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Question about Durability
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They aren't canon to MCU as far as I can remember
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You should probably read our Alternative Canon and Composite Profiles page first. I don't think a video game of little repute is notable enough to get its own profile.
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If they have a part of their own canon you can make that. Hop is okay with gameverse profiles and game variations of said things.
Hop means, come on, we have a Sonic (Game) and SOnic (comic) profile.
That durability feat was so Wall level though. Maybe lower end, too.
Hop means, come on, we have a Sonic (Game) and SOnic (comic) profile.
That durability feat was so Wall level though. Maybe lower end, too.
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How popular is this Captain America game anyways?
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@Hop
That only applies if the series is notable enough to have a significant continuity.
For example, in the Sonic example you brought up, Sonic's game incarnation has dozens of games as part of a long-running continuity. Meanwhile, Archie Sonic is an equally prolific series with hundreds of issues, thus making it notable enough to get a good sense of his general power levels and feats.
That only applies if the series is notable enough to have a significant continuity.
For example, in the Sonic example you brought up, Sonic's game incarnation has dozens of games as part of a long-running continuity. Meanwhile, Archie Sonic is an equally prolific series with hundreds of issues, thus making it notable enough to get a good sense of his general power levels and feats.
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https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Mangog_(Marvel_Cinematic_Universe)
This guy is from a MCU game and he has a profile here.
This guy is from a MCU game and he has a profile here.
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Hop ran a video gaming store. Have never heard of this game. And that was nearly 3 years ago, around when this game came out, so...
Besides, most games have a wiki. Most are imcomplete unless it's GTA or Call of Duty.
Besides, most games have a wiki. Most are imcomplete unless it's GTA or Call of Duty.
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@Reppuzan
Exactly.
Please, Superman77, do not attempt to argue or inflamate the staff here. We are tryint to remian patient with you and your derailing. Let's just focus on whether or not you can find a statement officialy from the game's craetors or someone in the MCU staff to give their word on this. We cannot always afford to double fact check this stuff off our wiki. In fact you're lucky this thread wasn't closed as soon as a noncanon thing (which was already answered mind you) and the fact we discovered that is most likely does not fall into the main canon.
And so what if I rean a store 3 years back and the game was out 5 years ago. There were used games from as far back as the Pong era of games, 2nd generation video game consoles. The fact I had thousands of different games in my inventory database (the actual number I remember we had, excluding multi-console releases) was nearly 4,300.
We sold PC and consoles, handhelds and even Google/iTunes Store gift cards. In fact, Marvel games (espcially the LEGO ones) were my favorites during my last year. The fact I haven't heard of this game until yesterday must say something to you, comiong form a guy like me.
Exactly.
Please, Superman77, do not attempt to argue or inflamate the staff here. We are tryint to remian patient with you and your derailing. Let's just focus on whether or not you can find a statement officialy from the game's craetors or someone in the MCU staff to give their word on this. We cannot always afford to double fact check this stuff off our wiki. In fact you're lucky this thread wasn't closed as soon as a noncanon thing (which was already answered mind you) and the fact we discovered that is most likely does not fall into the main canon.
And so what if I rean a store 3 years back and the game was out 5 years ago. There were used games from as far back as the Pong era of games, 2nd generation video game consoles. The fact I had thousands of different games in my inventory database (the actual number I remember we had, excluding multi-console releases) was nearly 4,300.
We sold PC and consoles, handhelds and even Google/iTunes Store gift cards. In fact, Marvel games (espcially the LEGO ones) were my favorites during my last year. The fact I haven't heard of this game until yesterday must say something to you, comiong form a guy like me.
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@God-King
I'm not saying that it bothers me, but it goes against our policies to make a profile for every single version of a character, lest our wiki be cluttered with dozens of what-if story versions.
Please understand that we're not doing this to spite you or anything, just to make sure that all the wiki's rules are followed.
I'm not saying that it bothers me, but it goes against our policies to make a profile for every single version of a character, lest our wiki be cluttered with dozens of what-if story versions.
Please understand that we're not doing this to spite you or anything, just to make sure that all the wiki's rules are followed.
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