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.

The huge balance changes for Marvel Rivals Season 1 has caused a massive meta shift that has changed everything.

Storm is one of the best X-Men, so it only makes sense that she's an asset in Marvel Rivals. She can help speed up her allies or strengthen their offensive stats with her Weather Control and Goddess Boost. She can also throw bolts of electricity towards her foes like Zeus from Greek mythology.

Here are the heroes with the highest and lowest win rates in Marvel Rivals season 1. Choose accordingly (or just have fun).

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.

NetEase Games creative director Guangyun Chen has revealed 'Marvel Rivals' will get a new playable character "each half of the season" - which will be roughly every six weeks.

Here are a number of tier lists for Marvel Rivals season 1 as everyone tries to figure out what the new best heroes are.

You’re fully able to view and unlock Battle Pass tiers from past seasons in Marvel Rivals, but only if you meet one qualification.

NetEase Games will release a new playable hero every six weeks in Marvel Rivals. Also, a new season will be split into two parts every three months, with a new hero being released every half of a season.

Marvel Rivals has laid out just how many heroes the game will be getting and at what pace they will arrive going forward.