Every MCU skin in Marvel Rivals (ranked)

Marvel Rivals ^[1] is out and much of the game’s popularity is thanks to the already massive popularity Marvel has. While comics, games, and shows are fine, it can’t be argued that the Marvel Cinematic Universe brings the world the most fans thanks to popular celebrities and blockbuster movies.

It only makes sense that Marvel Rivals would also add skins and cosmetics from the MCU to the game. Today, we want to go through all of Marvel Rivals’ MCU skins and rank them from worst to best to determine which ones may be worth getting for those who are not only Marvel Rivals players but also MCU fanatics.

Without any more delay, here is every MCY skin in Marvel Rivals ranked. If you prefer to spend your money on something that actually helps you improve in the game instead of cosmetics, you can always hire a professional Marvel Rivals booster from Eloking to help you shoot through the ranks.

11. Groot

Groot’s MCU skin in Marvel Rivals ranks 11th largely for its accuracy, which does not translate well into a great skin. It faithfully adapts his Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 look with an all-white bark and bulkier frame. However, this design was not well received, even in the movie. In-game, it feels stiff and uninspiring and lacks Groot’s organic charm. While the details are good, the skin struggles to stand out, earning it the lowest rank.

10. Loki

While Loki’s MCU skin nails his appearance from the finale of Loki Season 2, it doesn't quite blend in with the bold and stylized aesthetic of the game. The flowing green cloak, detailed horns, and facial features stay true to the original design, but this accuracy costs coherence. Marvel Rivals shines with exaggerated and vibrant designs, and Loki’s grounded appearance in this skin feels out of place. It worked extremely well in the show, but the game version lacks depth.

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9. Adam Warlock

Adam Warlock’s MCU skin strikes a reasonable balance between accuracy and execution, but not without some flaws. The Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 suit stands out from his default look. However, the facial features struggle and can look disconnected from the game’s art style. It is a big improvement from Loki’s MCU skin’s head design. On the bright side, the costume fits well with the game’s aesthetic and offers a fresh look.

8. Scarlet Witch

Scarlet Witch’s skin from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is arguably a downgrade from her default design in the game. The MCU version does well to stay true to the appearance but feels less dynamic compared to her original design, which is richer in detail and better suited to the game’s aesthetic. It is a solid representation of her movie costume but does not fully embrace comic accuracy. Despite the flaws, the design can still please fans of the character and the movie.

7. Black Widow

Black Widow’s MCU skin offers a sleek and clean look that is pleasing to the eyes, but it doesn't make a big enough impact to be ranked any higher. The all-white suit paired with soft orange-red hair is a cool nod to Scarlett Johansson’s character portrayal. The minimalist style works well with the game’s art direction but lacks the visual punch that other skins deliver. The subtle color palette still makes it a decent choice for players who enjoy a classic appearance.

6. Iron Man

Iron Man’s MCU skin ranks 6th due to how seamlessly it fits into the game. The suit from Avengers: Infinity War received mixed reactions, but this high-tech design and the nanotech elements work extremely well in the game's art style and color palette. Compared to his bulkier suits, this one blends smoothly into the game, enhancing his overall look. The sleek and futuristic design contrasts his playstyle and abilities well, making this one of the improved adaptations.

5. Namor

Namor’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever skin is a solid adaptation and a massive improvement over his default look. It retains the actor’s likeness and facial impressions while borrowing the simplistic design and the vibrant mix of blues and greens accented by gold. The details, like Talokan jewelry and face sculpt, add a touch of uniqueness to the battlefield. The minimalist approach works extremely well in this case, making it a top choice for fans of his portrayal.

4. Spider-Man

Despite making several appearances in live-action, the Iron Spider stays fresh in its transition to Marvel Rivals. First introduced in Avengers: Infinity War, the suit was a big upgrade for Peter, giving him a high-tech, metallic look for the first time. The futuristic design of the suit, paired with the rich gold, black, and blue accents, gives this suit a polished look. While not the most traditional Spider-Man design, the Iron Spider is a solid choice for any fan, thanks to its impactful appearance.

3. Wolverine

Ranked 3rd in Marvel Rivals, Wolverine’s Deadpool & Wolverine skin perfectly captures the essence of Logan’s legacy. The skin blends comic book nostalgia with a touch of MCU flair, bringing the iconic suit to life. The bright and bold colors contrast beautifully against the game’s vibrant art style, giving Wolverine a fresh and familiar look. This skin modernizes the classic design while staying true to his comic book roots and cinematic spirit.

2. Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, and Mantis

The MCU skins for Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, and Mantis from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 take the second spot. All three skins have a fresh design that are a natural fit for the game. Rocket and Mantis keep their original character models with new sleek suits inspired by the movie. Star-Lord gets a subtle update with a new face model, featuring brown hair and facial hair closer to Chris Pratt’s portrayal. The trio dons their blue-and-red leather suits that look crisp and iconic.

1. Thor

While Thor: Love and Thunder received mixed reactions from fans, this skin is guaranteed to please every Thor fan. It moves away from his classic Norse Look and fully embraces his bold and majestic colors in a fantastic transition to the game. A big highlight of this skin is the MCU accurate cracked-and-reforged Mjolnir design, which adds a cool detail from the movie. This version of Thor feels visually stunning in the game’s art style, fully embracing his heroic persona.

FAQs

Will Marvel Rivals get more MCU skins?

Most likely, yes. It would be safe to assume that the next skins to come to Marvel Rivals from the MCU would be the ones for the Fantastic Four since the first superhero Marvel family is slated to get a movie soon. Capitalizing on the movie’s hype by releasing skins for the Fantastic Four would make sense.

References

1. [1] "Official Marvel Rivals website". www.marvelrivals.com. Retrieved February 17, 2025