Marvel Rivals Season 1: Unveiling Invisible Woman's Malice Skin and More
Get ready for the debut of Marvel Rivals' Season 1, launching January 10th at 1 AM PST! This major update brings a host of exciting new content, headlined by the first new skin for Invisible Woman: the menacing Malice.
This new cosmetic, as seen in recent announcements, showcases a darker, more villainous side of the iconic hero, mirroring the style of Mister Fantastic's Maker skin. Malice features a striking black leather and red outfit, accented with spikes and a dramatic split cape. Fans of the comics will recognize this as a reflection of Sue Storm's darker alter ego.
Beyond the Malice skin, Season 1 promises a wealth of new features:
- New Maps: Explore fresh battlegrounds.
- New Game Mode: Experience a thrilling new way to play.
- Expansive Battle Pass: Unlock a plethora of rewards.
The Season 1 launch will feature Invisible Woman and Mister Fantastic, with Human Torch and The Thing arriving later in a mid-season update (expected six to seven weeks into the season). NetEase Games has confirmed that seasons will run approximately three months, with these mid-season updates introducing new maps, characters, and balance adjustments.
A recent gameplay trailer highlighted Invisible Woman's strategic abilities, including healing, protective shielding, and a powerful invisibility zone. Her versatile kit positions her as a potent support character, capable of both defense and offense.
Marvel Rivals: Malice Skin - A Darker Side of Invisible Woman
NetEase Games recently showcased Invisible Woman's abilities in a gameplay trailer, revealing a support-focused kit with healing, protective shields, and an invisibility zone. However, she's also capable of offensive maneuvers, including a powerful knockback ability. The Malice skin, available January 10th, perfectly complements this duality, presenting a visually stunning and thematically appropriate addition to the game. The anticipation for Season 1 is palpable among fans eager to experience this exciting new content.
