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The importance of being earnest: How Marvel Tōkon's Deadpool trades ridicule for fighting game reverence
📰 Ashley Schofield
👤 Ashley Schofield
🕒 2026-09-30 23:00:12
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文章分析《Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls》如何处理Deadpool的元叙事特质，指出其打破第四面墙的设定在游戏中的独特表现，与漫画、电影等其他媒介的处理方式形成对比。Deadpool作为漫威角色，其核心特征包括自我意识的叙事能力，能引用漫画、电影、现实事件等多元内容，这种特质在游戏开发中需平衡其喜剧效果与叙事深度。
Deadpool’s a weird character. Like fellow mutant Wolverine, Wade Wilson is a trained killer whose primary superpower is a healing factor that lets him recover and reform from any wound, even if bisected or decapitated.
Unlike
Wolverine, Wade knows he’s in a fictional medium, be it a comic book, movie, or game, and physically can’t stop quipping about that fact and referencing things in and out of his world. It’s up to the writer whether this is sheer coincidence (as in, he’s genuinely just psychotic and his insane ramblings happen to be the truth), or a true meta awareness granting him power over narrative itself.
This is a trait that
Marvel T&omacrkon: Fighting Souls
handles smartly, which in a way is surprising, because it usually makes him quite annoying. In most appearances, Deadpool references
everything
— nothing is safe. Marvel editorial, art of all mediums new and old, assorted real-life celebrity drama, specific stories from comics’ past (not just Marvel, either), and more I can’t think of right now; all of it ripe fruit for Wade to riff on in one of the many jokes-per-minute spouting from his scarred mouth. This became true of the vast majority of his comic runs, once the meta awareness, fourth-wall-breaking became a central part of his character identity, and defined non-comic appearances like High Moon’s 2013
Deadpool
game and Ryan Reynolds' (admittedly, kinda perfect) portrayal from the 2016 film onwards. No, X-Men Origins: Wolverine does not count.
Read more
Unlike
Wolverine, Wade knows he’s in a fictional medium, be it a comic book, movie, or game, and physically can’t stop quipping about that fact and referencing things in and out of his world. It’s up to the writer whether this is sheer coincidence (as in, he’s genuinely just psychotic and his insane ramblings happen to be the truth), or a true meta awareness granting him power over narrative itself.
This is a trait that
Marvel T&omacrkon: Fighting Souls
handles smartly, which in a way is surprising, because it usually makes him quite annoying. In most appearances, Deadpool references
everything
— nothing is safe. Marvel editorial, art of all mediums new and old, assorted real-life celebrity drama, specific stories from comics’ past (not just Marvel, either), and more I can’t think of right now; all of it ripe fruit for Wade to riff on in one of the many jokes-per-minute spouting from his scarred mouth. This became true of the vast majority of his comic runs, once the meta awareness, fourth-wall-breaking became a central part of his character identity, and defined non-comic appearances like High Moon’s 2013
Deadpool
game and Ryan Reynolds' (admittedly, kinda perfect) portrayal from the 2016 film onwards. No, X-Men Origins: Wolverine does not count.
Read more