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  • Video Game Music: Marvel vs Capcom 3 – Theme of Amaterasu

Video Game Music: Marvel vs Capcom 3 – Theme of Amaterasu

  • August 13, 2013
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Amaterasu’s theme is appropriately Japanese influenced and none the less epic than the other themes in Capcom’s masterpiece Marvel vs Capcom 3.

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