Invisible Woman Gets a New Look in Marvel Rivals

Marvel Rivals Season 1: Unveiling the Malice Skin for Invisible Woman

Get ready for the debut of Malice, the first new skin for Invisible Woman in Marvel Rivals, arriving with Season 1 on January 10th! This exciting cosmetic update showcases a darker, more villainous side of the beloved hero, mirroring the game's existing Mister Fantastic "Maker" skin.

Season 1: Eternal Night Falls, launching January 10th at 1 AM PST, brings much more than just a new skin. Expect a significant content drop including new maps, a fresh game mode, and a substantial battle pass.

The Malice skin, inspired by Invisible Woman's comic book counterpart, features a striking black leather and red costume, complete with spiked accents on her mask, shoulders, and boots, and a dramatic split red cape. This darker persona reflects Sue Storm's struggle with her inner demons, a conflict vividly portrayed in the comics where Malice, her darker self, clashed with Mister Fantastic and other family members.

Beyond the cosmetics, Invisible Woman's gameplay is highlighted in recent trailers, showcasing her strategic support abilities. She can heal allies, provide protective shields, and even create an invisible healing zone. Her offensive capabilities are also impressive, including a foe-repelling tunnel ability. This makes her a versatile addition to any team.

NetEase Games has confirmed a seasonal structure for Marvel Rivals, with seasons lasting approximately three months and mid-season updates occurring around six to seven weeks in. These updates promise even more exciting additions, including new maps, characters (Human Torch and The Thing are slated for a mid-season release), and balance adjustments.

With the Malice skin and a wealth of new content, Marvel Rivals Season 1 is poised to deliver a thrilling experience for players. Prepare for battle on January 10th!

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