DiscipleofBob
02-02-2012, 05:12 PM
This might be a little dated, but oh well...
Whether you like or dislike the game, or whether or not you've decided to protest the game out of some grudge with Capcom business practices, you've got to admit: the crossover genre in games, movies, comic books, etcetera is a rare and wonderful treat. It introduces characters from completely different universes and gets two fanbases who were standing on opposite sides of the room to actually step across the convention hall and start talking already. But most importantly, or at least most relevently, it asks quite possibly the most important question:
Who Would Win?
The video games of this genre do a good job (usually) or balancing out gameplay so that every character can win at least a few matches, but we're not here for that. Sure in the games a lawyer can beat a cosmic horror and a photographer can beat a god (He's covered wars, ya know), but we're not here for that. We're here taking everyone's full capabilities, strengths and weaknesses into account. No gameplay video or health bar or stats will be useful here. This is all about the characters in their original media, be it video game or comic book.
The Rules:
1. Each character entry should take into account the original source material. For Marvel, this pretty much completely means the comic book character not the video game version. For Capcom, this means the game franchise the character's from.
2. Capcom characters have full access to any bizarre physics from the world of their origin. Viewtiful Joe has his movie-fighting style. Phoenix Wright can actually stun people and harm them on a psychological level with his evidence and "OBJECTION!" Street Fighter martial artists can actually shoot fireballs and are capable of the superhuman feats so often seen in their games.
3. Winning a match does not necessarily mean to the death. KO or imprisoning an enemy can also count. So just because someone's an immortal or has a healing factor doesn't mean they can't be beaten.
4. The results of each match are independent of one another. If Dark Phoenix happens to blow up the world in her match, it doesn't affect the other matches. The same goes for different rounds. Just because someone was brutally murdered and dismembered in one round doesn't affect their status in any other fight.
5. The scenario, battleground, and setup for each match is whatever the general consensus is the most likely. Generally speaking, most matches will assume both combatants are aware of each other's violent intents before the matches start.
And finally, the matches:
Round 1: (based off the reveal trailer)
1. Wolverine VS Ryu (Street Fighter)
2. Iron Man VS Morrigan (Darkstalkers)
3. Hulk VS Chris Redfield (Resident Evil)
4. Deadpool VS Dante (Devil May Cry)
5. Captain America VS Felicia (Darkstalkers)
6. Dr. Doom VS Chun Li (Street Fighter)
7. Super Skrull VS Trish (Devil May Cry)
8. Dormammu VS Viewtiful Joe
9. Thor VS Amaterasu (Okami)
10. X-23 VS Tron Bonne (Mega Man Legends)
11. Spider-Man VS Albert Wesker (Resident Evil)
12. Magneto VS Nathan Spencer (Bionic Commando)
13. MODOK VS Arhur (Ghosts and Goblins)
14. Storm VS Crimson Viper (Street Fighter 4)
15. She-Hulk VS Zero (Mega Man X)
16. Phoenix VS Haggar (Final Fight)
17. Taskmaster VS Akuma (Street Fighter)
18. Sentinel VS Hsien-Ko (Darkstalkers)
19. Shuma Gorath VS Jill Valentine (Resident Evil)
20. Hawkeye VS Firebrand (Ghosts and Goblins)
21. Ghost Rider VS Strider Hiryu (Strider)
22. Dr. Strange VS Nemesis (Resident Evil)
23. Iron Fist VS Vergil (Devil May Cry)
24. Nova VS Phoenix Wright (Ace Attorney)
25. Rocket Raccoon VS Frank West (Dead Rising)
Round 2: (based off the extended cinematic for the game)
1. Nova VS Ryu
2. Hulk VS Haggar
3. Ghost Rider VS Dante
4. Dr. Strange VS Morrigan
5. Spider-Man VS Strider Hiryu
6. Deadpool VS Phoenix Wright (assume for the sake of argument that Deadpool has enough 4th wall and humor shenanigans that he'd actually be affected by Phoenix Wright's "fighting style" and operates under Ace Attorney logic)
7. Phoenix VS Albert Wesker
8. Wolverine VS Vergil
9. Hawkeye and Captain America VS Firebrand (If you think 2v1 is too unfair, make it two Firebrands for this fight.)
10. Iron Man VS Nathan Spencer
12. Thor VS Trish
13. Dormammu VS Amaterasu
14. Iron Fist VS Chun Li
15. X-23 VS Nemesis
16. Rocket Raccoon VS Viewtiful Joe
17. MODOK VS Zero
18. Tron Bonne VS Sentinel
19. Super Skrull VS Crimson Viper and Frank West (who if it gets too bad he can stay on the sidelines and it can just be Viper VS Skrull.)
20. Taskmaster VS Hsien-Ko
21. Dr. Doom VS Arthur
22. Magneto VS Galactus
23. Storm VS Akuma
24. She-Hulk VS Jill Valentine
and Round 3: (Some other matchups)
Wolverine VS Strider Hiru
Rocket Raccoon VS Chris Redfield
Spider-Man VS Frank West
She-Hulk VS Phoenix Wright in a pure courtroom battle.
Whether you like or dislike the game, or whether or not you've decided to protest the game out of some grudge with Capcom business practices, you've got to admit: the crossover genre in games, movies, comic books, etcetera is a rare and wonderful treat. It introduces characters from completely different universes and gets two fanbases who were standing on opposite sides of the room to actually step across the convention hall and start talking already. But most importantly, or at least most relevently, it asks quite possibly the most important question:
Who Would Win?
The video games of this genre do a good job (usually) or balancing out gameplay so that every character can win at least a few matches, but we're not here for that. Sure in the games a lawyer can beat a cosmic horror and a photographer can beat a god (He's covered wars, ya know), but we're not here for that. We're here taking everyone's full capabilities, strengths and weaknesses into account. No gameplay video or health bar or stats will be useful here. This is all about the characters in their original media, be it video game or comic book.
The Rules:
1. Each character entry should take into account the original source material. For Marvel, this pretty much completely means the comic book character not the video game version. For Capcom, this means the game franchise the character's from.
2. Capcom characters have full access to any bizarre physics from the world of their origin. Viewtiful Joe has his movie-fighting style. Phoenix Wright can actually stun people and harm them on a psychological level with his evidence and "OBJECTION!" Street Fighter martial artists can actually shoot fireballs and are capable of the superhuman feats so often seen in their games.
3. Winning a match does not necessarily mean to the death. KO or imprisoning an enemy can also count. So just because someone's an immortal or has a healing factor doesn't mean they can't be beaten.
4. The results of each match are independent of one another. If Dark Phoenix happens to blow up the world in her match, it doesn't affect the other matches. The same goes for different rounds. Just because someone was brutally murdered and dismembered in one round doesn't affect their status in any other fight.
5. The scenario, battleground, and setup for each match is whatever the general consensus is the most likely. Generally speaking, most matches will assume both combatants are aware of each other's violent intents before the matches start.
And finally, the matches:
Round 1: (based off the reveal trailer)
1. Wolverine VS Ryu (Street Fighter)
2. Iron Man VS Morrigan (Darkstalkers)
3. Hulk VS Chris Redfield (Resident Evil)
4. Deadpool VS Dante (Devil May Cry)
5. Captain America VS Felicia (Darkstalkers)
6. Dr. Doom VS Chun Li (Street Fighter)
7. Super Skrull VS Trish (Devil May Cry)
8. Dormammu VS Viewtiful Joe
9. Thor VS Amaterasu (Okami)
10. X-23 VS Tron Bonne (Mega Man Legends)
11. Spider-Man VS Albert Wesker (Resident Evil)
12. Magneto VS Nathan Spencer (Bionic Commando)
13. MODOK VS Arhur (Ghosts and Goblins)
14. Storm VS Crimson Viper (Street Fighter 4)
15. She-Hulk VS Zero (Mega Man X)
16. Phoenix VS Haggar (Final Fight)
17. Taskmaster VS Akuma (Street Fighter)
18. Sentinel VS Hsien-Ko (Darkstalkers)
19. Shuma Gorath VS Jill Valentine (Resident Evil)
20. Hawkeye VS Firebrand (Ghosts and Goblins)
21. Ghost Rider VS Strider Hiryu (Strider)
22. Dr. Strange VS Nemesis (Resident Evil)
23. Iron Fist VS Vergil (Devil May Cry)
24. Nova VS Phoenix Wright (Ace Attorney)
25. Rocket Raccoon VS Frank West (Dead Rising)
Round 2: (based off the extended cinematic for the game)
1. Nova VS Ryu
2. Hulk VS Haggar
3. Ghost Rider VS Dante
4. Dr. Strange VS Morrigan
5. Spider-Man VS Strider Hiryu
6. Deadpool VS Phoenix Wright (assume for the sake of argument that Deadpool has enough 4th wall and humor shenanigans that he'd actually be affected by Phoenix Wright's "fighting style" and operates under Ace Attorney logic)
7. Phoenix VS Albert Wesker
8. Wolverine VS Vergil
9. Hawkeye and Captain America VS Firebrand (If you think 2v1 is too unfair, make it two Firebrands for this fight.)
10. Iron Man VS Nathan Spencer
12. Thor VS Trish
13. Dormammu VS Amaterasu
14. Iron Fist VS Chun Li
15. X-23 VS Nemesis
16. Rocket Raccoon VS Viewtiful Joe
17. MODOK VS Zero
18. Tron Bonne VS Sentinel
19. Super Skrull VS Crimson Viper and Frank West (who if it gets too bad he can stay on the sidelines and it can just be Viper VS Skrull.)
20. Taskmaster VS Hsien-Ko
21. Dr. Doom VS Arthur
22. Magneto VS Galactus
23. Storm VS Akuma
24. She-Hulk VS Jill Valentine
and Round 3: (Some other matchups)
Wolverine VS Strider Hiru
Rocket Raccoon VS Chris Redfield
Spider-Man VS Frank West
She-Hulk VS Phoenix Wright in a pure courtroom battle.