History VideoGame / MarvelSuperHeroesVsStreetFighter

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* {{Leitmotif}}: A notable aversion. Like ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'', which was released previously that year, ''none'' of the Street Fighters retained [[BootstrappedTheme their iconic themes]] from ''[[VideoGame/StreetFighterII II]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha Alpha]]'', instead being given new music for this game. On the Marvel side, only Spider-Man, Captain America, Omega Red, Shuma Gorath and Blackheart would keep their themes from previous outings. This was mostly amended in [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes the following game]] (save for Spidey and Cap) and completely reversed by the time of ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''.

* CanonImmigrant: Dan's ending, keeping with his origins as [[TakeThat a parody]] of [[VideoGame/ArtOfFighting Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia]] (and Creator/{{SNK}} as a whole), spoofs [[LukeIAmYourFather the]] [[TwistEnding ending]] of ''Art of Fighting'', complete with giving him a hitherto unknown little sister to play the part of Yuri Sakazaki. [[VideoGame/StreetFighter Nearly twenty years later]], Capcom decided to canonize Dan's sister, give her a name ('''Yuri'''ko), and let her serve as the shopkeeper for ''[[CapcomSequelStagnation SFV: Arcade Edition]]''.

* LargeHam: [[LargeHamAnnouncer The announcer]] on just about '''every K.O.''' resulting from a Hyper Comboo.

** Mecha Zangief [[ImmuneToFlinching CANNOT be knocked down]] and gains a BreathWeapon special attack in the vein of Dhalsim's Yoga Fire (the Vodka Fire/Siberian Breath), but has the worst mobility in the game.

* CanonImmigrant: Dan's ending, keeping with his origins as [[TakeThat a parody]] of [[VideoGame/ArtOfFighting Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia]] (and Creator/{{SNK}} as a whole), spoofs [[LukeIAmYourFather the]] [[TwistEnding ending]] of ''Art of Fighting'', complete with giving him a hitherto little sister to play the part of Yuri Sakazaki. [[VideoGame/StreetFighter Nearly twenty years later]], Capcom decided to canonize Dan's sister, give her a name ('''Yuri'''ko), and let her serve as the shopkeeper for ''[[CapcomSequelStagnation SFV: Arcade Edition]]''.

--> ''"I was the first. And I alone will be the last!"''

* HugeGuyTinyGirl: one of the default teams is Sakura and the Incredible Hulk.

* LargeHam: The [[LargeHamAnnouncer announcer]] on just about '''every KO''' that ends in a super move.

* KamehameHadoken: The second part of the trope's name comes from the version of the Shinkuu Hadouken, which is the best known of many, MANY, '''MANY''' instances.

** 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 Hyper 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 U.S. Agent or Blackheart and Mephisto as a team, whose Team Hyper names combine into "Star Star" and "Armageddon Armageddon" respectively.

** Armored Spider-Man trades speed for super armor.
** Mephisto has a few winquotes exclusive to him while adding fire effects to some of his moves, which are based on his son Blackheart.
** U.S. Agent has different winquotes but has similar gameplay to Captain America.
** Mecha Zangief CANNOT be knocked down, but has the worst mobility in the game.

--> '''''"HYPER COMBO FINISH!"''''': For bonus points, get this using an Otoko Michi. It's the only move you'll hear this on from a character that is not a hidden character or a boss.

Apocalypse is still featured as a boss fight, but instead of fighting your partner after defeating him, the final fight is now against [[{{Cyborg}} Cyber-Akuma]], a [[ShapedLikeItself cybernetic]] version of Akuma who appears to have been somehow transported from this continuity's ''ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse'' timeline after having been turned into one of his Horsemen.

* BigBad: Apocalypse.
** TheDragon: Cyber-Akuma

*** The [[LargeHam Announcer]] even gets in on the fun by announcing the Hyper Combos used to win a match. Hearing the announcer yell '''SHINKUUTATSUMAKISENPUUKYAKUUUU''' at the end of a match [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments has to be heard to be believed]].

* CombinationAttack: Double Hypers.
** Notably, Ryu and Ken have a unique attack where Ken joins Ryu in performing a Shinkuu Hadouken. Zangief has two: if he's the point man, his teammate joins him in performing a Double Final Atomic Buster while in other cases he performs an enhanced Double Lariat.

--> ''"I shall rule all in this pathetic world!"''

--> ''"I am the eye of the storm to come!"''

--> ''"I alone prevail... You cannot stop me!"''
--> ''"I am eternal. None can withstand me."''
--> ''"I am eternal. You did not stand a chance, fool!"''
--> ''"I create history your grandchildren will read!"''

--> ''"I shall rule the universe with my power!"''
* HulkSpeak: Guess who?
--> (''against Apocalypse'') ''"Hulk hates Apocalypse! HULK SMASH!"''

--> ''"Hulk Smash! Smash! Smash! Only kidding..."''

* {{Leitmotif}}: A notable aversion. Like ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'', which was released previously that year, ''none'' of the Street Fighters retained [[BootstrappedTheme their iconic themes]] from ''II'' and ''Alpha'', instead being given new music for this game. On the Marvel side, only Spider-Man, Captain America, Omega Red, Shuma Gorath and Blackheart would keep their themes from previous outings. This was mostly amended in [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes the following game]] (save for Spidey and Cap) and completely reversed by the time of ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''.

* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Apocalypse, for Cyber-Akuma.]]

* ShoutOut: Check [[ShoutOut/CapcomVsWhatever the page]].

** Also, if Spidey's TakeThat against ''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga'' in ''VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes'' wasn't enough:
--> ''"I'm not a clone! I'm the one and only!"''

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

* AmbidextrousSprite: Cyber-Akuma's ArmCannon. Normally it's the right one, but it changes to his left one when facing in the opposite direction.

* BreakingTheFourthWall:
--> '''Norimaro:''' ''"I've only got a quarter! ...Sorry!"''

* {{Cyborg}}:
** In this continuity, Apocalypse rebuilds Akuma as one.
** And, to an extent, Mech-Zangief.

* FireBreathingDiner: Mecha Zangief has a move where he spews blue fire.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Averted. Norimaro was supposed to have a ''[[AssShove kancho]]'' throw in the Japanese port of the game, but when Marvel found out about it, it was promptly removed. [[http://tcrf.net/Marvel_Super_Heroes_vs._Street_Fighter_(Arcade) More details here.]]

* InstantAwesomeJustAddMecha:
** Mecha Zangief, a cybernetic version of Zangief. While not a proper mecha, this version of Zangief [[ImmuneToFlinching couldn't flinch]] [[TheJuggernaut and took reduced damage]] from pretty much any attack. He could also use a [[PlayingWithFire fiery]] [[BreathWeapon breath]] attack as Mech-Zangief, the Vodka Fire, similar to Dhalsim's Yoga Blast. The downside is his inability to block in this form.
** Cyber-Akuma (Mech-Gouki in Japan), a roboticized version created by Apocalypse, as the game's final boss. He's a more powerful and faster Akuma that possess the greatest attack and defense of any character in the game, and comes complete with mechanical wings and {{rocket punch}}es. He can fire two Zankuu Hadoukens while midair, much like Shin Akuma, and can also perform an ''aerial'' [[strike:Shun Goku Satsu]] Shining Gou Shock, something that wouldn't be seen again in ''Street Fighter''-related media until the introduction of Oni in 2012's ''Super VideoGame/StreetFighterIV: Arcade Edition''.

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Cyber-Akuma, a cyborg version of an evil BloodKnight who is also a badass, and a martial artist, how does ''that'' not count? Oh, and he has a freaking ''ArmCannon'' as well as wings.
* OriginalGeneration: Norimaro. To a much lesser extent, Cyber-Akuma, being a variant created only for their sole appearance.
* PaintItBlack: Shadow, a roboticized version of Charlie.

** Sunburned/Dark Sakura [[note]]the official Japanese term for this form is ''Hiyakeshita'', which translates to the former[[/note]] fires the Shinkuu Hadouken forward and obtains some of Akuma's properties, including the Shun Goku Satsu.

** Shadow is unique in that he is a palette swap of Charlie, who was not retained from his appearance in ''X-Men vs. Street Fighter''. His moves have altered properties compared to Charlie's in that game.

* RocketPunch: Cyber-Akuma.

* SNKBoss: Cyber-Akuma, a Shin Akuma variant brought about by Apocalypse either cloning or mechanizing Akuma.

* SuperpoweredEvilSide: Sunburned Sakura, a WhatIf version of Sakura depicting what she'd be like if she chose to follow Akuma instead of Ryu.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Shuma-Gorath [[VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes once again]]. Omega Red as well, as he hadn't been featured since ''VideoGame/XMenChildrenOfTheAtom.''

* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: Because the Playstation version could not fully implement the tag team system, a variant on this based on VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}} was implemented. Players were tasked with depleting an opponent's health bar a certain amount of times, with any red health restored between rounds. This was in direct contrast with the predecessor port's traditional round system, and would later carry over to the Playstation version of [[VideoGame/MarvelVSCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes the sequel too.]]

* ThreeRoundDeathmatch: Because the Playstation version could not fully implement the tag team system, a variant on this based on {{Darkstalkers}} was implemented. Players were tasked with depleting an opponent's health bar a certain amount of times, with any red health restored between rounds. This was in direct contrast with the predecessor port's traditional round system, and would later carry over to the Playstation version of [[VideoGame/MarvelVSCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes the sequel too.]]

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Cyber-Akuma, a cyborg version of an evil BloodKnight who is also a {{Badass}}, and a martial artist, how does ''that'' not count? Oh, and he has a freaking ''ArmCannon'' as well as wings.

** Mecha Zangief, a cybernetic version of Zangief. While not a proper mecha, this version of Zangief [[ImmuneToFlinching couldn't flinch]] [[TheJuggernaut and took reduced damage]] from pretty much any attack. He could also use a [[PlayingWithFire fiery]] [[BreathWeapon breath]] attack as Mech-Zangief, the Siberian Breath, similar to Dhalsim's Yoga Blast. The downside is his inability to block in this form.
** Cyber Akuma (Mecha Gouki in Japan), a roboticized version created by Apocalypse, as the game's final boss. He's a more powerful and faster Akuma that possess the greatest attack and defense of any character in the game, and comes complete with mechanical wings and {{rocket punch}}es. He can fire two Zankuu Hadoukens while midair, much like Shin Akuma, and can also perform an ''aerial'' [[strike:Shun Goku Satsu]] Shining Gou Shock, something that wouldn't be seen again in ''Street Fighter''-related media until the introduction of Oni in 2012's ''Super VideoGame/StreetFighterIV: Arcade Edition''.

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Cyber-Akuma, a cyborg version of an evil BloodKnight who is also a badass, and a martial artist, how does ''that'' not count? Oh, and he has a freaking ''ArmCannon'' as well as wings.

* PaletteSwap: Mephisto, U.S. Agent, and any other secret character not called Apocalypse or Cyber-Akuma. They all have different properties compared to their regular versions:

* LargeHam: The [[LargeHamAnnouncer announcer]].
--> '''''HYPER COMBO FINIIIIIIISH!!'''''

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

--> '''''"HYPER COMBO FINISH!"'''''

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Cyber-Akuma, a cyborg version of an evil BloodKnight who is also a {{Badass}}, and a martial artist, how does ''that'' not count? Oh, and he has a freaking ''ArmCannon'' as well as wings.

* {{Leitmotif}}: A notable aversion. Like ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'', which was released previously that year, ''none'' of the Street Fighters retained [[BootstrappedTheme their iconic themes]] from ''II'' and ''Alpha'', instead being given new music for this game. On the Marvel side, only Spidey, Cap, Omega Red, Shuma, and Blackheart would keep their themes from previous outings (though Shuma received a remix of his ''Marvel Super Heroes'' theme as opposed to a simple re-arrangement). This was mostly amended in [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes the following game]] and completely reversed by the time of ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''.

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

** 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 U.S. Agent or Blackheart and Mephisto as a team, whose Team Hyper names combine into "Star Star" and "Armageddon Armageddon" respectively.

** Shadow is unique in that he is a palette swap of Charlie, who was not retained from his appearance in XMenVsStreetFighter. His moves have altered properties compared to Charlie's in that game.

** Mephisto has a few winquotes exclusive to him while adding fire effects to some of his moves.

** Shadow is unique in that he is a palette swap of Charlie, who was not retained from his appearance in the first game.

* OriginalGeneration: Norimaro. To a much lesser extent, Cyber-Akuma could count as well, being a variant created only for their sole appearance.

-->''"Are you ready, True Believers? Capcom and Marvel have joined forces once again to bring you..."''\\

The Marvel roster retained ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} and ComicBook/{{Cyclops}} (and brought back [[Franchise/XMen Omega Red]] from ''[[VideoGame/XMenChildrenOfTheAtom Children of the Atom]]'') and was extended with ComicBook/CaptainAmerica, Franchise/SpiderMan, [[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Shuma-Gorath]], ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk, and [[ComicBook/GhostRider Blackheart]]. The ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' side was pretty much left alone, with the exceptions of [[VideoGame/StreetFighterII Cammy]] and [[VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha Charlie]] (who were replaced by [[VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha Dan and Sakura]]). The game also featured a number of hidden [[PaletteSwap character variants]], such as [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica U.S. Agent]], [[ComicBook/GhostRider Mephisto]], an armored Spider-Man, and an alternate version of [[VideoGame/StreetFighterII Zangief]], Mecha Zangief, that couldn't block but had hyper armor (i.e. [[ImmuneToFlinching he was immune to hitstun]]) and could [[BreathWeapon breathe fire]] -- as well as Shadow (the result of Charlie being subjected to horrific experiments by Bison). The Japanese version also had an exclusive {{original|character}}: Norimaro, a JokeCharacter [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed based on]] Japanese comedian Noritake Kinashi.

** Mephisto/Blackheart's Armageddon summons a meteor storm to the battlefield.

* FireBreathingDiner: Mecha Zangief had a move where he spewed blue fire.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Averted. Norimaro was supposed to have a [[AssShove "Kancho"]] throw in the Japanese port of the game, but when Marvel found out about it, it was promptly removed. [[http://tcrf.net/Marvel_Super_Heroes_vs._Street_Fighter_(Arcade) More details here.]]

* {{Leitmotif}}: A notable aversion. Like ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'', which was released previously that year, ''none'' of the Street Fighters retained [[BootstrappedTheme their iconic themes]] from ''II'' and ''Alpha'', instead being given new music for this game. On the Marvel side, only Spidey, Cap, Omega Red, and Shuma would keep their themes from previous outings (though Shuma received a remix of his ''Marvel Super Heroes'' theme as opposed to a simple re-arrangement). This was mostly amended in [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes the following game]] and completely reversed by the time of ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''.

** Mephisto has a few win-quotes exclusive to him while adding fire effects to some of his moves.

-->''Are you ready, True Believers? Capcom and Marvel have joined forces once again to bring you...''\\
''IT'S '''MARVEL SUPER HEROES VS. STREET FIGHTER'''!''

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

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). The Japanese version also had an exclusive [[OriginalGeneration original]] character: Norimaro, a JokeCharacter [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed based on]] Japanese comedian Noritake Kinashi.

The gameplay remained mostly the same as the previous game in fact even using the same backgrounds only remixed. Theres also the addition of being able to call your partner in for an attack without switching out.

Apocalypse is still featured as a boss fight, but instead of fighting your partner after defeating him, the final fight is now against Cyber-Akuma, a version of Akuma who appears to have been somehow transported from this continuity's Age of Apocalypse timeline after having been turn into one of his Horsemen.

* AGodAmI:
** M. Bison. His ending has him using the same technology used in Cyber-Akuma to make [[spoiler:Cyber-Charlie]], and Bison orders him to destroy everything at will. Also, one of his winquotes:
--> ''"I shall rule all in this pathetic world!"''
** Shuma-Gorath. His ending has him starting to multiply, taking the universe with him. There's also this winquote:
--> ''"I am the eye of the storm to come!"''
** In tone with his character, Apocalypse:
--> ''"I alone prevail... You cannot stop me!"''
--> ''"I am eternal. None can withstand me."''
--> ''"I am eternal. You did not stand a chance, fool!"''
--> ''"I create history your grandchildren will read!"''
--> ''"I was the first. And I alone will be the last!"''
** One of Blackheart's winquotes:
--> ''"I shall rule the universe with my power!"''
* AllJustADream: Ken's ending. Ryu wakes him up before their training, and Ken notes a strange dream he had fighting alongside super heroes. Helps explain [[PowerCreepPowerSeep why he wasn't killed as soon as a Marvel hero hit him with any of their super powers.]]
* AWinnerIsYou: None of the secret characters get a proper ending, at least in the English version.

* AnnouncerChatter: '''WELCOME TO THE ADVENTURE!!!'''

--> '''Akuma''': ''[[AboveGoodAndEvil There is no good or evil, only Akuma.]]''
--> '''Cyber-Akuma''': ''There is no greater power than me...''

* BloodKnight: Akuma. It gets worse with his Cyber-self:

--> '''Norimaro:''' ''I've only got a quarter! ...Sorry!''
* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Omega Red's ending has [[spoiler:him killing Ryu offscreen, and Ken is kneeling next to his corpse]].
--> [[spoiler:'''Ken''': ''How many lives have you ended?'']]
--> [[spoiler:'''Omega Red''': ''[[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure Do you count the number of breaths you've taken?]]'']]
--> [[spoiler:(Cue Ken's offscreen death)]]

*** The [[LargeHam Announcer]] even gets in on the fun by announcing the Hyper Combos used to win a match. Hearing the announcer yell '''SHINKUUTATSUMAKISENPUUKYAKUUUU''' at the end of a match [[CrowningMomentOfFunny has to be heard to be believed]].

* CombinationAttack: Double Supers.

--> '''Dan:''' ''I will put the big hurt on you!''
--> '''Apocalypse:''' ''Who are you, posturing idiot?!''

* GeniusBruiser: The Hulk, where he's in the guise of the Merged Hulk/Professor persona. (remember, The Green Scar from ''Planet Hulk'' and ''WorldWarHulk'' had yet to be created at the time)
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Averted. Norimaro was supposed to have a "Kancho" throw in the Japanese port of the game, but when Marvel found out about it, it was promptly removed. More details [[http://tcrf.net/Marvel_Super_Heroes_vs._Street_Fighter_(Arcade) here.]]

--> '''(Against Apocalypse) :''' ''Hulk hates Apocalypse! HULK SMASH!''

** Mecha-Zangief, a cybernetic version of Zangief. While not a proper Mecha, this version of Zangief [[TheJuggernaut couldn't flinch and took reduced damage]] from pretty much any attack. He could also use a [[PlayingWithFire fiery]] [[BreathWeapon breath]] attack as Mech-Zangief, the Siberian Breath, similar to Dhalsim's Yoga Blast. The downside is his inability to block in this form.
** Cyber Akuma, (Mecha Gouki in Japan) a roboticized version created by Apocalypse, as the game's final boss. He's a more powerful and faster Akuma that possess the greatest attack and defense of any character in the game, and comes complete with mechanical wings and {{rocket punch}}es.

* MadlibsDialogue:
** Beat the game to get dialogue like this before the character endings: "We make a great team (insert name here)", "We shall meet again (insert name here)".
** 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 or Blackheart and Mephisto as a team, whose Team Hyper names combine into "Star Star" and "Armageddon Armageddon" respectively.

* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Apocalypse, for Cyber-Akuma]].
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Cyber Akuma, a cyborg version of an evil BloodKnight who is also a {{Badass}}, and a martial artist, how does ''that'' not count? Oh, and he has a freaking ''ArmCannon'' as well as wings.

** Dark Sakura fires the Shinkuu Hadouken forward and obtains some of Akuma's properties, including the Shun Goku Satsu.

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

* SNKBoss: Cyber-Akuma, a Shin Akuma variant based on Apocalypse either cloning or mechanizing Akuma.
* {{Stripperific}}: In the men's side, Hulk, Zangief and Dhalsim.
* SuperpoweredEvilSide: Sunburned Sakura (WhatIf Sakura chose to follow Akuma instead of Ryu?).

** Also, if Spidey's TakeThat against the Clone Saga in ''VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes'' wasn't enough:

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

* YourSoulIsMine:
--> '''Mephisto:''' ''Now I tell you a truth. Your soul belongs to me.''