History VideoGame / MarvelStrikeForce

** Dr. Strange is a Support character and not particularly powerful even in that role, meaning that the majority of the other characters in the game can easily defeat him one-on-one. He has only a limited use as part of the largely outdated Supernatural team. The same is true of Scarlet Witch, who is a member of the same team. Although these two have received updates coinciding with the release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, bringing them back into relevance with Dr. Strange even receiving his "supreme" alternate self as an entirely new character.

* CloningBlues: Some characters have this as an ability.
** Loki can create up to 3 duplicates of himself while casting Stealth on himself (and on higher levels, other team members).
** Mr Sinister can create a clone of any of the opposing team's members. However, the clone is scaled to Sinister rather than the target. So if a Level 5 Sinister clones a level 15 Thanos, the clone will only be as strong as a Level 5.
** This is Multiple Man's entire shtick.

** Yo-Yo in particular subverts this trope. She has a form of SuperSpeed similar to TheFlash, and upon release she was the fastest character in the game with a blistering speed stat of 140 (she still boasts the second highest base speed, behind only the updated Black Widow)... but her combat role is the highly defensive Protector class, making her quite resilient and hard to kill.

** The Doctor Voodoo campaign involves roping in the Heroes for Hire to investigate the paranormal, and the first mission is titled [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} "Who You Gonna Call?"]]

** As part of Spider-Man's 60th anniversary, Ajei Benally, AKA Spider-Weaver, a Spider-person of Navajo descent with mstical spider powers, was introduced.

** This is taken UpToEleven by [[GameBreaker Dormammu]], who buffs ''anyone'' on his team with a guaranteed revive-on-death. This makes for some devastating combos with other powerful characters such as Doctor Doom, as Dormammu's ability to revive Doom nigh-guarantees that the latter will live long enough to use his own [[GameBreaker broken ultimate ability]].

** Multiple Man's power and moveset is also entirely based around this. His ultimate ability takes it UpToEleven, filling his entire side of the field with his "dupes" up to the maximum possible number of characters (ten including himself, if every other position is empty when he uses it).