Marvel Tōkon Deadpool Secret Commands for Fever Dream

In Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, Deadpool is available from the start and comes with a set of “secret commands” tied to the trophy Deadpool salva el universo Tōkon. The game frames them as hidden, but they’re actually listed in Deadpool’s move commands—what matters is triggering the correct Fever Dream sequence and then checking the command list in the right moment.

Key takeaways

To earn Deadpool salva el universo Tōkon, you can complete the five required Fever Dream commands across separate matches.
Despite being called “secret,” the commands are listed in Deadpool’s command set; the key is discovering the Fever Dream inputs.
After you perform all required commands, you must enter the commands menu to trigger the trophy.
The tutorial mode supports this trophy, as long as you complete the necessary commands while playing as Deadpool.

How the Fever Dream “secret commands” work

The trophy has two practical conditions. First, you don’t need to land every Fever Dream move in a single fight—using the full set across up to five different matches is fine. Second, the moves aren’t truly hidden: they’re present in Deadpool’s command list, but you still need to “unlock” them by inputting the Fever Dream sequences correctly, then confirm them via the commands menu.

Once you’ve executed all five commands, you must open the commands list (through the pause menu) to get Deadpool salva el universo Tōkon. Skipping that final menu step means the trophy won’t pop even if you performed the moves.

All of Deadpool’s secret command inputs

Sexy Centrefold (Desplegable sexy)

Down, down, down, down, down

Execution is straightforward: Deadpool leans forward and raises his hips in a way that’s described as distinct enough to avoid confusing it with other actions.

Healing Agura (Agura curativa)

Down, down, down, down, down + Circle + R1

This is flagged as the first input most players will struggle with because it’s longer than the previous command even though it starts the same way. The timing detail is that you must press Circle and R1 at the same time as the fourth “down,” rather than only during the earlier inputs.

Fever Dream: Ranbu

Down, down-right, right + Circle + Square

This uses a classic hadouken-style directional input. The important part is holding forward at the end while pressing Circle and Square together. A correct attempt is indicated when the move starts with Deadpool approaching with his fists up in guard.

Fever Dream: Fénix

Down, down-left, left, down-left, right + Triangle + Circle

This is described as the most complicated input in the Fever Dream set. Perform a quarter turn from down toward back/up-back direction, then go diagonal back and down; at the very end, hold forward while pressing Triangle and Circle at the same time. You’ll know it worked because the opening approach shows Deadpool bringing up a knee. The later part of the attack is noted as being essentially the same as the previous Fever Dream—what changes is the approach animation.

Fever Dream: Furia

Square, Square, forward, Triangle, Circle

This final Fever Dream command is considered the easiest of the set. The special outcome is the same as the prior Fever Dream moves, but the approach differs. Correct execution is confirmed when Deadpool closes distance in a way compared to Akuma, sliding on one foot.

Can you earn the trophy in the tutorial?

Yes. Deadpool salva el universo Tōkon is one of the few trophies you can obtain directly in the tutorial. Start the tutorial with Deadpool, focus on completing these five commands, and once you’ve done them all, open the pause menu and go to the commands list to claim the trophy.