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** Catherine Disher as Storm, Psylocke, Spiral and Jill Valentine
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** [[Comicbook/FantasticFour Mr. Fantastic]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange and Comicbook/SilverSurfer were all considered for the game, but were dropped for various reasons. Doctor Strange because it was felt he'd be too similar to Doctor Doom, Silver Surfer because it was hard to adapt his board and high-speed movements to a fighting game, and Mr. Fantastic because capturing his stretchiness with hand-drawn sprites would've been difficult and time-consuming. Doctor Strange himself would eventually join the series in ''Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3'', while Mr. Fantastic's stretching abilities were represented through the inclusion of Super-Skrull.
** Other proposed characters were Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered). Both Widow and Hawkeye later made it into future installments of the series.
** Other proposed characters were Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered). Both Widow and Hawkeye later made it into future installments of the series.
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** [[Comicbook/FantasticFour [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Mr. Fantastic]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange ComicBook/DoctorStrange and Comicbook/SilverSurfer ComicBook/SilverSurfer were all considered for the game, but were dropped for various reasons. Doctor Strange because it was felt he'd be too similar to Doctor Doom, Silver Surfer because it was hard to adapt his board and high-speed movements to a fighting game, and Mr. Fantastic because capturing his stretchiness with hand-drawn sprites would've been difficult and time-consuming. Doctor Strange himself would eventually join the series in ''Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3'', while Mr. Fantastic's stretching abilities were represented through the inclusion of Super-Skrull.
** Other proposed characters wereComicbook/{{Daredevil}} ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow ComicBook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch ComicBook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered). Both Widow and Hawkeye later made it into future installments of the series.
** Other proposed characters were
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* KillerApp: One for the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}, for being an ArcadePerfectPort and for keeping its console alive years after it was discontinued, as Dreamcast consoles are the standard for ''Marvel vs. Capcom 2'' tournaments.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Infamously so. While the game was acclaimed back in its day and saw releases on the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, it didn't sell as well as ''Street Fighter II'' or ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' (which came out a year later), especially when the Dreamcast version of the game is widely considered to be the best version of it. The game didn't see a rerelease for years until 2009, where it was remastered and rereleased onto XBLA and PSN...only for it to be delisted only four years later in 2013, along with many other Marvel games thanks to [[ExecutiveMeddling Disney]], who now owned the Marvel brand and its associated properties. Nowadays, the only way to play the game legally is to buy second-hand copies, and it is not uncommon to find said copies going up to triple digits in terms of cost. This all came to a head in 2021, where ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' fans (and the UsefulNotes/FightingGameCommunity at large) began the #[=FreeMVC2=] movement, petitioning Disney and Capcom to rerelease the games onto modern platforms.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Infamously so. While the game was acclaimed back in its day and saw releases on the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, it didn't sell as well as ''Street Fighter II'' or ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' (which came out a year later), especially when the Dreamcast version of the game is widely considered to be the best version of it. The game didn't see a rerelease for years until 2009, where it was remastered and rereleased onto XBLA and PSN...only for it to be delisted only four years later in 2013, along with many other Marvel games thanks to [[ExecutiveMeddling Disney]], who now owned the Marvel brand and its associated properties. Nowadays, the only way to play the game legally is to buy second-hand copies, and it is not uncommon to find said copies going up to triple digits in terms of cost. This all came to a head in 2021, where ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' fans (and the UsefulNotes/FightingGameCommunity at large) began the #[=FreeMVC2=] movement, petitioning Disney and Capcom to rerelease the games game onto modern platforms.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The game is long out of print, and the HD releases were delisted in 2013.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Infamously so. While the game was acclaimed back in its day and saw releases on the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, it didn't sell as well as ''Street Fighter II'' or ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' (which came out a year later), especially when the Dreamcast version of the game is widely considered to be the best version of it. The game is long out of print, didn't see a rerelease for years until 2009, where it was remastered and the HD releases were rereleased onto XBLA and PSN...only for it to be delisted only four years later in 2013.2013, along with many other Marvel games thanks to [[ExecutiveMeddling Disney]], who now owned the Marvel brand and its associated properties. Nowadays, the only way to play the game legally is to buy second-hand copies, and it is not uncommon to find said copies going up to triple digits in terms of cost. This all came to a head in 2021, where ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' fans (and the UsefulNotes/FightingGameCommunity at large) began the #[=FreeMVC2=] movement, petitioning Disney and Capcom to rerelease the games onto modern platforms.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: On the Marvel side, the game kind of drips with the late-90s and early-2000s, with its very heavy SpotlightStealingCrossover tendencies involving the X-Men and the very 1990s character designs. It's definitely the only time when Marrow (heavily pushed in that era, a forgotten and oft-mocked afterthought any time thereafter) would have ever been trumpeted as a major fighting game newcomer.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Thanks to Capcom's (in)famous [[NewWorkRecycledGraphics Asset reuse of character sprites]] during this era, both sides of the roster ended up reflecting this.
** On the Marvel side, the game kind of drips with the late-90s and early-2000s, with its very heavy SpotlightStealingCrossover tendencies involving the X-Men (18/28, or 2/3rds of the Marvel roster is comprised of X-Men related characters) and the very 1990s character designs. It's definitely the only time when Marrow (heavily pushed in that era, a forgotten and oft-mocked afterthought any time thereafter) would have ever been trumpeted as a major fighting gamenewcomer.newcomer.
** On the Capcom side, Street Fighter unsurprisingly takes up the most roster slots, with all of them being composed of the well known and popular characters from the [[VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha Alpha series]]. More disconcerting is almost all of the other characters hail from games that, were while popular in the 90s, [[Main/FranchiseKiller are no longer actively published by Capcom]]. The two exceptions being Jill Valentine ( in her original RE1 costume no less) and Mega Man.
** On the Marvel side, the game kind of drips with the late-90s and early-2000s, with its very heavy SpotlightStealingCrossover tendencies involving the X-Men (18/28, or 2/3rds of the Marvel roster is comprised of X-Men related characters) and the very 1990s character designs. It's definitely the only time when Marrow (heavily pushed in that era, a forgotten and oft-mocked afterthought any time thereafter) would have ever been trumpeted as a major fighting game
** On the Capcom side, Street Fighter unsurprisingly takes up the most roster slots, with all of them being composed of the well known and popular characters from the [[VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha Alpha series]]. More disconcerting is almost all of the other characters hail from games that, were while popular in the 90s, [[Main/FranchiseKiller are no longer actively published by Capcom]]. The two exceptions being Jill Valentine ( in her original RE1 costume no less) and Mega Man.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: There are two rumors for the character, Amingo. One is that he was the main character of his own game which, unfortunately, got canceled and his inclusion in the roster was to hype said game before its release. The other is that, like with Ruby Heart, he was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character that got rejected, with some pointing out how his non-human appearance and [[ShapeshifterWeapon shape shifting attacks]] wouldn't be out of place in the franchise. However, Capcom has neither confirmed nor denied either of these rumors, leaving them stuck as speculation.
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** Amingo was supposedly the main character of his own game which, unfortunately, got canceled. His inclusion in the roster was to hype said game before its release. Capcom has neither confirmed nor denied this, leaving this particular [[UrbanLegendOfZelda rumor]] stuck as speculation.
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** [[Comicbook/FantasticFour Mr. Fantastic]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange and Comicbook/SilverSurfer were all considered for the game, but were dropped for various reasons. Doctor Strange because it was felt he'd be too similar to Doctor Doom, Silver Surfer because it was hard to adapt his board and high speed movements to a fighting game, and Mr. Fantastic because capturing his stretchiness with hand-drawn sprites would've been difficult and time consuming.
** Other proposed characters were Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered).
** Other proposed characters were Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered).
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** [[Comicbook/FantasticFour Mr. Fantastic]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange and Comicbook/SilverSurfer were all considered for the game, but were dropped for various reasons. Doctor Strange because it was felt he'd be too similar to Doctor Doom, Silver Surfer because it was hard to adapt his board and high speed high-speed movements to a fighting game, and Mr. Fantastic because capturing his stretchiness with hand-drawn sprites would've been difficult and time consuming.
time-consuming. Doctor Strange himself would eventually join the series in ''Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3'', while Mr. Fantastic's stretching abilities were represented through the inclusion of Super-Skrull.
** Other proposed characters were Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered). Both Widow and Hawkeye later made it into future installments of the series.
** Other proposed characters were Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} and Comicbook/BlackWidow (rejected due to worries their BadassNormal movesets wouldn't be compelling enough), Comicbook/{{Hawkeye}} (rejected due to the perception that his abilities were too limited) and Comicbook/ScarletWitch (rejected due to fears she'd be too overpowered). Both Widow and Hawkeye later made it into future installments of the series.
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** A port for the Wii was considered, but the game couldn't be made small enough for Virtual Console limitations, so it had to be canned.
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** [[Comicbook/FantasticFour Mr. Fantastic]], Comicbook/DoctorStrange and Comicbook/SilverSurfer were all considered for the game, but were dropped for various reasons. Doctor Strange because it was felt he'd be too similar to Doctor Doom, Silver Surfer because it was hard to adapt his board and high speed movements to a fighting game, and Mr. Fantastic because capturing his stretchiness with hand-drawn sprites would've been difficult and time consuming.
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* CrossReagionalVoiceActing: As with the previous titles in the franchise, the voices are split between Japanese and Canadian voice talent.
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* ActingForTwo: Mostly from the Canadian side of the cast.
** Catherine Disher as Storm, Psylocke, Spiral and Jill
** Cal Dodd as Wolverine, Captain America and Iceman
** Andrew Jackson as Hulk and Thanos
** Lorne Kennedy as Magneto and Dr. Doom
* CrossReagionalVoiceActing: As with the previous titles in the franchise, the voices are split between Japanese and Canadian voice talent.
** Catherine Disher as Storm, Psylocke, Spiral and Jill
** Cal Dodd as Wolverine, Captain America and Iceman
** Andrew Jackson as Hulk and Thanos
** Lorne Kennedy as Magneto and Dr. Doom
* CrossReagionalVoiceActing: As with the previous titles in the franchise, the voices are split between Japanese and Canadian voice talent.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The game is long out of print, and the HD releases were delisted in 2013.
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** Bone Claw Wolverine is called Bonerine to differentiate him from the more iconic version with metal claws.
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** Ruby Heart was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character concept that got rejected. She's also suppose to appear in a Capcom mobile game known as ''Dai Koukai Frontier'' as one of the main characters. However, the game is canceled as of 2020 and is no longer promoted.
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** Ruby Heart was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character concept that got rejected. She's She was also suppose supposed to appear in a Capcom mobile game known as ''Dai Koukai Frontier'' as one of the main characters. However, characters before the game is got canceled as of in 2020 and is no longer promoted.
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** Ruby Heart was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character concept that got rejected. She's also suppose to appear in a Capcom mobile game known as ''Dai Koukai Frontier'' as one of the main characters. However, the game is canceled as of 2020 and is no longer promoted.
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** The competitive scene uses nicknames for several commonly-used teams. Aside from acronym names (such as MSP for the team of Magneto/Storm/Psylocke) some of them include "Santhrax" (Sentinel/Storm/Captain Commando, named after competitive player Sanford), "{{Scrub}}" (Cable/Sentinel/Captain Commando), "Matrix" (Storm/Sentinel/Cyclops) and "Clockw0rk" (Sentinel/Strider/Doom, after another player of said name).
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** The competitive scene uses nicknames for several commonly-used teams. Aside from acronym names (such as MSP for the team of Magneto/Storm/Psylocke) some of them include "Santhrax" (Sentinel/Storm/Captain Commando, named after competitive player Sanford), "{{Scrub}}" (Cable/Sentinel/Captain Commando), "Matrix" (Storm/Sentinel/Cyclops) and "Clockw0rk" "[=Clockw0rk=]" (Sentinel/Strider/Doom, after another player of said name).
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: On the Marvel side, the game kind of drips with the late-90s and early-2000s, with its very heavy SpotlightStealingCrossover tendencies involving the X-Men and the very 1990s character designs. It's definitely the only time when Marrow (heavily pushed in that era, a forgotten and oft-mocked afterthought any time thereafter) would have ever been trumpeted as a major fighting game newcomer.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Ruby Heart was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character concept that got rejected.
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** Ruby Heart was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character concept that gotrejected.rejected.
** Amingo was supposedly the main character of his own game which, unfortunately, got canceled. His inclusion in the roster was to hype said game before its release. Capcom has neither confirmed nor denied this, leaving this particular [[UrbanLegendOfZelda rumor]] stuck as speculation.
** Ruby Heart was a ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' character concept that got
** Amingo was supposedly the main character of his own game which, unfortunately, got canceled. His inclusion in the roster was to hype said game before its release. Capcom has neither confirmed nor denied this, leaving this particular [[UrbanLegendOfZelda rumor]] stuck as speculation.
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** They also coined the [[FunWithAcronyms acronym]] OCV ('''O'''ne '''C'''haracter '''V'''ictory), which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a CurbstompBattle ''[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome with only one character]]''. It's even an achievement in the XBLA version to win 50 full battles like this.
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** They also coined the [[FunWithAcronyms acronym]] OCV ('''O'''ne '''C'''haracter '''V'''ictory), which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a CurbstompBattle ''[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome with only one character]]''.character. It's even an achievement in the XBLA version to win 50 full battles like this.
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* TheCameo: Hayato's win poses have random cameo appearances of fellow ''VideoGame/StarGladiator'' characters Saturn Dyer, Ele and June Lin Milliam.
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** The competitive scene uses nicknames for several commonly-used teams. Aside from acronym names (such as MSP for the team of Magneto/Storm/Psylocke) some of them include "Santhrax" (Sentinel/Storm/Captain Commando, named after competitive player Sanford), "{{Scrub}}" (Cable/Sentinel/Captain Commando), "Matrix" (Storm/Sentinel/Cyclops) and "Clockw0rk" (Sentinel/Strider/Doom, after another player of said name).
** They also coined the [[FunWithAcronyms acronym]] OCV ('''O'''ne '''C'''haracter '''V'''ictory), which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a CurbstompBattle ''[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome with only one character]]''. It's even an achievement in the XBLA version to winposes have random cameo appearances of fellow ''VideoGame/StarGladiator'' characters Saturn Dyer, Ele 50 full battles like this.
** M. Bison's white costume gained the nickname "The Milkman".
** Magneto, Storm, Cable andJune Lin Milliam.
* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Jill, Cammy, and all Marvel characters save Silver SamuraiSentinel are voiced by native English speakers.considered so much stronger than everyone else that they're collectively referred to as the "four gods".
** The competitive scene uses nicknames for several commonly-used teams. Aside from acronym names (such as MSP for the team of Magneto/Storm/Psylocke) some of them include "Santhrax" (Sentinel/Storm/Captain Commando, named after competitive player Sanford), "{{Scrub}}" (Cable/Sentinel/Captain Commando), "Matrix" (Storm/Sentinel/Cyclops) and "Clockw0rk" (Sentinel/Strider/Doom, after another player of said name).
** They also coined the [[FunWithAcronyms acronym]] OCV ('''O'''ne '''C'''haracter '''V'''ictory), which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a CurbstompBattle ''[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome with only one character]]''. It's even an achievement in the XBLA version to win
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** Cathal J. Dodd reprises the role of Wolverine from [[WesternAnimation/{{X-Men}} the hit 90's cartoon]].
** Ditto for Catherine Disher, the voice of Jill in ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' and also a ''X-Men'' cartoon regular (voicing Psylocke and Spiral in the games).
** In fact, a good 85% percent of the [=VA=]s from the cartoon reprised their roles in the games.
** Toshihide Tsuchiya voices Guile by virtue of the ''Alpha'' series.
** Creator/YukoMiyamura voiced Chun-Li, by virtue of the previous games and the ''Alpha'' series.
** TomomichiNishimura voiced both Bison and Akuma.
** Cathal J. Dodd reprises the role of Wolverine from [[WesternAnimation/{{X-Men}} the hit 90's cartoon]].
** Ditto for Catherine Disher, the voice of Jill in ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' and also a ''X-Men'' cartoon regular (voicing Psylocke and Spiral in the games).
** In fact, a good 85% percent of the [=VA=]s from the cartoon reprised their roles in the games.
** Toshihide Tsuchiya voices Guile by virtue of the ''Alpha'' series.
** Creator/YukoMiyamura voiced Chun-Li, by virtue of the previous games and the ''Alpha'' series.
** TomomichiNishimura voiced both Bison and Akuma.
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** YukoMiyamura voiced Chun-Li, by virtue of the previous games and the ''Alpha'' series.
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** Ditto for Catherine Disher, the voice of Jill in ''ResidentEvil'' and also a ''X-Men'' cartoon regular (voicing Psylocke and Spiral in the games).
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