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* [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]]: To date, ''MvC3'' has been producing a ''Biblical flood'' of these moments:
* [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]]: To date, ''MvC3'' has been producing a ''Biblical flood'' of these moments:
** The announcement of the game.
** The announcement of the game.
** Also [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr4TIZ0bD3Q the TGS 2010 trailer] pretty much confirms the return of the "Wanna Take You for a Ride" [[Ear Worm|song]].
** Also [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr4TIZ0bD3Q the TGS 2010 trailer] pretty much confirms the return of the "Wanna Take You for a Ride" [[Ear Worm|song]].
** Pretty much any character announcement generally caused this.
** Pretty much any character announcement generally caused this.
** The amount of references to Yipes' [[Memetic Mutation]] lines, from the "Mag-freakin-neto" and "Mango Sentinel" color schemes to Deadpool's winquote against Magneto, caused quite a few fans to cheer.
** The amount of references to Yipes' [[Memetic Mutation]] lines, from the "Mag-freakin-neto" and "Mango Sentinel" color schemes to Deadpool's winquote against Magneto, caused quite a few fans to cheer.
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** Fans want Mega Man X, but those who don't will claim that he is like Zero. X is known as a marksman, not a swordsman. Got worse due to Zero getting a DLC costume based on X.
** Fans want Mega Man X, but those who don't will claim that he is like Zero. X is known as a marksman, not a swordsman. Got worse due to Zero getting a DLC costume based on X.
* [[Contested Sequel]]: A good number of fans tried to compare this game with its previous installments. Expect heated debates.
* [[Contested Sequel]]: A good number of fans tried to compare this game with its previous installments. Expect heated debates.
* [[Counterpart Comparison]]:
* [[Counterpart Comparison]]:
** The Marvel and Capcom characters introduced side-by-side in every trailer have a theme and/or similarities:<br /><br />Ryu and Wolverine: Both of whom have cases of [[Wolverine Publicity]], appearing in many spinoff medias, and being the "icons" of both the ''[[Street Fighter]]'' and ''[[X-Men]]'' series, respectively. They can also be considered the unofficial "icon" for both Capcom, Marvel, and the whole ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom]]'' crossover series. Both also [[Spirited Competitor|love]] [[Blood Knight|fighting]], have their own honor code, and both are [[Determinator|very determined to achieve their goals.]]<br /><br />Morrigan and Iron Man: The former is a [[Horny Devils]], the latter is a [[Casanova]]. Overlaps with [[Crossover Ship]]. Both also uses jet booster to fly (although Morrigan can also use her wings, she just prefers turning them into jet boosters).<br /><br />Chris and Hulk: The former is trained to fight bioweapons, and the latter can be considered one of them. There is also [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xuXkVzBdJQ the Chris + Boulder RE5 video]. Chris punched [[Memetic Mutation|that boulder]] into the lava. Hulk's Gamma Crush uses a flaming boulder.<br /><br />Dante and Deadpool: Both are [[Crazy Awesome]] sword-wielding, gun-toting, wisecracking red-clad mercenaries with a [[Healing Factor]] whose names starts with D. [[Not So Different]] indeed. Their themes are also the only ones which are rock arrangements with vocals. Both also have two similar hypers: Million Dollars and Devil Must Die for Dante, and Happy-Happy Trigger and Cuttin' Time for Deadpool.<br /><br />Felicia and Captain America: Both love freedom, are [[Eagle Land|eaglelanders]] as well, (moreso with Cap) and they both happen to be the most pure-hearted of their respective series.<br /><br />Chun-Li and Doctor Doom: Both characters possesses deep love for their parents (her father for Chun-li, and his mother for Doom).<br /><br />Trish and Super-Skrull: Both were made to impersonate certain traits of people related to the protagonist of their series. Trish was made to look like Dante's mom and has a weapon of Sparda's, while Super-Skrull, of course, copies the powers of the [[Fantastic Four]].<br /><br />Amaterasu and Thor: Both are [[Physical God|Physical Gods]] and share an [[Elemental Powers]]: [[Shock and Awe|lightning]]. If you take into account actual [[Japanese Mythology]], Thor could be likened (somewhat) to Susanoo, Amaterasu's brother and the Shinto god of sea and storms.<br /><br />Viewtiful Joe and Dormammu: they both get more power from their respective realms (MovieLand and the Dark Dimension.) Both also [[Playing with Fire|play with fire.]]<br /><br />Tron Bonne and X-23: Both are [[Breakout Character|Breakout Characters]] from their respective series. Both are also [[Anti-Hero|Antiheroines]], and both has their "close relatives" appearing in this game (Teisel Bonne as a cameo and the Servbots for the former, and her "father" Wolverine for the latter).<br /><br />Wesker and Spider-Man: Both are <s>mutants</s> mutates (Wesker with T-Virus, Spider-Man with radioactive spider sting). Wesker's Phantom Dance super is also quite similar to Spider-Man's Maximum Spider super (it was even given the [[Fan Nickname]] "Maximum Wesker").<br /><br />Arthur and M.O.D.O.K.: [[More Than Meets the Eye|They are surprisingly dangerous compared to their more serious looking enemies]]. They also have a lot of projectile/laser moves.<br /><br />Spencer and Magneto: [[Humans Are Bastards|They have been victims of human bastardness]]. [[Those Wacky Nazis|And have had encounters with a certain Fuhrer.]]<br /><br />Zero and She-Hulk: Both act as law enforcers (Zero being a Maverick hunter and She-Hulk being a lawyer). Both are [[Breakout Character|Breakout Characters]] as well. Less noticeably, both have [[Gag Boobs|green tracts of land.]]<br /><br />C. Viper and Storm: Both use some [[Elemental Powers]], and they share one element: [[Shock and Awe|lightning]]. There's also a "natural vs. artificial" theme within them--Viper uses gadgets and Storm uses inherent powers. Both also are dark-skinned with [[Dark-Skinned Redhead|unique]] [[Dark-Skinned Blond|hair.]]<br /><br />Haggar and Phoenix: Both go on angry bad-guy-beating sprees when their loved ones get hurt--though Phoenix's are a lot more dangerous than Haggar's.<br /><br />[[Unlockable Content|Akuma and Taskmaster]]: Both are morally dubious proficient combat experts, though Taskmaster is more of a [[Combat Pragmatist]] who does it [[Only in It For the Money|for the money]] while Akuma fights with [[Blue and Orange Morality|a sense of some honor]] and [[Blood Knight|does it out of his love of battle]]. They also have some moves from other fighters; Akuma being a pure-yet-overpowered [[Shotoclone]] and Taskmaster having the moves of several Marvel characters.<br /><br />[[Unlockable Content|Hsien-Ko and Sentinel]]: Both are hunters of beings thought to be threats to humanity. Hsien-Ko hunts monsters and demons in order to find the one responsible for killing her mother, while Sentinel units are designed to hunt down mutants. They also both fight using hidden weapons. They also have a blue and purple color scheme. (Hsien-Ko has her default scheme and Sentinel has his/it's ''X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse'' scheme)<br /><br />[[Downloadable Content|Jill and Shuma-Gorath]]: Like Chris and Hulk above, Shuma is a [[Eldritch Abomination|monstrous creature]] and Jill's job is to defeat them. {{spoiler|Though this time, both of them are on the same side, or so we think}}.<br /><br />Firebrand and Ghost Rider: They both have their own demonic powers, and [[Pyrokinesis]] in particular. The former is mostly seen as a force of evil while the latter is the opposite.<br /><br />Strider Hiryu and Hawkeye: Both are acrobatic fighters with multiple weapons in supply and wear purple. The former is more silent and to-the-point while the latter is brash and cocky.<br /><br />Doctor Strange and Nemesis: (Arcane) Magic vs. (Mad) Science. Both also bind their opponents in their Level 3 hypers before destroying them.<br /><br />Vergil and Iron Fist: Classic [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]] comparison -- cold and calculating Vergil against the (literally!) fiery Iron Fist. Both are connected to supernatural powers through a legacy. Vergil uses an immortal weapon; Iron Fist ''is'' an immortal weapon. Both also have Asian-themed fighting styles (Vergil with his Iaido and Iron Fist with his Kung-Fu).<br /><br />Phoenix Wright and Nova: A shared focus on justice. As a contrast, while Nova has [[Combo-Platter Powers]], Phoenix Wright... [[Muggle|doesn't.]]<br /><br />Frank West and Rocket Raccoon: Both's appearances here are a little [[Fish Out of Water|out of place]] compared to most of the other characters, and are both known for using weapons... lots of weapons.
** The Marvel and Capcom characters introduced side-by-side in every trailer have a theme and/or similarities:<br /><br />Ryu and Wolverine: Both of whom have cases of [[Wolverine Publicity]], appearing in many spinoff medias, and being the "icons" of both the ''[[Street Fighter]]'' and ''[[X-Men]]'' series, respectively. They can also be considered the unofficial "icon" for both Capcom, Marvel, and the whole ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom]]'' crossover series. Both also [[Spirited Competitor|love]] [[Blood Knight|fighting]], have their own honor code, and both are [[Determinator|very determined to achieve their goals.]]<br /><br />Morrigan and Iron Man: The former is a [[Horny Devils]], the latter is a [[Casanova]]. Overlaps with [[Crossover Ship]]. Both also uses jet booster to fly (although Morrigan can also use her wings, she just prefers turning them into jet boosters).<br /><br />Chris and Hulk: The former is trained to fight bioweapons, and the latter can be considered one of them. There is also [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xuXkVzBdJQ the Chris + Boulder RE5 video]. Chris punched [[Memetic Mutation|that boulder]] into the lava. Hulk's Gamma Crush uses a flaming boulder.<br /><br />Dante and Deadpool: Both are [[Crazy Awesome]] sword-wielding, gun-toting, wisecracking red-clad mercenaries with a [[Healing Factor]] whose names starts with D. [[Not So Different]] indeed. Their themes are also the only ones which are rock arrangements with vocals. Both also have two similar hypers: Million Dollars and Devil Must Die for Dante, and Happy-Happy Trigger and Cuttin' Time for Deadpool.<br /><br />Felicia and Captain America: Both love freedom, are [[Eagle Land|eaglelanders]] as well, (moreso with Cap) and they both happen to be the most pure-hearted of their respective series.<br /><br />Chun-Li and Doctor Doom: Both characters possesses deep love for their parents (her father for Chun-li, and his mother for Doom).<br /><br />Trish and Super-Skrull: Both were made to impersonate certain traits of people related to the protagonist of their series. Trish was made to look like Dante's mom and has a weapon of Sparda's, while Super-Skrull, of course, copies the powers of the [[Fantastic Four]].<br /><br />Amaterasu and Thor: Both are [[Physical God|Physical Gods]] and share an [[Elemental Powers]]: [[Shock and Awe|lightning]]. If you take into account actual [[Japanese Mythology]], Thor could be likened (somewhat) to Susanoo, Amaterasu's brother and the Shinto god of sea and storms.<br /><br />Viewtiful Joe and Dormammu: they both get more power from their respective realms (MovieLand and the Dark Dimension.) Both also [[Playing with Fire|play with fire.]]<br /><br />Tron Bonne and X-23: Both are [[Breakout Character|Breakout Characters]] from their respective series. Both are also [[Anti-Hero|Antiheroines]], and both has their "close relatives" appearing in this game (Teisel Bonne as a cameo and the Servbots for the former, and her "father" Wolverine for the latter).<br /><br />Wesker and Spider-Man: Both are <s>mutants</s> mutates (Wesker with T-Virus, Spider-Man with radioactive spider sting). Wesker's Phantom Dance super is also quite similar to Spider-Man's Maximum Spider super (it was even given the [[Fan Nickname]] "Maximum Wesker").<br /><br />Arthur and M.O.D.O.K.: [[More Than Meets the Eye|They are surprisingly dangerous compared to their more serious looking enemies]]. They also have a lot of projectile/laser moves.<br /><br />Spencer and Magneto: [[Humans Are Bastards|They have been victims of human bastardness]]. [[Those Wacky Nazis|And have had encounters with a certain Fuhrer.]]<br /><br />Zero and She-Hulk: Both act as law enforcers (Zero being a Maverick hunter and She-Hulk being a lawyer). Both are [[Breakout Character|Breakout Characters]] as well. Less noticeably, both have [[Gag Boobs|green tracts of land.]]<br /><br />C. Viper and Storm: Both use some [[Elemental Powers]], and they share one element: [[Shock and Awe|lightning]]. There's also a "natural vs. artificial" theme within them--Viper uses gadgets and Storm uses inherent powers. Both also are dark-skinned with [[Dark-Skinned Redhead|unique]] [[Dark-Skinned Blond|hair.]]<br /><br />Haggar and Phoenix: Both go on angry bad-guy-beating sprees when their loved ones get hurt--though Phoenix's are a lot more dangerous than Haggar's.<br /><br />[[Unlockable Content|Akuma and Taskmaster]]: Both are morally dubious proficient combat experts, though Taskmaster is more of a [[Combat Pragmatist]] who does it [[Only in It For the Money|for the money]] while Akuma fights with [[Blue and Orange Morality|a sense of some honor]] and [[Blood Knight|does it out of his love of battle]]. They also have some moves from other fighters; Akuma being a pure-yet-overpowered [[Shotoclone]] and Taskmaster having the moves of several Marvel characters.<br /><br />[[Unlockable Content|Hsien-Ko and Sentinel]]: Both are hunters of beings thought to be threats to humanity. Hsien-Ko hunts monsters and demons in order to find the one responsible for killing her mother, while Sentinel units are designed to hunt down mutants. They also both fight using hidden weapons. They also have a blue and purple color scheme. (Hsien-Ko has her default scheme and Sentinel has his/it's ''X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse'' scheme)<br /><br />[[Downloadable Content|Jill and Shuma-Gorath]]: Like Chris and Hulk above, Shuma is a [[Eldritch Abomination|monstrous creature]] and Jill's job is to defeat them. {{spoiler|Though this time, both of them are on the same side, or so we think}}.<br /><br />Firebrand and Ghost Rider: They both have their own demonic powers, and [[Pyrokinesis]] in particular. The former is mostly seen as a force of evil while the latter is the opposite.<br /><br />Strider Hiryu and Hawkeye: Both are acrobatic fighters with multiple weapons in supply and wear purple. The former is more silent and to-the-point while the latter is brash and cocky.<br /><br />Doctor Strange and Nemesis: (Arcane) Magic vs. (Mad) Science. Both also bind their opponents in their Level 3 hypers before destroying them.<br /><br />Vergil and Iron Fist: Classic [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]] comparison -- cold and calculating Vergil against the (literally!) fiery Iron Fist. Both are connected to supernatural powers through a legacy. Vergil uses an immortal weapon; Iron Fist ''is'' an immortal weapon. Both also have Asian-themed fighting styles (Vergil with his Iaido and Iron Fist with his Kung-Fu).<br /><br />Phoenix Wright and Nova: A shared focus on justice. As a contrast, while Nova has [[Combo-Platter Powers]], Phoenix Wright... [[Muggle|doesn't.]]<br /><br />Frank West and Rocket Raccoon: Both's appearances here are a little [[Fish Out of Water|out of place]] compared to most of the other characters, and are both known for using weapons... lots of weapons.
** The [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9OqbiRLaho opening movie] of ''Ultimate'' had all of these rivalries scrambled and re-done to include new characters.<br /><br />Ryu and Nova: Both have a strong sense of heroism and are good at firing energy blasts. Both also have a [[Kamehame Hadoken]] as one of their hypers.<br /><br />Wolverine and Vergil: Both are (or, in case of Wolverine, was) samurai who have a strong sense of honor. They tend to win fights by slicing their enemies and both have [[Healing Factor|healing factors]]. Wolverine has the Adamantium claws which is said as the unbreakable metal; Vergil's Yamato is able to cut anything, thus giving the theme of [[Unstoppable Force Meets Immovable Object]]. Also, Wolverine uses savage brawling while Vergil uses refined swordmanship. In gameplay terms, they both have a [[Super Mode]].<br /><br />Hulk and Haggar: Both are big hulking bruisers. There's also their respective quotes to each other in the game itself, emphasizing their rivalry.<br /><br />Dante and Ghost Rider: Both are demon-hunting badasses. While Dante is cocky and loves to crack jokes, Ghost Rider is cold, serious, and intimidating. This is also shown in Dante's vanilla ''MvC3'' ending.<br /><br />Morrigan and Dr. Strange: Strange deals with abominations from other dimensions; Morrigan is just one of them.<br /><br />Strider Hiryu and Spider-Man: In the artwork for the online re-release of ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2|MvC2]]'', the two were portrayed as rivals. Both are also agile characters, and red and blue (Spidey's default color) results in purple (Hiryu's default color).<br /><br />Wesker and Phoenix: Both are "gods" -- Wesker just claims that he's one, while Phoenix has the Phoenix Force sealed inside her.<br /><br />Nemesis and X-23: Both wear black leather. The former is an experimental zombie mutant while the latter is an experimental clone mutant, and both are trained to hunt people.<br /><br />Phoenix Wright and Deadpool: Both use speech bubbles as attacks.<br /><br />Hawkeye and Captain American vs Firebrand and an army of Red Arremers<br /><br />Spencer and Iron Man: Both are tech-themed.<br /><br />She-Hulk and Jill: Both are brutally powerful females.<br /><br />Thor and Trish: Both wield lightning and have blonde hair.<br /><br />Amaterasu and Dormammu: Both manipulate reality, are gods, and wield fire.<br /><br />Iron Fist and Chun-Li: Both are well-studied martial artists. Chun-Li is often focused on kicks while Iron Fist is often focused on punches.<br /><br />Rocket Raccoon and Viewtiful Joe: Both are two of the smallest members of the cast and use [[BFG|BFGs]].<br /><br />Zero and M.O.D.O.K: Both are mechanical characters that utilize laser weaponry.<br /><br />Sentinel and Tron: Both are highly brutish in their style, are tech-themed, and have robot assistants.<br /><br />Crimson Viper and Frank West vs Super-Skrull: Both are humans with unorthodox fighting styles against an alien with an unorthodox collection of super-powers<br /><br />Hsien-Ko and Taskmaster: Both are weapon-freaks.<br /><br />Akuma and Storm: The power of Gaia versus the power of the Shin-Goku-Gatsu. Both are also dark-skinned.<br /><br />Chris and Felicia vs Shuma-Gorath: Chris and Felicia deal in a regular basis with supernatural threats, such as Shuma-Gorath.<br /><br />Arthur and Doctor Doom: Arthur mistakes Doom for a knight in the game.<br /><br />Magneto fighting Galactus alone: Both are/were the final bosses of their debut game.
** The [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9OqbiRLaho opening movie] of ''Ultimate'' had all of these rivalries scrambled and re-done to include new characters.<br /><br />Ryu and Nova: Both have a strong sense of heroism and are good at firing energy blasts. Both also have a [[Kamehame Hadoken]] as one of their hypers.<br /><br />Wolverine and Vergil: Both are (or, in case of Wolverine, was) samurai who have a strong sense of honor. They tend to win fights by slicing their enemies and both have [[Healing Factor|healing factors]]. Wolverine has the Adamantium claws which is said as the unbreakable metal; Vergil's Yamato is able to cut anything, thus giving the theme of [[Unstoppable Force Meets Immovable Object]]. Also, Wolverine uses savage brawling while Vergil uses refined swordmanship. In gameplay terms, they both have a [[Super Mode]].<br /><br />Hulk and Haggar: Both are big hulking bruisers. There's also their respective quotes to each other in the game itself, emphasizing their rivalry.<br /><br />Dante and Ghost Rider: Both are demon-hunting badasses. While Dante is cocky and loves to crack jokes, Ghost Rider is cold, serious, and intimidating. This is also shown in Dante's vanilla ''MvC3'' ending.<br /><br />Morrigan and Dr. Strange: Strange deals with abominations from other dimensions; Morrigan is just one of them.<br /><br />Strider Hiryu and Spider-Man: In the artwork for the online re-release of ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2|MvC2]]'', the two were portrayed as rivals. Both are also agile characters, and red and blue (Spidey's default color) results in purple (Hiryu's default color).<br /><br />Wesker and Phoenix: Both are "gods" -- Wesker just claims that he's one, while Phoenix has the Phoenix Force sealed inside her.<br /><br />Nemesis and X-23: Both wear black leather. The former is an experimental zombie mutant while the latter is an experimental clone mutant, and both are trained to hunt people.<br /><br />Phoenix Wright and Deadpool: Both use speech bubbles as attacks.<br /><br />Hawkeye and Captain American vs Firebrand and an army of Red Arremers<br /><br />Spencer and Iron Man: Both are tech-themed.<br /><br />She-Hulk and Jill: Both are brutally powerful females.<br /><br />Thor and Trish: Both wield lightning and have blonde hair.<br /><br />Amaterasu and Dormammu: Both manipulate reality, are gods, and wield fire.<br /><br />Iron Fist and Chun-Li: Both are well-studied martial artists. Chun-Li is often focused on kicks while Iron Fist is often focused on punches.<br /><br />Rocket Raccoon and Viewtiful Joe: Both are two of the smallest members of the cast and use [[BFG|BFGs]].<br /><br />Zero and M.O.D.O.K: Both are mechanical characters that utilize laser weaponry.<br /><br />Sentinel and Tron: Both are highly brutish in their style, are tech-themed, and have robot assistants.<br /><br />Crimson Viper and Frank West vs Super-Skrull: Both are humans with unorthodox fighting styles against an alien with an unorthodox collection of super-powers<br /><br />Hsien-Ko and Taskmaster: Both are weapon-freaks.<br /><br />Akuma and Storm: The power of Gaia versus the power of the Shin-Goku-Gatsu. Both are also dark-skinned.<br /><br />Chris and Felicia vs Shuma-Gorath: Chris and Felicia deal in a regular basis with supernatural threats, such as Shuma-Gorath.<br /><br />Arthur and Doctor Doom: Arthur mistakes Doom for a knight in the game.<br /><br />Magneto fighting Galactus alone: Both are/were the final bosses of their debut game.
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* [[Crack Pairing]]:
* [[Crack Pairing]]:
** Felicia and Super Skrull appearing in the art for one T-shirt hasn't stopped certain fans in Capcom's official forums from shipping them together.
** Felicia and Super Skrull appearing in the art for one T-shirt hasn't stopped certain fans in Capcom's official forums from shipping them together.
** [[Eldritch Abomination|Shuma-Gorath]] [[I Love the Dead|wants to freakin' marry]] [[Chinese Vampire|Hsien-Ko]]. Apparently, he finds the whole living corpse thing [[Freaky Is Cool|"quaint".]]
** [[Eldritch Abomination|Shuma-Gorath]] [[I Love the Dead|wants to freakin' marry]] [[Chinese Vampire|Hsien-Ko]]. Apparently, he finds the whole living corpse thing [[Freaky Is Cool|"quaint".]]
** Rocket Raccoon hits on ''Amaterasu''.
** Rocket Raccoon hits on ''Amaterasu''.
{{quote|''So... you doing anything after this, cutie? Rowwwr!''}}
{{quote|''So... you doing anything after this, cutie? Rowwwr!''}}
* [[Crazy Awesome]]:
* [[Crazy Awesome]]:
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** {{spoiler|1=She-Hulk/Spencer}} in Spencer's ending.
** {{spoiler|1=She-Hulk/Spencer}} in Spencer's ending.
** Shuma-Gorath shows very... creepy amounts of interest in Hsien-Ko.
** Shuma-Gorath shows very... creepy amounts of interest in Hsien-Ko.
** [http://rionaxa.deviantart.com/art/Dormammu-x-Trish-wait-wut-191522933 Dormammu/Trish] (the [[Crack Pairing|high dosages of crack]] are even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] by the fan artist). If anything, his game is quickly proving one infallible truth: if you can think it up, you ''can'' ship it.
** [http://rionaxa.deviantart.com/art/Dormammu-x-Trish-wait-wut-191522933 Dormammu/Trish] (the [[Crack Pairing|high dosages of crack]] are even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] by the fan artist). If anything, his game is quickly proving one infallible truth: if you can think it up, you ''can'' ship it.
** Chun-Li/Thor.
** Chun-Li/Thor.
{{quote|(''after defeating Thor'') ''"Tall, Blonde, you're my kinda guy. But do you have to carry that hammer around everywhere?"''}}
{{quote|(''after defeating Thor'') ''"Tall, Blonde, you're my kinda guy. But do you have to carry that hammer around everywhere?"''}}
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* [[Evil Is Sexy]]: [[Magnificent Bastard|Albert Wesker]], [[Brainwashed and Crazy|Jill Valentine]], ([[Anti-Villain|to some extent]]) [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain|Tron Bonne]], [[Super-Powered Evil Side|Dark Phoenix]], and several others as taste and fetish dictate. [[Averted Trope|Not]] [[Horny Devils|Morrigan]], however; she is undeniably sexy, [[Dark Is Not Evil|but she is not evil]].
* [[Evil Is Sexy]]: [[Magnificent Bastard|Albert Wesker]], [[Brainwashed and Crazy|Jill Valentine]], ([[Anti-Villain|to some extent]]) [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain|Tron Bonne]], [[Super-Powered Evil Side|Dark Phoenix]], and several others as taste and fetish dictate. [[Averted Trope|Not]] [[Horny Devils|Morrigan]], however; she is undeniably sexy, [[Dark Is Not Evil|but she is not evil]].
* [[Fan Dumb]]: There's a large amount of fans of certain dis-confirmed characters [["Stop Having Fun!" Guys|who will flame anyone who doesn't agree that the exclusion of the character they wanted makes the cast totally worthless]].
* [[Fan Dumb]]: There's a large amount of fans of certain dis-confirmed characters [["Stop Having Fun!" Guys|who will flame anyone who doesn't agree that the exclusion of the character they wanted makes the cast totally worthless]].
** In particular, many [[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]] fans will insist that Rocket Raccoon's inclusion in Ulimate is somehow directly at fault for the Blue Bomber's absence, despite the fact that RR is a Marvel character, and therefore has no influence on the Capcom line-up.
** In particular, many [[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]] fans will insist that Rocket Raccoon's inclusion in Ulimate is somehow directly at fault for the Blue Bomber's absence, despite the fact that RR is a Marvel character, and therefore has no influence on the Capcom line-up.
* [[Fashion Victim Villain]]: Taskmaster's Carrot Orange outfit from his time in the Frightful Four makes a return.
* [[Fashion Victim Villain]]: Taskmaster's Carrot Orange outfit from his time in the Frightful Four makes a return.
* [[Flanderization]]: Phoenix, especially in contrast with the other X-Men. All of her battle quotes seem to revolve around her fear of Dark Phoenix, whereas Storm, Wolverine, and X-23 all have surprising degrees of characterization for a [[Fighting Game]].
* [[Flanderization]]: Phoenix, especially in contrast with the other X-Men. All of her battle quotes seem to revolve around her fear of Dark Phoenix, whereas Storm, Wolverine, and X-23 all have surprising degrees of characterization for a [[Fighting Game]].
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** X-Factor, particularly Level 3, which can quickly change the tide of the battle.
** X-Factor, particularly Level 3, which can quickly change the tide of the battle.
** Phoenix is the major one, mainly due to Dark Phoenix being an enormous pain to fight and even more of one if X-Factor is involved; see "[[Tier-Induced Scrappy]]" below for how ridiculous this can become.
** Phoenix is the major one, mainly due to Dark Phoenix being an enormous pain to fight and even more of one if X-Factor is involved; see "[[Tier-Induced Scrappy]]" below for how ridiculous this can become.
* [[Genius Bonus]]: [[Captain America]]'s quip against Zero can be a reference to the [[Zeroes and Ones|binary numbers concept]], or the fact that Japanese fighter pilots in WWII were nicknamed "Zeroes", though Cap didn't fight in the Pacific.
* [[Genius Bonus]]: [[Captain America (comics)]]'s quip against Zero can be a reference to the [[Zeroes and Ones|binary numbers concept]], or the fact that Japanese fighter pilots in WWII were nicknamed "Zeroes", though Cap didn't fight in the Pacific.
** Or the fact that zero is a generic insult.
** Or the fact that zero is a generic insult.
* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]:
* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]:
** For [[Combat Tentacles|some]] [[Naughty Tentacles|strange reason]], Shuma-Gorath is popular in Japan.
** For [[Combat Tentacles|some]] [[Naughty Tentacles|strange reason]], Shuma-Gorath is popular in Japan.
*** More on Shuma: according to Seth Killian, Shuma-Gorath was chosen by Capcom's Japanese developers because he was listed in an old Marvel universe handbook; coupled with a lot of "characters in tights", a one-eyed tentacle monster really stood out, even though he's not a popular Marvel character.
*** More on Shuma: according to Seth Killian, Shuma-Gorath was chosen by Capcom's Japanese developers because he was listed in an old Marvel universe handbook; coupled with a lot of "characters in tights", a one-eyed tentacle monster really stood out, even though he's not a popular Marvel character.
** In a [http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2010/dec/13/random-marvel-vs-capcom-3-factoids-event-japan/ Q&A session] with Niitsuma, he stated that Spider-Man's announcement was intentionally held off until the Tokyo Game Show because he is a popular character in Japan.
** In a [http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2010/dec/13/random-marvel-vs-capcom-3-factoids-event-japan/ Q&A session] with Niitsuma, he stated that Spider-Man's announcement was intentionally held off until the Tokyo Game Show because he is a popular character in Japan.
* [[Good Bad Bugs]]:
* [[Good Bad Bugs]]:
** Cinematic hypers reseting the hitstun decay, which means that long ''MvC2'' style combo videos that run into the hundreds of hits are still possible.
** Cinematic hypers reseting the hitstun decay, which means that long ''MvC2'' style combo videos that run into the hundreds of hits are still possible.
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*** The announcer may also say ''"Go for broke, FIGHT!"'', which is equally amusing given Wright's financial problems sometimes in his own series, despite being a lawyer.
*** The announcer may also say ''"Go for broke, FIGHT!"'', which is equally amusing given Wright's financial problems sometimes in his own series, despite being a lawyer.
** [http://brokenteapot.deviantart.com/art/Resident-Lawsuit-153741550 A fan art of both Phoenix Wright and Nemesis] becomes funnier when all 3 of these characters are in ''Ultimate''.
** [http://brokenteapot.deviantart.com/art/Resident-Lawsuit-153741550 A fan art of both Phoenix Wright and Nemesis] becomes funnier when all 3 of these characters are in ''Ultimate''.
** In ''Doctor Strange: The Oath'', Strange comments (after opening [[Kung Fu Wizard|a can of Doc-Fu]] on an unsuspecting antagonist) that "[he] won't be besting Iron Fist in any challenges, but it gets the job done."
** In ''Doctor Strange: The Oath'', Strange comments (after opening [[Kung Fu Wizard|a can of Doc-Fu]] on an unsuspecting antagonist) that "[he] won't be besting Iron Fist in any challenges, but it gets the job done."
** Zero taking a pot shot about X's absence from the roster has been made funnier now that it's been revealed that Zero's DLC suit ''actually is X''.
** Zero taking a pot shot about X's absence from the roster has been made funnier now that it's been revealed that Zero's DLC suit ''actually is X''.
** M.O.D.O.K. was nicknamed M.O.D.O.T. (the T for "Trolling") by many due to the fact that he manages to be included in the game despite being "obscure". When ''Ultimate'' gets in, he gets an alt of a real M.O.D.O.T. (the T for "Talking") in the comics, specifically in the Howard The Duck comics.
** M.O.D.O.K. was nicknamed M.O.D.O.T. (the T for "Trolling") by many due to the fact that he manages to be included in the game despite being "obscure". When ''Ultimate'' gets in, he gets an alt of a real M.O.D.O.T. (the T for "Talking") in the comics, specifically in the Howard The Duck comics.
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'''Iron Man''' (''before fighting against Captain America''): [[Powered Armor|This armor]] knows your next move before you do, Steve.<br />
'''Iron Man''' (''before fighting against Captain America''): [[Powered Armor|This armor]] knows your next move before you do, Steve.<br />
'''Iron Man''' (''after winning against Captain America''): It's like ''Civil War'' all over again. }}
'''Iron Man''' (''after winning against Captain America''): It's like ''Civil War'' all over again. }}
** Doctor Strange vs. the Hulk
** Doctor Strange vs. the Hulk
{{quote|'''Doctor Strange''': I imagine you're still upset about us [[Planet Hulk|shooting you into space]]...<br />
{{quote|'''Doctor Strange''': I imagine you're still upset about us [[Planet Hulk|shooting you into space]]...<br />
'''Hulk''': Dumb Magician once friends with Hulk -- but now Hulk Smash! }}
'''Hulk''': Dumb Magician once friends with Hulk -- but now Hulk Smash! }}
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* [[Skill Gate Character]]: More of the simpler characters, if they don't fall into [[Character Tiers|God Tier]] or [[Tier-Induced Scrappy]] territory fall into this territory.
* [[Skill Gate Character]]: More of the simpler characters, if they don't fall into [[Character Tiers|God Tier]] or [[Tier-Induced Scrappy]] territory fall into this territory.
* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]:
* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]:
** X-Factor. Particularly level 3 X-Factor as some players feels as it's too strong and lasts too long. Characters like Sentinel and Dark Phoenix can KO anyone with a basic 4-5 hit combo. Many pro players have express their dislike for the mechanic. Some wish for it to be toned down while others want it removed entirely.
** X-Factor. Particularly level 3 X-Factor as some players feels as it's too strong and lasts too long. Characters like Sentinel and Dark Phoenix can KO anyone with a basic 4-5 hit combo. Many pro players have express their dislike for the mechanic. Some wish for it to be toned down while others want it removed entirely.
** While X-Factor was toned down in ''Ultimate'' (damage and speed boosts have been reduced across the board and characters in X-Factor are affected by damage scaling, particularly in terms of hypers), it can now be activated in midair. Once again, fans are divided on its necessity but the dev team continues to defend the point that they believe it to be a core element of the game.
** While X-Factor was toned down in ''Ultimate'' (damage and speed boosts have been reduced across the board and characters in X-Factor are affected by damage scaling, particularly in terms of hypers), it can now be activated in midair. Once again, fans are divided on its necessity but the dev team continues to defend the point that they believe it to be a core element of the game.
** The Simple Mode. It is geared towards the newcomers to the game, with the simplified command for specials and hypers. However, because of the nature of the mode itself, specials and hypers are easily spammable in this mode. Particularly annoying when you encounter keepaway characters like Dormammu, Dr. Doom, and Sentinel.
** The Simple Mode. It is geared towards the newcomers to the game, with the simplified command for specials and hypers. However, because of the nature of the mode itself, specials and hypers are easily spammable in this mode. Particularly annoying when you encounter keepaway characters like Dormammu, Dr. Doom, and Sentinel.
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** Morrigan's Astral Vision which creates a copy of her behind the opponent and copies her every move, creating heavy lockdowns and punishes.
** Morrigan's Astral Vision which creates a copy of her behind the opponent and copies her every move, creating heavy lockdowns and punishes.
** Phoenix's fragile already, but when killed while she has 5 hyper bars, she'll be resurrected as ''Dark Phoenix'' with full (but degenerating) health and more strength. Her normal attacks fire small bullets of flame, and combined with her normal projectiles and teleport, she can make a nasty lockdown gameplay. Worse still, the X-Factor can stop the health degeneration, and combined with Healing Field, she can stay healthy long enough to decimate all of her opponents' characters. Oh, and with Level 3 X-Factor her Phoenix Inferno is basically a one-hit KO.
** Phoenix's fragile already, but when killed while she has 5 hyper bars, she'll be resurrected as ''Dark Phoenix'' with full (but degenerating) health and more strength. Her normal attacks fire small bullets of flame, and combined with her normal projectiles and teleport, she can make a nasty lockdown gameplay. Worse still, the X-Factor can stop the health degeneration, and combined with Healing Field, she can stay healthy long enough to decimate all of her opponents' characters. Oh, and with Level 3 X-Factor her Phoenix Inferno is basically a one-hit KO.
** Haggar's Pipe Bash. It has a big hitbox, long reach, causes severe hit/block stun when it lands, aerial version can be used as an instant overhead and gives him a ground bounce. It's completely safe to use.
** Haggar's Pipe Bash. It has a big hitbox, long reach, causes severe hit/block stun when it lands, aerial version can be used as an instant overhead and gives him a ground bounce. It's completely safe to use.
** Wolverine's Dive Kick. It comes out rather quickly, has a huge hitbox, and causes stagger OR bounce depending on the opponent's position at the time. If you're up against a good Wolverine player, getting hit by this basically means you're as good as dead.
** Wolverine's Dive Kick. It comes out rather quickly, has a huge hitbox, and causes stagger OR bounce depending on the opponent's position at the time. If you're up against a good Wolverine player, getting hit by this basically means you're as good as dead.
** Similar to the above, Dante's mid-air launch move. It also has a long reach, and is commonly used to start up the potentially long combos he has. Combined with the ability to teleport behind and above your opponent, it can quickly catch the opponent off guard, and basically means instant death.
** Similar to the above, Dante's mid-air launch move. It also has a long reach, and is commonly used to start up the potentially long combos he has. Combined with the ability to teleport behind and above your opponent, it can quickly catch the opponent off guard, and basically means instant death.
** Assist characters can help bring the pain. Tron Bonne's Gustaff Fire assist deals large damage and is very fast, but the main annoyance factor is that she has [[Hitbox Dissonance|an extremely small hitbox that is located somewhere around her feet]] and becomes invincible immediately after the move is performed. Many other assists with long invincibility times, like Haggar's spinning lariat or Hsien-Ko's super armor pendulum swing, are disliked for similar reasons. Doom's Hidden Missile assist does not have invincibility advantages, but can hit anywhere on the screen and stop combos.
** Assist characters can help bring the pain. Tron Bonne's Gustaff Fire assist deals large damage and is very fast, but the main annoyance factor is that she has [[Hitbox Dissonance|an extremely small hitbox that is located somewhere around her feet]] and becomes invincible immediately after the move is performed. Many other assists with long invincibility times, like Haggar's spinning lariat or Hsien-Ko's super armor pendulum swing, are disliked for similar reasons. Doom's Hidden Missile assist does not have invincibility advantages, but can hit anywhere on the screen and stop combos.
** Pretty much any character who has beam attacks, they could spam it easily.
** Pretty much any character who has beam attacks, they could spam it easily.
** Even Heroes and Heralds mode isn't safe from this, with some cards falling into [[That One Attack|That One Card]] territory. Got a Sabretooth card after taking damage? [[Stone Wall|Pair him up with defense boosting cards, run away and recover all of your health back!]]
** Even Heroes and Heralds mode isn't safe from this, with some cards falling into [[That One Attack|That One Card]] territory. Got a Sabretooth card after taking damage? [[Stone Wall|Pair him up with defense boosting cards, run away and recover all of your health back!]]
** Morrigan's Soul Fist in ''Ultimate'' has entered into this area. Especialy combined with her Super which easilly turn the game into [[Bullet Hell]], which taken [[Up to Eleven]] with Doom's Hidden Missile. This is mainly because Ultimate doesnt has as many anti projectile as Vanilla, most notable being Wolverine's even more infamous(and hated) Berserker Slash.
** Morrigan's Soul Fist in ''Ultimate'' has entered into this area. Especialy combined with her Super which easilly turn the game into [[Bullet Hell]], which taken [[Up to Eleven]] with Doom's Hidden Missile. This is mainly because Ultimate doesnt has as many anti projectile as Vanilla, most notable being Wolverine's even more infamous(and hated) Berserker Slash.