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Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000)

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Okay, first things first. Yes, despite Hayato being created with Tag Battle implemented into him, it didn't work, so I had to install it. Second, I wasn't using any recent patches of the Tag Battle patches, so there will not be any special moves or any of the sort. And when I do get them, if you don't see any special moves, it's because they're literally a bitch to get right. You wouldn't BELIEVE the editing I used to have to do.

Anyway. Splode. His Marvel vs. Capcom/Darkstalkers characters could be the toughest out there (except of course, for classic Lei-Lei from P.o.t.S). There is one notable stand-out from the crowd, but you'll see him later.

The first battle is against Captain Commando and Jon Talbain, or Gallon for you Japanese types. Cap isn't all that tough, but he does have some moves that will surprise you when you're going in for the kill, such as Captain Sword and Captain Corridor. That's probably why I didn't use Nash (That and the Tag Battle takes away his EX form). As for Jon Talbain, he doesn't need that many specials to kick your ass. He'll combo you straight to werewolf hell, while shaking his finger at you.

The second battle is against Juggernaut and Strider Hiryu, who can both be stated as Splode's toughest. Juggernaut has powerful defense, and despite being a huge guy, can combo quite well. Plus, he does that body tackle move alot, and I don't think it's possible to block that. As for Hiryu, just... damn. Anyone who's played Marvel vs. Capcom knows that Hiryu's the unofficial king of combos. You don't block when he has the Ouroboros out, and you're through. Despite that, he still has the Legion, and if he feels confident enough, Ragnarok. Either way, the main weapons he has are the combos that he's able to pull off.

For the record, yes, for the most part if I do more Tag Battles, I'll be using Bulleta and Hayato. Sean and Gambit may make an appearance here or there. Kyosuke can't be used because when he tags out, the lifebars disappear, and like I said, I don't want to use Nash because that takes away his EX form. Yeah, I'm aware I don't use it. I'm aware that I don't care too.

Stage: Showdown at the Park at Noon from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter
BGM: Swamp Stage from Marvel vs. Capcom 2

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