Marvel vs. Capcom (series)

Marvel vs. Capcom (Japanese: マーヴルVSカプコン, Hepburn: Māburu tai Kapukon^?) is a series of fighting games created by Capcom in which characters created by Marvel Comics and Capcom's own characters appear together. While it was the first Vs. series involving Capcom, the Marvel brand exists to distinguish it from Capcom's other Vs. series with SNK (Capcom vs. SNK) and Tatsunoko Production (Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars).

The Marvel characters depicted in these games were often based on their incarnations in various 1990s animated series, particularly X-Men, and were often voiced by the same voice actors.

Many of the characters and fighting mechanics used in these games were first developed and refined in two other fighting games Capcom had developed earlier, serving as precursors to the series: X-Men: Children of the Atom, which featured characters strictly from the X-Men universe (with the exception of Akuma), and Marvel Super Heroes, which gleaned characters from Marvel's entire roster (X-Men included, with the exception of Anita). These two games are thought to have laid the foundation for the Marvel vs. Capcom series.^[1]

Contents 1 Games 2 Story 3 Marvel Characters 3.1 Characters from The Avengers 3.2 Characters from Daredevil 3.3 Characters from Doctor Strange 3.4 Characters from Fantastic Four 3.5 Characters from Ghost Rider 3.6 Characters from Heroes for Hire 3.7 Characters from Ka-Zar 3.8 Characters from Midnight Sons 3.9 Characters from Spider-Man 3.10 Characters from X-Men 3.11 Other Marvel characters 4 Capcom Characters 4.1 Characters from Ace Attorney 4.2 Characters from Bionic Commando 4.3 Characters from Breath of Fire 4.4 Characters from Captain Commando 4.5 Characters from Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness 4.6 Characters from Darkstalkers 4.7 Characters from Dead Rising 4.8 Characters from Devil May Cry 4.9 Characters from Final Fight 4.10 Characters from Forgotten Worlds 4.11 Characters from Ghosts'n Goblins 4.12 Characters from Ghost Trick 4.13 Characters from Mega Man 4.14 Characters from Monster Hunter 4.15 Characters from Ōkami 4.16 Characters from Red Earth 4.17 Characters from Resident Evil 4.18 Characters from Rival Schools 4.19 Characters from Star Gladiator 4.20 Characters from Street Fighter 4.21 Characters from Strider 4.22 Characters from Three Wonders 4.23 Characters from Viewtiful Joe 4.24 Other Capcom characters 4.25 Original characters 5 References 6 External links

Games

• X-Men vs. Street Fighter (Arcade, PlayStation, Sega Saturn (Japan only)) - 1996-1998
• Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter (Arcade, PlayStation, Sega Saturn (Japan only)) - 1997-1999
• Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (Arcade, Dreamcast, PlayStation) - 1998-2000
• Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (Arcade, Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network) - 2000-2009
• Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds / Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360) - 2011-2012

Story

There does not appear to be a concrete story behind each game in the series, although several plot points run across the various games of the series. However, various pairs of characters - typically one Marvel and one Capcom, were often partnered with each other during gameplay (although later games randomized the partnerships so that it was possible to complete the game facing all Marvel or all Capcom teams). Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, unlike previous installments, ties into the game storyline and plot.^[2]

However, several interesting (but obviously non-canonical to both Marvel and Capcom continuities) side-plots did emerge throughout the series, some of which contradict the others:

• In X-Men vs. Street Fighter,
  • Psylocke rescues the amnesiac Cammy, who lost her memory after the battle with Apocalypse, from The Hand and its leader, Matsu'o Tsurayaba. Three years later, she joins the British special forces unit, Delta Red.
  • Wolverine seeks Akuma in Japan as he believes Akuma has information about his own past. However, in order to get the information from Akuma, he must win a fight.
  • Jubilee greets Wolverine and Ryu. Wolverine then teaches her about Ryu's honor and has found respect for him.
  • Sabretooth engages in a final battle with Wolverine, after defeating everyone he has come across. Ryu, Chun-Li, and Charlie were among those Sabretooth have beaten.
  • Zangief and Colossus defend Russia against Omega Red.
  • Storm and Gambit rescue Forge, Dan, Sakura, and the rest of the X-Men and Street Fighters. As Storm was about to rekindle her relationship with Forge, Shuma-Gorath breaks free and all five of them do battle against him, putting Storm's love for Forge on hold.
  • M. Bison gives Rogue an offer to become human but declines, refusing to be under his control. This leads to her questioning her mutant powers. Chun-Li dismisses her by responding that she can throw fireballs. Later on, Gambit approaches Rogue and consoles her, appreciating the way she is.
  • Chun-Li was made an honorary member of the X-Men, despite the lack of mutant powers on her part. Ryu is also offered membership in both the X-Men and the Avengers, but turns it down both times, preferring to continue on his own path.
  • Magneto and M. Bison forge an alliance, intending on betraying each other at a later time. In Magneto's ending, he eventually manages to get the upper hand and kills Bison, with the Shadaloo Grand Masters (Balrog, Vega, and Sagat) joining him afterwards, fearful of Magneto's power. The opposite happens in M. Bison's ending.
  • Charlie is kidnapped by M. Bison, who uses Shadaloo's technology to transform him to a super-soldier henchman known as Shadow. This prompts Guile to seek revenge against M. Bison.

• In Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter,
  • Apocalypse captures Akuma and turns him into Cyber-Akuma.
  • Confirming Charlie's ending from the previous game, Shadow appears as a hidden character. In M. Bison's ending, a completely mechanical Charlie (built with the technology behind Cyber-Akuma) follows Bison's orders to spread fear and destruction in the name of Shadaloo.
  • Ryu reunites with Cyclops and they both take down Cyber-Akuma.
  • In a follow-up from X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Wolverine and Akuma continue their rivalry. This time, Akuma stalks Wolverine, who defeats Cyber-Akuma, and is ready to reveal his past if Wolverine concedes to a duel with him. Therefore, Wolverine accept Akuma's ultimatum.
  • Hulk initiates a conversation with Blanka and agrees to help find Blanka's mother.
  • Omega Red apparently kills Ryu, prompting Ken to also seek revenge.
  • Chun-Li reports to Interpol with the capture of various Marvel characters and Street Fighters, including Spider-Man, Wolverine, Hulk, Shuma-Gorath, Ken, Zangief, and Sakura.
  • In Dan's ending, Akuma is hinted to be his father. However, this ending, much like Dan himself, is a parody of the Art of Fighting series. In this case, the ending to the first game.
  • Dhalsim welcomes Shuma-Gorath to his home in India.
  • In Akuma's ending, Dan is turned into Cyber-Dan by Apocalypse. He is very easily defeated by Akuma, though.
  • In Ken's endings, the events of the games never actually happened. In X-Men vs. Street Fighter, he was playing the game itself with his son Mel, while the events of Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter appear to be a dream. He wakes up and continues his training with Ryu.

• In Marvel vs. Capcom,
  • When Onslaught emerges, Charles Xavier subconsciously calls the Capcom heroes to help stop himself.
  • After the death of Onslaught, Captain America gathers the Capcom heroes and transported them back to their world.
  • Shadow turns on M. Bison, who then tries to subject Chun-Li to the same fate.
  • In Shadow Lady's ending, Jin Saotome is attacked by M. Bison and left near death. Shadow Lady and fellow cyborg Shadow find Jin and to prevent his death, they modify him into a being like themselves.
  • Jin disappears after defeating Onslaught, with Ryu vowing that one day he would return.
  • In Ryu's ending, Ken takes his protégé Sean to see him to continue his training.
  • In the Hulk's ending, Captain America sacrifices himself to destroy Onslaught (in a scene similar to the canonical Onslaught Saga).
  • Zangief, in his Iron Body form, battles Jin's Cyberbot, Blodia.
  • Gambit flirts with Morrigan until Rogue intervenes and takes him away.
  • Morrigan doesn't find anyone who can provide a challenge for her. Ryu then steps up to accept her challenge in a game of Puzzle Fighter.
  • An unspecified accident causes Morrigan's mind to be transferred into the body of her sister, Lilith, and vice versa. When the two attempt to return their minds to their rightful bodies, Zangief interrupts. It is heavily implied that this results in Morrigan and Zangief's minds trading bodies.
  • Roll defeats Onslaught before Mega Man does and is given enhanced powers by Dr. Light, leaving Mega Man in disdain.
  • In Mega Man's ending, Mega Man defeats Onslaught and takes his power, and in Mega Man fashion, the screen shows Mega Man with a red and purple color palette (representing Onslaught) with the words "YOU GOT MAGNETIC SHOCKWAVE" while Mega Man performs Onslaught's Hyper Combo, the Magnetic Shockwave. Mega Man may actually use the Magnetic Shockwave during gameplay in the console version of the game, giving him a total of four hyper combos.
  • In Captain Commando's ending, the Avengers Base gets word on Onslaught attacking, but Captain Commando appears on the screen saying that Onslaught has been defeated and the world is peaceful once more. The Avengers Soldier asks, "who is he?" He says as in the Arcade Ending, "I am...CAPTAIN COMMANDO!"
  • Strider Hiryu's ending is the same as the ending to Strider.
  • Spider-Man snaps a picture of himself and whoever his partner is after Spider-Man defeats Onslaught, knowing full well that J. Jonah Jameson will use the picture in his vendetta against Spider-Man. However, in a light-hearted manner, Spider-Man remarks that he needs the photo money to make a living.

• In Marvel vs. Capcom 3,
  • Doctor Doom assembles the greatest villains of the Marvel Universe and joins forces with Albert Wesker in an effort to unite their respective universes in an effort to conquer both. However, their actions awaken Galactus who could potentially destroy both worlds. It is up to the heroes of the Marvel and Capcom universes to put a stop to this evil before it is too late.
  • If the heroes fail to stop Galactus, he consumes the energy of both worlds and destroys them.
  • Wolverine goes to a strip club to take a break. Morrigan offers him a lap dance, which Wolverine accepts, but he wants to finish his drink before he goes.
  • Ryu continues to focus on his training. In Madripoor, he enters a tournament where he faces Iron Fist in the first round.
  • Iron Man creates the Galactus-buster armor after collecting data from his battle with Galactus.
  • Morrigan is in a bar with fellow demons Mephisto and Satannish and has a good time.
  • Hulk teams up with Chris Redfield; they go to the Umbrella Mansion and encounter Nemesis, who Hulk defeats handily. From there, they encounter Albert Wesker and defeat him.
  • Wesker goes to trial for the Raccoon City incident in 1998. Matt Murdock is the acting lawyer representing the people in this case. Chris Redfield assures to Wesker that he is finished.
  • Dante engages in a showdown with Ghost Rider after defeating Galactus, using the fourth wall to imply that he beat the boss of the game and that he's looking for a stronger opponent.
  • Deadpool throws a party in Galactus' worldship with other Marvel and Capcom characters after defeating Galactus, but committed "Deadpoolicide" by boosting the power to the DJ booth and margarita machine which, in turn, destroyed Cleveland. The police are looking to arrest him and his accomplice, "Player". Deadpool breaks the fourth wall in his ending by not inviting the player to his party, suggesting the Power Points were enough for him/her and the player having a role in the act of "Deadpoolicide".
  • Captain America is honored by the President of the United States, who resembles Barack Obama, for his heroics against Galactus.
  • Felicia goes on a musical tour and befriends Dazzler.
  • Doctor Doom captures a portion of the Power Cosmic from Galactus and ushers in the Age of Doom.
  • Chun-Li arrests the Kingpin.
  • Super-Skrull defeats Galactus, leaving only his helmet, to avenge the loss of the Skrulls' home planet, Tarnax IV. He assembles the Skrulls and urges other races and species to join them and protect the universe.
  • Trish engages Nightcrawler in a fight, but he begs her to stop because she is mistaking him for a demon.
  • Thor requests Heimdall to watch over the Capcom version of Earth.
  • Amaterasu and Issun go into the Savage Land where they join Ka-Zar, Shanna the She-Devil, and Zabu to fight dinosaurs.
  • Dormammu makes plans to invade and conquer both worlds with help from Akuma, Albert Wesker, Lord Raptor and Firebrand.
  • Viewtiful Joe is starring on a cop show directed by Mojo and produced by Spiral. Mojo gets frustrated with him for ad-libbing his lines.
  • X-23 proves Wolverine wrong by beating Galactus and getting the title "the best there is", apathetically given to by Wolverine.
  • Tron Bonne asks MegaMan Volnutt to go out for a bite to eat. If he says no, he would have to deal with Servbot #42, which is a Sentinel newly initiated into the Bonne Clan.
  • Peter Parker presents photos of Spider-Man defeating Galactus to J. Jonah Jameson. However, Jameson, as always, still believes Spider-Man is a menace, implying that he and Galactus were working together. Jameson demands better photos of Spider-Man or he will hire a better photographer.
  • Albert Wesker captures many of the heroes who were fighting Galactus and uses them as test subjects for his Uroboros project.
  • Magneto realizes his dream after defeating Galactus. He uses his home planet, Taa II and his worldship as a new home for mutants, free from hate and prejudice.
  • Nathan Spencer and She-Hulk take out the BioReign terrorists. Spencer thought she loved thrilling attractions, but She-Hulk wanted to go somewhere nice. He promises her a romantic dinner later, but she doubts it.
  • A.I.M. recovers Galactus' helmet and M.O.D.O.K. puts it on, showing it off.
  • Arthur attacks Fin Fang Foom in an effort to rescue the Prin-Prin. Fin Fang Foom, nonchalantly, feels no pain.
  • She-Hulk is a judge with her own court show, "Jen's Justice" (a parody of such court shows like Judge Judy). She is about to deliver her verdict between Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth. She bangs her gavel, destroying the judge's seat in the process, scaring both Ace Attorneys.
  • The Silver Surfer travels with Zero to take him back home, but the Surfer mistakenly takes him to Neo Arcadia, the home of Mega Man Zero. He is confused by the plethora of Mega Man worlds.
  • Storm returns to Wakanda after defeating Galactus, but has doubts in her heart that humanity was worth saving and mutants are still facing discrimination. Black Panther eases her doubts. He stands by her side to face any threat that comes to them and their people.
  • Nick Fury enters Crimson Viper's home unnoticed and offers her an agent position in S.H.I.E.L.D.
  • Phoenix has defeated Galactus, but a new threat to both worlds has emerged in the aftermath, in the form of Dark Phoenix.
  • After defeating Galactus, Mike Haggar is elected the President of the United States.
  • Taskmaster airs a commercial, accepting any customers, except the Avengers, to train with him. He jump-starts a business with his own line of exercise DVDs, health supplements, and clothing line.
  • Akuma is not pleased with his battle with Galactus. He has defeated everyone in his path. The world is no longer of concern to him. He continues to seek an opponent worthy of the challenge he craves.
  • The Sentinels initiate the Master Mold program with improved Sentinel models with Galactus-shaped heads. They are collecting data from all fighters as they prepare to eradicate the human population in seven days. Dan Hibiki is shown as a captive.
  • Hsien-Ko seeks assistance from Doctor Strange to help free her mother from the spirit world. He makes Hsien-Ko human again and frees her and her sister Mei-Ling as well, and their mother finds eternal peace. Hsien-Ko breaks the fourth wall, implying the Marvel heroes as comic book heroes and the style endings every character has.
  • Shuma-Gorath is praised around the world for his victory over Galactus, much to his surprise. He then hosts a game show in Japan.
  • Jill Valentine has a short standoff with Blade and then team up to take on the Midnight Sons.

• In Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3,
  • Ghost Rider captures Mephisto with the help of Dante and Trish. Mepishto is left with two choices, either he agrees to tear up the contract, freeing Johnny Blaze's soul or have his throat torn by Dante.
  • Strider Hiryu and Wolverine encounter Lady Deathstrike and the Reavers. Deathstrike wants to take on the X-Men, but Hiryu refuses and insists her to leave. Hiryu calls forth his Legion, along with Wolverine, Forge, Cable, Rescue, Death's Head, and Deathlok and attacks Deathstrike and the Reavers.
  • Hawkeye forms a new West Coast Avengers, with him taking the lead, recurring members War Machine, Mockingbird, Tigra, Wonder Man, and Moon Knight, and new members Jin Saotome, June Lin Milliam, Leo, Rikuo, and Rei.
  • Firebrand is hailed as the new lord at the Castle of Astaroth and commands his minions to destroy Arthur and feast on his bones.
  • Doctor Strange calls a meeting with fellow sorcerers such as Scarlet Witch, Wiccan, Doctor Voodoo, Shaman, Tessa, Donovan, Garr, Agathe, and Priest to prevent Galactus' invasion from ever happening again.
  • Nemesis is given an enhancement with adamantium claws, courtesy of a partnership between Weapon X and the Umbrella Corporation, with Malcolm Colcord and Ozwell E. Spencer.
  • Iron Fist forms a new Heroes For Hire with recurring members Luke Cage, Misty Knight, and Colleen Wing and new members Ryu, Chun-Li and Batsu Ichimonji.
  • Vergil has acquired the Immortal Ending Muramasa Blade, severely injuring Wolverine in the process. He is not yet sated, as he and the soul of the sword thirsts for more power.
  • Nova forms the new Mega Nova Corps with Mega Man, Roll, Beat, Proto Man and Zero in Nova colors.
  • Frank West and Mr. Fantastic discover the Marvel Zombies devouring their own world and are planning to cross over to do the same. Mr. Fantastic builds an interdimensional machine and they try to save their ravaged world.
  • Rocket Raccoon travels to Raccoon City for rest and relaxation, only to find a horde of zombies swarming him and he fires at them.
  • Phoenix Wright goes to trial and calls his defendant Galactus to the witness stand. Galactus renews his request for a change of venue.
  • Dante is approached by Mephisto who wishes to make a deal for his soul, uninterested Dante counter offers Mephisto to give him a job in exchange for his life, Mephisto agrees to hire Dante to kill Blackheart.
  • Ryu successfully obtains the power of the Iron Fist over coming the Satsui no Hado. After donning a mask similar to Iron Fist, he attacks Akuma with the Iron Shoryuken.
  • Hsien-Ko and Mei-Ling are transported to the Majegen following the fight with Galactus. There, they meet up with Thor and prepare to fight through a gauntlet of foes lead by Hela and Jedah Dohma, while the sisters argue about whos going to ask out Thor.

Marvel Characters

This is a list of all the Marvel characters that have appeared in the Marvel vs. Capcom series, most of which have appeared in various Marvel comic books:

Characters from The Avengers

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Abomination	No	No	No	No	Support Card
A.I.M.	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Ant-Man	No	No	No	No	Hyper Combo for Hawkeye
Batroc the Leaper	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Black Panther	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Black Widow	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Captain America Voice Actors: Cathal J. Dodd, Brian Bloom	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Death	No	No	No	Cameo	No
Destroyer	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Enchantress	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Fin Fang Foom	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Hawkeye Voice Actor: Chris Cox	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Heimdall	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Hela	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Hulk Voice Actors: Andrew Jackson, Fred Tatasciore	Cameo	Yes	Yes (Secret character: Orange Hulk)	Yes	Yes
Iron Man Voice Actors: Chris Britton, Eric Loomis	No	No	No	Yes	Yes
Kang the Conqueror	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Loki	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Maestro	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Mandarin	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Mockingbird	No	No	No	No	Cameo
M.O.D.O.K. Voice Actor: Wally Wingert	No	No	No	No	Yes
Ms. Marvel	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Nick Fury	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Porcupine	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Quicksilver	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Red Hulk	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Red Skull	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Rescue	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Scarlet Witch	No	No	No	No	Support Card
The Serpent	No	No	No	No	Support Card
She-Hulk Voice Actor: María Canals-Barrera	No	No	No	No	Yes
Taskmaster Voice Actor: Steven Blum	No	No	No	No	Yes
Tigra	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Thanos Voice Actor: Andrew Jackson	No	No	No	Yes	Support Card
Thor Voice Actor: Rick D. Wasserman	No	No	Assist	No	Yes
Ulik	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Ultron	No	No	No	No	Support Card
U.S. Agent Voice Actor: Cathal J. Dodd	No	Yes	Assist	No	No
War Machine Voice Actor: Wayne Ward	No	No	Yes (Secret character: Gold War Machine)	Yes	Cameo
Wasp	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Winter Soldier	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Wonder Man	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Daredevil

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Bullseye	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Daredevil	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Elektra	No	Cameo	No	No	Support Card
The Hand	Cameo	No	No	No	Cameo
Kingpin	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Stilt-Man	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Doctor Strange

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Clea	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Doctor Strange Voice Actor: Rick Pasqualone	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Dormammu Voice Actor: Michael T. Weiss	No	No	No	No	Yes
Satannish	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Shuma-Gorath Voice Actors: Franck Perry, Paul Dobson	Cameo	Yes	No	Yes	Yes (DLC)

Characters from Fantastic Four

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Annihilus	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Doctor Doom Voice Actors: Lorne Kennedy, Paul Dobson	No	No	No	Yes	Yes
Doombot	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Galactus[3]Voice Actor: Jonathan Adams	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Human Torch	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Impossible Man	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Invisible Woman	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Mr. Fantastic	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Silver Surfer	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Skrull	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Super-Skrull Voice Actor: Charlie Adler	No	No	No	No	Yes
The Thing	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Trapster	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Uatu the Watcher	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Ghost Rider

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Blackheart Voice Actor: Jaimz Woolvett	No	Yes	No	Yes	Cameo
Ghost Rider Voice Actor: Richard Grieco	No	Cameo	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Lilith	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Mephisto Voice Actor: Jaimz Woolvett	No	Yes	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Heroes for Hire

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Colleen Wing	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Iron Fist Voice Actor: Loren Lester	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Luke Cage	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Misty Knight	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Ka-Zar

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Ka-Zar	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Shanna the She-Devil	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Zabu	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Midnight Sons

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Blade	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Daimon Hellstorm	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Living Mummy	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Man-Thing	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Morbius	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Werewolf by Night	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Spider-Man

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Aunt May	No	Cameo	No	No	No
Doctor Octopus	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Eddie Brock Voice Actor: Rod Wilson	No	No	Yes (as Venom) (Secret character: Red Venom)	Yes (as Venom)	Support Card (as Anti-Venom)
Green Goblin	No	No	No	No	Support Card
J. Jonah Jameson	No	Cameo	No	No	Cameo
Mary Jane Watson	No	Cameo	No	No	No
Robbie Robertson	No	Cameo	No	No	Cameo
Spider-Ham	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Spider-Man Voice Actors: Patrick Chilvers, Josh Keaton	No	Yes (Secret character: Armored Spider-Man)	Yes	Yes	Yes

Characters from X-Men

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Apocalypse Voice Actor: Lorne Kennedy	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
Archangel	Cameo	No	No	No	Cameo (as Angel)
Aurora	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Avalanche	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Azazel	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Banshee	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Beast	Cameo	Cameo	Cameo	No	Support Card
Birdie	Cameo	No	No	Cameo	Cameo
Blob	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Cable Voice Actor: Lawrence Bayne	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo
Colossus Voice Actor: Dan Hennessey	Cameo	No	Assist	Yes	Support Card
Cyclops Voice Actor: Norm Spencer	Yes	Yes	Assist	Yes	Support Card
Daken	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Dazzler	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Deadpool Voice Actor: Nolan North	No	No	No	No	Yes
Domino	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Dust	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Exodus	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Fantomex	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Forge	Cameo	No	No	No	Cameo
Gambit Voice Actor: Tony Daniels	Yes	Cameo	Yes	Yes	Cameo
Iceman Voice Actor: Dan Hennessey	Cameo	No	Assist	Yes	Support Card
Jubilee Voice Actor: Alyson Court	Cameo	No	Assist	No	No
Juggernaut Voice Actor: Rick Bennett	Yes	No	Assist	Yes	Support Card
Lady Deathstrike	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Magneto Voice Actors: Lorne Kennedy, Tom Kane	Yes	No	Assist	Yes	Yes
Malcolm Colcord	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Marrow	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo
Master Mold	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Matsu'o Tsurayaba	Cameo	No	No	No	No
Mimic	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Mister X	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Mojo	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Multiple Man	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Mystique	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Nightcrawler	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Omega Red Voice Actor: Len Doncheff	Cameo	Yes	No	Yes	No
Onslaught Voice Actor: Maurice Dean Wint	No	No	Yes	No	No
Phoenix Voice Actor: Jennifer Hale	Cameo (as Jean Grey)	No	No	No	Yes (Level 5 Hyper Combo as Dark Phoenix)
Polaris	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Professor X	Cameo	No	Cameo	No	Support Card
Psylocke Voice Actor: Catherine Disher	Cameo	No	Assist	Yes	Cameo
Reavers	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Rogue Voice Actor: Lenore Zann	Yes	Cameo	Assist	Yes	Support Card
Sabretooth Voice Actor: Don Francks	Yes	No	Cameo	Yes	Support Card
Sentinel Voice Actors: Dan Hennessey, Jim Ward	No	No	Assist	Yes	Yes
Shaman	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Silver Samurai Voice Actor: Yasushi Ikeda	No	No	No	Yes	Support Card
Spiral Voice Actor: Catherine Disher	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo
Storm Voice Actors: Catherine Disher, Susan Dalian	Yes	Cameo	Assist	Yes	Yes
Sunfire	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Toad	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Wolverine Voice Actors: Cathal J. Dodd, Steven Blum	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes (Alternate character: Bone Claw Wolverine)	Yes
X-23 Voice Actor: Tara Strong	No	No	No	No	Yes

Other Marvel characters

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Belasco	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Bob	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Black Bolt	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Brother Voodoo	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Death's Head	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Deathlok	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Devil Dinosaur	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Doctor Druid	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Gladiator	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Howard The Duck	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Jennifer Kale	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Moon Knight	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Nova Voice Actor: Troy Baker	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Orka	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Punisher	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Rocket Raccoon Voice Actor: Greg Ellis	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Slapstick	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Wiccan	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Capcom Characters

This is a list of all the Capcom characters that have appeared in the Marvel vs. Capcom series, most of which have appeared in other Capcom games:

Characters from Ace Attorney

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Franziska von Karma	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Godot	No	No	No	No	Support Card
The Judge	No	No	No	No	Hyper Combo for Phoenix Wright
Maya Fey	No	No	No	No	Special Move for Phoenix Wright
Miles Edgeworth	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Missile	No	No	No	No	Special Move for Phoenix Wright
Phoenix Wright Voice Actor: Kōsuke Toriumi, Sam Riegel	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Steel Samurai	No	No	No	No	Special Move for Hsien-Ko

Characters from Bionic Commando

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
BioReign	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Nathan Spencer Voice Actors: Takaya Kuroda, Dameon Clarke	No	No	No	No	Yes

Characters from Breath of Fire

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Fou-Lu	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Garr	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Lin	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Myria	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Nina Windia	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Rei	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Ryu	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Captain Commando

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Baby Head	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	Support Card
Captain Commando Voice Actor: Takashi Nagasako	No	Cameo	Yes	Yes	Support Card
Ginzu the Ninja	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	Support Card
Mack the Knife	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	Support Card

Characters from Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
BX-02 Blodia	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	Support Card
Dave	No	No	Cameo	No	Cameo
Devilotte	No	No	Assist	No	Support Card
Jin Saotome Voice Actor: Yuji Ueda	No	No	Yes	Yes	Support Card
S-008 Super-8	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Xavier	No	No	Cameo	No	Cameo

Characters from Darkstalkers

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Anakaris Voice Actor: Kan Tokumaru	No	No	No	Yes	Support Card
Anita	No	No	Assist	No	No
B.B. Hood Voice Actor: Miyuki Matsushita	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo
Bishamon	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Demitri Maximoff	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Donovan Baine	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Felicia Voice Actors: Kae Araki, Kana Asumi, G.K. Bowes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes
Hsien-Ko Voice Actors: Saori Hayami, Hunter MacKenzie Austin	No	No	No	No	Yes
Jedah Dohma	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Jon Talbain	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Lilith Aensland	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	Support Card
Lord Raptor	No	No	Cameo	No	Support Card
Mei-Ling	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Morrigan Aensland Voice Actors: Yayoi Jinguji, Rie Tanaka, Siobhan Flynn	No	No	Yes (Secret character: Lilith-Mode Morrigan)	Yes	Yes
Rikuo	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Sasquatch	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Dead Rising

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Chuck Greene	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Frank West Voice Actor: Rikiya Koyama, T.J. Rotolo	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Steven Chapman	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Devil May Cry

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Arkham	No	No	No	No	Cameo (as Jester)
Dante Voice Actors: Toshiyuki Morikawa, Reuben Langdon	No	No	No	No	Yes
Lady	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Trish Voice Actors: Atsuko Tanaka, Danielle Burgio	No	No	No	No	Yes
VergilVoice Actors: Hiroaki Hirata, Daniel Southworth	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)

Characters from Final Fight

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Cody Travers	No	Cameo	No	No	No
Hugo Andore	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Jessica Haggar	No	Cameo	No	No	No
Mad Gear	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Mike Haggar Voice Actors: Kiyoyuki Yanada, Matt Riedy	No	No	No	No	Yes
Poison	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Two P	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Forgotten Worlds

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Bios	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Unknown Soldier 1P	No	No	Assist	No	No
Whodin & Laidin	No	No	Cameo	No	No

Characters from Ghosts'n Goblins

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Arthur Voice Actors: Tetsu Inada, Dan Woren	No	Cameo	Assist	No	Yes
Astaroth	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Firebrand	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Prin-Prin	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Ghost Trick

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Missile	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Sissel	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Mega Man

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Beat	No	No	Hyper Combo for Mega Man	Hyper Combo for Mega Man	Cameo
Bon Bonne	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Dark Man	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Dr. Light	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	No
Dr. Wily	No	No	Cameo	No	Support Card
Eddie	No	No	Special Move for Mega Man	Special Move for Mega Man	No
Mad Grinder	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Mega Man Voice Actor: Kaoru Fujino	No	Cameo	Yes	Yes	Support Card
MegaMan Volnutt	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Mega Man X	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Met	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Proto Man	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Roll Voice Actor: Kaoru Fujino	No	No	Yes	Yes	Support Card
Rush	No	No	Cameo	Cameo	No
Servbot Voice Actor: Chisa Yokoyama	No	No	No	Yes	Support Card
Teisel Bonne	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Tron Bonne Voice Actors: Mayumi Iizuka, Tara Platt	No	No	No	Yes	Yes
Vile	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Zero Voice Actors: Ryotaro Okiayu, Johnny Yong Bosch	No	No	No	No	Yes

Characters from Monster Hunter

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Felyne	No	No	No	No	Special Move for Hsien-Ko
Rathalos	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Rathian	No	No	No	No	Support Card

Characters from Ōkami

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Amaterasu	No	No	No	No	Yes
Issun	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Orochi	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Sakuya	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Yami	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Red Earth

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Hongou	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Kenji	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Leo	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Ravange	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Tessa	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Resident Evil

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Albert Wesker Voice Actors: Jōji Nakata, D.C. Douglas	No	No	No	No	Yes
Chris Redfield Voice Actors: Hiroki Tōchi, Roger Craig Smith	No	No	No	No	Yes
Claire Redfield	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Hunk	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Hunter	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Jill Valentine Voice Actors: Catherine Disher, Atsuko Yuya, Kari Wahlgren	No	No	No	Yes	Yes (DLC)
Leon S. Kennedy	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Licker	No	No	No	No	Support Card
MA-39 Cerberus	No	No	No	Special Move for Jill	No
Nemesis T-Type	No	No	No	No	Yes (Ultimate)
Ozwell E. Spencer	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Tyrant	No	No	No	Hyper Combo for Jill	Cameo

Characters from Rival Schools

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Akira Kazama	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Batsu Ichimonji	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Hideo Shimazu	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Kyosuke Kagami	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Tiffany Lords	No	No	No	No	Cameo

Characters from Star Gladiator

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Black Hayato	No	No	No	Hyper Combo for Hayato	No
Ele	No	No	No	Cameo	No
Hayato Kanzaki	No	No	No	Yes	Support Card
June Lin Milliam	No	No	No	Cameo	Support Card
Saturn Dyer	No	No	No	Cameo	Cameo

Characters from Street Fighter

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Akuma Voice Actors: Tomomichi Nishimura, Taketora, Dave Mallow	Yes	Yes (Secret character: Cyber-Akuma)	Cameo	Yes	Yes
Blanka	Cameo	Cameo	No	No	No
Balrog	Cameo	Cameo	No	No	No
Cammy White Voice Actor: Susan Hart	Yes	No	No	Yes	No
Charlie Voice Actor: Toshiyuki Morikawa	Yes	Yes (As Shadow)	Assist (As Shadow)	Yes	No
Chun-Li Voice Actors: Yuko Miyamura, Fumiko Orikasa, Laura Bailey	Yes	Yes	Yes (Secret character: Shadow Lady)	Yes	Yes
Crimson Viper Voice Actors: Mie Sonozaki, Michelle Ruff	No	No	No	No	Yes
Dan Hibiki Voice Actor: Osamu Hosoi	Cameo	Yes	No	Yes	Cameo
Datta	Cameo	No	No	No	No
Dhalsim Voice Actor: Yoshiharu Yamada	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No
Eliza	Cameo	No	No	No	No
Guile Voice Actor: Tesshō Genda	Cameo	Cameo	No	Yes	No
Kei	No	Cameo	Cameo	No	No
Ken Masters Voice Actor: Tetsuya Iwanaga	Yes	Yes	Cameo	Yes	Cameo
M. Bison Voice Actor: Tomomichi Nishimura	Yes	Yes	Cameo	Yes	Cameo
Mel	Cameo	No	No	No	No
Rose	No	Cameo	No	No	No
Ryu Voice Actors: Toshiyuki Morikawa, Katashi Ishizuka, Hiroki Takahashi, Kyle Hebert	Yes	Yes	Yes (Complete Change version)	Yes	Yes
Sagat	Cameo	No	No	No	No
Sakura Kasugano Voice Actor: Yuko Sasamoto	Cameo	Yes (Secret character: Dark Sakura)	Cameo	Yes (Hyper Mode: Dark Sakura)	No
Sari	Cameo	Cameo	No	No	No
Sean Matsuda	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Vega	Cameo	No	No	No	No
Zangief Voice Actor: Wataru Takagi	Yes	Yes (Secret character: Mech-Zangief)	Yes (Hyper Mode: Mech-Zangief)	Yes (Hyper Mode: Mech-Zangief)	No

Characters from Strider

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Dipodal Saucer	No	No	Special Move for Hiryu	Special Move for Hiryu	Special Move for Hiryu
Grandmaster Meio	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Strider Hiryu Voice Actors: Kosuke Toriumi (Tomomi Fuube), Yuji Ueda, T.J. Storm	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes (Ultimate)
Robot Hawk	No	No	Special Move for Hiryu	Special Move for Hiryu	Special Move for Hiryu
Terapodal Robopanther	No	No	Special Move for Hiryu	Special Move for Hiryu	Special Move for Hiryu
Ton Pooh	No	No	Assist	No	No

Characters from Three Wonders

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Firestorm	No	No	Cameo	No	No
Lou	No	No	Assist	No	No

Characters from Viewtiful Joe

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Blade Master Alastor	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Captain Blue	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Jet Black	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Sexy Silvia	No	No	No	No	Hyper Combo for Viewtiful Joe
Viewtiful Joe Voice Actors: Tomokazu Seki, Darrel Guilbeau	No	No	No	No	Yes

Other Capcom characters

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Agathe	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Cyber Blue	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Falcon	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Gene	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Kajin No Soki	No	No	No	No	Support Card
Michelle Heart	No	No	Assist	No	No
Priest	No	No	No	No	Cameo
Pure & Fur	No	No	Assist	No	No
Saki	No	No	Assist	No	No

Original characters

Character	Appears in
	X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Marvel vs. Capcom	Marvel vs. Capcom 2	Marvel vs. Capcom 3
Abyss	No	No	No	Boss	No
Amingo	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo
Norimaro	No	Yes (Japan only)	No	No	No
Ruby Heart	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo
Sonson	No	No	No	Yes	Cameo

References

External links

• Marvel vs. Capcom at the Killer List of Videogames - Arcade version

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