Introduction
Real Name: Cain Marko
Height: 6 ft. 10 in.
Weight: 900 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: red brown
Occupation: professional criminal
Identity: secret
Legal Status: American citizen with no criminal record as yet
Other Aliases: none
Place of Birth: Berkeley, Calif.
Marital Status: single
Known Relatives: Kurt Marko (father, a deceased), Marjorie Marko (mother, deceased), Sharon Xavier (stepmother, deceased), Charles F. Xavier (stepbrother)
Strength Level: The Juggernaut possesses Class 100 strength, enabling him to lift (press) over 100 tons. The Juggernaut is said to be unstoppable, and the upper limit to his strength is not known.
Marko and was serving together in the same U.S. military unit as his stepbrother Xavier in Asia. Marko ended up in a cave that housed the lost secret temple of Cyttorak, a powerful mystical entity. Marko impulsively grabbed a glowing ruby from the lap of an idol and read the inscription (which mystically appeared to his mind to be in English): "Whosoever touches this gem shall possess the power of the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak. Henceforth, you who read these words shall become forevermore a human juggernaut." The gem's mystical power transformed Marko into a larger, superhuman being. Just then high, explosive bombardment from the enemy caused a cave-in, and Marko was buried under several thousand tons of rock.
Like The Hulk Juggernaut posses great strength and armor. He is however slow and bulky to move around he is often over looked but given time to learn his specials he can be a great asset to any team
Origins: Marvel Super Heroes
Other Appearances: X-Men Vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2
Colors
First row: LP, HP, A1. Second row: LK, HK, A2.
Moves List
Normal Moves
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Special Moves
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First set of damage is for normal. Second set of damage is for Power-Up. Third set of damage is with Power-Up glitch applied.
Cyttorak Power-Up Glitch
The Power-Up glitch increases the damage for Juggernaut on every attack, not just the very next one. The glitch only needs to be performed once per match unless you accidentally deactivate it later. To activate the glitch Juggernaut needs to Power-Up, then change to a different character without finishing an attack or otherwise canceling the effect. If Juggernaut isn't flashing when he leaves the screen then the glitch probably wasn't executed correctly.
When Juggernaut is brought back into play and uses Power-Up again the glitch is deactivated.
When attempting to setup the glitch, the following moves can be whiffed without removing any of the Power-Up effect:
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Juggernaut will remain flashing if any of these moves hit, but he will not have the increased damage. Also, performing an additional Power-Up in this state will not give the increased damage back. In this exact situation, the only way to be sure you're gaining the damage increase is to remove the original flashing effect by using any other attacks, then performing another Power-Up.
Super Moves
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Maximum of 8 hits
Assist Moves
Earthquake Punch Earthquake Punch 
Juggernaut Punch Juggernaut Punch 
Body Press Body Press One of the only assists in the entire game that has to be blocked high. Can be used as an anti-air or to create an unblockable mixup. Very long recovery so Juggernaut needs a little extra protection compared to his other assists. Has no super armor once Juggernaut is in the air.
The Basics
Combos
-d.s.LK > s.LP XX hcb + HP
-d.s.LK > s.HP XX hcf + LP
-Corner When close, f + HP /\ Jump LP > LP XX hcf + LK
-Jump LK > LP \/ d.s.LK > c.LK XX hcf + LP
-Jump LK > LP \/ d.c.HP XX hcf + HK
-Jump HP/HK \/ d.s.HK XX hcf + LP
-Corner Jump HK \/ c.HP /\ sj.LP > sj.LK > sj.LP > sj.LK > sj.HP > sj.HK \/ d.c.LK > f + HP
-Jump LK > LP \/ d.s.LK > c.LK XX hcb + HP XX qcf + PP
-When close, f + HP, hcf + HP XX qcf + PP
-Jump HP \/ d.s.LK > s.LP XX hcb + HP XX qcf + PP
-Jump HK \/ d.s.LK > s.HP XX hcf + LP, d.c.LK XX qcf + PP
Strategies
Juggernaut offers the most utility as an assist. With no real options for dealing with runaway a lot of matchups are going to feel like a struggle. Juggernaut is slow, easy to cross-up and combo, uses meter far better than he builds it, everything he does is relatively unsafe and expensive to protect, and he has no super armor in the air. However, Juggernaut has one thing that changes him from an annoyance to a problem, the Power-Up glitch.
Your first goal with Juggernaut is to activate his Power-Up glitch as soon as possible. The fewer bars of meter the opponent has when you change to another character, the harder it will be for them to punish you, especially if you change to a character with high vitality. Once glitched, your assists offers game-changing amounts of damage and your Headcrush threatens to one-shot many popular assists.
Your second goal with Juggernaut is to land his assist as many times as possible. Juggernaut has a lot of health but he's not invincible, his large size means it's going to be harder for him to avoid damage so be ready to protect him when your opponent retaliates. A glitched Juggernaut Punch can kill any assist in 3-5 hits instead of 5-7 hits which makes counter-calling your opponent's assists a powerful, meterless threat. Having Juggernaut on your team grants you access to the THC Headcrush even when he's an assist, use it often, it punishes basically everything if there isn't another character in the way. Additionally, THC Headcrush has a chance to be unblockable at certain distances when enough lag is present. Common teammates for this purpose include B.B.Hood, Captain Commando, Hulk, Thanos, Iron-Man, or Cable.
Your third goal with Juggernaut is to land his Headcrush as many times as possible. Headcrush is pretty easy to combo into from most of Juggernaut's normal buttons, but landing that initial hit can sometimes be difficult. The best buttons to approach an opponent with are probably going to be jumping and jumping . When near the corner a throw is a guaranteed Headcrush and a potential touch of death with the right assist. The THC Headcrush is unmashable but slightly faster than the normal one, allowing for ridiculous whiff punishes, and can be unblockable in certain situations. A DHC from a better point character into Headcrush can turn a stray hit into a potentially favorable match.
