Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Difference between revisions

* [[Badass Normal]]: Most of the Tatsunoko heroes, for whom [[Clothes Make the Superman]], consider the Street Fighters this.

** Ryu himself seems to think of Frank as this.

* [[Beam-O-War]]: Can occur with many projectile weapons and supers.

* [[The Cameo]]: A large amount of old-school Capcom characters appear in the game's endings. Hell, even Hakushon Daimaou's ending has him being warped into the world of the [[World War II]] [[Shoot Em Ups|shmup]] ''1942''!

* [[Flawless Victory]]:

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* [[Funny Background Event]]: Some stages have odd things happening in the background.

** In the background of the [[Tekkaman Blade (Anime)|Orbital Ring Systems Cargo Bay]], over the course of the battle, human soldiers are battling giant aliens. It doesn't seem to be going too well.

* [[Rage Quit]]: Perhaps a bug of the game, but if someone ragequits a match online, it counts for a loss for the person who didn't quit.

* [[Reunion Show]]: Or rather, reunion game for the Tatsunoko VAs. Come on, nearly all of the actors on the Tatsunoko side are the original cast! Heck, with Hakushon Daimaou (who voiced Dr. Nambu), Ken the Eagle and Jun the Swan (all of them in ''Cross Generation of Heroes'', the genie gets replaced by Joe The Condor in ''Ultimate All-Stars''), you pretty much have a ''Gatchaman'' reunion of sorts!

* [[Ryu and Ken]]: Averted. Playing with [[Name's the Same]], Ken the Eagle plays differently from Ryu but he still serves as the poster boy for his company. Let's not forget about the Tekkamen. Very similar movsets, but ''wildly'' different executions.

* [[Spiritual Successor]]: This series is pretty much a follow-up to the ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom]]'' series.

* [[Super Move Portrait Attack]]: The game has a special case where the portraits are really zoomed-in images of the models that actually move in accordance to the hyper move being done.