I'd like to see it but I'd rather see a Marvel VS DC game done by Capcom.
Anyways 12 hero's/12 villains.

Ghost Rider
Punisher
Blade
Nightcrawler
Psylocke
Hulk
War Machine
Silver Surfer
Black Cat
Doctor Strange
Spiderman
Moon Knight

Thanos
Venom
Carnage
Vengeance
Sauron
Lady Deathstrike
Magneto
Abomination
Toad
Loki
Apocalypse
Dark Phoenix

This is my list.

And rivalries?

Spider-Man vs Venom
Thor vs Loki
Hulk vs Abomination/Red Hulk
Daredevil vs Bullseye

Which ones would want in a....

Marvel Fighting Game 1:
Marvel Fighting Game 2:
Marvel Fighting Game 3:

Here's a list. Choose your heroes & villains with this (*)

Heroes:
- Avengers:
1. Spider-Man
2. Captain America
3. Thor
4. Iron Man
5. Hulk
6. Ms Marvel
7. Black Widow
8. Hawkeye
9. Ant-Man
10. Black Panther
11. Vision
12. Wonder Man
- Spider-Man:
13. Black Cat
14. Nova
15. Luke Cage
16. Iron Fist
- X-Men:
17. Wolverine
18. Rogue
19. Storm
20. Gambit
21. Cyclops
22. Beast
23. Psylocke
24. Archangel
25. Emma Frost
26. Iceman
27. Nightcrawler
28. Colossus
29. Scarlet Witch
30. Quicksilver
- Fantastic Four:
31. Mr. Fantastic
- Solo Heroes:
32. Doctor Strange
33. Daredevil
34. Blade
35. Luke Cage
36. Iron Fist
37. Moon Knight
38. Namor
39. Punisher
40. Ghost Rider

Villains:
- Spider-Man Villains:
1. Venom
2. Carnage
3. Green Goblin
4. Hobgoblin
5. Scorpion
6. Spider-Slayer
7. Rhino
8. Sandman
9. Kraven
10. Vulture
11. Lizard
12. Shocker
13. Mysterio
14. Tombstone
15. Jackal
16. Spot
17. Chameleon
18. Chemistro
- Avenger Villains:
19. Ultron
20. Kang the Conqueror
21. Taskmaster
22. Grim Reaper
23. Baron Zemo
- X-Men Villains:
24. Magneto
25. Mystique
26. Stryfe
27. Daken
28. William Stryker
29. Mister Sinister
30. Toad
31. Blob
32. Pyro
33. Avalanche
34. Post
35. Omega Red
36. Lady Deathstrike
37. Mister X
- Hulk Villains:
38. Abomination
39. The Leader
40. Red Hulk
41. Wendigo
42. ZZZax
43. Absorbing Man
- Iron Man Villians:
44. Mandarin
45. Zeke Stane
46. Titanium Man
47. Madame Masque
48. Crimson Dynamo
49. Ghost
- Thor Villains:
50. Loki
51. Amora the Enchantres
- Fantastic Four Villains:
52. Dr. Doom
53. Super Skrull
54. Mole Man
55. Diablo
56. Annihilus
- Doctor Strange Villains:
57. Baron Mordo
58. Lillith
- Daredevil Villains:
59. Kingpin
60. Bullseye
61. Typhoid Mary
- Black Panther Villains:
62. Klaw
63. White Wolf
64. M’Baku
65. Overdrive
- Moon Knight Villains:
66. Shadow Knight
67. Bushman
68. Black Spectre
69. Meltdown
70. Arsenal
- Bosses/Sub-Bosses:
Dormammu
Thanos
Apocalypse
MODOK
Galactus

NPC:
- Nick Fury
- Professor X

Forgive this for being another long post but it's kind of neccessary

Anyway, I'm adding archetypes, move lists, supers, traits, etc.

Also, I'm swapping out the guest character for Blade because the more I thought about the backlash against Scorpion the more I realized that a crossover isn't necessary and should be saved for a whole new title.

Here's ideas for the first 12

Heroes

Iron Man

Default Skins
Telepresence Armor
War Machine (Has unique quotes)

DLC and Unlockable Skins
Modular Armor
Stealth Armor MkIV
Extremis Armor
Thorbuster
Space Armor MKIII
Ultimate U Iron Tech Armor
Mk38 Bleeding Edge
Mk41 Armor
Mk42 Armor

Gameplay Archetype: Zoner. Iron Man would mostly use divekicks, a VTOL, anti air and a number of projectiles from both ground and air alike to attack.

Trait: Flight



Wolverine

Default Skins
Astonishing X-Men Costume
1980s Brown Costume

DLC and Unlockable Skins
Fatal Attractions
X-Force Vol 3
Uncanny X-Force Vol 1
Weapon X
Age of Apocalypse
X-Men Vol 2 #5
Tank Top and Jeans
Team X
Ultimate X-Men
New X-Men Vol 1 (leather jacket)

Archetype: Rushdown. Wolverine is fast, aggressive and only able to attack from close range. He compensates for being outzoned by being able to heal.

Trait: Healing Factor (Wolverine regains health wile activating the attack)




Storm

Default Skins
Black Costume (Uncanny X-Men 372)
Mutant Genesis White Costume

Unlockables and DLC costumes
Biker outfit (mohawk and leather jacket)
X-Treme X-Men costume
Age of Apocalypse
Bloodstorm



Archetype: Zoner. Storm would have an air dash, a tornado anti-air, a lave low projectile, an ice horizonal projectile and an overhead lightning projectile

Trait: Gust Blows (Storm's melee attacks all have knockback)



Captain America

Default Skins
Traditional Costume
Director of SHIELD

DLC and unlockable skins
The Captain
Nomad
Anti-Cap
US Agent
Mutant X

Archetype: Rushdown/Turtle Hybrid: Captain America has two stances with one focused around punishing and the other around offense

Trait: Alternates between shielded (slow but powerful) and shieldless (fast and agile)




Spider-Man

Default Skins
Normal Costume
Spider-Armor

DLC and unlockable skins
Iron Spider
Symbiote
Superior Spider-Man
Scarlet Spider
Noir
Neon Costume
Carnage (has unique quotes)

Archetype: Poking. Spider-Man is built around triangle jumps that he can delay, projectiles, punishing and attacks that take priority over others. However, his combos are difficult to pull off and he also has low stamina.

Trait: Spider-Man Sticks to walls when triangle jumping. Pressing the trait button a second time along with up or down causes spider-Man to dash along the wall.





Hulk

Default Skins
Savage Hulk
Merged Hulk

DLC and unlockable costumes
Maestro
Green Scar
Grey Hulk
Guilt Hulk
Red Hulk (has unique quotes)

Archetype: Rushdown. Hulk is based almost entirely around offense and juggle combos. He hits hard and fast but has no projectile to compensate and a large hitbox.

Trait: Hulk gains increased damage for a short time.




Cyclops

Default Costumes
Astonish X-Men Costume
Mutant Genesis Costume

DLC and Unlockable costumes
X-Factor (hoodless, white and green)
Uncanny X-Men Vol 3
Mutant X
Original X-Men


Archetype: Zoner. Cycops is designed with a beam projectile for almost an situation. he can hold his own hand to hand but his real strength is being able to push people back with optic blasts. His combos are limited due to his specials causing knockback but he's able to keep fights at a safe enough distance for him to win just by spamming.

Trait: For a short time, Cyclops' attacks do full damage on block




8. Black Widow

Default Costumes
Homecoming Costume
Name of the Rose Costume

DLC and Unlockable Costumes
Mutant X
Grey Costume
Yelena Belova (has unique quotes)
Widow Maker
Age of Ultron

Archetype: Poking/Zoner hybrid. Black Widow is built around laying traps and using shock attacks from her gauntlets. When performed correctly, Black Widow can perform some nasty juggles with projectiles alone. She has a triangle jump that allows her to keep her distance and outzone people while also evading them. She also has some great acrobatic attacks and safe attacks that add to her poking game.

Trait: Shock Gauntlets. Black widows gauntlets give her additional hit stun on all punch attacks for a limited time.


9. Ms Marvel

Default Costumes
Captain Marvel Costume (Marvel Now)
Rogue (Has unique quotes. Also has her costume associated with the 80s and 2000s with the hood and cape)

DLC and Unlockable Skins
For Ms. Marvel
Original Costume (Bikini)
New Avengers #7 (black one-piece with cybernetic leggings, gloves and long sleeves)
Red Starburst One-Piece
Space Armor (Marvel Now with the helmet and mohawk)
Black Avengers Costume
Ultimate Agent of SHIELD

For Rogue
Mutant Genesis
X-Treme X-Men
Age of Apocalypse
Mutant X
Ultimate X-Men

Archetype: Balanced. Captain Marvel is built around being a shoto. She has photon blasts, an anti-air dragon punch and she can advance while attacking. She's perfect for new players who need a solid, balanced fighter to rely on.

Trait: Absorbsion. Ms. Marvel/Rogue absorbs projectiles and then fires them back. It works since Carol can absorb energy and Rogue can absorb people's powers. this adds to her projectile's power.


10. Luke Cage

Default Costumes
New Avengers (orange shirt and blue jeans)
Shirtless

DLC and unlockable costumes
MAX (White shirt and black pants)
Age of Ultron (Black shirt and no longer bald)
70s Disco Costume

Archetype: Grappler. Luke Cage is built entirely around throws and advancing attacks. He' s slow but he hits really, really hard.

Trait: Luke Cage gains complete projectile immunity and if activated in the middle of a juggle, will become heavier to throw off the other player's timing.




11. Thor

Default Costumes
Thor Vol 3 costume
Sleeveless costume

DLC and unlockable costumes
Beta Ray Bill (has unique quotes)
Throg (has the same quotes as Thor because it's funny)
Battle Armor
Destroyer Armor
Ultimate

Archetype: Balanced. Thor is meant to be a shotoclone who's designed for beginners. He, along with Captain Marvel, Moonstone and Deadpool are the shotos which isn't too much for one game but just enough.

Trait: Thunder Aura. Thor's body is surrounded by lightning which causes damage to whoever he touches or whoever touches him.



12. Psylocke

Default Costumes
Purple One-Piece
Marvel Now costume

DLC and unlockable costumes
Lady Mandarin
Cloaked and masked costume
Age of Apocalypse
House of M
Swimsuit

Archetype: Zoner/Rushdown Hybrid. Psylocke is the most powerful offensive character in the game. She can combo from half screen and has some very powerful projectile attacks. She's balanced out by having the second lowest health after Spider-Man

Trait: Psyionic Blades. Increases the range of her normal attacks so she can combo at up to midscreen.



I had to add a few changes that I felt were right for some fighters.

I dont think you can give different health quantaties in fighting games.

This marvel fighting game does involve ALL Marvel heroes & villains.

So please put up your top 30

Thor
Captain America
Wolverine
Iron Man
Rogue
Polaris
Hulk
Beast
Human Torch
Spiderman
Daredevil
Namor
Silver Surfer
Squirrel Girl
Phoenix

Magneto
Mystique
Doctor Doom
Mandarin
Madam Hydra
Quicksilver
Scarlet Witch
Loki
Enchantress
Mr Sinister
Sabretooth
Super Skrull
Thanos
Deadpool
Green Goblin

DLC
Dazzler
Professor X
Hawkeye
Jubilee
Emma Frost
Juggernaut
Bullseye
Venom

RT @DetorneForbes: @noobde Would Netherrealm consider producing a Marvel equivalent to Injustice? EB: Would WE? Oh. Hell. Yes.

- https://twitter.com/noobde/status/440847366619287552

I said I'd return to this. Anyway, picking up where I left off. I'll probably be ignoring costumes this time.

13. Thing

Archetype: Grappler. Thing even more than Luke Cage is a pure grappler who has a slow walk speed and a dash that doesn't cover much ground. He needs to turtle and wait for people to come to him and has a gigantic hit box that makes it difficult for him to evade. This is compensated for by raw power, armor on his dash and high priority command grabs. You do NOT want Thing in close or he'll absolutely destroy you. Particularly since he can grab high, low or anti-air with command grabs or hit mid with his default.

Trait: Rock Armor. Thing gains three hits of armor on his jumps, a second frame of armor on his dash and all of his non-throw attacks gain a single hit of armor. It evens out his weaknesses and makes it easier for him to close distance. This ensures that zoners won't be able to defeat him with chip damage alone.


14. Deadpool

Archetype: Balanced. Deadpool has two projectiles (rocket launcher and dual pistols), an anti-air (uppercut), advancing attack, low slide and a teleport (bodyslide) Deadpool does everything well but doesn't excel at any one role, he's mostly a shoto with a teleport. Also, his teleport doesn't do any damage, nor can it be comboed into, his pistols have a slight startup, his rocket launcher can be jumped and it's easy to jump his slide when he tries to close distance. However, Deadpool wins in terms of versatility and has one of the best anti-airs in the game.

Trait: Regeneration. Deadpool's healing factor doesn't work like Wolverine's. Instead, he regains health after cracking his next all the way backwards, then forwards. It's risky but the payoff is worth it. It's best to use after a hard knockdown or a turtling enemy.

15. Invisible Woman

Archetype: Zoner. Sue is defined by her zoning ability and her ability to play keep away. While most of her normals are slow and unsafe, she's a beast once she gains some distance. She's able to hit with projectiles that push backwards, one that's an anti-air with massive range, one that hits low and needs to be jumped and then another that freezes enemies in place. Sue is incredibly dangerous at a distance and has some great ways to extend combos when she expends meter which adds a pop-up to all of her special attacks.

16. Gambit

Archetype: Zoner. Gambit is different from most zoners in that he's reliant on his normals. His projectiles aren't as annoying as they can only hit high or anti-air but it's his staff attacks that cover a crazy distance which is even further than when Psylocke has her trait active. Gambit's long range sweep and overhead combined with his playing cards force players to get in close but Gambit has a handful of normals with pushback that get him back to where he's able to hit with staff mixups. This isn't even getting into his pole vault which causes a side change and is a crossup when EXed whcih makes him hard to back into a corner.

Trait: Kinetic Charge. Gambits staff and card attacks do explosive damage, his staff attacks now hit harder, his staff push causes more pushback, his staff slam hits low on whiff over a wide area in addition to the normal overhead properties and his staff sweep causes pop-up. Also, cards deal delayed damage which causes pop-up and changes Gambit from a slow power hitter to a combo machine once you learn to get the timing down.

17. Apocalypse

Archetype: Zoner/Grappler hybrid. Apocalypse has the biggest hitbox in the game and his attacks are extremely punishable. He also has a slow dash and a slow walkspeed and is almost completely reliant on his teleport to close distance. However, he has some VERY powerful grabs and his trait allows him to stretch his limbs to the point where he can hit midscreen with most attacks. Oh, and he can also glide during jumps and cancel his glide into a crossup. He's high-risk/high reward as once he gets a hit in he's beyond dangerous and one unsafe attack leaves you eating some incredibly heavy damage but he needs to work hard to get those hits in.

Trait: Full Molecular Control. Apocalypse can extend all of his attacks, including his mid and anti-air command grabs.This effectively turns Apocalypse into a zoner who's also dangerous up close. The downside is that his limbs when blocked can be attacked.


18. Mandarin

Archetype: Zoner. Mandarin's rings allow him to shoot fireballs (ice balls when EXed) , turn himself invisible, push opponents back (reverses controls when EXed), shoot electric anti-air blasts (concussive and cause additional air-time when EXed) and create clouds of poison gas as an unblockable low attack which lingers for half a second.

Trait: Dark Clouds. Mandarin uses one of his rings to create a cloud of pure darkness that makes the entire screen turn black. it ends with a flash of bright light that turns the entire screen white as the effect fades. it's as much a hindrance as a blessing since neither player can see anything.

19. Juggernaut

Archetype: Rushdown. Juggernaut is based around his momentum and ability to safely close distance. He has an anti-air grab with crazy range which compensates for his rather large hitbox and he's surprisingly fast for his size with plenty or armor on many of his attacks (even more when EXed). His jump arc doesn't close much distance so he's forced to fight on the ground but when you consider that you're practically playing with a wrecking ball, that's hardly a fair compromise. His combos are short so using his specials as finishers is a must. he also lacks any sort of projectile so he's forced to play aggressively, although I don't think that many people would choose to play as Juggernaut to sit back during the whole match, he's designed for players who want to relentlessly attack and allow armor to take the place of blocking. Even his dash covers the entire screen (although it's unsafe if not canceled with an attack) and has one hit of armor on startup.

Trait: Gem of Cytorak. Juggernaut's damage is ramped up. This makes his combos do some pretty crazy damage if you have the time to activate it.

20. Zemo

Archetype: Rushdown. Zemo has a handful of low damage zoning tools but his lasers are mostly meant to be used as traps to lure players in close where he can take advantage of his long range sword attacks and fast kicks. He has a safe low poke and at least one sword attack is great at anti-air. The catch is to close distance with his dash (which covers a lot of ground) and use lasers to allow yourself to put pressure on your enemies to cause them to make mistakes so you can dash in safely. Zemo is meant for players who want to win matches fast, have great priority and have enough range on their normals to pull off some truly crazy combos easily.

21. Venom

Archetype: Grappler. Much like Apocalypse, Venom is a grappler with a teleport. Unlike Apocalypse, his teleport is far safer and deals damage as well. Venom is built around trying to get in close, teleporting and then using his throw attacks. He has one projectile which is a web ball that freezes players in place, allowing Venom to close in and potentially land a combo or throw. He has better combos than most grapplers but only one command throw and less damage. His anti-air is also a parry which deflects high attacks and acts as a second command throw when EXed.

Trait:

22. Doctor Doom

Archetype: Zoner. Doctor Doom is able to perform cross-ups from a distance. That alone sets him apart from other fighters. In addition, he can fill the scree with three different types of projectiles at once as they're all slow enough that he can recover in time to turn the game from a fighter into a bullet hell title. Oh, and he can fly too which makes him hard to hit. The key to doom is to use the slow laser blasts, electric ground traps and drones that come in from behind to set players up for being damaged. While his specials aren't powerful, they're incredibly annoying. None hit overhead which is where Doom's flying comes in to land melee hits which are quite slow but incredibly powerful. He's going to be nearly impossible for casuals to learn but in the right hands, he's going to cause a LOT of ragequits.

Trait: Flight.


23. Madame Masque

Archetype: Zoner. Madame Masque revolves around her dual pistols which unlike Deadpool's can be held to delay the shot. She also has some good normals but she has problems closing distance, having only her dash to rely on. She's acrobatic enough to get out of bad situations and her projectiles are completely safe, being the fastest in the game. The downside is that she has no low or anti-air projectiles and has to rely on a melee anti-air and can only hit low or overhead up close.

Trait: Life Model Decoy. Madame Masque has a parry attack that causes her to take no damage and parrys all attacks. Ranged attacks just cause Madame Masque to teleport to the other side of the screen. Melee attacks get her enemy shot in the back, which leads to a crumple that can be followed up into a combo.

24. Sabretooth

Archetype: Rushdown/Grapler hybrid. Sabretooth is a lot like Luke Cage except with a better air game. He has mid-hitting command throw as well as an air to ground/air to air command throw. He's also much faster than most grapplers but he lacks range on his attacks and has no projectile. Sabretooth for the most part needs to be up close but his dash isn't' all that great, he lacks armor ad he spends a lot of time in the air. However, his normals, while lacking range, are incredibly fast, he has some great combos and his air game is downright scary to the point where you don't want Sabretooth jumping at you as much as you fear Sabretooth in the air. Also, he has a divekick and an arc kick.


Trait: Berserker Rage. Sabretooth's claws grow out of his fingers giving his attacks slightly more range in addition to a modest speed boost that boosts his priority and making more attacks safe.


25. Mysterio.

Archetype: Zoner. Mysterio is built around teleports, parries and projectiles to set up combos to the point where his weak anti-air game is compensated for by the sheer difficulty of hitting him. He even has a fake fireball to complement his aggravation factor. Also, he has the ability to turn himself invisible. He has everything he needs to suit an evasive player and look for openings to exploit.

Trait: Seeing Double. Mysterio splits himself into three images, only one of them is real.

26. Moonstone

Archetype: Balanced. Moonstone is like Captain Marvel with photon blasts, an anti-air that's a dragon punch, and an advancing attack. While this may be similar to Thor, Deadpool and Captain Marvel, she's has a few twists of her own, namely her trait.

Trait: Mind Control. Moonstone takes control of her enemy's mind to reverse controls but unlike Mandarin, doesn't need meter and instead has a cooldown.

27. Zeke Stane

Archetype: Rushdown. While Iron Man utilizes beam projectiles and flight to pin people down, Zeke Stane as his equal and opposite is based around speed and mobility. He closes distance fast and most of his specials are designed to assist with that as well as causing damage up close or creating pop-ups at mid-screen.

Trait: Overcharge. Zeke overloads his suits systems to increase damage by stacking each attack with a secondary electric burst that doubles the amount of hits in each combo. It's best activated after a pop-up as scaling still applies but the shock attacks don't.


28. Mercy

Archetype: Zoner. Mercy is built around teleporting and then firing off energy spears before teleporting again.

Trait: Telepathy. Mercy gains a hitbox display of her enemy along with showing which body part is attacking to gain a frame advantage. it's ripping assets out of training mode to resuse during a match, whcih is incredibly, beyond cheap but it compensates for her predictable play style.

29. Viper

Archetype: Rushdown. Viper's strength is in her whip attacks that are quick and have a good amount of range to them. She may have a projectile gun attack but most of her damage comes from being in close and then cracking her whip at people.

Trait: Toxin. Viper stabs with a syringe that causes damage over time that's unblockable and doesn't scale. The key is hitting with the syringe in the first place. There's only a cooldown if it hits or is blocked, whiffs don't count towards cooldown which adds to her pressure game and mixups.

30. Spider-Slayer

Archetype: Rushdown. Alistair Smythe's bodysuit may have beam projectiles but those hit high and are his only zoning tool. His real strength is with his claw attacks and triangle jump along with the knives that he packs in his armor. That and his shoulder blade attacks that he uses to close distance. Smythe is meant to have created his suit of armor to give him the perfect body that compensates for the loss of his legs. He overcompensated.

Trait: Robot Minions. Smythe uses his other spider slayer inventions to rise from the ground and hold his enemy in place before burrowing. It has a small cooldown and is an unblockable low attack but it's effective.

I'll get to the DLC characters soon.

Since Peter Parker returns as the Amazing Spider-Man again. Why not, for the Marvel version of Injustice to go like....

ex.
Amazing Spider-Man Peter vs Superior Spider-Man Peter

Because like how Superman's counterpart went. But in Peter's case, giving up the "with great power comes great responsibility". Went powerhungry, and killed Jameson after how much he lost the people he cared about: Aunt May, Mary Jane...?

DC vs Marvel:

Batman
Superman
Flash
MMH
WW
Green Lanturn
Aquaman

Bane
Joker
Scarecrow
Black Hand
Clayface
Deathstroke
Sinestro

Spiderman
Ironman
Thor
Cap
Hulk
Wolverine
Storm

CARNAGE!!!!!!!! (long overdue)
-Choice after Carnage
-Choice after Carnage
-Choice after Carnage
-Choice after Carnage
-Choice after Carnage
-Choice after Carnage

We are talking about Marvel gaining a fighting game like Injustice. Not DC vs Marvel.

Anyway. I can see Spider-Man going through a Superior Spider-Man phase when he loses the ones he loves.

But who'll be the main antagonist? And perhaps Spider-Man returns to his Amazing Spider-Man phase as redemption.

Just because we're talking about a hypothetical Marvel version of Injustice, doesn't mean the plot should be a word for word ripoff of Injustice.


And fuck Superior Spider-Man, glad that shit's over with.

Why? I mean DC did well for Injustice, didn't it?

So why not do the same thing for Marvel when Spider-Man loses his Aunt May and future wife Mary Jane? He goes through the Superior Spider-Man phase and plans to rule the world. Even kill J. Jonah Jameson.

Captain America along with Iron Man will be Spider-Man's enemy.

Check this out:
http://injusticefanon.wikia.com/wiki/Avengeance:_Heroes_Among_Us

Due to my case, it should be Spider-Man who'll be the main villain.

Superior Spider-Man is NOT Peter Parker. It's fucking fatass Doctor Octopus controlling Peter Parker's fucking body. It is the only Spider-Man storyline I despise as much as One More Day, and I'm glad that fucking storyline is finally over with. I never want to see that abomination in the videogames unless it's as a fucking costume skin.

True BUT.... Peter can through that phase now that Doc Ock is gone.

31. Daredevil

Archetype: Agile. Daredevil has a wall jump, double jump, fast walk speed and his back dash is invincible. He lacks a projectile but he has a number of mixups due to alternating between tonfas and billy clubs.

Trait: Change stance between tonfas and billy clubs

32. Doctor Strange

Archetype: Zoner. Doctor Strange is based nearly entirely around projectiles with only a teleport to help him escape pressure. His combos are mostly kick attacks which aren't very powerful but he's absolutely lethal at a distance.

Trait: Astral Form. Doctor Strange leaves his body behind for a short while to have his astral form do the fighting. His body is still vulnerable to attack but the astral projection has a unique fighting style that's based more around hand to hand combat.

33. Punisher

Archetype: Zoner. Punisher's greatest strength is being able to handle anyone at any range. He has grenades to act as an overhead projectile, his hand to hand abilities are decent and his guns fire projectiles that are every bit as fast as Madame Masque's, complete with a low gunshot.

Trait: AP Ammo. Punisher's guns do increased chip damage.

34. Wasp

Archetpye: Rushdown. Wasp has a dash that causes her to shrink and evade low attacks, a single projectile that causes knockdown and a fast enough speed to quickly close distance. Her attacks are fast and safe enough that nobody wants her in close due to her rather insane priority and her ability to shrink her hitbox while jumping and dashing while also possessing an air dash.

Trait: Growth. Much like Apocalypse, Wasp can stretch her limbs when her trait is active. She doesn't grow them to the same length that Apocalypse does but she now has a much easier time getting close enough to land a combo.


35. Blade

Archetype: Rushdown. Blade is all about swordplay, with some incredibly fast combos and a high degree of mobility. His mean weakness is getting pinned down from a distance but you do not want Blade getting in close sicne he hits hard and fast.

Trait: Bloodlust. Blade's trait is a command throw that can be comboed into where he feeds on his enemy. If he lands it three times in a match, he temporarily gains increased movement speed and decreased recovery frames.

36. Sinister

Archetype: Zoner. Sinister is based around a mind control attack like Quan Chi has, a force field that is both an anti-air and pushes anyone close to him away, and energy blasts that operate as projectiles. When some of his special attacks are EXed, he can even disable enemy special attacks or cause a stun that leaves him open to combo. He also has a teleport.

Trait: Complete Molecular Control. Sinister changes into whomever he's fighting for a short period of time before changing back.

37. Loki

Archetype: Zoner. Loki has two things going for him. 1. teleport spam. 2. freeze attacks with stun. Loki can form ice walls to block enemies from coming in close, shoot ice balls from a distance and he can also has an ice parry attack. His quick teleport combined with being able to instantly land a combo make Loki somebody whom you have to lock down since his main strength is changing the momentum of a fight.

Trait: Ice Parry. Loki's trait is a parry attack that freezes anyone attacking him during the duration of the move.

38. Ultron

Archetype: Turtle. Ultron doesn't fit into any category neatly aside from being defensive. His walk speed is slow and his attacks are slow but powerful but he also has an air dash. He has both projectiles and a command grab but he needs to absorb projectiles to be able to fire his own with Ultron gaining three projectiles for every projectile or EX attack absorbed. Playing Ultron effectively means beading your opponent correctly and capitalizing on mistakes.

Trait: Adamantium Nanoplating. Ultron hardens his carapace with a nanoweave that gives him one hit of armor on all attacks, giving Ultron the advantage on offense instead of having to play defensively.


39. Magneto

Archetype: Balanced. Magneto has a combination of projectiles, an advancing attack where he propels himself like a torpedo and an aiti-air that causes pop-up. He leans more towards zoning but is able to do nearly everything well.

Trait: Magnetic force. All of Magneto's attacks that cause knockback have the effect increased, allowing Magneto to easily back anyone he faces into a corner.



40. Annihilus

Archetype: Rushdown. Annihilus may use his cosmic control rod as a projectile but that doesn't change the fact that this guy is FAST. He has one of the fastest dashes in the game to the point where it's nearly a teleport, He has a force field as his anti-air which prevents cross-ups and he's able to air dash. He's designed to be as difficult to pin down in a corner as possible while also being able to close distance effectively.

Trait: Cosmic Energy Blast. Annihilus charges his cosmic control rod. At full charge, he's able to fire off a gigantic blast of energy that's nearly as powerful as his super. The attack is unblockable. This trait forces anyone fighting Annihilus to play just as aggressively since waiting for Annihilus to get close isn't a viable strategy.

Now that I've thought about it a lot more. I realize that I'd rather replace Madame Masque with Living Laser and then swap out Spider-Slayer for Scorpion.

Anyone still wish for a Marvel version of Injustice?

Heroes:
1. Spider-Man
2. Iron Man
3. Captain America
4. Hulk
5. Thor
6. Wolverine
7. Black Panther
8. Cyclops
9. Black Widow
10. Captain Marvel
11. She-Hulk
12. Wasp

Villains:
13. Venom
14. The Mandarin
15. Red Skull
16. Zzzax
17. Loki
18. Juggernaut
19. Magneto
20. Mystique
21. Black Cat
22. Dark Phoenix
23. Madame Masque
24. Enchantress

Bosses:
MODOK - Sub Boss
Doctor Doom - Main Boss

DLC Characters:
25. Strom
26. Ghost Rider
27. Psylocke
28. Black Bolt
29. Invisible Woman
30. Omega Red


Chapters:
1. Iron Man
2. Black Widow
3. Spider-Man
4. Hulk
5. Wolverine
6. Thor
7.Captain Marvel
8. Cyclops
9. Black Panther
10. Captain America

Post Credit Scene: The Silver Surfer confers with Galactus about a planet that he could consume.