Fan Shares Goblin Queen Concept Art for Marvel Rivals

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So, here’s a thing — someone in the Marvel Rivals community went and cooked up their own take on the Goblin Queen. It’s like this restless urge to mess around with characters, you know? I remember when Jean Grey popped into Marvel Rivals as the Duelist Phoenix. Oh, the X-Men fans were practically doing cartwheels. That went down not long after Season 3 kicked off on July 11, by the way.

And just when you think folks would be vibing with the new season, they’re already peeking around the corner for Season 3.5. Dropping August 8, in case you missed it. Blade’s coming in as a Duelist. People have been losing their minds, mainly since Blade’s been lurking in the shadows since Season 1. Captured by Dracula in NYC? Sounds like a bad comic book plot, but hey, who’s judging?

Oh, and random thought — over on Reddit, someone using the handle Cultural_Ad4203 threw down a character concept. Goblin Queen, a clone of Jean Grey — because why wouldn’t you make a clone? They’re imagining her as more of a Strategist, unlike Jean who’s a Duelist. It’s like, why not give Goblin Queen her own spotlight instead of being just another outfit for Phoenix? NetEase kinda said full characters wouldn’t just become skins, but who knows?

Speaking of skins, did I mention the Season 3 roadmap? They teased swimsuit skins — not gonna lie, that’s a bit out there. We’ve got stuff coming for Mister Fantastic and the gang, tied to that new Fantastic Four flick. It’s a whole thing. But those Phoenix-themed skins for Magik and Black Panther, though? A mood.

There’s some buzz about Phoenix boosting Wolverine’s Feral Leap in the game. Flames, lifesteal, damage — it’s like a best friend power-up. Makes Wolverine harder to knock out, which rubs some folks the wrong way. But others? They’re loving it. With more content on the horizon, looks like there’s plenty to chew on in the Marvel Rivals scene.

Anyway — whoops, that went all over the place. But hey, that’s how my brain is wired.

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