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.

Great duelists in Marvel Rivals need a good primary attack. Mister Fantastic’s primary attack is Stretch Punch. While he may not have any secondary attack type, this is still actually surprisingly versatile. This attack is a combo of 3 strikes. The first 2 strikes will use a single fist, while the final strike will use both hands.

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 & 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 much-awaited video game, Marvel Rivals Season 1 is finally out. It features a total of 35 characters from the original Marvel comics and also includes a cross-play in supported platforms. As a result,

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.