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Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2

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PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360 / PlayStation 4 / Xbox One / PC storyline[]

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

  • Nitro (Robert Hunter) (First appearance)
  • Jack O'Lantern (Steven Levins) (First appearance)
  • New Warriors (First appearance)
  • White Star (First appearance)
  • Defenders
  • Marvel Knights
  • Stark Industries
  • Daily Bugle (Newspaper)
  • Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) (Statues, portraits, dossier)
  • Jessica Jones (First appearance)
  • Danielle Cage (First appearance)
  • Hydra (Voice only)
  • Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Voice only)
  • The Punisher (Frank Castle) (Mentioned)
  • Odin (Mentioned)
  • Loki (Mentioned)
  • Galactus (Mentioned)
  • Damage Control (Mentioned)
  • Uncle Ben (Mentioned)
  • Professor X (Charles Xavier) (Mentioned)
  • Edwin Jarvis (Mentioned)
  • Young Avengers (Mentioned)
  • Heroes for Hire (Mentioned)
  • Howling Commandos (Mentioned)
  • Cyclops (Scott Summers) (Mentioned)
  • Hindsight Lad (Carlton LaFroyge) (Mentioned)
  • X-Factor Investigations (Mentioned)
  • Mister Sinister (Nathaniel Essex) (Mentioned)
  • Baron Zemo (Helmut Zemo) (Mentioned)
  • Omega Flight (Mentioned)
  • Great Lakes Champions (Mentioned)
  • Excalibur (Mentioned)
  • China Force (Mentioned)
  • Winter Guard (Mentioned)
  • Stan Lee (Mentioned)
  • Jack Kirby (Mentioned)
  • Ajaxis (Mentioned)
  • Aphrodite (Mentioned)
  • Aqueduct (Peter van Zante) (Mentioned)
  • Arachne (Julia Carpenter) (Mentioned)
  • Armory (Violet Lightner) (Mentioned)
  • Araña (Aña Corazón) (Mentioned)
  • Arclight (Philippa Sontag) (Mentioned)
  • Ares (Mentioned)
  • Armadillo (Antonio Rodriguez) (Mentioned)
  • Asylum (Mentioned)
  • Atlas (Erik Josten) (Mentioned)
  • Bantam (Roberto Velasquez) (Mentioned)
  • Baron Wernher von Blitzschlag (Mentioned)
  • Batroc (Mentioned)
  • Beast (Henry McCoy) (Mentioned)
  • Beetles (Thunderbolts Army) (Mentioned)
    • Beetle (Joaquim Robichaux) (Mentioned)
    • Beetle MK-II (Mentioned)
    • Beetle MK-III (Elizabeth Vaughn) (Mentioned)
  • Bengal (Duc No Tranh) (Mentioned)
  • Beta Ray Bill (Mentioned)
  • Beverly Switzler (Mentioned)
  • Big Bertha (Ashley Crawford) (Mentioned)
  • Black Cat (Felicia Hardy) (Mentioned)
  • Blacklash (Mentioned)
  • Blade (Eric Brooks) (Mentioned)
  • Blizzard (Donald Gill) (Mentioned)
  • Bloodstrike (Eric Conroy) (Mentioned)
  • Boomerang (Frederick Myers) (Mentioned)
  • Brother Voodoo (Jericho Drumm) (Mentioned)
  • Wrecking Crew (Mentioned)
  • Bushmaster (Quincy McIver) (Mentioned)
  • Coldblood (Eric Savin) (Mentioned)
  • Cloud 9 (Abigail Boylen) (Mentioned)
  • Comet Man (Stephen Beckley) (Mentioned)
  • Constrictor (Frank Payne) (Mentioned)
  • Coronary (James Sharp) (Mentioned)
  • Dallas Riordan (Mentioned)
  • Danielle Moonstar (Mentioned)
  • Death Adder (Theodore Scott) (Mentioned)
  • Debrii (Deborah Fields) (Mentioned)
  • Doc. Leonard Samson (Mentioned)
  • Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (Mentioned)
  • Doorman (DeMarr Davis) (Mentioned)
  • Eel (Edward Lavell) (Mentioned)
  • Falcon (Samuel Wilson) (Mentioned)
  • Firebird (Bonita Juarez) (Mentioned)
  • Fixer (Norbert Ebersol) (Mentioned)
  • Forge (Mentioned)
  • Flatman (Val Ventura) (Mentioned)
  • Gargoyle (Isaac Christians) (Mentioned)
  • Gauntlet (Joseph Green) (Mentioned)
  • Guardian (Michael Pointer) (Mentioned)
  • Hardball (Roger Brokeridge) (Mentioned)
  • Hawkeye (Clinton Barton) (Mentioned)
  • Hellcat (Patricia Walker) (Mentioned)
  • Hellion (Julian Keller) (Mentioned)
  • Hermes (Mentioned)
  • Hulkling (Theodore Altman) (Mentioned)
  • Humbug (Buchanan Mitty) (Mentioned)
  • U-Foes (Mentioned)
    • Vector (Simon Utrecht) (Mentioned)
    • Vapor (Ann Darnell) (Mentioned)
    • X-Ray (James Darnell) (Mentioned)
    • Ironclad (Michael Steel) (Mentioned)
  • Jack Flag (Jack Harrison) (Mentioned)
  • Jester (Jody Putt) (Mentioned)
  • Joystick (Janice Yanizeski) (Mentioned)
  • Killer Shrike (Simon Maddicks) (Mentioned)
  • King Cobra (Klaus Voorhees) (Mentioned)
  • Komodo (Melati Kusuma) (Mentioned)
  • Living Lightning (Miguel Santos) (Mentioned)
  • Machete (Mariano Lopez) (Mentioned)
  • Mach-IV (Abner Jenkins) (Mentioned)
  • Mathemanic (Thomas Sorenson) (Mentioned)
  • Micromax (Scott Wright) (Mentioned)
  • Mister Immortal (Craig Hollis) (Mentioned)
  • Mimic (Calvin Rankin) (Mentioned)
  • Mongoose (Mentioned)
  • Morbius (Mentioned)
  • MVP (Michael Van Patrick) (Mentioned)
  • Network (Valerie Martin) (Mentioned)
  • Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond) (Mentioned)
  • Orka (Mentioned)
  • Overmind (Grom) (Mentioned)
  • Ox (Raymond Bloch) (Mentioned)
  • Paladin (Mentioned)
  • Phantom Rider (Hamilton Slade) (Mentioned)
  • Porcupine (Roger Gocking) (Mentioned)
  • Poseidon (Mentioned)
  • Primus (Mentioned)
  • Puma (Thomas Fireheart) (Mentioned)
  • Quicksand (Mentioned)
  • Radioactive Man (Chen Lu) (Mentioned)
  • Rage (Elvin Haliday) (Mentioned)
  • Rattler (Gustav Krueger) (Mentioned)
  • Red Ronin (SJ3RX) (Mentioned)
  • Red Wolf (William Talltrees) (Mentioned)
  • Rocket Racer (Robert Farrell) (Mentioned)
  • Sabra (Ruth Bat-Seraph) (Mentioned)
  • Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski) (Mentioned)
  • Scarecrow (Ebenezer Laughton) (Mentioned)
  • Venom (Edward Brock) (Mentioned)
  • Sentry (Robert Reynolds) (Mentioned)
  • Shang-Chi (Mentioned)
  • Shooting Star (Victoria Star) (Mentioned)
  • Silk Fever (Min Li Ng) (Mentioned)
  • Silverclaw (Maria de Guadalupe Santiago) (Mentioned)
  • Skyhawk (Winston Manchester) (Mentioned)
  • Slapstick (Steven Harmon) (Mentioned)
  • Slyde (Jalome Beacher) (Mentioned)
  • Smiling Tiger (Conrad Mack) (Mentioned)
  • Smuggler (Conrad Josten) (Mentioned)
  • Snake Marston (Sylvester Marston) (Mentioned)
  • Sprite (Katherine Pryde) (Mentioned)
  • Squirrel Girl (Doreen Green) (Mentioned)
  • Stargod (John Jonah Jameson III) (Mentioned)
  • Stature (Cassandra Lang) (Mentioned)
  • Stilt-Man (Wilbur Day) (Mentioned)
  • Stingray (Walter Newell) (Mentioned)
  • Swordsman (Andreas von Strucker) (Mentioned)
  • Talisman (Elizabeth Twoyoungmen) (Mentioned)
  • Tarantula (Maria Vasquez) (Mentioned)
  • Taskmaster (Anthony Masters) (Mentioned)
  • Tatterdemalion (Arnold Paffenroth) (Mentioned)
  • Terminizer (Luis Gutierrez) (Mentioned)
  • Texas Twister (Drew Daniels) (Mentioned)
  • Timeslip (Rina Patel) (Mentioned)
  • Thor Girl (Tarene) (Mentioned)
  • Tigra (Greer Nelson) (Mentioned)
  • Trauma (Terrance Ward) (Mentioned)
  • Triathlon (Delroy Garrett Jr.) (Mentioned)
  • Two-Gun Kid (Matthew Hawk) (Mentioned)
  • Typeface (Gordon Thomas) (Mentioned)
  • U.S. Agent (Jonathan Walker) (Mentioned)
  • Ultra-Girl (Tsu-Zana) (Mentioned)
  • Unicorn (Milos Masaryk) (Mentioned)
  • Vermin (Edward Whelan) (Mentioned)
  • Vienna (Mentioned)
  • Vision (Jonas) (Mentioned)
  • Vulture (Adrian Toomes) (Mentioned)
  • Whiplash (Mentioned)
  • Wiccan (William Kaplan) (Mentioned)
  • Zaran (Mentioned)
  • Zero-G (Alexander Power) (Mentioned)
  • Dum-Dum Dugan (Timothy Dugan) (Mentioned)
  • Coldheart (Kateri Deseronto) (Mentioned)
  • Gaea (Mentioned)
  • Zeus (Mentioned)
  • Rand Corporation (Mentioned)
  • Abomination (Emil Blonsky) (Mentioned)
  • Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) (Mentioned)
  • Hephaestus (Mentioned)
  • Red Hulk (Thaddeus Ross) (Mentioned)
  • Franklin Richards (Mentioned)
  • Valeria Richards (Mentioned)
  • Iron Fist (Bei Bang-Wen) (Mentioned)
  • Shou-Lao the Undying (Mentioned)
  • Owl (Leland Owlsley) (Mentioned)
  • Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) (Mentioned)
  • Isaiah Bradley (Mentioned)
  • J. Jonah Jameson (Mentioned)
  • Power Broker (Curtiss Jackson) (Mentioned)
  • Frightful Four (Mentioned)
  • Weapon X (Mentioned)
  • Ultron (Mentioned)
  • Tiger Shark (Todd Arliss) (Mentioned)
  • Corruptor (Jackson Day) (Mentioned)
  • Justin Baldwin (Mentioned)
  • Captain Britain (Brian Braddock) (Mentioned)
  • Rick Mason (Mentioned)
  • Arnold Astrovik (Mentioned)
  • Aunt Petunia (Mentioned)
  • Yancy Street Gang (Mentioned)
  • Red Skull (Johann Shmidt) (Mentioned)
  • Firelord (Pyreus Kril) (Mentioned)
  • Thomas Bradley (Mentioned)
  • Ho Yinsen (Mentioned)
  • Daily Globe (Mentioned)
  • West Coast Avengers (Mentioned)
  • Alpha Flight (Mentioned)
  • Squadron Supreme (Mentioned)
  • Squadron Sinister (Mentioned)
  • S.W.O.R.D. (Mentioned)
  • Psionex (Mentioned)
  • Laynia Petrovna (Mentioned)
  • Death Adder (Roland Burroughs) (Mentioned)
  • Speed (Thomas Shepherd) (Mentioned)
  • A.I.M. (Mentioned)
  • Nate Grey (Mentioned)
  • Richard Rider (Mentioned)
  • Night Thrasher (Dwayne Taylor) (Mentioned)
  • Niels (Mentioned)
  • The Watcher (Uatu) (Mentioned)
  • Skadi (Mentioned)
  • Tanngrisnir (Mentioned)
  • Foggy Nelson (Mentioned)
  • Scott Washington (Mentioned)
  • G.W. Bridge (Mentioned)
  • Namor (Mentioned)
  • Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange) (Mentioned)
  • Cobalt Man (Ralph Roberts) (Mentioned)
  • Speedfreak (Mentioned)
  • Balder (Mentioned)
  • Aunt May (Referenced)
  • Jacob Fury (Referenced)
  • Jack Fury (Referenced)
  • Deadpool (Wade Wilson) of Earth-616 (Mentioned)
  • Ultimate Fantastic Four (Mentioned)
  • Miss Marvel (Carol Danvers) of Earth-616 (Mentioned)
  • Miss Marvel (Carol Danvers) of Earth-7192 (Referenced)

Races and Species:

Locations:

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PlayStation 2 / Wii / PlayStation Portable storyline[]

Featured Characters:

  • Ultimate Alliance (First appearance)
    • Avengers (First appearance)
      • Captain America (Steven Rogers) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
      • Iron Man (Anthony Stark) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
      • Thor (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss as Dark Thor)
      • Miss Marvel (Carol Danvers) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
      • Hulk (Bruce Banner) (First appearance)
    • Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (First appearance)
    • Nanite Nick Fury (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss as part of the Fold)
    • Fantastic Four (First appearance)
      • Thing (Benjamin Grimm) (First appearance) (Secret character)
      • Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
      • Invisible Woman (Susan Richards) (First appearance)
      • Human Torch (Jonathan Storm) (First appearance)
    • X-Men (First appearance)
      • Wolverine (James Howlett) (First appearance)
      • Iceman (Robert Drake) (First appearance)
      • Storm (Ororo Munroe) (First appearance) (Secret character) (Pro-Reg boss)
      • Cyclops (Scott Summers) (First appearance) (Secret character)
      • Jean Grey (First appearance) (Secret character)
      • Gambit (Remy LeBeau) (First appearance) (Secret character)
      • Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock) (First appearance)
    • Daredevil (Matthew Murdock) (First appearance)
    • Deadpool (Wade Wilson) (First appearance)
    • Blade (Eric Brooks) (First appearance)
    • Luke Cage (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
    • Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss in 2nd act)
    • Venom (Edward Brock) (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss in 3rd act)
      • Venom symbiote (First appearance)
    • Songbird (Melissa Gold) (First appearance) (Secret character)
    • Penance (Robert Baldwin) (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss in 3rd act)

Supporting Characters:

  • S.H.I.E.L.D. (First appearance)
    • Maria Hill (First appearance)
  • Bishop (First appearance)
  • Black Panther (T'Challa) (First appearance)
  • Cable (Nathan Summers) (First appearance) (Boss as part of the Fold)
  • Cloak (Tyrone Johnson) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Dagger (Tandy Bowen) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Goliath (William Foster) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Hercules (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Multiple Man (James Madrox) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • Black Widow (Natalia Romanova) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • Yellowjacket (Henry Pym) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • Wonder Man (Simon Williams) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)

Antagonists:

  • Doombots
  • Electro (Maxwell Dillon) (First appearance)
  • Lucia von Bardas (First appearance) (Death)
  • Tinkerer (Phineas Mason) (First appearance)
  • Diamondback (Rachel Leighton) (First appearance)
  • Lizard (Curtis Connors) (First appearance)
  • Scorcher (Steven Hudak) (First appearance)
  • Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr) (First appearance)
  • Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) (First appearance)
  • Grey Gargoyle (Paul Duval) (First appearance)
  • Lady Deathstrike (Yuriko Oyama) (First appearance)
  • Bullseye (Lester) (First appearance)
  • Moonstone (Karla Sofen) (First appearance)
  • Scorpion (MacDonald Gargan) (First appearance)
  • Winter Soldier (James Barnes) (First appearance)
  • Radioactive Man (Chen Lu) (First appearance)
  • Absorbing Man (Carl Creel) (First appearance)
  • Man-Ape (M'Baku) (First appearance)
  • The Fold (First appearance)

Other Characters:

Races and Species:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

Nintendo DS storyline[]

Featured Characters:

  • Ultimate Alliance (First appearance)
    • Avengers (First appearance)
    • Captain America (Steven Rogers) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
    • Iron Man (Anthony Stark) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
    • Thor (First appearance) (Secret character) (Anti-Reg boss)
    • Miss Marvel (Carol Danvers) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
    • Sentry (Robert Reynolds) (First appearance)
    • She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (First appearance)
  • Hulk (Bruce Banner) (First appearance)
  • Fantastic Four (First appearance)
    • Thing (Benjamin Grimm) (First appearance) (Secret character)
    • Invisible Woman (Susan Richards) (First appearance)
  • X-Men (First appearance)
    • Wolverine (James Howlett) (First appearance)
    • Storm (Ororo Munroe) (First appearance) (Secret character)
  • Luke Cage (First appearance) (Secret character)
  • Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss in 2nd act)
  • Venom (MacDonald Gargan) (First appearance) (Secret character) (Boss in 3rd act)
    • Venom symbiote (First appearance)

Supporting Characters:

  • S.H.I.E.L.D. (First appearance)
    • Maria Hill (First appearance)
  • Bishop (First appearance)
  • Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) (First appearance)
  • Black Panther (T'Challa) (First appearance)
  • Cloak (Tyrone Johnson) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Dagger (Tandy Bowen) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Goliath (William Foster) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Hercules (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Daredevil (Matthew Murdock) (First appearance) (Pro-Reg boss)
  • Yellowjacket (Henry Pym) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • Wonder Man (Simon Williams) (First appearance) (Anti-Reg boss)
  • Cable (Nathan Summers) (First appearance) (Boss as part of the Fold)

Antagonists:

  • Doombots
  • Nanite Nick Fury (First appearance)
  • Electro (Maxwell Dillon) (First appearance)
  • Lucia von Bardas (First appearance)
  • Penance (Robert Baldwin) (First appearance)
  • Tinkerer (Phineas Mason) (First appearance)
  • Absorbing Man (Carl Creel) (First appearance)
  • Diamondback (Rachel Leighton) (First appearance)
  • Lizard (Curtis Connors) (First appearance)
  • Scorcher (Steven Hudak) (First appearance)
  • Man-Ape (M'Baku) (First appearance)
  • Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr) (First appearance)
  • Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) (First appearance)

Other Characters:

  • Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) (Statue)
  • New Warriors (First appearance)
    • Namorita (Death)
  • Nitro (Robert Hunter) (First appearance)
  • Daily Bugle (Newspaper)

Races and Species:

Locations:

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Synopsis

Plot[]

The story begins with the superheroes waging an unsanctioned attack on Castle Doom, Latveria due to the fact that the prime minister, Lucia Von Bardas, markets technology to the Tinkerer, who, in turn, markets them to supervillains in order to upgrade their suits. The President refuses to attack Latveria due to the fact that Bardas has established friendly relations with the American government. The attack on Latveria is successful, ending with Fury's squadron destroying Castle Doom, and Bardas being presumed to be dead.

One year later, Ms. Marvel is reported to be missing after being sent to recover intel on criminal activity. A team is sent to rescue her, and find her interrogated by the Shocker. They then discover that a cyborg Von Bardas has been leading Latveria in an assault on America for the attack on Latveria. Her plan is thwarted by the heroes, however, in the process, a portion of the city has been destroyed, causing the government to consider enacting the Superhuman Registration Act. Nick Fury disappears in light of the incident, and S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Maria Hill is appointed to be the new director. In a television broadcast of the New Warriors, the supervillain Nitro creates a massive explosion, killing over 600 lives and causing the Superhuman Registration Act to be enacted. Captain America, in disagreement of the act, rebels and forms a team of his own in order to battle those who support the act. Another team is formed, led by Iron Man, in order to restore peace and thwart Captain America's rebellion. The story then is split into two separate branches depending on player choice; Pro-Registration and Anti-Registration.

The Pro-Registration then creates nanite technology which is used to control the minds of supervillains, aiding them in their quest to defeat Captain America. The two plotlines converge when the Pro-Registration team leads the Anti-Registration team to a chemical plant. Iron Man attempts to negotiate with Captain America, promising amnesty for the Anti-Registration team, but Captain America refuses, resulting in a battle between the two factions. The nanite-controlled villains, however, go haywire and plant bombs all over the chemical plant. Nick Fury returns to the plotline as he tries to defuse the explosives. However, as the final bomb is about to be defused, Venom thwarts Fury's intentions, causing an explosion which incapacitates the heroes. They are brought to a safe house by Nick, who unites the teams in order to defeat the out-of-control villains.

The heroes travel to the Negative Zone in order to bring samples of the nanite formula. The mission is a success and the team escapes, however, Fury's fate is unknown, as he was left behind right after he activated a self-destruct system. As a result; the Registration Act is suspended, after it is revealed that the nanites have survived and have spread throughout the world. The reunited teams are then split into various groups, with the main group heading to Black Panther's home, Wakanda. They defeat nanite-controlled agents, and it is revealed that the nanites are now under the control of the group known as the Fold. The team then also discover that Nick Fury has been taken over by the Fold. The groups then establish a base in Wakanda, as the country is safe from the nanite invasion. The team then travel to Iceland, a destination which contains a base under the Fold's control. They then transmit a signal which paralyzes the nanite controlled villains and heroes, allowing them to be cured. The team then battle the Tinkerer, who is the ringleader of the Fold and defeat him. However, the battle has not yet been won; a nanite-controlled Nick Fury then battles the heroes, ending with the heroes victorious.

The end of the game is then determined on which faction the player chose; if the Pro-Registration team has been chosen, the Superhuman Registration Act is amended, whereas if the Anti-Registration team has been chosen, the Superhuman Registration Act is repealed.

Gameplay[]

There will be changes in the game and camera controls for greater fluidity. The Comic-Con 2008 trailer shows an improvement in the power combo system; instead of merely doing some extra damage, two combined powers will yield a new attack altogether, such as Invisible Woman creating a force field and Iron Man overloading it with energy, effectively creating a bomb, or even the classic fastball special maneuver. [1] The Alchemy engine[2] has been upgraded in several ways, including Havok physics technology, [3] a new 3D sound system[3] and syncing character's lips to dialogue. [4]

Cast

  • David Agranov - Cable
  • Lori Alan - Newscaster
  • Tessa Auberjonois - Moonstone
  • Ogie Banks - Patriot
  • Chopper Bernet - Venom
  • Ahmed Best - Cloak
  • Brian Bloom - Daredevil, Bullseye
  • Jocelyn Blue - Lady Deathstrike
  • Steven Blum - Wolverine, Nitro
  • Adam Bobrow - Iceman
  • Emerson Brooks - Bishop, Goliath
  • Kimberly Brooks - Firestar, Psylocke
  • Robert Clotworthy - Mister Fantastic
  • Alicia Coppola - She-Hulk
  • Jim Cummings - Thor, Scorpion
  • E.G. Daily - Spider-Woman
  • John DiMaggio - Juggernaut, Magneto
  • Benjamin Diskin - Spider-Man, Penance
  • Peter Dobson - Iron Fist
  • Sean Donnellan - Hercules, Justice
  • Michael Dunn - Gambit
  • Margaret Easley - Maria Hill
  • Paul Eiding - President
  • Keith Ferguson - Scorcher
  • Emerson Franklin - Man-Ape
  • Crispin Freeman - Iron Man, Titanium Man
  • Nika Futterman - Black Widow
  • Molly Hagan - Jean Grey
  • Zach Hanks - Cyclops
  • David Hope - Absorbing Man
  • Adam Jennings - Whirlwind
  • John Kassir - Deadpool (Venom in PS2/Wii/PSP version)
  • David Kaufman - Human Torch
  • David Kaye - Captain America, Nick Fury
  • Andrew Kishino - Molten Man
  • Stan Lee - Senator Lieber
  • Dawnn Lewis - Storm
  • Donald Luce - Radioactive Man
  • Danny Mann - Wizard
  • Danica McKellar - Invisible Woman
  • Jameela McMillan - Diamondback
  • Lani Minella - Lucia von Bardas
  • Dave B. Mitchell - Wonder Man
  • Brian Mulholland - S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents
  • Nolan North - War Machine, Sentry
  • Khary Payton - Luke Cage, Blade
  • Philip Proctor - Tinkerer
  • Jennifer Rogers - Firestar
  • Joseph Roseto - Grey Gargoyle
  • Tim Russ - Black Panther, Colossus
  • Marc Samuel - The Lizard
  • Armin Shimerman - Green Goblin
  • Susan Spano - Songbird
  • April Stewart - Ms. Marvel, Namorita
  • Fred Tatasciore - Hulk, Thing, Carnage, A-Bomb
  • Kirk Thornton - Electro
  • Robert Tinkler - Nova, Prodigy, Quicksilver
  • Rick D. Wassermann - Shocker, Grim Reaper
  • Wally Wingert - Multiple Man, Yellowjacket
  • Jimmie Wood - Equinox
  • Danielle Young - Dagger
  • Jason Zumwalt - Havok

Notes

  • Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2: Fusion is the sequel to the 2006 video game Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, both of which are published by Activision.
  • The game was officially announced in a press release by Activision on February 8, 2008. The game is scheduled to be released in 2009. [5] At E3 2008, it was given the official name of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2: Fusion.
  • Versions for X360/PS3 and Wii/PS2/PSP were developed by different teams. Pastgen version used only some story drafts from the main version and the developers were free to make their own game, hence the reason for that many differences in story details. The game was also produced in very short time, so it reused tons of assets from Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and was made on the engine of that game. While Nintendo DS version was a port of pastgen MUA 2, it was still based on early prototypes of the game, so the story and details in DS version are different too. Some levels were scrapped in DS port (probably beacuse of technical restrictions) and the story was adjusted accordingly. The game also reused music from the first MUA game.

Trivia

  • Juggernaut was announced as a pre-order exclusive for Xbox 360 and PS3, but an additionally the once pre-order exclusive will be available for $1.99/160MSP. Cyclops, and Blade are only playable on the Wii, Playstation 2, and Playstation Portable versions of the game (Last-Gen). Sentry and She-Hulk are only playable on the Nintendo DS version of the game. Otherwise, She-Hulk is only an NPC. Iron Fist is only on PS3 and Xbox 360 (Current-Gen). Psylocke is playable in a both Gens and for Current-Gen as DLC along with the other 4 DLC characters. On October 9, 2009, Black Panther, Cable, Carnage, Magneto are only in Current-Gen DLC only along with Psylocke and was announced for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, which includes new characters and comic missions as well as new achievements. It will be released on November 5, 2009 for $9.99/800MSP for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, respectively.
  • Although this game followed the events of the Civil War Event, there were several obvious differences from the comic.
    • Neither the Thor clone nor the death of Bill Foster was seen during the battle at the chemical plant. This could be because Thor is a playable character in the games, despite being dead at this time in the comic. However, in PS2/Wii/PSP/DS version the real Thor did fight Goliath, even though he didn't kill him.
    • The nanties did not gain a collective. It continued to be quite successful in the comics, although there were some who tried to resist it, such as Bullseye.
    • There was no rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. division called the White Star in the comics. It also didn't appear in the pastgen version of the game (PS2/Wii/PSP/DS) and the anti-reg movement was called just "rebels".
    • The ending in the comics was quite different from the game endings. The comic ending ended in New York with Captain America surrendering and the Act remaining in place, unaltered.
  • A promotional comic was released to support the game.
  • A dialogue with Firestar in Anti-Reg hub had a Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends easter egg, meaning that the trio of Spider-Man, Firestar and Iceman probably happened in the universe of the game.
  • In some cutscenes there was a line in a news ticker with the following text: «Poll: 8% of Americans believe Skrulls are impersonating their neighbors». It's most likely a reference to the Secret Invasion – the next global event after Civil War.
  • While trivia games in X-Men Legends, X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and PS3/X360 MUA 2 were clearly in-universe and often referenced the events of the games, most questions of trivia in PS2/Wii/PSP MUA 2 aren't connected to the game. There's tons of questions starting with "in the comics" or "in which issue the character debuted" or just questions about the Marvel Comics company, but even some other questions just can't be in-universe. For example, one question references the post Civil War death of Captain America, shot by Sharon Carter. It just couldn't happen in the game at any point, so the trivia questions of PS2/Wii/PSP MUA 2 aren't canon for Earth-TRN1407.

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