YMMV / Street Fighter vs. Darkstalkers

• Continuity Lockout: The comic not only requires knowledge from the previous Street Fighter comics by Udon, but also the Darkstalkers comics that were even older, didn't sell well and were not even by the same writer, but also share continuity with this event.
• Hilarious in Hindsight: Rikuo taking Laura Matsuda as his queen during a extra side story becomes this in light of The Shape of Water.
• Magnificent Bastard: Locked away in the void between worlds following a failed coup to conquer the Makai, Jedah Domah found enlightenment and sought to bring peace to the universe in his own twisted way. Swaying Lilith to his side under the promise she would be able to fuse with Morrigan again, Jedah has the Street Fighters and the Darkstalkers transported to his own personal realm, the Majigen, and uses the chaotic fighting between them to generate negative energy for his schemes. Tricking Gill into channeling the energy for him, Jedah creates his "fetus of God", a monstrous, demonic child with the purpose of devouring the souls of all who live, united into a single consciousness, free from their own individuality. Even when cornered, Jedah keeps a cool head and manages to improvise a trick to goad two groups of fighters into battling one another while his baby grows in strength.
• The Scrappy: Just like Morrigan, Lilith goes through a severe case of Adaptational Villainy, killing many people and taking sadistic pleasure the same way as her. Also like with Morrigan before, this hasn't earned her many fans.
• They Wasted a Perfectly Good Character: Unlike the Darkstalkers comic, Hsien-Ko has an actual appearance here. However, she only appears as in Issue 6's extra story. Despite being a Dark Hunter, she doesn't have any involvement in the main story whatsoever.

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