The Human Torch and The Thing are joining the roster at midseason, alongside a new convoy map and battle pass.

Speculating about who should be included in the Marvel Rivals roster leads to near infinite possibilities, as Marvel has nearly 100 years of history. While it would be impossible to determine which characters most deserve to be put in the game,

Loki primarily revolves around his ability to create illusions that can catch enemy players off-guard. Additionally, his healing is quite strong when the illusions are active, and

If you're playing Marvel Rivals (outside of Doom Match and Conquest), you're most likely either defending or attacking the objective on the map. For the defending team, your main goal isn't to get kills: it's to keep the other team away from the objective.

Rocket Raccoon blazes his way into Marvel Rivals, bringing his snarky and brash attitude to win the day and maybe "borrowing” some things that aren't nailed down. Armed with his trusty gatling gun which doubles as a healing device and a host of other gadgets to support his team.