History VideoGame / MarvelSuperHeroesVsStreetFighter

** It also has another form of it present via the [[CombinationAttack Team Hyper]] finishes: winning a match with one combines their names together which is then displayed in a huge font. The name is tweaked depending on who was the point character at the time. For example, performing a Team Hyper with Spider-Man and Ryu (in that order) is called the "Crawler Hadouken", whereas Ryu and Spider-Man's super is the "Shinkuu Assault." Works with most of them, although some of the time the end result is somewhere in the lines of "Shinkuu Miracle Treasure" or "Knee Press Star". Reaches its most ridiculous with Captain America and US Agent as a team, whose Team Hyper names combine into "Star Star".

''VideoGame/XMenVsStreetFighter'' was a huge hit, and in 1997, Capcom followed it up with '''Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter'''.

--> ''"No one can compare to me. [[FinalFight Not even a mayor!]]"''

''VideoGame/{{X-Men Vs Street Fighter}}'' was a huge hit, and in 1997, Capcom followed it up with '''Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter'''.

** '''''[[MemeticMutation BEHOLD!]]''''' '''''[[Comicbook/{{X-Men}} OPTIC BLAST!]]'''''
** '''''[[CaptainAmerica FINAL JUSTICE!]]'''''
** '''''[[IncredibleHulk GAMMA CRUSH!]]'''''
** '''''[[Comicbook/{{Spider-Man}} WEB SWING!]]'''''

** LethalJokeCharacter: Dan gets some of the biggest buffs in this game. These humilliating winquotes sum it all:

** It also has another form of it present via the [[CombinationAttack Team Hyper]] finishes: winning a match with one combines their names together which is then displayed in a huge font. Works with most of them, although some of the time the end result is somewhere in the lines of "Shinkuu Miracle Treasure" or "Knee Press Star". Reaches its most ridiculous with Captain America and US Agent as a team, whose Team Hyper names combine into "Star Star".

** U.S. Agent has different winquotes.

** Metal Zangief CANNOT be knocked down, but has the worst mobility in the game.

* SNKBoss: Cyber-Akuma.

** Capcom wasn't that happy for VideoGame/StreetFighterIII, it seems:
--> '''Ken''': ''You had no chance against me, but maybe Sean...?''

* PaletteSwap: Mephisto, U.S. Agent, and any other secret character not called Apocalypse or Cyber-Akuma.

* PoweredArmor: Apocalypse and Mecha-Zangief.

Followed in 1998 with '''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes'''.

--> [[spoiler:'''Omega Red''': ''Do you count the number of breaths you've taken?'']]

* RyuAndKen: All 5 types: Ryu, Ken, Sakura, Akuma and [[JokeCharacter Dan]], all of them {{Shotoclone}}s.

* {{Shotoclone}}: Aside from the 5 examples of RyuAndKen above, Spider-Man, CaptainAmerica, and Cyclops qualify for this.

Followed in 1998 with '''MarvelVsCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes'''.

The Marvel roster retained Wolverine and Cyclops (and brought back Omega Red from ''[=CotA=]'') and was extended with CaptainAmerica, {{Spider-Man}}, [[Comicbook/DoctorStrange Shuma-Gorath]], Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk and Blackheart. The ''StreetFighter'' side was pretty much left alone, with the exceptions of Cammy and Charlie (who were replaced by Dan and Sakura). The game also featured a number of hidden [[PaletteSwap character variants]], such as U.S. Agent, Mephisto, an armored Spider-Man, and a Zangief that couldn't block but was never hit-stunned - as well as Shadow (the result of Charlie being subjected to horrific experiments by Bisonf). The Japanese version also had an exclusive [[OriginalGeneration original]] character: Norimaro, a JokeCharacter [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed based on]] Japanese comedian Noritake Kinashi.

The Marvel roster retained Wolverine and Cyclops (and brought back Omega Red from ''[=CotA=]'') and was extended with CaptainAmerica, {{Spider-Man}}, [[Comicbook/DoctorStrange Shuma-Gorath]], Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk and Blackheart. The ''StreetFighter'' side was pretty much left alone, with the exceptions of Cammy and Charlie (who were replaced by Dan and Sakura). The game also featured a number of hidden [[PaletteSwap character variants]], such as U.S. Agent, Mephisto, an armored Spider-Man, and a Zangief that couldn't block but was never hit-stunned - as well as Shadow (the result of Charlie being subjected to horrific experiments by Bison; Shadow is often considered {{Fanon}} for ''Street Fighter'' itself). The Japanese version also had an exclusive [[OriginalGeneration original]] character: Norimaro, a JokeCharacter [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed based on]] Japanese comedian Noritake Kinashi.

* TheUnexpected: Shuma-Gorath. Omega Red as well, as he hadn't been featured since ''VideoGame/XMenChildrenOfTheAtom.''

The Marvel roster retained Wolverine and Cyclops (and brought back Omega Red from ''[=CotA=]'') and was extended with CaptainAmerica, {{Spider-Man}}, [[DoctorStrange Shuma-Gorath]], Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk and Blackheart. The ''StreetFighter'' side was pretty much left alone, with the exceptions of Cammy and Charlie (who were replaced by Dan and Sakura). The game also featured a number of hidden [[PaletteSwap character variants]], such as U.S. Agent, Mephisto, an armored Spider-Man, and a Zangief that couldn't block but was never hit-stunned - as well as Shadow (the result of Charlie being subjected to horrific experiments by Bison; Shadow is often considered {{Fanon}} for ''Street Fighter'' itself). The Japanese version also had an exclusive [[OriginalGeneration original]] character: Norimaro, a JokeCharacter [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed based on]] Japanese comedian Noritake Kinashi.

* CombatTentacles: The only plausible explanation as to how Shuma-Gorath made the cut over his antagonist, DoctorStrange.

** M. Bison, in whose ending [[spoiler:uses the same technology used in Cyber-Akuma to make Cyber-Charlie, and Bison orders him to destroy everything at will.]]
*** Also, one of his winquotes:

** Shuma-Gorath, whose ending has [[spoiler:him starting to multiply, taking the universe with him.]]
*** Also, this winquote:

** Of course, in tone with his character, Apocalypse:

* AWinnerIsYou: None of the secret characters get a proper ending.
** A bit of LostInTranslation creeps in here, because Shadow, Mech Zangief, and Sunburnt Sakura all have proper endings in the Japanese version, but only have the generic "You beat the game with a secret character" ending in the English version.

** It also has another form of it present via the [[CombinationAttack Team Hyper]] finishes: winning a match with one combines their names together which is then displayed in a huge font. Works with most of them, although some of the time the end result is somewhere in the lines of "Shinkuu Miracle Treasure" or "Knee Press Star".
*** Reaches its most ridiculous with Captain America and US Agent as a team, whose Team Hyper names combine into "Star Star".

** It also has another form of it present via the [[CombinationAttack double super]] finishes: winning a match with one combines their names together which is then displayed in a huge font. Works with most of them, although some of the time the end result is somewhere in the lines of "Shinkuu Miracle Treasure" or "Knee Press Star".

Followed in 1998 with '''[=~Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash Of The Superheroes~=]'''.

* PantyShot: Sakura, thanks to the magic of recycled ''[[StreetFighterAlpha Alpha]]'' sprites.

** Capcom wasn't that happy for StreetFighterIII, it seems:

* TheUnexpected: Shuma-Gorath. Omega Red as well, as he hadn't been featured since ''XMenChildrenOfTheAtom.''

''{{X-Men Vs Street Fighter}}'' was a huge hit, and in 1997, Capcom followed it up with '''Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter'''.