from West Side Story, Susan has been entertaining generations on shows like Bonanza, Dobie Gillis, The Love Boat, Darkwing Duck, An American Tail, and so much more. Out of her illustrious career, the boys pick her brain about her role as the White Queen in Pryde of the X-Men.

A miraculous clue drops in Adams lap from the depths of a YouTube comment thread that ties up some loose threads.

Evan and Adam go back to the "Pryde of the X-Men" pilot and talk to some of the voice actors including Susan Silo, the voice of the White Queen.

Tony Daniels is the man of 1000 voices, including the voice of Tony the Tiger and Gambit from X-Men the animated series. He has voiced countless cartoons and video games, but did he do the 1992 X-Men Arcade game?!

Based on a tip from Dan Gilvezan, the boys learn about how Marvel was once owned by Revlon, and how they came to acquire Fleer, Toy Biz and other companies making them a "mini-Disney." They track down another possible voice actor who played multiple X-Men characters on TV and videogames.

Evan and Adam report in their visit to the bar-cade Miniboss in downtown San Jose, where they tried to recreate the memories of playing the machine together as children.

Adam talks about his clandestine info gathering with former Konami employee "Agent Clockwall" and sheds some light on the mystery of who might hold the license to the original voice of Colossus.

Evan and Adam sit down with voice actor Kyle Hebert, who voiced every character in the 2010 release of X-Men for Konami. Kyle has voiced characters on Dragonball, Bleach, One Piece, Naruto and countless other anime, as well as video games such as Ryu from Street Fighter. Listen to the end to hear Adam and Kyle have a Colossus-Off.

The boys hear from Dan Gilvezan, voice of Colossus from the TV pilot "Pryde of the X-Men." The also talk to members of the original team at Konami that made X-men and discuss the Kukeiha club, Konami's in-house band, as well as the square waves behind digital music.