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The Fantastic Four is a group of Marvel heroes who protect the world. As it group's name refer the Fantastic Four is a group of four. Each of the charaters have special abilities. The Human Torch has a gift which gives him the ability to fly around and also be 'on fire', Mr. Fantastic has the power to stretch his body, Invisible Woman has the ability to turn objects including herself invisible and create force fields and finally the Thing is a human made of boulders and he has super strengh.

Cast

• Ioan Gruffudd - Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic
• Jessica Alba - Sue Storn/Invisible Woman
• Chris Evans - Johnny Storm/Human Torch
• Michael Chiklis - Ben Grimm/The Thing
• Julian McMahon - Victor Von Doom/Dr. Doom
• Cree Summer - Alicia Masters/Additional voices
• James Mathis - Puppetmaster/Additional voices
• Andre Ware - Nick Fury/Additional voices
• Barry Dennen - Mole Man/Additional voices
• Andre Sogliuzzo - Diablo/Additional voices
• Bob Joles - Blastaar/Additional voices
• Lex Lang - Annihilus/Additional voices
• Grey Deslisle - Classic Invisible Woman/Additional voices
• Robin Atkin Downes - Classic Mr. Fantastic/Additional voices
• Fred Tatasciore - Classic Thing/Additional voices
• Quinton Flynn - Classic Human Torch/Additional voices
• Jim Meskimen - Classic Dr. Doom/Additional voices
• Kat Cressida - Additional voices
• Peter Lurie - Additional voices
• David Sobolov - Additional voices
• Joe Alasky - Additional voices
• Dwight Schultz - Additional voices

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Music

The game is notable for having four bands record brand new songs to be used as the themes for the characters. The bands who contributed songs and who their song was for are:

• Taking Back Sunday 'Error Operator' (Mr. Fantastic)
• Go Betty Go 'Invisible' (Invisile Woman)
• The Explosion 'I'm On Fire' (Human Torch)
• Jurassic 5 'Clobberin' Time' (The Thing)

Taking Back Sunday's 'Error Operator' was also the only song composed for the game to appear on the film's soundtrack - It also appears in the film during the scene where The Thing goes into a bar. Taking Back Sunday is a Third-Wave Emo band from Amityville, Long Island and signed to Warner Bros. ... Go Betty Go is an L.A. punk rock band consisting of Nicollette Vilar(vocals), Aixa Vilar(drums), Betty Cisneros(guitar) and Michelle Rangel(bass). ... The Explosion are a 70s inspired punk band from Boston. ... Jurassic 5 (l-r): Cut Chemist, Akil, Zaakir, Mark 7even, DJ Nu-Mark, Chali 2na Jurassic 5 is a six-piece hip hop crew that was formed in 1993 (see 1993 in music) at the Los Angeles, California venue Good Life. ...

External link

• Fantastic Four, official game site
• Fantastic 4 at MobyGames