Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite (TV series)

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is a soon-to-be-revoked a CGI television series based on the game for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. It first aired on October 10, 2017. Its newest episodes never were aired due to the game not being in EVO 2018. It is set to be cancelled on October 2018, and afterwards, due to this, it will be replaced by Sonic Forces on January 2019.
A movie adaptation, titled Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite: Galactic Crusaders, was released on January 30, 2018, but due to many negative reviews from critics, it is set to be cancelled on November 2018, and will be replaced by Sonic Forces: The Medal for Good Luck on August 2019.
== Plot ==
After the final battle, eight of the heroes team up to make a change to the world. It might not be easy at first, but then, it gets better! This is the beginning of Team Infinite's adventure!
== Characters ==
=== Main Characters ===
* Reiana Smiley (Self Actor)
* Iron Man (voiced by Eric Loomis)
* Mega Man X (voiced by Ted Sroka)
* Dante (voiced by Reuben Langdon)
* Captain America (voiced by Brian Bloom)
* Chris Redfield (voiced by Roger Craig Smith)
* Rocket Racoon (voiced by Trevor Devall)
* Morrigan Aensland (voiced by Siobhan Flynn)
== Supporting Characters ==
* Kaito Hinomiya (voiced by Maxwell Johnson)
* Mika Kazama (voiced by Logan Gomes)
* Arata Saiga (voiced by Braden Burnham)
* Sakuya Minatsuki (voiced by Jonas Mckinnon)
* Niki Mugendo (voiced by Blake Cornett)
* Rin Kuranushi (voiced by Alan Driscoll)
* Yu Rikumori (voiced by Nicolas Rhoads)
*Noa Konoha (voiced by Amanda Marino)
and more.
== Development ==
On January 2014, The Walt Disney Company announced that there will be a TV series adaptation of the Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite video game, though the game has mixed reviews. In the following years, the series went into development. On April 2014, Marvel Television entered into discussions with Cartoon Network Studios to make a new series set in the Marvel vs. Capcom Cinematic Universe, though at that point it was undecided what it would be.  The series was described as "'a kernel of an idea' with a number of scenarios being explored, including a high-concept cop show." The next month, it was announced that Marvel's The Avengers director Joss Whedon, creator of other television shows such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly, would be involved in the series' development. 
On March 2015, Cartoon Network ordered a pilot for a series called Marvel vs. Capcom: The Infinite Fate of Two Worlds written and directed by Joss Whedon, with Jed Whedon also writing. 
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