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So, this is Marvel’s Angela outfit from Marvel Future Fight.
The awfulness of her original costume (up) has been pointed out multiple times, so I was really happy when I noticed the possible upgrade – her Secret Wars uniform is much more appropriate.
At least now she has a smaller chance of freezing to death.
Seeing Angela’s infamous costume in 3D form makes me wonder whether or not the game developers could recreate how inconsistent it looks in comics. That would be hilarious!
Really nice to have the blow softened by the Secret Wars AU version of the character also brought to life.
Even the way she’s posed for those screenshots informs us how vastly different is she framed in both continuities. Elseworld for the win.
~Ozzie
So, recently when we pointed out a Dead or Alive/Samurai Warriors crossover, there was some expression that somehow it Dead or Alive’s fault… as though Koei Tecmo never stooped to this kind of thing on their own.
Not in Samurai Warriors, not in Dynasty Warriors…and most certainly not the last time they teamed up with Team Ninja to help Nintendo create Hyrule Warriors.
Above all, this is certainly not a problem spread throughout video games.
Not at all.
– wincenworks
So, recently when we pointed out a Dead or Alive/Samurai Warriors crossover, there was some expression that somehow it Dead or Alive’s fault… as though Koei Tecmo never stooped to this kind of thing on their own.
Not in Samurai Warriors, not in Dynasty Warriors…and most certainly not the last time they teamed up with Team Ninja to help Nintendo create Hyrule Warriors.
Above all, this is certainly not a problem spread throughout video games.
Not at all.
– wincenworks
Love my character on Black Desert but omg I hate when she smiles xD
I wonder what @bikiniarmorbattledamage would think of her armour, considering she’s the sorceress and is meant to be in melee range.
This armor looks kind of familiar…. only it’s actually less practical. Somehow.
Based off the changes, I think in another 27 years we’ll see “armor” that is just basically a copy of the costume from a certain music video also released in 1989.
I’m so glad we have people out there looking to make sure nobody encroaches on mainstream video games’ creative freedom.
– wincenworks
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