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The Sentinels are
large sophisticated robots created by the brilliant scientist Bolivar Trask. Trask, a notorious mutant hater, programmed the Sentinels to find and destroy
mutants, hoping to make the world safer for "normal" humans. Trask died
soon after their creation, but he created a Master Mold that would continue
to churn out the deadly automatons.
Sentinels possess vast weaponry, have
the ability to fly and are capable of lifting several tons. Continuing
their master's evil mission even after his death, the Sentinels have been
reprogrammed several times by many individuals, including Onslaught.
It is clear that as long as someone hates mutants, they will not hesitate
to use the Sentinels against them.
 
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Page Updated:
May 19th, 2024
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Sentinels were a prominent
and memorable force in the X-Men series since their arrival. The unique "transforming" Sentinel who
appears in the Capcom games is a bit different than the classic ones, but no
less badass. He has tons keep-away
moves & projectiles at his disposal, and it wouldn't be off the mark to call him
"cheap". Yeah, he is overpowered in MVC2, but
nonetheless, he's a badass robot doing what he does best. XD Also worth mentioning, Sentinels always had a
lot of personality... which isn't the easiest task for a robot.
Side Note: I always found it odd that several key animations from
Sentinel's original sprite (in X-Men: COTA) didn't make it to MVC2.
It's not like they looked outdated... in fact,
Sentinel's original stance, intro animation (as seen below), and walking back animation
looked rather awesome,
but you won't see those animations in MVC2 for some reason. So did those animations really take up too much space to put in
the game, Capcom? :/ Anyhow, 10 years later, the MVC3 version of Sentinel brought back those classic
animations, which I thought was awesome. Love him or hate him, there's no doubt
Sentinel became an awesome and memorable fighting game character. ROCKET-PUNCH!!!
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