The Deadpool achievement in MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls looks intimidating on paper — five secret moves, vague inputs, and a Command List that sometimes refuses to show them at all. But here’s the thing: you only need to land three of the five moves, and every single one can be done in Training mode. That turns a frustrating guessing game into a ten-minute checklist. This guide gives you all five inputs, the fastest route to the achievement, and the exact button presses that work even when the in-game list glitches out.
Deadpool Secret Commands in MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls
The achievement requires you to successfully execute three different secret moves from Deadpool’s hidden Command List. The five moves are Sexy Centerfold, Healing Aura, Fever Dream Rambo, Fever Dream Phoenix, and Fever Dream Raging. Training mode is your friend here — it gives you unlimited attempts, no timer pressure, and immediate feedback on whether the input registered. 
The catch: some players report the Command List doesn’t display all five moves. That’s a display bug, not a functional one. The inputs below are confirmed to work regardless of what the menu shows you.
Secret Moves List — All Five Commands
Button names below use PlayStation terms. Xbox equivalents are noted where they differ.
| # | Move Name | Input (PlayStation) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sexy Centerfold | Down ×10, Circle, R1 | Shares input with Healing Aura |
| 2 | Healing Aura | Down ×10, Circle, R1 | Same input as Sexy Centerfold |
| 3 | Fever Dream Rambo | Down-Forward (diagonal), Forward, Square | Quick three-button sequence |
| 4 | Fever Dream Phoenix | Quarter-circle back, Down, Left, Right, Triangle, Circle | Longest input; take it slow |
| 5 | Fever Dream Raging | Square, Square, Forward, Triangle, Circle | Five-button chain |
Input breakdowns:
- Sexy Centerfold — down, down, down, down, down, then down, down, down, down, down, then Circle (B on Xbox), then R1. That’s ten down presses total. Count them if you have to.
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- Healing Aura — identical input to Sexy Centerfold: down ×10, Circle, R1. The video confirms both moves share the same command string.
- Fever Dream Rambo — diagonal down-forward, plus forward, plus Square. This is the fastest move on the list. Three inputs, no charge timing, no held buttons.
- Fever Dream Phoenix — quarter-circle back, down, left, right, Triangle, Circle. The directional sequence is the tricky part. Input it slowly in Training mode until the rhythm clicks.
- Fever Dream Raging — Square, Square, forward, Triangle, Circle. A standard chain input. The forward press needs to come after the second Square, not before.
Note: For Xbox players, the Circle input maps to B. Everything else is identical across both platforms.
How to Unlock the Achievement
Follow these steps in order. The whole process takes under ten minutes if you’re methodical.
- Enter Training mode with Deadpool. This is non-negotiable. Training mode gives you infinite time and no punishment for failed inputs. Trying this in a real match wastes both your time and your opponent’s.
- Perform any three of the five secret moves. They can be the same move repeated three times, or three different moves — the video confirms both approaches work. That said, if you’re going for the achievement anyway, you might as well practice all five.
- Confirm each move registers. Training mode shows you whether the move came out. If you don’t see the animation or the move name pop up, the input didn’t register. Reset and try again.
- Watch for the achievement unlock. It triggers immediately after the third successful move. No menu navigation, no confirmation screen — just the popup.
Tip: Start with Fever Dream Rambo. It’s the shortest input on the list and the easiest to land consistently. Three successful Rambo inputs will unlock the achievement on their own if you’re not interested in learning the other four.
Warning: The Command List may not show all five moves for some players. Don’t panic if you only see two or three listed. The inputs above bypass the menu entirely — they work whether the game displays them or not.
If a move keeps failing, slow down. Fever Dream Phoenix in particular punishes rushed inputs. Treat it as a rhythm exercise: quarter-circle back, pause, down, pause, left, pause, right, then Triangle, Circle in quick succession. Once you hit it once, muscle memory takes over.
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