1. “Hope enough for now”/ “Open up enough for now” – Cable, Marvel vs. Capcom 2
Voiced by: Lawrence Bayne
Confirmed: “Open up enough for now.” In one of his win poses, Cable opens his techno-organic virus infected arm. Given that Cable is the prophesied to be the savior of the universe from Apocalypse, it probably is hopeful that he can rest a moment from holding back the virus with telekinesis. This was confirmed with closed captioning and YouTube video of his win poses.
2. “Here’s my Sunday best! Proton Cannon!”/Various – War Machine, Marvel vs. Capcom
Voiced by: Wayne Ward
Confirmed: Here’s my Sunday best! Proton Cannon!” One of the most misheard sayings in the series, War Machine’s version of Proton Cannon has stumped many folks over the years. We heard “Eight by ten photo,” “Here’s my Sunday vest,” and “Bring back my baby.” We obtained the voice clips in 2009 for M.U.G.E.N and confirmed with the ability to remove background music and keep voices only with the Marvel Origins collection in 2011.
3. Various – Announcer, Marvel vs. Capcom
Voiced by: Sally Cahill
Confirmed: “Infinity,” “Clash”. While Sally Cahill, the announcer of Marvel vs. Capcom, is wonderful, there are at least two phrases that sound weird until you realize exactly what they are. “Clash” sounds like “Crap” and “Infinity” sounds like “Get Back!” This was confirmed through Marvel Origins Collection in 2011.
4. “Sing, Nobody” – Swamp Stage vocalist, Marvel vs. Capcom 2
Voiced by: Unknown
Confirmed: “Swing Your Body.” The title of the song is Swing Your Body and is said in the opening of the song. It’s our favorite track in the Versus series, and it’s one of the first tracks that we learned to love while learning the game. Friend of GI Elgin, who encouraged us to play with Ruby Heart in the early days of Marvel vs. Capcom 2, was the first to point this out. It has stuck with us since. This was confirmed with the official Marvel vs. Capcom 2 soundtrack.
5. “It’s the Goodie Mob!” – Mega Man, Marvel vs. Capcom
Voiced by: Kaoru Fujino
Confirmed: “Haipa Adaputa!” or “Hyper Adapter!” This one is tough, but we know for sure that Mega Man does not shout “It’s the Goodie Mob!” during his Hyper Mega Man super move. However, it sounds very close and the Goodie Mob was popular at the time when Marvel vs. Capcom was released. Thankfully, we love Mega Man, and we happen to love old-school Goodie Mob as well. This was confirmed through YouTube video and the Marvel vs. Capcom wiki.
