Marvel Rivals recently kicked off season 1, introducing Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman as new playable heroes along with a new convoy map that takes you through the streets of a Dracula-controlled New York. It's been a strong start for the game that first launched in early December.

A brilliant thinker and fighter, Mr. Fantastic is an all-around successful hero in Marvel Rivals. His elastic fists can be difficult to contend with, and he can help defend his allies in dire situations. Here is a breakdown of all of his moves in the multiplayer hero shooter.

Marvel Rivals pros are convinced Mister Fantastic is terrible, but there are a few players proving he’s a really strong hero.

The hero shooter is launching with tons of options for new players. Here are my recommendations for the three roles and every single one of the 33 heroes.

Everyone is trying to adjust to the new meta of Marvel Rivals here in season 1, and I’m noticing a particular disparity in one area with Storm.

Storm has swiftly taken the throne as the strongest character in Marvel Rivals season 1. A recent round of buffs catapulted her from one of the least powerful damage dealers to a menace at all skill levels in the hero shooter’s ranked mode.

Marvel Rivals has a strict rule against the use of mods in the game, which carries the potential to ban your account if devs catch wind of your activity

Marvel Rivals is a thrilling team-based shooter where success heavily relies on cooperation and strategy. One of the essential aspects of this is contributing to assists, which are not only a testament to your teamwork but also unlock valuable rewards.

Storm & Rocket Racoon lead the Marvel Rivals meta with significant win rate increases. The Hulk dropped from first to tenth place due to nerfs; Hawkeye's nerf saw the most impact. Other changes from Season 1 include Mister Fantastic cracking the top ten and Hela falling sharply Marvel Rivals Season 1 bought with it the game's first major shake-up to the meta.