Open Beta Supers and Tōkon Assembles in Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls

This is an Open Beta move showcase for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, focused on the named cinematic attacks shown for each character. It is not a combo route, input list, or frame-data guide; the useful part here is the clean character-by-character index of Supers, Ultimates, and Tōkon Assemble attacks.

What the Open Beta showcase includes

The showcase runs through 16 playable characters in a fixed order and gives each one a short sequence: one Super, one Ultimate, and one Tōkon Assemble. The Tōkon Assemble is the team ultimate attack, so it usually brings partner characters into the cinematic instead of staying on one fighter.

The move names below use the title-card spellings from the Open Beta footage. Where a character performs a move but the title card is not visible in the available evidence, the move is listed as shown but unnamed instead of guessed.

Every showcased character and move title

The order above follows the Open Beta showcase order, starting with Blade and ending with Ghost Rider. The exact spellings matter here, especially names like Tōkon Anthem and Vengful Shapeshifters.

Blade’s Blood Lust, Muramasa Moon, and Tōkon Anthem

Blade opens the character run at around 0:28. His section starts with Blood Lust, then moves into the Ultimate Muramasa Moon.

Wolverine’s Adamantium Rave, Savage Instinct, and Wild Mutants

Wolverine begins around 1:09 with Adamantium Rave as his Super. His Ultimate is Savage Instinct, keeping the section centered on fast claw-heavy offense.

His Tōkon Assemble is Wild Mutants. It brings the team attack format back in after the solo move cards and keeps Wolverine’s showcase compact and aggressive.

Star-Lord’s Elemental Outlaw, Dance Off, and Galactic Fliers

Star-Lord starts around 1:45. His Super is Elemental Outlaw, followed by the Ultimate Dance Off.

The Tōkon Assemble title card is Galactic Fliers. Star-Lord’s sequence leans into the Guardian-style team energy, with the Assemble serving as the larger group finisher.

Captain America’s Living Legend, Hero Party, and Super Soldier Elementals

Captain America enters around 2:30. His Super is Living Legend, and his Ultimate is Hero Party.

His Tōkon Assemble is Super Soldier Elementals. The title fits the team-up style of the sequence, pairing Cap’s leader presence with elemental partner flair.

Magneto’s Magnetic Cyclone, Magnetic Retribution, and Brotherhood Elementals

Magneto begins around 3:05 with Magnetic Cyclone. The follow-up Ultimate is Magnetic Retribution.

His Tōkon Assemble is Brotherhood Elementals. Magneto’s showcase is one of the cleaner name sets in the beta footage, with all three title cards visible.

Spider-Man’s Web Warrior, Radioactive Spider, and Neighborhood Elementals

Spider-Man starts around 3:44. His Super is Web Warrior, and his Ultimate is Radioactive Spider.

The Tōkon Assemble is Neighborhood Elementals. It keeps the friendly-neighborhood naming while still framing the attack as a full team cinematic.

Black Panther’s Bast’s Fury, Bast’s Fury, and Warrior Royalty

Black Panther appears around 4:20. The Super is Bast’s Fury.

The Ultimate is Bast’s Fury, and the Tōkon Assemble is Warrior Royalty. Those two title cards are the usable names for Black Panther’s Open Beta showcase section.

Green Goblin’s Sky Scraper, Goblin Sunrise, and Cackling Brawlers

Green Goblin begins around 5:01 with Sky Scraper. His Ultimate is Goblin Sunrise.

The Tōkon Assemble is Cackling Brawlers. Green Goblin’s naming stays theatrical, with the Assemble title carrying the same chaotic tone as his solo attacks.

Peni Parker’s unnamed Super, Mecha Meltdown, and unnamed Tōkon Assemble

Peni Parker starts around 5:37. Her Super is shown, but the title is not visible in the available title-card evidence.

Her Ultimate is Mecha Meltdown. The Tōkon Assemble is also shown, but its title is not visible in the available evidence, so it stays unnamed here.

Storm’s unnamed Super, Eye of the Storm, and Monsoon Fliers

Storm begins around 6:15. Her Super is shown, but the available title-card evidence does not provide the move name.

Her Ultimate is Eye of the Storm, and her Tōkon Assemble is Monsoon Fliers. Both names match the weather-driven presentation of her showcase sequence.

Ms. Marvel’s Growing Pains, Embiggen!, and Energetic Shapeshifters

Ms. Marvel starts around 6:53 with Growing Pains. Her Ultimate is Embiggen!, using the exact punctuation from the title card.

Her Tōkon Assemble is Energetic Shapeshifters. The set makes her section one of the easiest to identify, since all three titles are visible and strongly tied to her powers.

Iron Man’s Unibeam Max, Champion Spray, and Genius Geniuses

Iron Man begins around 7:26. His Super is Unibeam Max, followed by the Ultimate Champion Spray.

The Tōkon Assemble is Genius Geniuses. The sequence shifts from a classic repulsor-style finisher into a team attack built around Tony’s tech-heavy identity.

Doctor Doom’s Antimatter Extractor, Latverian Legion, and Latverian Fury

Doctor Doom starts around 7:59. His Super is Antimatter Extractor, and his Ultimate is Latverian Legion.

His Tōkon Assemble is Latverian Fury. Doom’s three titles are all visible, and the naming stays firmly tied to his Latverian ruler persona.

Magik’s Soulsword Sacrifice, unnamed Ultimate, and Hell’s Furies

Magik begins around 8:38 with Soulsword Sacrifice. Her Ultimate is shown, but the title is not visible in the available title-card evidence.

Her Tōkon Assemble is Hell’s Furies. That gives Magik two named attacks in the showcase, with the middle Ultimate slot left unnamed for now.

Danger’s Synchro Beam, Metamorphosis, and unnamed Tōkon Assemble

Danger starts around 9:20. Her Super is Synchro Beam, and her Ultimate is Metamorphosis.

The Tōkon Assemble is shown, but its title is not visible in the available title-card evidence. Until the name appears in-game or on a move list, the beta showcase only gives Danger two named attacks.

Ghost Rider’s Inferno Engine, unnamed Ultimate, and Vengful Shapeshifters

Ghost Rider closes the character run around 9:58. His Super is Inferno Engine, while his Ultimate is shown without a visible title card in the available evidence.

His Tōkon Assemble is Vengful Shapeshifters. The spelling is unusual, but that is the title-card spelling used for the Open Beta showcase.

What the showcase leaves out

The footage gives many move names, but it does not provide inputs, meter costs, damage values, frame data, or final launch balance. It also does not settle broader launch-version details like the final roster count or exact release timing, so this index should be used as an Open Beta move-name reference.

For gameplay planning, that means the showcase is useful for identifying attacks and team cinematics, not for deciding optimal routes or punish windows. Those details need an in-game move list or training-mode data.

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