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The Marvel vs. Capcom games are a series of licensed Fighting Games and a Beat 'em Up made by Capcom, using the Marvel license. Encapsulating a total of ten games, it is by far the largest Capcom vs. series and the longest-running of them all (so much so that beyond Marvel Super Heroes, Capcom themselves refer to the series as "The vs. Series ...
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The Marvel vs. Capcom games are a series of licensed Fighting Games made by Capcom, using the Marvel license. Encapsulating a total of seven games, it is by far the largest Capcom vs. Whatever series and the longest-running of them all.
The games of the series are the following:
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Capcom also produced a couple of side-scrolling action games for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System around the same time. Namely X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse in 1994 and Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems in 1996.
•All There in the Manual: Marvel vs. Capcom 1-3 do share continuity, but you wouldn't know it from playing them. In summary, a rift opens between the Marvel and Capcom worlds after Professor Xavier becomes Onslaught. The heroes eventually return to their respective worlds, but are periodically called upon again to fight bigger threats.
•Attack of the 50 Foot Whatever: Apocalypse in X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, Onslaught in the first Marvel vs. Capcom, two of Abyss's forms in Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (first and third), and taken Up to Eleven in Marvel vs. Capcom 3 with Galactus as the end boss.
•Composite Character: Quite a few, all for the Rule of Cool.
•Dante: The demon slayer is clearly his teenaged self from DMC3, with powers and abilities only from that adventure, but he seems to know Trish and his foe Mundus quite well, characters that only his a-decade-older self should've known.
•Magneto: Capcom pretty much gathered every single power (except Psychic Powers) Magneto has ever had since his debut, so yeah, in the hands of some writters the Master of Magnetism indeed was capable of creating Force Fields that were not limited to deflecting just metal; attacking with Beams and Energy Blasts that were said to be just a Second Mutation of his already powerful control over magnetism. Simply put, Magneto isn't shown to have all these powers in the same continuity.
•Mega Man: The classic Blue Bomber has his set of copied powers from other Robot Masters (namely the Leaf Shield from 2 and Tornado Hold from 8), as well as the Mega Ball from 8 and the Mega Upper (seen in a secret, Street Fighter-style mini-game in 7 and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters). Interestingly, he also uses the Rush Drill, a form of Rush that was intended to have been included in Mega Man 3.
Marvel. Returning: Captain America (comics), Doctor Doom, Hulk, Iron Man, Magneto, Sentinel, Shuma-Gorath [1], Spider-Man, Storm, Wolverine. Newcomers: Deadpool, Dormammu, MODOK, Phoenix, She Hulk, Super Skrull, Taskmaster, Thor, X-23. Capcom. Returning: Akuma, Chun-Li, Felicia, Morrigan, Jill Valentine [2], Ryu, Tron Bonne.
Tropes used in Marvel vs. Capcom 2 include: A Winner Is You : Unlike the first game, there's no separate endings for the characters. You get a little uncolored slideshow of the characters mingling on Ruby's ship after the Abyss battle and that's pretty much it.
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In one of the sources I read that had it not been for the tsunami and earthquake in Japan during development, as well as Marvel rushing them, they would've 8 extra characters. Which of these cut characters would you prefer to take those spots?
