X-Men: Children of the Atom - Iceman Playthrough
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This is the last playthrough of this game where I play as a heroic character. Everyone else from this point on will be a villain.
Since Capcom made this game, try your best not to confuse X-Men's Iceman here with one of Mega Man's Robot Masters called "Ice Man". They both have very similar powers, but they also have very different looks, and when it comes to right and wrong, they're opposites (usually).
I read somewhere that Iceman has incredible blocking defense against projectiles in Marvel Vs. Capcom 2. It looks like that applies to here, too, even though I realize now that I didn't block a lot in this video.
It's hard to do, but up close, you can chain his Arctic Attack super combo into a hard kick, and then chain that into an Avalanche. That super combo of his seems to be the most hardest-hitting one in the whole game.
His special ability here is to turn his fist into a hardened ball of pain that does more damage and increases his punches' range a little bit. I'd rather not use it too often and just save that meter for his Arctic Attack.
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In Iceman's ending, he's forced to leave Magneto behind as Magneto wishes to perish with his exploding Avalon. With his threat gone for the time being, Bobby decides to take a beach vacation, as carefree as he is.
This beach vacation involved showing off his ice sculpturing skills to a couple of kids and three women in bikinis (he's a ladies man). The girl that's talking to him specifically is the short-haired one to the right, as she wants to see if Iceman can make a perfect ice sculpture of her.
He sometimes jokes around by sculpturing a different lady, and then he really clowns around when he makes ice sculptures of Mojo, Juggernaut, and even Magneto! HA!
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Y'know, a critical irony of this ending scene is how I read up one time that Iceman is actually gay, and that all of his womanizing, or just being straight in general, is actually just a front to avoid being persecuted for it.
Is... that all true?
