Marvel Rivals has done a lot to endear many lesser-known superheroes to the general public. It’s also gone out of its way to specifically appeal to manga and anime fans by including numerous references to popular series. For its latest reference, Marvel Rivals has paid tribute to Dragon Ball, and it’s done so in the most appropriate way possible.On the surface, Dragon Ball has little-to-nothing in common with the X-Men, but two of their most important characters actually have a great deal in common. Vegeta, the Saiyan Prince, and Emma Frost, the White Queen of the Hellfire Club and longtime leader of the X-Men, parallel each other in numerous ways, making it fitting that Emma is the hero who Marvel Rivals has chosen to slap a scouter on, and to have reference Vegeta’s most iconic moment.In the late 2000s, Emma Frost traded out her usual white attire in favor of becoming the Black Queen, as part of the Dark Reign storyline, which saw her reluctantly working together with Norman Osborn, Doctor Doom, Namor, and Loki to take over the world, driven by her need to protect mutantkind at all cost. The Marauders, meanwhile, were the brutal, but heroic Mutant pirate crew Emma funded and worked alongside during the fan-favorite Krakoa Era.
Marvel Rivals has done a lot to endear many lesser-known superheroes to the general public. It’s also gone out of its way to specifically appeal to manga and anime fans by including numerous references to popular series. For its latest reference, Marvel Rivals has paid tribute to Dragon Ball, and it’s done so in the most appropriate way possible.
On the surface, Dragon Ball has little-to-nothing in common with the X-Men, but two of their most important characters actually have a great deal in common. Vegeta, the Saiyan Prince, and Emma Frost, the White Queen of the Hellfire Club and longtime leader of the X-Men, parallel each other in numerous ways, making it fitting that Emma is the hero who Marvel Rivals has chosen to slap a scouter on, and to have reference Vegeta’s most iconic moment.
In the late 2000s, Emma Frost traded out her usual white attire in favor of becoming the Black Queen, as part of the Dark Reign storyline, which saw her reluctantly working together with Norman Osborn, Doctor Doom, Namor, and Loki to take over the world, driven by her need to protect mutantkind at all cost. The Marauders, meanwhile, were the brutal, but heroic Mutant pirate crew Emma funded and worked alongside during the fan-favorite Krakoa Era.
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