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Marvel vs Capcom 2 had 56 playable characters. Having less than that feels like stepping backwards.Bit if a side post. Would you guys want to up the rose size? 38 might not give us enough room
This isn't a Marvel Vs. Capcom game. That game also had a heavy reuse of sprites, which this wouldn't have. Also MVC3 literally did have less than thatMarvel vs Capcom 2 had 56 playable characters. Having less than that feels like stepping backwards.
I know..
This isn't a Marvel Vs. Capcom game. That game also had a heavy reuse of sprites, which this wouldn't have. Also MVC3 literally did have less than that
The big difference is that Marvel vs. Capcom 2 was an asset flip game, whereas this hypothetical one isn't (and it's a different type of fighting game on top of that). It's like saying that the next BlazBlue game (if there is one) should have 50+ characters because that's how many were in BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, or that Dragon Ball FighterZ should have over a hundred characters because Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 had 161 (or around 100 not counting transformations) - it's not always feasible to go bigger.I know.
But it's still a Marvel Fighting game and I figure if you're going to do a new game, you always want to go bigger especially for these fantasy threads. I never understood those people that want to make a Smash Bros roster, but smaller than the one we already have.
Character Name: Black BoltAfter some thinking, we will be upping the character amount to 40!
I will updating the OP accordingly.
Here are the polls for this current round:
Stage - StrawPoll.com
What is your opinion? Vote now: Castle Doom, Jersey City, Tiamut, Hell's Kitchenstrawpoll.com
We will also be starting our next job. And it's a character one!
Job 22:
Submit a character who debuted in the 60s:
We're going all the way back! Submit a Marvel character who first appeared in the 1960s.
I like that you used art from Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes; that show was great.The God of Thunder, Thor Odinson
Debut: Journey into Mystery #83 (August 1962)
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The prince of Asgard is basically the only one of Avengers's "big three" (Him, Iron Man, Cap) isn't in yet, but that's hardly the only reason to include him. His main weapon, Mjolnir, allows him to create lightning and even lifts him into the air, in addition to being a strong melee weapon.
Thor is a founding member of the Avengers in both the main comics and the MCU, and he's actually the only one of the three I mentioned who has a future in the latter as he's getting a movie this year. His comics are also still being pretty well received from what I hear (though that's based on what I heard in 2019 and I'm not up to date as far as comics are concerned, and it also comes from a secondhand source)
I know this is a bit of a basic choice but not having Thor in a Marvel fighting game would just be weird in this day and age.
Hell yeah, that show was tightI like that you used art from Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes; that show was great.
Bruce Banner/The Hulk (debuted 1962)
A lot of my comics knowledge comes from the 60's comics, since I tend to fall into the trap of wanting to read the earliest stuff first. As a result, there are a lot of characters that come to mind for this prompt, between original Avengers, Fantastic Four members, various villains, solo heroes like Daredevil or Dr. Strange, etc.
However, the Hulk feels like a character who needs to be in here. One of Marvel's oldest characters, the Hulk was created only a year after the Fantastic Four. A twist on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the Hulk is one of Marvel's most popular and enduring characters. (Though that didn't seem to be the case back in the 60's - his initial series only ran for six issues before being cancelled, he was a founding member of the Avengers but quit the team after two issues, and he wound up as a secondary storyline in Ant-Man's anthology comic Tales To Astonish)
Gameplay-wise, the Hulk would be quite different from the current cast that we have, being a big bruiser and a heavyweight. He's got a bunch of video game appearances to draw from for a fighting game moveset, between Capcom's fighting games starting with Marvel Super Heroes, the Marvel Ultimate Alliance games, solo titles like The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, and many more. (On top of almost sixty years of comics, plus movies, animated shows, etc.)
Job #22: Fin Fang Foom
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Here's a special guest appearance from me! And also this weird alien dragon man who sometimes wears purple shorts. Too big? Well, among one of his several powers is to shrink down to human size. He can also fly, spit acidic mist, shapeshift into other animals, drain and use energy to power himself, as well as redirect it, and shoot out eyebeams that turn others into animals or even bring inanimate objects to life. He's usually a villain, and menaces everyone from Iron Man to Thor to the Hulk to whole teams of Avengers to, of course, Squirrel Girl, but he predates all of those, debuting the same year as the Fantastic Four and being part of Marvel's earlier, pre-superhero era monster stuff before eventually popping back up in their main continuity. Mostly, I just wanted to submit a strange, yet still somewhat prominent character.
The God of Thunder, Thor Odinson
Debut: Journey into Mystery #83 (August 1962)
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The prince of Asgard is basically the only one of Avengers's "big three" (Him, Iron Man, Cap) isn't in yet, but that's hardly the only reason to include him. His main weapon, Mjolnir, allows him to create lightning and even lifts him into the air, in addition to being a strong melee weapon.
Thor is a founding member of the Avengers in both the main comics and the MCU, and he's actually the only one of the three I mentioned who has a future in the latter as he's getting a movie this year. His comics are also still being pretty well received from what I hear (though that's based on what I heard in 2019 and I'm not up to date as far as comics are concerned, and it also comes from a secondhand source)
I know this is a bit of a basic choice but not having Thor in a Marvel fighting game would just be weird in this day and age.
I'm going to wrap up voting for the previous round.
Our stages will be Tiamut and Hell's Kitchen!
Our asssits will be Sauron and Galactus!
My submission
Doctor Strange
The sorcerer supreme. Created in the 60s by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. A once arrogant surgeon, he loses the ability to use his hands in a car accident. He goes to visit the mysterious Ancient One to heal himself, ending up learbing magic, becoming a powerful sorcerer. They are setting him up to be one of the main players in the mcu post endgame. His magic abtiles would give him a very fun moveset
Submissions for the character will stay open till tomorrow.
Character Name: Black Bolt
Character Debut: Fantastic Four #45 (1965)
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Black Bolt is the king of the Inhumans, a group of individuals who possess a latent gene within them that allows them to gain incredible powers upon exposure to the Terrigen Mists. Introducing Black Bolt would allow us to introduce another notable and important aspect of the Marvel universe to the roster as well! However, it's more important to consider movesets, and even this would work well. Black Bolt's specific power is that of manipulating unknown electrons, but the main way in which it works is by creating huge soundwaves from his voice (giving him powerful AoE attacks.) He's also able to fire small projectiles of energy, and gliding as well. This means that he's in an unusual situation where he could have quite unusual abilities for a fighter, as well as representing a unique part of Marvel's universe (even if the series wasn't so great.)
In list form:Character Name: Magneto
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Character Debut: “The X-Men” #1 (September, 1963)
Magneto is known to be one of the X-Men and Marvel’s most iconic and powerful villains. Magneto is a mutant with the power to manipulate all forms of magnetism at his own will. Erik grew up in Nazi Germany, being a Jew he was sent to a concentration camp to suffer, until eventually being saved. Magneto seeks to protect mutants from suffering a fate similar to his own at the hands of a world that persecutes his fellow mutants. Magneto is such an important part of Marvel and the comic industry, it would be weird not to have him in a platform fighter that celebrates the history of Marvel.