New Skin Unveiled for Mister Fantastic in Marvel Rivals

Marvel Rivals Unveils "The Maker," a New Mister Fantastic Skin

Get ready for a villainous twist! Marvel Rivals has dropped a sneak peek of a brand-new skin for Mister Fantastic: The Maker. This sinister skin will debut alongside the hero himself on January 10th, with the launch of Season 1.

Season 1: Eternal Night Falls promises a major update, including a fresh game mode, new maps, and more. The Maker skin depicts an alternate Reed Richards from the Ultimate universe – a villainous counterpart to the heroic Mister Fantastic. His appearance reflects a brutal battle with the Human Torch, resulting in facial disfigurement concealed by a mask. Invisible Woman also receives a dark makeover, sporting the Malice skin.

The Maker skin boasts a striking black and gray design, accented by a glowing blue circle on the chest and back. A slate-colored mask, featuring a blue visor, obscures most of his face. Gameplay footage showcases the suit's impressive elasticity and adaptability as he utilizes his powers.

Beyond Official Reveals: Data Mine Discoveries

While NetEase Games continues its steady stream of skin announcements, data miners are uncovering even more unreleased cosmetics. A Lunar New Year skin for Spider-Man is among the leaked finds, anticipated for release soon. Other leaked cosmetics include skins for Hulk, Scarlet Witch, and Doctor Strange. While release dates remain unconfirmed, many fans hope to see these skins in the Season 1 battle pass.

Season 1: A Night of Changes

NetEase Games is buzzing with activity, announcing numerous changes for the upcoming Season 1. A new game mode, "Doom Match," will pit 8-12 players against each other in a free-for-all, with the top 50% emerging victorious. Expect balance adjustments for various heroes, along with the addition of new maps, including a dark, dystopian version of New York City. The anticipation for Season 1: Eternal Night Falls is palpable among the player base.

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