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When Wolverine is first in your party and goes up against Frank West (Dead Rising), Wolverine will say "Me and Guys named Frank don't get along so well..." this is a reference to Frank Castle, A.K.A. "The Punisher". Wolverine and The Punisher have a long running distaste toward one another.
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When Deadpool is first in your party and goes up against Magneto, he'll shout, "HAHAHA! Magneto! Welcome to die!" This is a reference to the 1992 X-Men Arcade game, where Magneto had 2 infamous mistranslated lines, "I am Magneto, master of magnet!", and "Welcome to die!"
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According to Ryota Niitsuma, producer of Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, this game was released as a stand-alone disk instead of DLC because the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan threw off their development schedule.
Niitsuma: After the release of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 there were plans to release DLC. But, as you know, less than a month after the game was released we had the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. That had an impact on everything, and it threw off our whole development schedule. We decided that instead of doing the DLC we could put it all together in one package, add some additional stuff to make it robust and deliver it as a disc.
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Haggar's Double Lariat costs a small amount of health to use, a nod to how it operated in his original franchise, Final Fight. As a tradeoff, attacks will completely miss him during most of the animation.
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The mechanics of C. Viper's moveset are based on her debut in Street Fighter IV: her EX Moves cost meter, and she retains the Focus Attack technique available to all fighters in Street Fighter IV.
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Zero's moveset has at least one move from every game he was playable in from the Mega Man X series.
• The Z-Buster is from Mega Man X3
• Hienkyaku, Ryuenjin, Shippuga, and KÅ«enzan are from Mega Man X4
• Sougenmu and Genmu Zero are from Mega Man X5
• Sentsuizan, and Rekkoha are from Mega Man X6
• Hadangeki is from Mega Man X7
• Raikousen is from Mega Man X8
• The Z-Buster is from Mega Man X3
• Hienkyaku, Ryuenjin, Shippuga, and KÅ«enzan are from Mega Man X4
• Sougenmu and Genmu Zero are from Mega Man X5
• Sentsuizan, and Rekkoha are from Mega Man X6
• Hadangeki is from Mega Man X7
• Raikousen is from Mega Man X8
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Several characters mention Mundus, the main antagonist of Devil May Cry, before or after fighting one of the characters from that series. Before the battle with Trish, Ghost Rider will say "I eat demons like Mundus for breakfast.". Phoenix (Jean Grey), after defeating Vergil, will say "Perhaps if I'm not too busy, I'll take care of Mundus, too." Dormammu also says to Dante that he should stick to fighting Mundus, implying not only that Dante is not strong enough to defeat him, but that Dormammu is more powerful than Mundus.
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Dante's appearance, as well as his moveset, are based on his portrayal in Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening. The only new moves are Million Dollars, Devil Must Die, Bold Move and Weasel Shot.
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Although Jill and Sentinel classify Deadpool as a mutant during their pre-fight dialogue, he technically isn't one. His powers are a result of the Weapon X project, rather than his genes, making him a "mutated human" or "mutate", rather than a "mutant".
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When Iron Man wears his alternate costume "Iron Patriot", his intro line sometimes changes to him muttering "Ugh, I can still smell Norman Osborn's hair gel." This is a reference to the Patriot Suit being designed and used primarily by Osborn during his time as leader of HAMMER.
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Nemesis was confirmed not to appear in the original Marvel vs. Capcom 3 release due to being deemed "too gruesome", with risk of changing the game's rating. Capcom reworked Nemesis' animations to make him work within a T rated game.
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There was a discrepancy in Phoenix Wright's level 3 Hyper Combo. When dealing the final blow, he would say "Take this!", while his speech bubble displays "Take that!". This was later fixed in the Heroes and Heralds patch.
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