10 skins we’d love to see in Marvel Rivals – Destructoid

Marvel competitors It allows players to outfit their favorite heroes (and villains) with a fair amount of unlockable costumes, ranging from comic-exclusive skins to a wide range of MCU-inspired skins. But given the extensive history behind each member of the game’s crew, there are plenty more we’d love to see. Here are 10 alternative skins we’d love to see arrive Marvel competitors.

Black Suit (Spider-Man)

Although the character may be successful in terms of gameplay, Spidey’s Marvel competitors The default and alternate in-game suits are viewed by many as a miss, with his PlayStation-exclusive Scarlet Spider being a saving grace. Well, that’s where the classic black suit comes in, as the streamlined look is a fan favorite and a perfect fit, so much so that Peter continued to wear it for a while after getting rid of the symbiote. As they say, black works no matter what.

The First Avenger (Captain America) Leather Jacket Suit

Hit or miss by many, Steve Roger The first avenger The WW2 leather suit may be among my favorites among the heroes, as it sees him mixing the early version of his costume with both the standard series clothing and a still-vibranium-free version of his armor. I know the latter’s form won’t match some of his skills in the game, but considering how Marvel competitors He already features mismatched armor in his Galactic Talon skin, we can put that aside.

Immortal Iron Fist (Iron Fist)

Although it did not last long, Immortal Iron Fist He managed to offer fans one of the most adaptable outings of the hero and revamp his classic costume. Yes, I know which Iron Fist was chosen to join Marvel competitors Not Danny Red but Len Lee (the game’s current owner), but I think we can all agree that it would be a crime not to include a variation of the classic outfit in the game.

X-Force (Wolverine)

A subtle version of his signature look, worn by Logan during his time as team leader, Wolverine X-Force He replaces his distinctive yellow and blue appearance with silver and somber black, which helped set the tone for the type of missions the group would engage in. As someone who uses this suit just like his classic suit while I work X-Men Origins: Wolverine During playtime, I can’t help but think how great it would be to be on the court with her.

Poisoned gutter (large)

First seen in Guardians of the Galaxy (2013) #21 Goot Venonized was born after the symbiote and Flash Thompson were momentarily separated, and as you can see, it looks every bit as terrifying as some would imagine. Even if you’re already tired of the seemingly endless array of Venom skins that currently exist Marvel competitorsCan you really say that you’re not a little curious about how cool and skilled Groot will be after receiving the symbiote treatment?

The Dirty Dozen (Star Lord)

Even if Star-Lord’s default appearance could be considered one of Competitive marvelBetter, there’s something different about it The dirty dozens like. The hero wore it during Annihilation: conquestthis suit gave Peter a military-inspired look, which later became the basis for his signature Guardians of the Galaxy look. Additionally, the suit’s mask (or helmet in this case) stays true to its intent and helps give the character a feel that no one else has been able to top since.

Captain America (Winter Soldier)

Although much less successful than Sam Wilson, who made the mantle his own after earning it in 2015, Bucky Barnes did carry Captain America’s shield for a short time after the events of Civil war. In fact, I can think of very few skins that would fit the Winter Soldier like this, as it would allow players to take one of the more recognizable versions of Cap and Bucky into the field.

Joe Fixit (Hulk)

The alias taken on by one of Bruce Banner’s first and most recognizable personas during his stint as a casino enforcer in Las Vegas, Joe Fixit makes up for his lack of physical prowess when compared to the Emerald Giant with his cunning nature. From the suit to the stance, it’s no surprise that the Gray Hulk skin has become a must-have no matter what game the hero is playing in, starting with Marvel’s Avengers to marvel vs. Capcom Infinite.

X-Men: Hell (Magic)

Like Spider-Man’s classic red, Magik’s New Mutants black and yellow suit has become so synonymous with the character that, no matter how many interpretations it gets, it’s pretty hard to screw up. As you might imagine, my favorite of them all is on display X-Men: Inferno Miniseries, which succeeded in modernizing the look while preserving its essence. Pair that with how great interpretations of the classic suit are Marvel competitors And it’s easy to see this suit being a big hit with both long-time fans and those who fell in love with the Darkchild from the moment they scored their first quintuplet kill.

Black Panther by Christopher Priest (Black Panther)

It would be obscene to say that black panther skins exist Marvel competitors Not great, even her standard suit could already be considered special. However, although it has minor changes when compared to it, the suit used by T’Challa in Christopher Priest’s famous Marvel Knights Black Panther Running earns its status for one great and very impractical reason: its cloak. Yes, I know this wasn’t the first version of the hero to wear it, but as someone who grew up in the late ’90s and early 2000s, this is the suit that comes to mind when I think of the Tiger King, and come on, can you blame me for that? ?

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