Toy enthusiasts who love fighting games should be no stranger to the Marvel vs Capcom series (hereinafter referred to as MVC), right? This cross-over fighting game can be traced back to the 1994 arcade game X-Men: Children of the Atom, developed by Japanese game giant Capcom. It brought together famous X-Men characters (formerly translated as 'Special Abilities Team' in Taiwan) and combined them with the action system of Street Fighter II, plus the intrusion of hidden character Akuma, laying the foundation for the collaboration between the two IPs. Since then, Marvel Super Heroes, X-MEN vs. Street Fighter, and Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter continued to carve out a path. It wasn't until 1998, with Marvel vs Capcom Clash of Super Heroes, that it finally debuted under the official name "MVC." In addition to the incredibly vast roster of selectable characters, the exhilarating combo attacks and exaggerated sense of speed in battles made it irresistible, allowing this cross-IP fighting series to rise to prominence and become a cherished memory for many players.
This year, the Marvel Legends series, released by the internationally