Love that we can choose a new character from time to time, but I'd like to hear why people want certain characters.
There are a few characters that I like more, but I really want to see how Kilgrave's powers will work in this game (hopefully he'll take over another toon and not just copy their powers or something like that)
Well, I am a big fan of the original X-Force run (see my attempts to twist clues to fit Forearm) and Boom-Boom would have been my choice if the vote wasn’t locked behind a Google Account log-in. Sauron would have been choice #2.
Bob. I've been waiting a long while to have a playable henchman.
If you need somebody to give those heroes a pasting then you need somebody who will stick to the plan and glue the team together so it doesn't go to pot and peter out. That is the reason I am adhering to my choice.
I want Deaths Head because his name has the words death and head. Plus he is like a cyberpunk robot assassin...or something.
@dianetics said: I want Deaths Head because his name has the words death and head. Plus he is like a cyberpunk robot assassin...or something.
I would've voted for him in a heartbeat, yes?
I still think that Jessica Jones season one is among the most powerful stories that Marvel has put on a screen (big or small.) Maybe putting Purple Man / Zebediah Killgrave in a match-3 game doesn't do justice to that narrative, but like @Alfje17 said, I think he lends himself to interesting powers:
There’s a whole bunch of untapped western characters. I had thought that the Rawhide Kid would be the most likely to be included in the game, but these two are OK.
Don't we technically already have Death's Head 1 in the form of Deathlok? Or is it Death's Head II that we have? I seem to recall some sort of brain-switch nonsense to the origin story for DHII involving Deathlok but can't recall at the moment what's going on there.
I went with Boom Boom, and continue to hope that at some point they'll go full-Liefeld on the art with one of these characters.
@meadowsweet said: I still think that Jessica Jones season one is among the most powerful stories that Marvel has put on a screen (big or small.) Maybe putting Purple Man / Zebediah Killgrave in a match-3 game doesn't do justice to that narrative, but like @Alfje17 said, I think he lends himself to interesting powers: opponent matches & powers damage their own teammates for X turns they hand over AP in a color of your choice one enemy is stunned until their teammates can damage Killgrave
@meadowsweet said: I still think that Jessica Jones season one is among the most powerful stories that Marvel has put on a screen (big or small.) Maybe putting Purple Man / Zebediah Killgrave in a match-3 game doesn't do justice to that narrative, but like @Alfje17 said, I think he lends himself to interesting powers:
I loved season 1 up until the point I learned what his power was (voice and not direct mental control). Instantly I figured out all you needed to do is wear a set of headphones and listen to some music and you'd be immune to him (or anyone who doesn't speak English etc) and I was very disappointed in him as a villain and the fact I thought of doing that LONG before the show characters did. Maybe he's different in the comics but I considered him a joke as a villain after learning of his power (especially these days when you walk the streets and pretty much every other person has ear buds in and listens to music on their phone).
Since his power is known (voice), all the enemy team would simply wear headphones/ear buds and listen to Spotify while attacking him. Plus wouldn't machines (Vision, Ulton) animals (Lockjaw, Devil Dino etc) and aliens (Gargantos) be 100% immune?
KGB
@KGB said: @meadowsweet said: I still think that Jessica Jones season one is among the most powerful stories that Marvel has put on a screen (big or small.) Maybe putting Purple Man / Zebediah Killgrave in a match-3 game doesn't do justice to that narrative, but like @Alfje17 said, I think he lends himself to interesting powers: opponent matches & powers damage their own teammates for X turns they hand over AP in a color of your choice one enemy is stunned until their teammates can damage Killgrave I loved season 1 up until the point I learned what his power was (voice and not direct mental control). Instantly I figured out all you needed to do is wear a set of headphones and listen to some music and you'd be immune to him (or anyone who doesn't speak English etc) and I was very disappointed in him as a villain and the fact I thought of doing that LONG before the show characters did. Maybe he's different in the comics but I considered him a joke as a villain after learning of his power (especially these days when you walk the streets and pretty much every other person has ear buds in and listens to music on their phone). Since his power is known (voice), all the enemy team would simply wear headphones/ear buds and listen to Spotify while attacking him. Plus wouldn't machines (Vision, Ulton) animals (Lockjaw, Devil Dino etc) and aliens (Gargantos) be 100% immune? KGB
@KGB said:
In the comics, it's slightly different (I think as I did not watch the show yet) as he has pheromones that he emits which cause him to be able to control people, but he needs to use his voice to do so (he has no telepathy). He was a pretty good idea as a Daredevil villain (where he first appeared way back in issue #4) since DD can't exactly easily shut out sound or really smell, and still function well.
You have a good point about shutting out his voice and I'm pretty certain they've used that idea a few times when fighting him.
Presumably his best approach is to catch people unaware at this point, especially, as the Marvel superheroes are generally well aware of his capabilities and limitations.
All comics or superhero storylines tend to require a large amount of suspension of disbelief.
In the comic books he emits pheremones which make people open to suggestion/control. These can be breathed in or absorbed through the skin. This means certain characters are immune such as The Vision and also Wonder Man was also in the Emperor Doom GN. Regardless of this - the very strong willed can also resist hm as Dr. Doom proves by taking off his helmet in Killgrave's presence and still being able to resist his mental control.
@bluewolf , @DAZ0273 - Thanks for taking the time to fill me in on the comic version with the pheremones.
The other disappointing part of season 1 was finding out he had no ambition. As in he didn't want to take over the world or even become rich or be a super spy for some foreign power etc. Nope, all he wanted was a personal servant to do his laundry, make his dinner, provide conjugal services and function as a bodyguard in public. He could have gotten all that by just having some rich widow marry him and have her leave her fortune to him he could hire people to do that and he'd never have to get involved with any super hero or criminal activities.
@ThaRoadWarrior said: Don't we technically already have Death's Head 1 in the form of Deathlok? Or is it Death's Head II that we have? I seem to recall some sort of brain-switch nonsense to the origin story for DHII involving Deathlok but can't recall at the moment what's going on there.
Deaths Head 2 was originally Minion. A robot assassin that absorbed other synthetics personalities. He killed deaths head absorbed his personality and deaths head kind of took over minion.
Nothing to do with deathlok as far as I know.
@dianetics said: @ThaRoadWarrior said: Don't we technically already have Death's Head 1 in the form of Deathlok? Or is it Death's Head II that we have? I seem to recall some sort of brain-switch nonsense to the origin story for DHII involving Deathlok but can't recall at the moment what's going on there. Deaths Head 2 was originally Minion. A robot assassin that absorbed other synthetics personalities. He killed deaths head absorbed his personality and deaths head kind of took over minion. Nothing to do with deathlok as far as I know.
@dianetics said:
They should definitely add the Minions to MPQ. Those guys are super cute!
@KGB said:@bluewolf , @DAZ0273 - Thanks for taking the time to fill me in on the comic version with the pheremones. The other disappointing part of season 1 was finding out he had no ambition. As in he didn't want to take over the world or even become rich or be a super spy for some foreign power etc. Nope, all he wanted was a personal servant to do his laundry, make his dinner, provide conjugal services and function as a bodyguard in public. He could have gotten all that by just having some rich widow marry him and have her leave her fortune to him he could hire people to do that and he'd never have to get involved with any super hero or criminal activities. KGB
@KGB said:@bluewolf , @DAZ0273 - Thanks for taking the time to fill me in on the comic version with the pheremones.
What if S3: the villains win
I want The Wizard, followed shortly thereafter by Pete and then a Boss Event featuring the Frightful Four.
That’s probably asking for a lot, but it’s my wishlist if you will.
The people have spoken: Black King (Sebastian Shaw) won this and the official poll! I do expect to see at least some of the other choices in the game eventually, so all is not lost yet for Maximus (Inhuman Royal)
best song free association.