Fan Unveils Goblin Queen Character Concept in Marvel Rivals

Alright, here we go. Not sure why this caught my eye, but anyway, imagine this: Some Marvel Rivals player, who clearly has too much time on their hands, whipped up a Goblin Queen character idea. The whole vibe was, you know, in the vein of this hero shooter everybody’s raving about. Season 3.5? Yeah, it’s gonna feature Blade. Finally! How long have we been talking about that, right? August 8 is the magic date.

Here’s the kicker: NetEase Games has this grand plan. There’s this roadmap they unveiled, which includes some big stuff with the MCU flick, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. No idea why this stood out, but, moving on.

Okay, let’s dive deeper. So, on Reddit—good ol’ Cultural_Ad4203 popped up, sharing this elaborate concept for Jean Grey’s clone, Goblin Queen. Funny thing, everyone’s thinking she’d just be a Phoenix skin, but no, this person is dreaming big. They’re picturing Goblin Queen as a full-fledged Strategist in the game. And here’s where it gets wild: NetEase once said they wouldn’t reduce full characters to skins, but considering she’s Jean Grey’s clone, could they change their minds? Hmm, food for thought.

Hold on—season details. NetEase, sneaky as ever, didn’t spill too much on costumes they’re adding for Phoenix, but hey, they did tease swimsuit skins. Yep, you heard it right, swimsuit skins for heroes! Plus, catch this—there’re fresh skins coming for the Fantastic Four characters. And in this mix, don’t miss out on Phoenix-themed skins for Magik and Black Panther. What a ride!

So quick reality check—Phoenix joins the roster, and reactions are all over the place. Some love her sync with Wolverine. Picture this: when teamed up, Phoenix sets Wolverine’s Feral Leap ablaze, and suddenly, he’s this dangerous, lifestealing menace. Who saw that coming? It’s kind of overwhelming in a fight. The burning question is, though—does this make him too OP against Vanguards? Hmm, people are as divided as ever.

Anyway, let’s see where Marvel Rivals heads next. This kind of unpredictable chaos might be exactly what keeps us hooked.