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Marvel vs. Capcom 2 [DC] - play as 3rd Abyss

This is a play-through using 3rd form Abyss in the Dreamcast version of Marvel vs. Capcom 2. Read on below for more information... 3rd form Abyss is the boss you fight against on the final stage of this game in Arcade Mode, and comes in 3 forms. He is an unplayable character. ===== About 3rd Abyss ===== Abyss is an original character designed by Capcom specially for MvC2. A lot of people have mistaken him on being a "Marvel" character, but he isn't. Instead, he's actually on the Capcom side. His 3rd and final form has him appear as a four-legged demon monster made up of red substance. This form is called the Abyss. Gameplay-wise, he is difficult to control in movement as he cannot jump and his way of "moving forward" is teleporting to either side of the opponent. Once you get the hang of it, he can be a very powerful character. His biggest weakness by far is the fact that he is a large target, cannot block and is a "super armor" character (meaning that he doesn't get stunned), so he eats up projectiles and beams for lunch. His "teleporting" movements (where he sinks into the ground) and Rising Wrath allows him to avoid opposition moves though. ===== Additional Information ===== ---- This time on the versus screen, he has a portrait. ---- He has no basic moves. ---- He cannot block. ---- He cannot crouch down. ---- He cannot jump. ---- He cannot tag out for another character. ---- If selected in a team, he cannot call his partners in for supports. ---- He has a winning pose special move which will render him unmovable if performed. ---- On certain backgrounds, he can cause the game to lock/freeze by doing certain things. ---- On the winning screen, if he is the 1st character he has no portrait. However if he's the 2nd character in the middle or the 3rd character at the back, then he has Ryu's portrait. ===== About MvC2 ===== Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is one of the best 2D fighting games from Capcom... the game is of course very unbalanced, but when it comes to replayability, sheer fun and mayhem, you probably won't find another 2D fighter that does it better than this. It is a shame that they did not include Apocalypse, Cyber-Akuma and both forms of Onslaught, as that would've completed the roster.