《Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls》第一赛季 DLC 角色阵容完全公开

Earlier October 11 at EVO France, Arc System Works announced the remainder of Marvel Tokon‘s DLC cast to round out the first season of it’s newest fighter. Joining Phoenix Force Cyclops, who was announced earlier this year and releases officially November 2, will be Jane Foster Thor, whose trailer will be posted at the end of this article; Venom who will arrive with the planet of the symbiotes Klyntar as his stage (Assuming this is Eddie Brock, or a majority of the other known Venoms), and Jubilation ‘Jubilee’ Lee.

On purely personal notes, I’m not super familiar with Ms. Foster’s tenure as Thor or Valkyrie in the comics, and I have not actually seen Thor: Love and Thunder, so I cannot comment on her as a character, other than a deep relief that this isn’t Thor Odinson. Apparently, it was hinted at in the Samurai Outriders team ending through a conversation that dolphin riding menace Deadpool and Loki have that it wouldn’t be, but I do not trust Wade Wilson on principle. Additionally, her theme is noted to be by Keiichi Okabe of the Tekken series, the Nier series outside of Drakengard 2, and Fate/Extella Link, just to name a few.

Hesitant on Venom, other than he was going to be in eventually in some form. Only a question of who has the suit, as it were. Jubilee is a welcome surprise, however! Haven’t followed her evolution too deeply, other than being aware of her time as a vampire, apparently? Evidentially she was also a wielder of the Phoenix Force at some point as well, so we’ll have to see where that goes, if it goes anywhere. The four options for this season’s DLC should also have interesting character interactions, which Tokon very much has.

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Jason Ditton My memory's spotty, to say the least, but gaming's been a major part of my personal life from my younger years, where it was directly responsible for my fingers becoming functional. I've owned every notable Sony console, but started with the Sega Genesis, and I'm still slightly annoyed by the Dreamcast's lifecycle going the way that it did.