- “Everyone is here!”
- ―Introduction Tagline for Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon
Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon is a crossover fighting video game for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. It is the seventh crossover fighting game in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. This video game has been released on April 3, 2020. Director Norio Hirose states that all of the playable characters from the previous Marvel vs. Capcom games have all appeared in this fighting game.
Gameplay[]
The gameplay of Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon is similar to the one from Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. Players must knock out the opposing team by repeatedly attacking the opponent and draining their health bar. Armageddon features 3-9 on 3-9 partner battles, similar to Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes and earlier installments in the franchise. Armageddon utilizes a "free-form" tag system, known as "Active Switch", which shares similarities with Marvel vs. Capcom 3's "Team Aerial Combo" system and Street Fighter X Tekken's "Switch Cancel" system. Players can immediately switch between their team members at any point, even while mid-air or during attack animations. This provides players with the abilities to create their own offensive or defensive assists through the tag system and form continuous combos between their characters. As of August 22, 2019, this fighting game now features two more modes: Tournament and Survival. In Tournament Mode players compete on a single elimination tournament tree, while in Survival Mode, the player is forced to continue fighting until his/her characters' HP drops to zero. Also on March 14, 2020, a new mode was announced called "Daily Corruption Challenge" where the player must defeat the corruptor clones while completing missions shown at random on the daily board. When playing Online Mode, an internet connection and a Nintendo Online Membership card are both required to play this mode online.
Game Modes[]
- Single Player
- Arcade
- Story Mode: World of Corruption
- Daily Corruption Challenge
- Survival
- Versus (3-9 on 3-9)
- 1P vs. CPU
- 1P vs. 2P
- CPU vs. CPU
- Tournament Mode
- Online Mode
- Ranked Match (3-9 on 3-9)
- Training
- Practice
- Mission Training
Story Mode: World of Corruption[]
Three years after the defeat of Ultron Sigma (who was previously the final boss of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite), Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon features the story mode called Story Mode: World of Corruption where the player can travel through the story, awakening the fighters, defeating red (for Marvel characters) and blue (for Capcom characters) Corruptor Clones, completing many stages, missions and winning mini-games to defeat the almighty Mar-Com Corruptor (literally, the Marvel-Capcom Corruptor), a corruptor of two worlds who threatens to corrupt the worlds of the Marvel and Capcom universes so that it can combine them into one corrupted planet. As the final boss since Arcade mode, the Mar-Com Corruptor gains a true form after absorbing all of the infinity gems and the spirit crystals of the past bosses from each Marvel vs. game including Yellow Devil, Rathalos and Yami from the Capcom games, whom the player must defeat. The Mar-Com Corruptor can use a variety of special moves used by each boss (such as Onslaught's Mighty Hand, Apocalypse's Spiked Mace, Rathalos' Super Fireball Attack and Yami's Missile Launch) and can use the power of the infinity gems. In its true form, it can also summon Corruptor Clones based on each fighter (which refers to Galactus summoning cosmic clones) to attack the player. Completing this mode unlocks new stages and the alternate stages from Marvel vs. Capcom 2 and 3.
Infinity Gem and Crystal Powers[]
As of Marvel Super Heroes, each infinity gem has their own unique power where they can be used for a limited time for players who have the number of fighters remaining. The Mar-Com Corruptor can use some of its powers that Thanos uses to attack the player. The Light and Darkness infinity crystals were only added for the Mar-Com Corruptor to use for enhancing the battlefield once it has half of HP remaining when facing it.
Infinity Gem/Crystal | Ability | Mar-Com Corruptor Ability |
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Power Gem | Boosts the player's attack power, dealing double damage. | Boosts its own attack power, dealing double damage. |
Reality Gem | Creates projectiles to attack the opponent. | Creates miniature drones of itself which fire lasers including a bigger one (when it is at critical damage) at the player. |
Space Gem | Creates a super armor that boosts the player's defense power, making him/her take less damage and hard to make flinch. | Creates its own super armor, taking less damage. |
Soul Gem | Recovers 15% (30% when at critical damage) of the player's HP. | Traps the player in its mouth to absorb 30% of his/her HP. |
Time Gem | Boosts the player's movement speed. | Either slows down the player's movement speed or reverse his/her movement controls. |
Mind Gem | Recovers the player's hyper combo gauge by 2. | Drains all of the player's hyper combo gauge. This attack was previously used by Yami. |
Light Crystal | N/A | Creates a binding light that stuns the player for a short time. |
Dark Crystal | N/A | Shrouds the player in a blackout, making it harder for the player to see. |
Playable Characters[]
All of the Marvel and Capcom characters from their previous Marvel vs. installments make a fierce return in this fighting game. Each Marvel and Capcom characters are classified on each number in order of their appearance in Marvel Vs. fighting games. Servbot is the only character from Marvel vs. Capcom 2 to not be playable, but has been paired up with Tron Bonne renaming the duo, "Tron & Servbot". According to the character selection screen, all characters go in order from the top of their appearance in Capcom games (with the exception of all Capcom characters going from right to left). So far, only 30 playable characters are available from the start of this fighting game, while many other characters highlighted in bold must be unlocked by having them join the player's party in Story mode's World of Corruption, completing Arcade mode with the exact character in his/her unlock tree and playing Versus mode. Characters who are highlighted in a combination of bold and italics are new to Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon. Players who pre-order this fighting video game by April 10, 2020 gets a chance to receive a download code which unlocks the two DLC characters, Daredevil and Ingrid when they get revealed on May 4, 2020, along with the first DLC costume pack, the Main Starters DLC costume pack which contains costumes for Cyclops, Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Ryu, Ken, Chris Redfield and Dante. On July 9, 2020, it was announced that four more DLC characters, Elektra, Human Torch, June and Demitri Maximoff have all appeared at the end of July along with the two DLC costume packs, the Evil Twin and Brawler packs. On September 4, 2020, it was announced that even four more DLC characters would be joining the roster where it turns out to be these DLC characters: Ms. Marvel, Drax, Batsu and Alex. These final four DLC characters have all joined the roster on September 25, 2020 along with the next DLC costume pack, the Villains DLC costume pack. In the Nintendo Switch version, players gain the ability to use Mii Fighters (who appear from Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. franchise) based on a Brawler, Swordfighter and Gunner during gameplay.
Marvel Characters | Capcom Characters |
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Others[]
- Mii Brawler (Nintendo Switch version)
- Mii Swordfighter (Nintendo Switch version)
- Mii Gunner (Nintendo Switch version)
Boss Characters[]
Boss characters can be challenged on each stage in story mode. In survival mode, one boss (except the Mar-Com Corruptor) will be shown at random after beating at least nine stages. Defeating a boss in this mode restores full HP on all of the player's fighters. There are a total of nine bosses to defeat in this fighting game.
Boss Character | Stage |
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Apocalypse | Apocalypse Now |
Yellow Devil | Wily Castle |
Onslaught | Realm of Onslaught |
Rathalos | Forest Hill |
Galactus | Fate of the Earth |
Yami | Ark of Yamato |
Abyss | Abyss' Temple |
Ultron Sigma / Ultron Omega | Xgard |
Mar-Com Corruptor (Final Boss) | Mar-Com Core |
Character Unlock Conditions[]
Each set of three characters have their own unlock tree, consisting of 7-8 unlockable characters. Completing Arcade mode with one of these characters will suddenly unlock a new character. For example, completing Arcade mode upon delivering the final blow to the Mar-Com Corruptor using Ryu will suddenly unlock Iron Man as a playable character. If Iron Man is unlocked, then Rogue will be the next character for the player who is using Ryu to be unlocked. When playing Versus mode after finishing a match, hidden characters will be unlocked in order of their appearance in Marvel Vs. games. There are a total of ten unlock trees for thirty default characters.
Character Unlock Trees[]
Character Unlock Tree | Hidden Characters |
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Wolverine, Iceman & Juggernaut |
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Psylocke, Spiral & Magneto |
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Colossus, Silver Samurai & Spider-Man |
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Cyclops, Omega Red & Captain America |
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Storm, Sentinel & Hulk |
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Zangief, Dan & Morrigan |
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Dhalsim, Cammy & Strider Hiryu |
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Chun-Li, Charlie & Jin |
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Ken, Akuma & Captain Commando |
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Ryu, M. Bison & Sakura |
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Vs. Mode Unlock Order[]
- Rogue
- Mega Man
- Deadpool
- Spencer
- Thanos
- Zero
- Iron Man
- Donovan & Anita
- Gamora
- Frank West
- Black Widow
- Guile
- Doctor Octopus
- Hsien-Ko
- Marrow
- Phoenix Wright
- Ultron
- Saki
- War Machine
- Juri
- Gambit
- Viewtiful Joe
- Moon Knight
- Chris
- Venom
- X
- Blackheart
- Baby Bonnie Hood
- Taskmaster
- Felicia
- Black Panther
- Dante
- Emma Frost
- Ruby Heart
- Shuma-Gorath
- Leon
- Ghost Rider
- Anakaris
- Cable
- Sōki
- Doctor Doom
- Jon Talbain
- Sabretooth
- SonSon
- Quicksilver
- Firebrand
- Rocket Raccoon
- Roll
- Thor
- Jedah
- Winter Soldier
- Vergil
- Dormammu
- Tron & Servbot
- Captain Marvel
- Haggar
- Green Goblin
- Jill
- She-Hulk
- Sigma
- X-23
- Hayato
- Falcon
- Trish
- Phoenix
- Crimson Viper
- Doctor Strange
- Amingo
- Nova
- Monster Hunter
- M.O.D.O.K.
- Wesker
- Iron Fist
- Amaterasu
- Hawkeye
- Arthur
- Super-Skrull
- Nemesis-T Type
Stages[]
All of the playable stages (except the ones from X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter) are shown from the past Marvel vs. Capcom games. The alternate stages from MvC2 and MvC3 can be unlocked by playing through Story Mode: World of Corruption. With new stages added as of March 30, 2020, there are now a total of 61 stages to choose from. Stages that are highlighted in bold are hidden stages.
List of Stages[]
New Stages[]
- Aensland Castle
- Crowded Street
- Genosha
- Mar-Com Core
- Mar-Com Core (Final Stage)
- Marvel vs. Capcom World Stadium
- Mephisto Realm
- Stark Industries
- Training Room
- Wily Castle
Returning Stages from Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes[]
- Avengers Headquarters
- Blue Area of the Moon
- The Cliff of Desolation
- Dr. Wily's Military Base
- Headquarters of Evil
- Honda's Bathouse
- Live House of the Dark Realm
- Neo St. Petersberg
- Realm of Onslaught
- Rooftop of the Daily Bugle
Returning Stages from Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes[]
- Abyss' Temple
- Chinese Swamp
- Clock Tower
- Clown Circus
- Clown Circus (Alternate)
- Deserted Swamp
- The Flying Airship
- The Flying Airship at Night
- Icy River
- Industrial Factory
- Lava Cavern
- Midday Desert
- Rocky River
- Snowy Clock Tower
- Sunset Desert
- Water Cavern
Returning Stages from Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds / Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3[]
- Asgard
- Asgard: Sea of Space
- Bonne Wonderland
- Chaos at Tricell
- City That Never Sleeps
- The Daily Bugle
- Danger Room
- Days of Future Past
- Demon Village
- Demon Village Redux
- Fate of the Earth
- Hand Hideout
- Kattelox Island
- Metro City
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Air Show
- Shadowland
- Tricell Laboratory
Returning Stages from Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite[]
- A.I.M.BRELLA
- Abel City - Sigma's Lab
- Avengers Tower
- Dark Kingdom
- Knowmoon
- New Metro City
- Valkanda
- Xgard
Others (Nintendo Switch version)[]
- Hyrule Castle
- New Donk City Hall
- Nintendo Land
Mii Fighter Customizations[]
Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon has a new feature called Mii Fighter Customization where it can be found in the Main Menu of this game.
For a list of customizations for the Mii Fighters, see List of Mii Fighter Customizations in Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon.
Cast[]
Character | Voice Actor |
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Abyss | Kōsuke Toriumi |
Alex | Shintarō Asanuma (Japanese) Mark Whitten (English) |
Anita | Yui Ishikawa (Japanese) Cherami Leigh (English) |
Akuma | Taketora (Japanese) Dave Mallow (English) |
Albert Wesker | Jōji Nakata (Japanese) D. C. Douglas (English) |
Amingo | Takashi Nagasako |
Anakaris | Norio Wakamoto (Japanese) Christopher Bevins (English) |
Announcer | Justin Briner |
Apocalypse | Jamieson Price |
Arthur | Tetsu Inada (Japanese) Dan Woren (English) |
Baby Bonnie Hood | Saori Hayami (Japanese) Cristina Vee (English) |
Batsu | Nobuyuki Hiyama (Japanese) Bryce Papenbrook (English) |
Black Panther | James Mathis III |
Black Widow | Laura Bailey |
Blackheart | Paul St. Peter |
Cable | James M. Connor |
Cammy | Miyuki Sawashiro (Japanese) Caitlin Glass (English) |
Captain America | Brian Bloom |
Captain Commando | Kōsuke Toriumi (Japanese) Kirk Thornton (English) |
Captain Marvel | Erica Lindbeck |
Charlie | Kōsuke Toriumi (Japanese) Mike McFarland (English) |
Chris Redfield | Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese) Roger Craig Smith (English) |
Chun-Li | Fumiko Orikasa (Japanese) Laura Bailey (English) |
Colossus | Nolan North |
Crimson Viper | Mie Sonozaki (Japanese) Michelle Ruff (English) |
Cyclops | Scott Porter |
Dan | Toshiyuki Kusuda (Japanese) Ted Sroka (English) |
Dante | Toshiyuki Morikawa (Japanese) Reuben Langdon (English) |
Daredevil | Brian Bloom |
Deadpool | Nolan North |
Demitri | Nobuyuki Hiyama (Japanese) Emmett Manchester (English) |
Dhalsim | Daisuke Egawa (Japanese) Christopher Bevins (English) |
Doctor Doom | Maurice LaMarche |
Doctor Octopus | William Salyers |
Doctor Strange | Liam O'Brien |
Donovan | Wataru Takagi (Japanese) Keith Silverstein (English) |
Dormammu | Phil LaMarr |
Drax | Brandon Paul Eells |
Elektra | Kat Cressida |
Emma Frost | Mary Elizabeth McGlynn |
Falcon | Bumper Robinson |
Felicia | Kana Asumi (Japanese) G. K. Bowes (English) |
Firebrand | Shohei Yamaguchi (Japanese) Ian James Corlett (English) |
Frank West | Rikiya Koyama (Japanese) T.J. Rotolo (English) |
Galactus | Jonathan Adams |
Gambit | Rick Pasqualone |
Gamora | Vanessa Marshall |
Ghost Rider | Fred Tatasciore |
Green Goblin | Benjamin Diskin |
Guile | Hiroki Yasumoto (Japanese) Travis Willingham (English) |
Hawkeye | Chris Cox |
Hayato | Toshiyuki Morikawa (Japanese) Grant George (English) |
Hsien-Ko | Saori Hayami (Japanese) Cindy Robinson (English) |
Hulk | Fred Tatasciore |
Human Torch | Matthew Yang King |
Iceman | James Arnold Taylor |
Ingrid | Ayumi Fujimura (Japanese) Trina Nishimura (English) |
Iron Fist | Johnny Yong Bosch |
Iron Man | Eric Loomis |
Jedah Dohma | Isshin Chiba (Japanese) David Kaye (English) |
Jill Valentine | Atsuko Yuya (Japanese) Kari Wahlgren (English) |
Jin Saotome | Yūki Kaji (Japanese) Xander Mobus (English) |
Jon Talbain | Daisuke Ono (Japanese) Vic Mignogna (English) |
Juggernaut | Peter Lurie |
June | Ayumi Fujimura (Japanese) Karen Strassman (English) |
Juri | Eri Kitamura (Japanese) Jessica Straus (English) |
Ken | Yūji Kishi (Japanese) Reuben Langdon (English) |
Leon Kennedy | Toshiyuki Morikawa (Japanese) Nick Apostolides (English) |
M. Bison | Norio Wakamoto (Japanese) Gerald C. Rivers (English) |
M.O.D.O.K. | Wally Wingert |
Magneto | Tom Kane |
Mar-Com Corruptor | Keith Silverstein |
Marrow | Tara Strong |
Mega Man | Yū Kobayashi (Japanese) Mona Marshall (English) |
Mei-Ling | Rie Kugimiya (Japanese) Patricia Summersett (English) |
Mii Fighter (Brawler, Swordfighter & Gunner) | Yūji Kishi (Voice 1) Umeka Shōji (Voice 2 & 12) Takashi Ōhara (Voice 3) Ayumi Fujimura (Voice 4) Ryōtarō Okiayu (Voice 5) Makiko Ōmoto (Voice 6) Michihiko Hagi (Voice 7) Minami Takayama (Voice 8) Hideo Ishikawa (Voice 9) Kimiko Saitō (Voice 10) Kiyoyuki Yanada (Voice 11) |
Mike Haggar | Kiyoyuki Yanada (Japanese) Matt Riedy (English) |
Monster Hunter | Atsuko Tanaka (Japanese) Melissa Hutchison (English) |
Moon Knight | Gideon Emery |
Morrigan | Rie Tanaka (Japanese) Siobhan Flynn (English) |
Ms. Marvel | Kathereen Khavari |
Narrator | Peter Cullen |
Nemesis-T Type | Damon Dayoub |
Nova | Robbie Daymond |
Omega Red | Paul St. Peter |
Onslaught | Ian Carmine |
Phoenix | Jennifer Hale |
Phoenix Wright | Kōsuke Toriumi (Japanese) Sam Riegel (English) |
Psylocke | Erica Lindbeck |
Quicksilver | Sean Chiplock |
Rocket Raccoon | Nolan North |
Rogue | Ashly Burch |
Roll | Misato Fukuen (Japanese) Christine Marie Cabanos (English) |
Ruby Heart | Atsuko Tanaka (Japanese) Lani Minella (English) |
Ryu | Hiroki Takahashi (Japanese) Kyle Hebert (English) |
Sabretooth | T.J. Storm |
Saki | Yōko Honna (Japanese) Veronica Taylor (English) |
Sakura | Misato Fukuen (Japanese) Brittney Lee Harvey (English) |
Sentinel | Jim Ward |
Servbot A | Marina Inoue (Japanese) Erica Lindbeck (English) |
Servbot B | Eriko Nakamoto (Japanese) Cherami Leigh (English) |
Servbot C | Nana Mizuki (Japanese) Alexis Tipton (English) |
She-Hulk | María Canals-Barrera |
Shuma-Gorath | James Marsden |
Sigma | Mugihito (Japanese) Chris Tergliafera (English) |
Silver Samurai | Andrew Kishino |
Sōki | Yūji Kishi (Japanese) David Vincent (English) |
SonSon III | Mayumi Iizuka (Japanese) Alex Cazares (English) |
Spencer | Takaya Kuroda (Japanese) Dameon Clarke (English) |
Spider-Man | Robbie Daymond |
Spiral | Grey DeLisle |
Storm | Mara Junot |
Strider Hiryu | Yūji Ueda (Japanese) T.J. Storm (English) |
Super-Skrull | Charlie Adler |
Taskmaster | Steve Blum |
Thanos | Isaac C. Singleton Jr. |
Thor | Rick D. Wasserman |
Trish | Atsuko Tanaka (Japanese) Danielle Burgio (English) |
Tron Bonne | Mayumi Iizuka (Japanese) Tara Platt (English) |
Ultron | Jim Meskimen |
Venom | Andrew Morgado |
Vergil | Hiroaki Hirata (Japanese) Xander Mobus (English) |
Viewtiful Joe | Tomokazu Seki (Japanese) Darrel Guilbeau (English) |
War Machine | Sean Chiplock |
Winter Soldier | Ray Chase |
Wolverine | Steve Blum |
X | Kentarō Itō (Japanese) Ted Sroka (English) |
X-23 | Tara Strong |
Zangief | Kenta Miyake (Japanese) Peter Beckman (English) |
Zero | Ryōtarō Okiayu (Japanese) Johnny Yong Bosch (English) |
Gallery[]
For a list of images based on this video game, see this image gallery.
Trivia[]
- This is the first Marvel vs. Capcom fighting video game to:
- Have this game to be released on a Nintendo system, the Nintendo Switch.
- Have this game get developed by The Walt Disney Company.
- Have all playable characters (excluding Norimaro, from the Japanese version of Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter) to appear from the past Marvel vs. Capcom games, although players can still customize the Mii Brawler to look like Norimaro in the Nintendo Switch version.
- Feature the Mii Brawler, Mii Swordfighter and Mii Gunner, the three Mii Fighter variants from Super Smash Bros. 4 and Ultimate in this game.
- Feature Customizations for the Mii Fighters in the Mii Fighter Customization menu.
- Have all stages return from the past Marvel vs. Capcom games (excluding the ones from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter and X-Men vs. Street Fighter).
- Feature Tournament and Survival Mode, where these modes can be found on the main menu.
- Feature the Daily Corruption Challenge mode in the main menu. Similar to the Daily Challenge mode from Nintendo's Pokkén Tournament DX.
- Feature a total of three DLC stages in this game.
- Have alternate costumes return from Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite.
- Have the Infinity Stones return from Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, but with minor adjustments.
- Have the Duo Team Attack feature return from Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes.
- Have all bosses return from each Marvel vs. game.
- Feature the new final boss, the Mar-Com Corruptor, who is nether a Marvel or a Capcom character.
- Have voice lines in a character's ending in Arcade Mode.
- Have a narrator (voiced by Peter Cullen) to voice the opening sequence and Story Mode: World of Corruption of this game.
- Feature alternate colors based on hidden characters from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter and Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes.
- Stages from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter and X-Men vs. Street Fighter are not present in this fighting game, although the "Apocalypse Now" stage from those two Marvel vs. games still appears in the Story and Survival modes.
- As of January 3, 2020, the image song that serves as the opening theme for this game is Coventry by the musical group, Lunavelis.
- Roll and Ingrid's character themes are instrumental versions during gameplay.
- Cammy is playable in her classic costume from Super Street Fighter II. Her Alpha Costume can be purchased as a DLC costume.
- Juri is playable in her default costume from Street Fighter V. Her classic costume can be purchased as a DLC costume.
- With Magneto's DLC costume being used as a glitch in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, his costume is now based on Onslaught, one of the non-playable boss characters in the game.
- Shuma-Gorath and Jill Valentine's DLC costumes from Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 are now added to the Evil Twin DLC Costume Pack from that game.
- Dormammu and Ghost Rider's Headgears for the Mii Fighters only include crystals.
- War Machine is the only Marvel character to be based on Iron Man.
- As of July 15, 2019, Servbot is the only character to not be playable and was replaced with Sōki from Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams. Although, he can still be paired up with Tron.
- With some of the alternate costumes returning from Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Marvel vs. Capcom: Armageddon features a variety of alternate costumes:
- The Main Starters DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Cyclops, Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Ryu, Ken, Chris and Dante. This DLC costume pack has been released on May 4, 2020 along with Daredevil and Ingrid.
- The Rising Dead DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Blackheart, Phoenix, Ghost Rider, Green Goblin, Anakaris, Frank West, Nemesis-T Type and Leon. This DLC costume pack has been released on June 5, 2020.
- The Evil Twin DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Spider-Man, Shuma-Gorath, Deadpool, Jill, Hsien-Ko and Vergil. This DLC costume pack has been released on July 10, 2020 along with four more DLC characters, Elektra, Human Torch, June and Demitri.
- The Brawler DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Juggernaut, She-Hulk, Iron Fist, Zangief, Spencer and Haggar. This DLC costume pack has been released on July 10, 2020 along with four more DLC characters, Elektra, Human Torch, June and Demitri.
- The Femme Fatale DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Psylocke, Storm, X-23, Black Widow, Chun-Li, Cammy, Morrigan and Ruby Heart. This DLC costume pack has been released on August 28, 2020.
- The Villains DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Super-Skrull, M.O.D.O.K., Thanos, Wesker, Crimson Viper and Sigma. This DLC costume pack has been released on September 25, 2020 along with four more DLC characters, Ms. Marvel, Drax, Batsu and Alex.
- The New Age of Heroes DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Sentinel, Doctor Doom, Gambit, Akuma, Strider Hiryu and Amingo. This DLC costume pack has been released on October 30, 2020.
- The Animal DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Wolverine, Sabretooth, Rocket Raccoon, SonSon, Felicia and Amaterasu. This DLC costume pack has been released on November 20, 2020.
- The Weapon Expert DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Cable, Taskmaster, Hawkeye, Winter Soldier, Mega Man, Trish, Zero and Saki. This DLC costume pack has been released on January 8, 2021.
- The Viewtiful Strange DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Dormammu, Nova, Doctor Strange, Tron, Viewtiful Joe and Phoenix Wright. This DLC costume pack has been released on February 12, 2021.
- The Ancient Warrior DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Magneto, Hulk, Marrow, Dhalsim, Arthur and Firebrand. This DLC costume pack has been released on March 19, 2021.
- The Power of Infinite DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Captain Marvel, Ultron, Gamora, X, Jedah and Monster Hunter. This DLC costume pack has been released on April 2, 2021.
- The Almighty Killer DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Omega Red, Venom, Moon Knight, Jon Talbain, Juri and Donovan & Anita. This DLC costume pack has been released on May 7, 2021.
- The Reunited Roster DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Silver Samurai, Iceman, War Machine, Charlie, M. Bison and Guile. This DLC costume pack has been released on June 4, 2021.
- The Amazing Masters DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Spiral, Black Panther, Doctor Octopus, Dan, Sakura and Sōki. This DLC costume pack has been released on July 16, 2021.
- The Righteous Disciples DLC Costume Pack features alternate costumes for Quicksilver, Falcon, Emma Frost, Jin, Roll and Hayato. This DLC costume pack has been released on August 20, 2021.
- All separate DLC costume packs cost $2.99 on each console: PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
- The full DLC costume pack for all non-DLC characters costs $47.99.
- Daredevil and Ingrid's alternate costumes can be obtained for free when players pre-order the game by April 10, 2020.
- When purchasing DLC characters (Daredevil, Ingrid, Elektra, June, Human Torch, Demitri, Ms. Marvel, Batsu, Drax and Alex), they each come with their own DLC costume.