Marvel Rivals characters list: Full roster of heroes and villains
There's been much clamouring and jostling to get into the Marvel Rivals closed beta.
Yet perhaps we should take a moment to take a look at the Marvel Rivals character list that has the full roster of heroes and villains so that we actually know what we're getting into.
If you haven't managed to get involved yet, be sure to check out our guide on how to get into the Marvel Rivals closed beta.
There are a few ways to do this, fortunately, such as getting a code via Twitch Drops.
With so much hubbub surrounding the game, you'd be mistaken for thinking it had just launched, but the Marvel Rivals release date is still some way off.
Plenty of time, then, to study each character carefully and develop strats for the beta and beyond!
The beta is only available for a limited time, so we better get straight to it. Read on!
Below are all the characters confirmed as present in Marvel Rivals so far:
That makes for a total of 21 heroes. If and when more are added, we will update this list as it goes on.
For a more comprehensive look at individual characters, click on each to see who is who and what class they are.
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Below you can see all the characters in Marvel Rivals in a bit more detail. We've got their class and backstory listed, courtesy of the Marvel Rivals website.
Characters are one of three classes:
All of these characters are available to play in the beta, but you can unlock alternate cosmetic skins too.
T'Challa, King of Wakanda, wields the perfect blend of the cutting-edge Vibranium technology and ancestral power drawn from the Panther God, Bast. The Black Panther bides his time until elegantly infiltrating enemy lines and commencing his hunt.
As the Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor Stephen Strange gracefully wields ancient spells to turn the tide of even
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