History Fridge / MarvelVsCapcomInfinite

* How come Grandmaster Meio went down easily despite being one of the most difficult final bosses in Capcom history and didn't call on his own minions like Solo, The Four Winds, or Juroung?

** While it's true the game doesn't explain it, there are a few possibilities. Most likely Death gave it to Jedah (who was the one to breach the dimensions in the first place) who planted it in Abel City for the plan to work. Another possibility is the [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogMegaManWorldsCollide Worlds Collide]] situation. We know that Thanos has almost destroyed the Marvel universe multiple times with the Infinity Stones. It could be that a previous defeat has caused the stones to scatter in a way that one of them breached the dimension itself, like the blue Chaos Emerald did.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, created an a.i. armor with [[ {{Yandere}} unhealthy tendencies]] which included raping Jocasta, RobotGirl and fellow Avenger to Tony and joining forces with Ultron into brainwashing a benevolent cult based on Stark's mentor and father figure Ho Yinsen, had his morality inverted by Red Onslaught and infected people with an Extremis-Symbiote hybrid virus, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's the creation of X himself which leads him to be imperfectly copied, which leads to the Maverick problems that also included Sigma, which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars and the second Maverick Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems and by the time of Mega Man Legends, "baseline" humanity is all but extinct and replaced by [[ArtificialHumans Carbons]] yet there are remnants of humanity who want Earth back in the worst way possible.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, had his morality inverted by Red Onslaught and infected people with an Extremis-Symbiote hybrid virus, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's the creation of X himself which leads him to be imperfectly copied, which leads to the Maverick problems that also included Sigma, which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars and the second Maverick Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems and by the time of Mega Man Legends, "baseline" humanity is all but extinct and replaced by [[ArtificialHumans Carbons]] yet there are remnants of humanity who want Earth back in the worst way possible.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's the creation of X himself which leads him to be imperfectly copied, which leads to the Maverick problems that also included Sigma, which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars and the second Maverick Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems and by the time of Mega Man Legends, "baseline" humanity is all but extinct and replaced by [[ArtificialHumans Carbons]] yet there are remnants of humanity who want Earth back in the worst way possible.

* The Soul Stone surge can bypass [[ImmuneToFlinching armored attacks]]. Why? Because it's the ''Soul'' Stone. There is no true defense against an attack of the soul.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's the creation of X himself which leads him to be imperfectly copied, which leads to the Maverick problems that also included Sigma, which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars and the second Maverick Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems and by the time of Mega Man Legends, "baseline" humanity is all but extinct and replaced by [[ArtficialHuman Carbons]] yet there are remnants of humanity who want Earth back in the worst way possible.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's the creation of X himself which leads him to be imperfectly copied, which leads to the Maverick problems that also included Sigma, which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars and the second Maverick Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems and by the time of Mega Man Legends, "baseline" humanity is all but extinct and replaced by [[ArtficialHumans Carbons]] yet there are remnants of humanity who want Earth back in the worst way possible.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's the creation of X himself which leads him to be imperfectly copied, which leads to the Maverick problems that also included Sigma, which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars and the second Maverick Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems.

* The Reality Stone being revealed to invoke ComboPlatterPowers -- mainly FireIceLightning. While an obvious ShoutOut to its role in ''VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes'', it's also a gameplay-wise equivalent to the Stone/Gem's status as the JackOfAllTrades among its "brethren."
** Additionally, FireIceLightning are literal forces of nature -- i.e., reality.
* X's discomfort with Rocket Raccoon's comment on his X-Buster may be a bit more layered than it seems. Aside from being a MartialPacifist that only fights because he ''has'' to, consider the fact that his major enemies tend to be bloodthirsty animal-themed robots. Given the "Weapon-Animal" naming conventions of the Mavericks, it's no wonder X isn't too keen about Rocket -- save for the fact he's organic, he reminds X of the enemies he constantly has to face.

* Incarnations of Ultron are designated by Ultron-<number>. Therefore, it makes sense to name him Ultron-Σ, with Σ representing the summation of all Ultrons.
** Not only that, Sigma's various alternate bodies have had prefixes, such as Wolf Sigma or Final Sigma. Ultron-Sigma makes perfect sense as a name for the fusion!

** [[spoiler: As a way to extend on this idea, Iron Man and X ultimately end Ultron Omega, the two most popular characters on each respective universe. It's also fitting that the two most technologically advanced heroes would defeat the two most technologically advanced villians.]]

** While it's true the game doesn't explain it, there are a few possibilities. Most likely Death gave it to Jedah (who was the one to breach the dimensions in the first place) who planted it in Abel City for the plan to work. Another possibility is the [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogMegaManWorldsCollide]] situation. We know that Thanos has almost destroyed the Marvel universe multiple times with the Infinity Stones. It could be that a previous defeat has caused the stones to scatter in a way that one of them breached the dimension itself, like the blue Chaos Emerald did.

* How come that the Reality Stone resides in Capcom's world ''before'' the two universes merge? The game doesn't seem to explain it.

* [[spoiler:After the defeat of Ultron Omega, how is it that the Reality Stone stays cracked? Shouldn't have they have used one of the other stones (mainly the Time Stone to rewind it back to a form of mint-condition) in order to repair it in some way?]]

** '''Gamora and Strider Hiryu'''
- Both are highly skilled assassins and TheLastOfTheirKind of their own respective groups.

* Thanos calls out both Iron Man and Dr. Light for creating bloodstained legacies in the name of peace, claiming that Thanos is NotSoDifferent with the both of them. For Tony, it's attacking other superheroes due to paranoia that his armor schematics might be copied, being brainwashed and controlled by Kang the Conqueror, and participating in two superhero civil wars which left them vulnerable to Skrulls, Norman Osborn, and Hydra. For Thomas, it's not creating and leaving behind instructions on how to make Reploids more like X, which left them vulnerable to the Maverick and Sigma Viruses which led to the Maverick Wars, which led to the Cyber Elf Wars, which led to the creation of Biometals with its own brand of problems.

** He DOES have the Reality Stone, so he may have used it to alter or enhance it's effects.

* On a related note, [[spoiler: given the name theme for Iron Man's specialty armors like Hulkbuster and Thorbuster, and X's HandCannon, what better name for the stone-powered super weapon used against Ultron-Omega than the Infinity Buster?]]

* On a related note, * [[spoiler: given the name theme for Iron Man's specialty armors like Hulkbuster and Thorbuster, and X's HandCannon, what better name for the stone-powered super weapon used against Ultron-Omega than the Infinity Buster?]]

* [[spoiler: Given the name theme for Iron Man's specialty armors and X's HandCannon, what better name for the super weapon used against Ultron-Omega than the Infinity Buster?]]

* [[spoiler: So how DOES the Sigma Virus, a rather contagious computer virus, have the ability to possess organic life when neither Ultron or Sigma have the power to do that?]]

** Jedah actually explains that [[spoiler: towards Death where in his universe, heroes cannot die and so he wants to balance both life and death.]] It's in fact the reason ''why'' the plot even happens in the first place. Hiryu actually confirms this towards Gamora in that he's been fighting Grandmaster Meio for a thousand years before the plot point happens. Though ''why'' [[spoiler: heroes can never truly die in his world]] is a FridgeLogic in and of itself as he never explains that part.