Lamest Characters In Series History. Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite, the 4th full game in the Mv. C series although there are predecessors, related titles, and an ultimate edition out there, is on the horizon. Weve only just begun to receive the onslaught of news leaks about it. The series is known for its vast and varied roster peaking with the 5. Marvel vs. Capcom 2. But not all combatants are created equal. Of the nearly 1. 00 characters you can control throughout the series, very few are complete stinkers. We are here to suss out the bottom of the Mv. C barrel. Lame is a subjective term, to be sure. For the purposes of this list, we are judging based on a characters redundancy, comparative underpowered ness, generic nature, unwieldiness, or the nonsensical nature of their inclusion. We dont expect to get everyones least favorites, and were sure that many people have good arguments for why some of our selections dont belong on the list. Thats what a comments section is for, and wed love to hear from you Here are the 1. Lamest Characters In The Marvel Vs. Capcom Series. 1. Dan Hibiki. Enough already, Capcom Dan Hibiki actually began as a way of Capcom making fun of the fighting game characters from rival game company, SNK. As time wore on, he gathered up his own cult of admirers for reasons unknown to most sane individuals. It is entirely possible that his entire fanbase is an ironic one. Marc Alfos est un acteur franais, n le 1 er janvier 1956 Montmarault et mort le 3 aot 2012 Paris 1. Spcialis dans le doublage, il a prt. Call Of Duty Mephisto' title='Call Of Duty Mephisto' />Dans move set is awfully similar to that of Ryu and Ken and Akuma and Evil Ryu and what feels like a dozen other characters. The difference is that because the character is a parody of SNKs Street Fighter rip offs, he is objectively inferior to the characters that share his same relative skills and attacks. The one saving grace to Dan is that because of his being a parody character, hes been given a distinct personality equal parts cowardly and braggadocios that sets him apart from other characters. In line with that personality, hes been given some fairly cute attacks like signing an autograph and throwing the autographed paper as a projectile. But an annoying and egotistical and much weaker version of a character that essentially gets repeated multiple times has no place in a fighter with such potential for diversity. Corsair Mouse Mat. War Machine. As with Dan before him, War Machines inclusion on this list is mostly due to character redundancy. The character, for those of you whove been living in a pop culture hole for the last several years, is a well known Marvel superhero. James Rhodes, military man and close friend to Tony Stark, filled in as Iron Man when Stark was battling his demons. After Stark was ready to don red and yellow again, he created a new, more weapon minded suit of armor for Rhodey, and thus, War Machine was born. The Too Spicy for Yog Sothoth trope as used in popular culture. Well, it looks like this is The End. The Eldritch Abomination rears up on its ugly, misshapen. Do these so called contracts say that the signer of said contract agree and commit to willing accepting physical or verbal abuse, any and all emotional abuse. RebelMouse is the best CMS 2017 and 1 Wordpress VIP alternative. See what makes us so fast, and why you should replatform with us today. Call Of Duty Mephisto' title='Call Of Duty Mephisto' />As portrayed by Don Cheadle, he has been popping up in the MCU quite frequently as of late. So from a branding perspective, War Machine makes sense. Rhodeys entries in the Mv. C games, though, predate the films by quite a ways and were more likely just a lazy way of making a new character. They took Iron Mans animations and gave it a paint swap, mostly. Yes, there are slight differences damage amounts, what the giant cannon ultra move shoots out, etc., but not enough to warrant a separate character. Silver Samurai. We have an admitted soft spot for Silver Samurai, and enjoy playing him from time to time in Mv. C2 the only entry in the series in which he appears. But that still doesnt change the fact that it is absolutely mystifying that he made the cut of Marvel characters that appear in the games. The Silver Samurai is best known as a comic book villain of Wolverines, though he has menaced other heroes and actually made his debut in the pages of Daredevil. He even briefly was a hero and part of the Big Hero 6 before dying in the comics. His son, more recently, took on the mantle and is a comic villain of little repute. So the Silver Samurai was, at points, a noteworthy Wolverine villain but made no real waves of public interest outside of the pages of Logans books. But at the time of Mv. C2s release, he wasnt especially being pushed as a character in comics or elsewhere. Why was he on the Mv. C roster, then Is it as simple as him being a Japanese character and Capcom being a Japanese company If thats the case, Sunfire is perhaps more notable. Is it simply that the Capcom side had a couple guys with swords Hayato and Strider so they decided Marvel needed a sword guy Then maybe Blade popular due to the movie trilogy, Black Knight an Avenger as late as the 9. Nightcrawler famously an accomplished swashbuckler might have been sounder choices. Anakaris. Anakaris was one of the late inclusions to this list when we were figuring things out for two main reasons. The first reason is that he is, despite his intimidating appearance, a silly character and we are all for levity and wackiness where we can get it in the Mv. C series. The other reason is that the Darkstalkers series of fighting games from Capcom needs as much promotion as it can get in the hopes that it finally gets its due as a franchise in the West. Seriously, how is a Street Fighter esque fighting series featuring monsters and sexy ladies not a money factory here Felicia and Morrigan are the typical representatives to the series, but their sexiness and cosplay fanaticism can cut both ways and leave many feeling that Darkstalkers is just shallow titillation. So enter Anakaris, the giant mummy able to use his bandages and sarcophagus in a number of bizarre ways including turning his arms into giant snakes. Its all very cool visually. The problem lies in his un playability. You cant appreciate Anakaris if nobody wants to be Anakaris with his large target body, painfully slow speed, and leaf in the wind floatiness. Weve gotten a couple other Darkstalkers like Hsien ko and BB Hood, and it would be nice to continue the trend of adding more when possible. Crimson Viper. Of the newer characters that Capcom has introduced in the Street Fighter verse over the years since the seminal Street Fighter 2, they have certainly played favorites with pushing the agendas of a few of them. In our opinion, they often select the wrong characters to promote and carry over from title to title. Crimson Viper is just that kind of character. When Street Fighter IV introduced the ginger undercover CIA agent to us, it was generally agreed upon that she greatly resembled an SNK fighting game character. So it is ironic how much Capcom has begun to lean on C. Viper as an auxiliary tentpole character, seeing as how Dan walks around to demonstrate the vitriol Capcom holds for unoriginal character aping for lack of a better word. There have been dozens upon dozens of characters introduced in the world of Street Fighter. If Mv. C really needed a more modern character IV and beyond there are more than a couple better options to take her place. Marrow. The 9. 0s were a wasteland for new characters introduced by Marvel Comics. Like the albino and blind animals that live in deep caves, they were built to live hardily in their environment but were ill suited to live outside of it. Such was the case of Marrow, despite an obvious attempt by the big brains at Marvel to push her toward the forefront. A mutant that was originally one of the Morlocks, she joined up with the X Men where she was just as edgy and angsty as one could imagine a punk rock mutant could be. Roslyn times 1. 1 0.