MultiVersus characters: Every current and upcoming fighter listed
The full list of MultiVersus characters and how to get them
MultiVersus‘ characters are easily the most entertaining aspect of the game, and with new fighters set to arrive at a regular rate it can be hard to keep track of them.
Some characters are free, some characters are locked, some characters are coming soon and other characters have been reportedly leaked but haven’t been officially announced yet.
In this article, we’ll help you keep track of all the MultiVersus characters – including how to unlock the existing fighters and when to expect new characters.
MultiVersus - Progression & Rewards trailer
Latest update
Warner Bros has revealed some of the content coming to the first season of MultiVersus, including an Arcade mode.
Revealed as part of Evo, the first season of content, which was recently delayed, will add ranked battle, Arcade mode, new cosmetics and new characters.
Rick and Morty, from the show of the same name, have been confirmed, and according to the image released by Warner Bros, LeBron James will receive a costume based on Robin from Batman.
Hit detection update
MultiVersus‘ hit detection will be getting a “big overhaul”, its game director has confirmed.
Tony Huynh tweeted about a new online-only update that had been added to the game, which fixed bugs affecting certain moves for Jake and Tom & Jerry.
One follower replied by asking if Finn would be getting a nerf in the future, claiming his moves seemed to break through opponents’ defences too easily.
Further reading
MultiVersus guide: The best character to play in the open beta
MultiVersus characters – full list of fighters
Here’s a full list of all the characters currently available in MultiVersus.
Some of these characters are free, while others have to be bought.
Characters can be bought with either Coins (which can be earned in-game) or Gleamium (which is bought with real money).
Every character costs 7000 Gleamium (which is around $7), but their value in Coins is different depending on the fighter.
Below is a list of every MultiVersus character and how much it costs to unlock them in Coins.
Click each character’s name for a full guide detailing their moves and fighting strategies.
- Arya Stark (Game of Thrones) – 3000 coins
- Batman (DC) – 2000 coins
- Bugs Bunny (Looney Tunes) – 2000 coins
- Finn (Adventure Time) – 2000 coins (currently free)
- Garnet (Steven Universe) – 1500 coins (currently free)
- Harley Quinn (DC) – 2000 coins
- Iron Giant (The Iron Giant) – 3000 coins
- Jake (Adventure Time)- 2000 coins
- LeBron James (Space Jam) – 2000 coins
- Reindog (original character) – 2000 coins (currently free)
- Shaggy (Scooby-Doo) – 1500 coins
- Steven Universe (Steven Universe) – 3000 coins
- Superman (DC) – 2000 coins (currently free)
- Taz (Looney Tunes) – 1500 coins
- Tom & Jerry (Tom & Jerry) – 3000 coins
- Velma (Scooby-Doo) – 2000 coins
- Wonder Woman (DC) – Complete the tutorial to unlock
MultiVersus characters – leaked and upcoming fighters
Although there are currently 17 characters in MultiVersus, it looks like there are plenty more to come.
These are the two we know are definitely on the way, because they’ve already been confirmed by Warner Bros Games:
- Morty (Rick & Morty) – When Season 1 begins (was August 9, but has now been delayed)
- Rick (Rick & Morty) – sometime during Season 1
However the fact that the game’s Premium Founder’s Pack contains 30 ‘Character Tokens’, which are used to unlock players automatically, means there are still at least 16 characters still to be announced.
An apparent leak from May which provided an alleged list of yet-to-be included characters was shared on Reddit by the person who originally leaked the existence of MultiVersus in the first place, making it likely legit.
This list included 21 fighters, three of which – LeBron James, Rick and Morty – have since been confirmed.
According to the leak, the following characters are “mostly finished” and should be confirmed at some point in the future:
- Joker – DC
- Raven – DC
- Gizmo – Gremlins
- Marvin the Martian – Looney Tunes
- Scooby-Doo – Scooby-Doo
- Daenerys – Game of Thrones
- The Hound – Game of Thrones
- Wicked Witch – The Wizard of Oz
- Godzilla – Godzilla
The following list of characters are also reportedly planned for inclusion, but are in the early stages of development:
- Johnny Bravo – Johnny Bravo
- Fred Flinstone – Flinstones
- Samurai Jack – Samurai Jack
- The Powerpuff Girls – Powerpuff Girls (all one fighter)
- The Animaniacs – The Animaniacs (all one fighter)
- Duck Dodgers/Daffy – Looney Tunes
- Scorpion – Mortal Kombat
- Ben 10 – Ben 10
- Ted Lasso – Ted Lasso
MultiVersus Characters – Full guides
- Arya Stark MultiVersus guide
- Batman MultiVersus guide
- Bugs Bunny MultiVersus guide
- Finn MultiVersus guide
- Garnet MultiVersus guide
- Harley Quinn MultiVersus guide
- Iron Giant MultiVersus guide
- Jake MultiVersus guide
- LeBron James MultiVersus guide
- Reindog MultiVersus guide
- Shaggy MultiVersus guide
- Steven Universe MultiVersus guide
- Superman MultiVersus guide
- Taz MultiVersus guide
- Tom & Jerry MultiVersus guide
- Velma MultiVersus guide
- Wonder Woman MultiVersus guide
MultiVersus characters – fighter classes explained
There are five different character ‘classes’ in MultiVersus, each offering different strengths and weaknesses.
The game doesn’t do a great job of explaining how these work, and expects you to understand what each class means based on similar competitive games.
Not everyone will understand the difference between a Bruiser and an Assassin, though, so here’s a guide to what each class specialises in, and which characters belong to each class.
Bruiser
Bruisers are the easiest characters in the game to get to grips with, because they usually have the most straightforward fighting style.
A Bruiser will often have pretty standard moves, mostly of the melee variety, and specialise in close quarters combat, while also being able to take a decent amount of damage too.
The current Bruisers in MultiVersus are:
Assassin
An Assassin specialises in dealing lots of damage with quick moves, while trying to make themselves as difficult to hit as possible.
Assassin characters tend to be able to put together lengthier combos than other characters, and often have sneaky moves designed to fool the opponent.
The current Assassins in MultiVersus are:
Tank
As the name suggests, Tanks can soak up more damage than any other character class in the game, and can also deal out heavy damage as a result.
This comes at a price, though, as Tank fighters tend to be the slowest in the game. A good strategy is to try to focus opponent attacks on a Tank so a quicker character can attack unchallenged.
The current Tanks in MultiVersus are:
Support
Support characters are generally the weakest in the game but that’s because their job isn’t to be the main damage-giver.
Instead, their job is to support their partner (hence the name) with special moves that help them out, be that through health recovery, shields or other buffs that improve their abilities or weaken your opponents’.
The current Support fighters in MultiVersus are:
Mage / Ranged
Mages are best from a distance, and usually have a variety of projectile attacks (such as Bugs Bunny’s rocket or Tom & Jerry’s slingshot).
They aren’t very good at taking damage, though, so they have to keep away from opponents as much as possible.
A good strategy for a Mage is to annoy the opponents with projectiles, distracting them enough to make it easier for your partner to attack them.
The current Mages in MultiVersus are:
MultiVersus Guides
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