History Characters / CMCPlusCapcom

* IdiosyncraticComboLevels: His UI has a "style rank" separate from ''Crusade''[='=]s that goes from D to SSS. As he ranks up, the announcer from ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'' makes callouts.

* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Uses Round Trip for his Side-B, throwing Yamato out like a boomerang, having it stay spinning for a multi-hitter, then return to Vergil.
* StormOfBlades: Uses Summoned Swords for his Down-B, creating a rain of swords to catch the opponent off-guard. If A is pressed after up-Smash, a faster variant is performed as a follow-up.

->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/StreetFighter''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' (1995)

!Others
[[folder:Strider Hiryu]]
!!Strider Hiryu
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Strider}}''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''Strider'' (1989)
->'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes'' (1998)

* AssistCharacter: His neutral special, the Options, cycles between three of them ala Sora's neutral special in ''Ultimate'': Option B, a robotic panther that runs across the stage. Option C, a robotic bird that drops a bomb ahead of Hiryu. Option A, a satellite drone remaining on standby at Hiryu's side to be fired as a projectile with another press of the special button.
* ChargedAttack: Readies his sword as it glows for the side special, with the unleashed attack being a longer than usual sword swing imbued with energy.
* SlideAttack: Performs a low to the ground slide kick for the DashAttack.
* {{Teleportation}}: Disappears, then reappears else where for the down special, akin to typical teleporting recovery moves that are often relegated to up special. Hiryu also has an offensive variant where he dive kicks from above his teleport location.

!Others

[[folder:Strider Hiryu]]
!!Strider Hiryu
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Strider}}''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''Strider'' (1989)
->'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes'' (1998)

* AssistCharacter: His neutral special, the Options, cycles between three of them ala Sora's neutral special in ''Ultimate'': Option B, a robotic panther that runs across the stage. Option C, a robotic bird that drops a bomb ahead of Hiryu. Option A, a satellite drone remaining on standby at Hiryu's side to be fired as a projectile with another press of the special button.
* ChargedAttack: Readies his sword as it glows for the side special, with the unleashed attack being a longer than usual sword swing imbued with energy.
* SlideAttack: Performs a low to the ground slide kick for the DashAttack.
* {{Teleportation}}: Disappears, then reappears else where for the down special, akin to typical teleporting recovery moves that are often relegated to up special. Hiryu also has an offensive variant where he dive kicks from above his teleport location.

[[folder:Awakened Zero]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50558 Awakened Zero]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManX''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManX5'' (2000)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=Sk00ps=]

Zero's SuperpoweredEvilSide[[note]]Technically, Zero himself is an Underpowered Good Side; Awakened Zero is the result of [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic Dr. Wily's]] original programming.[[/note]].

* BattleAura: Awakened Zero has a continous red one of evil, with it becoming more intense to signal the large SwordBeam attack shortly after the boss variant taunts.
* DashAttack: His Side Special is an [[AnIcePerson ice-encompassing variant]], dashing through the air.
* GroundPunch: His grounded Down Special, which also creates rising electric projectiles from the ground.
* HomingProjectile: His Neutral Special fires two projectiles that home in on nearby foes after a set distance, then a sword beam that just auto-aims from the start.
* LimitBreak: Averted, as trying to input a Final Smash with the meter full results in nothing. The closest thing he has to a Final Smash, the large SwordBeam, is exclusive to his boss variant.
* MovesetClone: Downplayed. This Zero uses the original Zero's moveset as a base -- from the various sword swings, to the GroundPunch down special -- while still drastically changing most of their moves.
* PaletteSwap: Averted due to engine limitations concerning the way his sprites were set up.
* SecretAIMoves: Downplayed. While most of the moves he uses as a boss are usable in the player's hands, the combos the boss version likes to pull off (in particular Side Special, into Up Special, into repeated Aerial Down Specials) are impossible to use in the hands of the player, as his playable versions' Side Special has some endlag to it, and the Up Special puts him in special fall. PlayedStraight with the large SwordBeam attack; the player can only access that move in Practice mode with the use of taunt button then neutral special, otherwise they cannot use it in the average battle.
* SecretCharacter: Complete the "Maverick Awakening" challenge, a battle against a stamina boss version of him.
* SwordBeam: Two variations: A beam that auto-aims that is fired at the end of his Neutral Special, and a massive one that takes up a lot of vertical space.

!Others
[[folder:Dan Hibiki]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50390 Dan]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/StreetFighter''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' (1995)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=Mp3 Toaster=]

Parody of Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia from ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'', Dan is ''the'' original JokeCharacter; with [[SmallNameBigEgo the attitude to match]]. Considering his status in the various {{Fighting Game}}s, maybe he'll find new strength and respect in this setting? ...Yeah, no. Not likely.

* DashAttack: ''Slowly'' rolls across the ground to lead into an uppercut. No, the rolling isn't an attack, only the uppercut, making the attack all risk upon input.
* JokeCharacter: It's Dan Hibiki, the page image for the trope, what else do you expect? His attacks either have awkward frame-data or lack of range, his movement speed is on low-end of the scale (though, ironically not the worse), and his recovery game is pitiful: his DoubleJump lacks any extra momentum, his up special lacks vertical range in the air, and his method of horizontal recovery is not only short, it also forces Dan into freefall. Even selecting him from the roster highlights his status as this, with the announcer giving a flat, deadpan "Dan" in contrast to all other name calls.
* MeteorMove: Dan's down air is a hammer arm attack that can spike foes; deceptively strong for the likes of [[JokeCharacter Dan]]. However, it does comes out painfully slow by down air standards, along with being an attack from his front instead of below.
* LethalJokeCharacter: While he is no doubt a straight example of being deliberately weak, he's still got potential ''somewhere''. His down special Premium Sign, despite its lengthy startup, can result in a surprising amount of hitstun if if lands, making it an effective gimping tool offstage and a possible easy setup for a charged smash attack. The only major downside is [[AwesomeButImpractical making sure it lands.]]
* PainfullySlowProjectile: What he calls a "Hadoken", we just call a sputtering ball of energy. Not only does it travel only a few centimeters per second at most, it is very short-lived; disappearing at its max length. Even his Final Smash, while stronger than his usual kit, is largely the same as his neutral special in terms of speed.
* PaperMaster: His down special is his Premium sign from ''Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter'', where he takes out a paper to sign it, show it off, then toss it forward as a projectile that falls at a downward angle. [[LethalJokeCharacter Its surprisingly effective as an attack]], not because of its damage, but for its massive amounts of hitstun it inflicts, leaving foes at Dan's mercy.
* SecretCharacter: Be a pretend Dan and taunt 7 times as Ryu in a single match.
* {{Shoryuken}}: Like with the other {{Shotoclone}}s, Dan's up special is the rising uppercut. ''Unlike'' the others, this attacks sends foes at a forward angle, in addition to its comparatively low knockback.
* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: The first half of his DashAttack consists of rolling forward to lead into the actual attack portion of the move. Because of the lack of a hitbox and the act of rolling covering little distance with no way to cancel out of it, it only serves to telegraph Dan's attack, making it more unnecessary than the average combat roll.

[[folder:Strider Hiryu]]
!!Strider Hiryu
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Strider}}''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''Strider'' (1989)
->'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes'' (1998)

* AssistCharacter: His neutral special, the Options, cycles between three of them ala Sora's neutral special in ''Ultimate'': Option B, a robotic panther that runs across the stage. Option C, a robotic bird that drops a bomb ahead of Hiryu. Option A, a satellite drone remaining on standby at Hiryu's side to be fired as a projectile with another press of the special button.
* ChargedAttack: Readies his sword as it glows for the side special, with the unleashed attack being a longer than usual sword swing imbued with energy.
* SlideAttack: Performs a low to the ground slide kick for the DashAttack.
* {{Teleportation}}: Disappears, then reappears else where for the down special, akin to typical teleporting recovery moves that are often relegated to up special. Hiryu also has an offensive variant where he dive kicks from above his teleport location.

[[folder:Bass]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50559 Bass]]
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaMan7'' (1995)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=HenrryGG=]

SWN.001. The Wily robot designed to be TheRival to Mega Man.

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: His grab is unique in that he dashes forward across the ground to grapple the foe instead of normally standing in place to do so. Furthermore, their pummel is [[WipeTheFloorWithYou dragging the foe across the ground]].
* SecretCharacter: Two methods for unlocking him:
** Complete the "Cruelty Rivality" challenge, a battle against a superpowered stamina version of him.
** Find his secret spot in the challenge "Cut Man's Challenge" to battle against him in back-to-back stamina and regular battles.
* StickyBomb: His side special, the Remote Mine. It blows up instantly on contact with solid surfaces, but will stick on opponents to explode a few seconds later. It can be angled up or down during flight.
* SuperMode: Transforms with the aid of Treble for his Final Smash, with the ability of flight and enhanced energy balls.
* WalkingArsenal: Following suit from his rival Mega Man, a portion of Bass's moveset draws on weapons from Robot Masters throughout the series:
** Dash attack and forward tilt: Tengu Man's Tengu Blade.
** Up tilt: Tengu Man's Tornado Hold.
** Forward smash: Sword Man's Flame Sword (same as ''Smash'' Mega Man's forward air).
** Up smash: Dynamo Man's Lightning Bolt.
** Down smash: Burner Man's Wave Burner.
** Forward air: Ground Man's Spread Drill.
** Back air: Magic Man's Magic Card.
** Down air: Hard Man's Hard Knuckle.
** Down throw: Cold Man's Ice Wall.
** Side special: Pirate Man's Remote Mine.
* WipeTheFloorWithYou: Drags the foe several meters across the ground for his jab; two inputs resulting in Bass doing so back and forth.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Weapons Archive]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50502 Weapons Archive]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManClassic''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaMan10'' (2010)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Garfunkle

Not so much a character, but an amalgamation of characters, as its a machine designed to create holograms of prior Robot Masters, with this one in particular having a whole host of Robot Master data.
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[[folder:Blizzard Man]]
!!Blizzard Man
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaMan6'' (1995)

One of the Robot Masters of ''Mega Man 6''.

* AnIcePerson: If he isn't ramming the foe in a [[LimitedAnimation static]] or [[RollingAttack rolling]] manner, or attacking with his ski sticks, Blizzard Man's using snowflakes and ice as a means of offense, with some having the capacity to freeze the foe. For their jab and up/down tilts in particular, they blow a small stream snowflakes in the general direction of each attack, lasting for as long as the button is held down.
* BlowYouAway: Their Final Smash has them conjure a snowstorm that doesn't do any damage, but constantly push the foe in whatever direction they were facing upon activation.
* LimitedAnimation: A particularly egregious example: his spritesheet in ''Mega Man 6'' consisted of him moving, turning around, raising a hand, and rapidly spinning as a ball. ''That is it''. Yet said spritesheet was used to somehow form this moveset.
* RollingAttack: Rolls as a means of offense prominently in his smash attacks.
* SecretCharacter: Complete the challenge "Plant Man Challenge", a platforming level based on the stage of one of his fellow ''Mega Man 6'' Robot Masters.
* SpreadShot: His Neutral Special shoots four snowflakes like this, functioning like how the Blizzard Attack functions when used by Mega Man, forming behind him in a bracket-like [(] formation, then flying forward.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Weapons Archive]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50502 Weapons Archive]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManClassic''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaMan10'' (2010)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Garfunkle

Not so much a character, but an amalgamation of characters, as its a machine designed to create holograms of prior Robot Masters, with this one in particular having a whole host of Robot Master data.
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[[folder:Mega Man Volnutt]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50729 Mega Man Volnutt]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManLegends''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Mega Man Legends'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=MashMan=]\\
'''Character Mod Origin:''' MAITAKE (''VideoGame/{{MUGEN}}'')

* BulletHell: He can fill the screen with hitboxes fairly easily, with his Down Special and Side Special, plus his spread shot forward air, snake-esque Up Smash, and more.
* PinballProjectile: His Side Special, firing a spike ball that bounces off of surfaces and the screen borders.
* SpreadShot: His Forward Air fires a spread of three energy balls.
* ThisIsADrill: Uses a large drill for his Forward Smash.
* TimeBomb: Throws a mine in his Down Smash, which only explodes after a set time.
* TheTurretMaster: His Down Special summons a turret that automatically shoots at nearby enemies.

!Others
[[folder:Baby Bonnie Hood]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50493 Baby Bonnie Hood]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''

-->'''Debut:''' ''Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire'' (1997)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Dracobot

The cutesy Red Riding Hood [[CuteAndPsycho who's anything but what she appears to be at a glance]].

* DoubleJump: Like how she's able to jump twice in contrast to most of the ''Darkstalker'' cast, her portrayal here goes a little further by making her jump a total of three times instead of the standard two.
* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: She's a cutesy Red Riding Hood with a psycho streak wider than the world of ''Darkstalkers'', and she features the classic knife for her DashAttack.
* MoreDakka: Pulled from her Cool Hunting super, her Final Smash consists of Baby Bonnie Hood alongside John and Arthur to fire a stream a bullets into foes -- the latter two firing impossibly large rockets from their rifles.
* PocketRocketLauncher: From her small basket, she fires missiles via side special.
* RedRidingHoodReplica: She's already a LittleRedFightingHood, but her appearance in randomly generated Classic Mode battles is often accompanied by the [[VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG Forest Maze stage]], to further alude to her inspiration.

[[folder:Dan Hibiki]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50390 Dan]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/StreetFighter''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' (1995)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' [=Mp3 Toaster=]

Parody of Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia from ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'', Dan is ''the'' original JokeCharacter; with [[SmallNameBigEgo the attitude to match]]. Considering his status in the various {{Fighting Game}}s, maybe he'll find new strength and respect in this setting? ...Yeah, no. Not likely.
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* DashAttack: ''Slowly'' rolls across the ground to lead into an uppercut. No, the rolling isn't an attack, only the uppercut, making the attack all risk upon input.
* JokeCharacter: It's Dan Hibiki, the page image for the trope, what else do you expect? His attacks either have awkward frame-data or lack of range, his movement speed is on low-end of the scale (though, ironically not the worse), and his recovery game is pitiful: his DoubleJump lacks any extra momentum, his up special lacks vertical range in the air, and his method of horizontal recovery is not only short, it also forces Dan into freefall. Even selecting him from the roster highlights his status as this, with the announcer giving a flat, deadpan "Dan" in contrast to all other name calls.
* MeteorMove: Dan's down air is a hammer arm attack that can spike foes; deceptively strong for the likes of [[JokeCharacter Dan]]. However, it does comes out painfully slow by down air standards, along with being an attack from his front instead of below.
* LethalJokeCharacter: While he is no doubt a straight example of being deliberately weak, he's still got potential ''somewhere''. His down special Premium Sign, despite its lengthy startup, can result in a surprising amount of hitstun if if lands, making it an effective gimping tool offstage and a possible easy setup for a charged smash attack. The only major downside is [[AwesomeButImpractical making sure it lands.]]
* PainfullySlowProjectile: What he calls a "Hadoken", we just call a sputtering ball of energy. Not only does it travel only a few centimeters per second at most, it is very short-lived; disappearing at its max length. Even his Final Smash, while stronger than his usual kit, is largely the same as his neutral special in terms of speed.
* PaperMaster: His down special is his Premium sign from ''Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter'', where he takes out a paper to sign it, show it off, then toss it forward as a projectile that falls at a downward angle. [[LethalJokeCharacter Its surprisingly effective as an attack]], not because of its damage, but for its massive amounts of hitstun it inflicts, leaving foes at Dan's mercy.
* SecretCharacter: Be a pretend Dan and taunt 7 times as Ryu in a single match.
* {{Shoryuken}}: Like with the other {{Shotoclone}}s, Dan's up special is the rising uppercut. ''Unlike'' the others, this attacks sends foes at a forward angle, in addition to its comparatively low knockback.
* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: The first half of his DashAttack consists of rolling forward to lead into the actual attack portion of the move. Because of the lack of a hitbox and the act of rolling covering little distance with no way to cancel out of it, it only serves to telegraph Dan's attack, making it more unnecessary than the average combat roll.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Jill Valentine]]
!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50537 Jill]]
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->'''Home Series:''' ''Franchise/ResidentEvil''\\
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-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'' (1996)
->'''Crusade Mod Creator:''' Manndarin\\
'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2'' (2000)

The co-star of BSAA as depicted in ''Marvel Vs Capcom 2''.
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* AssistCharacter: Summons several different enemies from her home game to unintentionally assist Jill for some of her specials -- including zombies that latch onto a foe (and [[WreathedInFlame burning variants]] that only damage on contact once), crows that swipe at Jill from above, zombified wolves that charge past her, and a Tyrant apprehending a fighter for the Final Smash. While a stretch to directly call them assists in context, they're still this in gameplay.
* GrenadeLauncher: Pulls out a launcher to fire an explosive for the neutral special, with the explosive flying in an arc to explode on contact.
* HyperspaceArsenal: She doesn't seem to have them on her person, but that doesn't stop Jill from pulling out a GrenadeLauncher for her neutral special and a four-slot rocket launcher as part of her Final Smash.
* LimitBreak: For their Final Smash, a Tyrant spawns from a beam of light that'll apprehend an opponent caught in the attack. Jill, after backing up in horror upon the monster showing up, pulls out a rocket launcher to blow up the Tyrant, killing the monster and launching the foe caught in the crossfire.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Strider Hiryu]]
!!Strider Hiryu
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->'''Home Series:''' ''VideoGame/{{Strider}}''
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-->'''Debut:''' ''Strider'' (1989)
->'''Character Sprite Origin:''' ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes'' (1998)
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* AssistCharacter: His neutral special, the Options, cycles between three of them ala Sora's neutral special in ''Ultimate'': Option B, a robotic panther that runs across the stage. Option C, a robotic bird that drops a bomb ahead of Hiryu. Option A, a satellite drone remaining on standby at Hiryu's side to be fired as a projectile with another press of the special button.
* ChargedAttack: Readies his sword as it glows for the side special, with the unleashed attack being a longer than usual sword swing imbued with energy.
* SlideAttack: Performs a low to the ground slide kick for the DashAttack.
* {{Teleportation}}: Disappears, then reappears else where for the down special, akin to typical teleporting recovery moves that are often relegated to up special. Hiryu also has an offensive variant where he dive kicks from above his teleport location.
[[/folder]]

* AssistCharacter: Summons several different enemies from her home game to unintentionally assist Jill for some of her specials -- including zombies that latch onto a foe (and [[ManOnFire burning variants]] that only damage on contact once), crows that swipe at Jill from above, zombified wolves that charge past her, and a Tyrant apprehending a fighter for the Final Smash. While a stretch to directly call them assists in context, they're still this in gameplay.

* GirlWithPsychoWeapon: She's a cutesy Red Riding Hood with a psycho streak wider than the world of ''Darkstalkers'', though she only uses a knife for her DashAttack in this moveset.

* PocketRocketLauncher: From her small basket, she fires missles via side special.

* AscendedExtra: Was initally part of the ''CMC+'' AprilFools build before getting officially included here with a more rounded moveset.

[[Characters/CMCPlusEnemies Enemies]] | [[Characters/CMCPlusAprilFools April Fools]] -] ]] ]]

[[Characters/CMCPlusEnemies Enemies]] -] ]] ]]

[[Characters/CMCPlusAssists Assists]] | [[Characters/CMCPlusEnemies Enemies]] -] ]] ]]

* LaserBlade: Naturally for his Zx form, sourced from a character who's WeaponOfChoice is the Z-Saber, they wield the same type of blade for a majority of their attacks.

* GrenadeLauncher: Fires , with the explosive flying in an arc to explode on contact.

* LongRangedFighter: X form features the Pseudoroids assisting with various forms of projectiles, if not large attacks with some distance between the host. Vent/Aile themselves in this form has the Buster ArmCannon neutral special as their only form of offense solo.

!!''Franchise/MegaMan''

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50559 Bass]]

!!!Blizzard Man

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50502 Weapons Archive]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50463 X]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50396 Zero]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/289955 Axl]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50622 Sigma]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50450 Iris]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50558 Awakened Zero]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50510 Zero]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50427 Omega Zero]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/327332 Vent/Aile]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50729 Mega Man Volnutt]]

!!Others

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50493 Baby Bonnie Hood]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50390 Dan]]

!!![[https://gamebanana.com/mods/50537 Jill]]

!!!Strider Hiryu

* {{Teleportation}}: Disappears, then reappears else where for the down special, akin to typical teleporting recovery moves that are often relegated to up special. Hiryu also has an offensive variant where dive kicks from above his teleport location.