WARNING: Moments pages are Spoilers Off!
- In Gambit's ending,
we see Rogue thinking about not being a human. Then he approaches her. And they hug each other. Awwwwww... - This exchange:Rogue: Darlin', what does it feel like to be normal?Chun-Li: Don't worry. I throw fireballs, that's not normal.
- Ken's ending shows that his entire playthrough has been a game with his son (who looks exactly like him) and Eliza calling them both to dinner. It's very sweet to see that the brash warrior has settled down, found peace and happiness. Doubles as Heartwarming in Hindsight: said son of Ken and Eliza, Mel, would be officially introduced to SF canon in Street Fighter III: New Generation the following year note , and later entries match up with this ending by showing Ken—once a devil-may-care millionaire playboy—as a very family-oriented individual (if not a bit skittish during Eliza's pregnancy).
- Storm's ending, too. She and the X-Men are releasing several fighters and mutants that were caught by Apocalypse, and she tends to a wounded Forge who has just been released. In the background, Sakura is happily talking to Gambit — and Dan Hibiki is, well, himself
