Variants, also known as Skins or Costumes, are a type of cosmetic item that can be collected in MultiVersus. Variants take the form of alternate designs for Fighters to take on during battle. Each fighter has a variety of Variants that are either designed specifically for the game or taken directly from each fighter's history. Certain Variants also have unique animations and/or voicelines, many of which replace the Fighter with other characters.
Original, part of the Trigon Possessed set. Its design takes inspiration from the look of the Justice League members possessed by Trigon in Justice League vs. Teen Titans.
Original, part of the FestiVersus set. His sweater depicts the Batmobile with its back wheel left behind in reference to the popular "Jingle Bells" parody "Jingle Bells (Batman Smells)".
Original, part of the Trigon Possessed set. Its design takes inspiration from the look of the Justice League members possessed by Trigon in Justice League vs. Teen Titans.
Based on his design from the 2019 Looney Tunes Cartoons animated series, although he lacks the yellow gloves he wore in that show, instead wearing white gloves like in most of his other incarnations. The LTC design in itself is inspired by Bob Clampett's interpretation of the character from the Bugs Bunny shorts of the early 1940s.
Common
Unlocked by default.
N/A
Hollywood Bugs
Based on his outfit from the beginning and ending of the 1947 Merry Melodies short "A Hare Grows in Manhattan", but without the beret.
Based on Bugs' pianist outfit from the 1946 Merrie Melodies short "Rhapsody Rabbit". His name and render reference the "Leopold" persona that he embraces in the 1948 short "Long-Haired Hare".
Original, part of the Crossover set. It features Bugs Bunny dressed up as Superman. Its design might be inspired by Bugs Bunny's appearance in the 1943 Merrie Melodies short "Super-Rabbit" and in the similarly named The Looney Tunes Show series finale "Super Rabbit".
Original, part of the Festiversus set. The sweater itself features the phrase "Duck Season" in reference to both Daffy Duck and to a famous joke involving the two from the 1951 Merrie Melodies short "Rabbit Fire".
Finn's Grass Demon-Human Hybrid doppelgänger, who made his debut in the thirteenth episode of season 8, "Reboot". He was born after the Grass and Finn Swords merged into one being by accident.
Fern starts out wanting to emulate Finn and become a hero just like him, believing himself to be the real Finn Mertens. He later learns that isn't true, which leads to him having an existential crisis and developing an inferiority complex after failing to protect Ooo while Finn was away at sea, culminating in Fern trying to take complete control of Finn's life, getting "killed" by Finn, and reincarnating as the Green Knight.
Based on Garnet’s first ever form, which appeared when Garnet’s components, Ruby and Sapphire, fused together for the first time in the 22nd episode of season 2, "The Answer".
Based on his depiction from the original Gremlins movie duology, with a few tweaks here-and-there to match with his new design from the Max original Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai animated series.
Common
Unlocked by default.
N/A
Combat Gizmo
Based on Gizmo's appearance at the end of Gremlins 2: The New Batch, in which he dresses up as the famous movie character John Rambo.
Based on the officially licensed Christmas Tree hanging ornament and figurine made by Nemesis Now that depict Gizmo wearing Santa's hat and Christmas lights.
Based on her design from the Harley Quinn comic book series from the DC Rebirth initiative.
Common
Unlocked by default.
N/A
Mad Love Harley Quinn
Based on Harley's incarnation in the DC Animated Universe, specifically her depiction in the 1992 Batman: The Animated Series cartoon show.
The outfit that she uses in this incarnation is Harley's most recognizable design, and it has been used in a lot of DC-related animated shows, comic books, video games (especially in the entries from the LEGO Games series) and crossover collaborations. Its title also references the 24th episode of Batman: The Animated Series, "Mad Love".
Original, part of the Beach Ready set. The Variant gives Harley a two piece, black and red swimsuit. She also has two large bracelets, sandals, and a large, polka-dot bow around her head.
Original, part of the Earth 20-XXe set. The Variant gives Harley Quinn more frizzled pigtails, futuristic headphones, a black crop top with a red sleeveless jacket, jean shorts, cybernetic legs, and a futuristic-looking mallet.
Based on Harley Quinn's original identity of Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel, the persona she uses while working as a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. The Variant's look seems to be largely based on Dr. Quinzel's design from the Max original Harley Quinn show.
Original, part of the Festiversus set. It depicts Harley dressed in a winter sweater, having elf ears, and bigger pigtails. Her mallet is now wrapped up in Christmas gift packaging, and its handle is now a candy cane.
Based on the Giant's "Superman" cosplay from the movie, which consists of his normal design but with a giant "S" symbol on his chest that comes from a scrapped advertisement for a "Seafood" store that the Giant found in Dean's junkyard.
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Iron Giant (Classic)
Based on the Iron Giant's normal look, without the "Superman" symbol, from the movie.
Common
Unlocked by default ( 250 in the Open Beta).
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Beach Giant
Original, part of the Beach Ready set. It takes inspiration from the movie's famous "Cannonball" scene.
Original, part of the Halloween set. Based on Frankenstein's monster, Mary Shelley's famous fictional character from the 1818 novel Frankenstein, with its physical look coming from the monster's design in the 1935 Bride of Frankenstein movie by Universal Pictures.
Based on his design from the later seasons of the show.
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Cake
Jake the Dog's gender-swapped cat counterpart from an alternate universe hidden within the Ice King's mind. She debuted in the ninth episode of Adventure Times Season 3, "Fionna & Cake".
Just like Jake and Finn, Cake also used to spend most of her time adventuring around her version of the Land of Ooo alongside Fionna (prior to its alteration). She has Stretchy Powers and can morph her body just like Jake. As a cat, she also possesses the ability to see in the dark. The fur on her tail stands on the end (or "frizzes out") when there is danger around or when she gets excited (for example, when Lord Monochromicorn, her boyfriend, speaks to her).
Based on Jake's shapeshifter form, debuting in the ninth episode of season 9, "Skyhooks II". Its name is the same as the title of the tenth episode of season 10.
Based on Jake's depowered form that he's turned into by Floradulcina The Witch in the fourteenth episode of season 1, "The Witch's Garden". He has mud all over his body, a reference to how in the episode Jake mistakenly believes that rolling in a magical mud puddle is originally what gave him his magical powers (and it also a serves as a sort of explanation of how Jake can still use his magical powers in this Variant).
Original design based on most classical depictions of the character. The chain that's seen wrapped around his neck originates from Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood.
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Uber Jason
Based on Jason's rebuilt futuristic form from Jason X.
Based on a scene from Space Jam: A New Legacy in which LeBron and Bugs travel to the DC universe in order to convince Daffy Duck and Porky Pig to join their Tune Squad.
Based on Marvin's design from the 2019 Looney Tunes Cartoons animated series, which in turn is based on his 50s design. Its render pose originates from the 1953 Merrie Melodies short "Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century".
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Commander X2
Based on Martian Commander X2, Marvin's counterpart from the 2003 animated series Duck Dodgers, itself inspired by the 1953 Merrie Melodies short "Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century". In said show, Commander X2 is the commander of the Martian military as well as Duck Dodgers' arch enemy. He is in love with the Martian Queen, Queen Tyr'ahnee, whom he serves without question. Despite their many battles, he considers Duck Dodgers to be more of a nuisance than an actual enemy. The Variant's render is based on an official piece of Marvin stock art.
Based on Marvin's referee outfit from the original 1996 Space Jam movie. Its title is a bit misleading, as Marvin was never a part of the Tune Squad in that movie, acting as a neutral party instead.
Based on Marvin's basketball outfit used in merchandise and promotional material for the 2021 Space Jam: A New Legacy movie. Its render pose is taken from a 1991 Looney Tunes style guide.
Morty Smith of Dimension 79⊢⊇V, commonly known as Evil Morty, is one of the many versions of Morty from across the multiverse, but unique in being notably amoral, ruthless and displaying intelligence rivaling that of Rick C-137. He initially appeared alongside Evil Rick, who was hunting down and killing several Ricks throughout the multiverse. It was later revealed Evil Rick was merely being controlled by Evil Morty, although he remained undetected and traveled to the Citadel by posing as one of the Mortys liberated from Evil Rick's lair. He served as the first Morty to be democratically elected President of The Citadel, and had consolidated his power in a coup by eliminating any disagreeable Ricks in the Shadow Council of Ricks. He later used this rise to power to fabricate an escape from the Central Finite Curve, destroying almost the entire Citadel and killing countless Ricks and Mortys in the process. The Variant's design is based on his Story Train's counterpart's outfit from the sixth episode of season 4, "Never Ricking Morty".
Based on Morty's mech suit that he used in the episode "Promortyus".
EPIC
75,000
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Ex-I.C.O.N. Agent Morty
Original, part of the Earth 20-XXe set. The Variant gives Morty a sleek yellow jacket with spikes scattered around and a very high collar, a gray belt that crosses his torso diagonally, and black pants with kneepads.
Based on her outfit and appearance from the Nubia: Queen of the Amazons comic series.
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Future State Nubia
Based on Nubia's appearance in the Future State comic series, showcasing a possible future in which she inherits the title of Wonder Woman after the passing of Princess Diana and Yara Flor (the Wonder Woman in between the two).
Original, part of the Trigon Possessed set. Its design takes inspiration from the look of the Justice League members possessed by Trigon in Justice League vs. Teen Titans.
Original, part of the Mythic Vista set. Its design might've been partly inspired by Raven's appearance in the Teen Titans comics written by Kami Garcia.
Original character. His design is based on the anatomies of dogs (overall body-shape, long tail) and reindeers (his antlers). Some parts of his design might've been inspired by Chinese Dragons (the unorthodox shape of his head, his whiskers), though this was never confirmed. He has green and beige fur, possibly in order to symbolize a theme of nature. He also sports a floating heart-shaped gem, known as the gem of power, that floats above his head and in-between his antlers.
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Battle Reindog
Based on ancient Roman centurion armor. His gem of power is in the shape of a diamond at the top of his helmet.
Based on an Egyptian mummy. His gem of power is in the shape of a scarab beetle, an insect commonly associated with mummies.
The choice to replace Reindog's heart shaped gem of power with a scarab beetle could be related to the ancient Egyptian practice of replacing a mummy's heart with a heart scarab.
Based on The Mad Hatter from Lewis Carroll's famous Alice book duology. His gem of power is in the shape of a pocket watch (likely referencing the White Rabbit's pocket watch from the same story), with an ace of hearts card placed behind it (representing the gem's original heart shape).
Released to cross-promote the 2024 edition of Shark Week, an annual shark-themed summer programming block on the Discovery Channel. Its title is a reference to the megalodon (Otodus megalodon), an extinct species of large mackerel shark that lived approximately 23 to 3.6 million years ago, from the Early Miocene to the Pliocene epochs.
Based on festive Día de los Muertos decorations. The Variant gives Reindog Mexican sugar skull face paint, a sombrero with flowers around the brim, and a light tan tuxedo. It is titled after Reindog's name in the game's Latin American localization.
Based on his normal design. Its render comes from an officially licensed "Acid" T-shirt.
Common
Unlocked by default.
N/A
SEAL Team Rick
The SEAL Team Ricks were an elite special operations unit fielded by the Council of Ricks to eliminate extreme threats to the security of the Citadel who only appeared in the first episode of the season 3, "The Rickshank Rickdemption". They were all quickly killed by Rick C-137. The supposed leader of the group, Headband Rick, is the design used for this Variant.
Based on Rick Sanchez of the Prime Dimension (the same one the playable Morty is from), the original overarching antagonist of the show. He was the killer of Rick C-137's wife Diane in all dimensions. Rick spent a large part of his life trying to hunt him down, which he eventually did in the episode "Unmortricken".
Based on Rick's outfit from the episode "Rickmurai Jack". Rick takes on this new outfit after replacing Morty with two crows as his sidekicks in the previous episode, "Forgetting Sarick Mortshall".
Based on his older, more rugged appearance from the first episode of season 5, "Episode XCII". Near the beginning of the episode, he arrives with a suit of traditional samurai armor and a motorcycle to defend a family from a group of Beetle Drones. The name "Lost Jack" is in reference to both him losing his sword and his hope of saving the world from Aku by this point in the series.
Based on his older, more rugged appearance from season 5, specifically in "Episode XCIV". The Variant removes his robe and gives him an unkempt beard and hairstyle. Instead of his sword, he wields a kanabo.
Mad Jack was the embodiment of Jack's inner negative emotions, temporarily given form by Aku to defeat him using his own skills against him. He made his first appearance in "Episode VIII: Jack versus Mad Jack." He lost his physical form after Jack found inner peace and caused Mad Jack to cease. When Aku destroyed the last remaining time portal, Jack's rage brought Mad Jack to resurface again as Inner Jack, where he continued to plague Jack's psyche for most of Season 5 until he found inner peace once more in "Episode XCVIII", this time bringing about his end permanently.
Based on his "dot-eyed" design used in the Scooby-Doo shows made in the 70s and early 80s by Hanna-Barbera and in most Scooby-Doo movies and shorts created by Warner Bros. Animation from the 2010s onward.
Common
Unlocked by default.
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Uncle Shagworthy
Uncle Shagworthy is Shaggy's "zillionaire" uncle whose only appearance prior to this game was in the sixth episode from the first season of The Scooby-Doo Show, "Scared a Lot in Camelot", although he was also briefly mentioned in the 1999 PC game Scooby-Doo! Mystery of the Fun Park Phantom. Uncle Shagworthy greatly resembles his nephew, in both design and personality, sharing his cowardice and love for food, but, as a wealthy gentleman, he is also more refined and eccentric.
Original, most likely based on the character Ryu from the Street Fighter franchise, as it can be seen performing a hadoken on the cover for the final issue of MultiVersus: Collision Detected. The beard comes from his Battle Suit 1 alt in Street Fighter V. Might also be semi-inspired by actor and martial artist Chuck Norris.
Based on the team uniforms Shaggy and the rest of Mystery Inc. wore in the 9th episode of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, "Battle of the Humungonauts".
Based on Steven Universe's Pink Diamond outfit that he wears for several episodes in season 5. This Variant has Steven wear an outfit resembling that of Pink Diamond, one of the four Diamond rulers of the Gem Empire.
The Brain Gremlin is one of the mutated Gremlins seen in Gremlins 2: The New Batch, who drinks a "Brain Hormone" that allows him to speak in perfect english directly to the humans on behalf of his species.
Original design based on most classical depictions of the character.
Common
Unlocked by default.
N/A
One Million Superman
One Million Superman, also known as Superman Prime, is the Superman of the 853rd Century who survived by becoming the living extension of the sun after a certain cataclysm destroyed Krypton. He left Earth somewhere in the late 21st Century when everyone he cared about died. He traversed the entire DC Universe, going beyond time and space, and has been said to have reached as far as Heaven and Hell themselves. He made his debut in DC One Million #4.
Black Lantern Superman is the Black Lantern version of Earth-Two's Superman, also known as Kal-L, who made his debut in Blackest Night: Superman #1. Just like the rest of the Black Lanterns, he works for Nekron, the Lord of the Unliving, and his purpose is to eliminate all life.
Original, part of the Festiversus set. The Variant gives Superman the hat and beard of Santa Claus. The windmill and truck depicted on his sweater are a reference to the Kent Farm, the place where Superman was raised, under the name of Clark Kent, by his adoptive human parents Jonathan and Martha Kent.
Original, part of the Beach Ready set. The Variant gives him a boonie hat, a short sleeved red blue shirt with red highlights, white cargo pants, some sunscreen on his nose, and a fanny pack with his 'S' emblem on it.
This Variant is based on Superman's Recovery Suit, also known as the Regeneration Suit. After Superman was killed by Doomsday in the "The Death of Superman" comic arc, his body was placed in a healing pod by the Kryptonian android Eradicator. When the pod succeeded in bringing Superman back to life, he emerged from it in a black version of his suit with no cape.
Original, part of the Earth 20-XXe set. The Variant gives Superman a set of metallic armor with blue highlights on his legs, arms, and chest as well as giving him glowing blue eyes.
Based on Superman's human alter-ego, Clark Kent: an average every day journalist. His design is taken from numerous iconic imagery of Clark opening up his shirt to reveal the Superman logo.
A female Tasmanian Devil who marries Taz at the end of the 1954 short "Devil May Hare". Her look is based on her appearance in the 1957 Merrie Melodies short "Bedevilled Rabbit".
Original design based on most classical depictions of the character.
Common
Unlocked by default.
N/A
The Batman Who Laughs
The Batman Who Laughs is an evil version of Batman who originates from the Dark Multiverse. After killing the Joker, he was infected with Joker Venom that slowly corrupted him and turned Bruce into a twisted amalgamation of Batman and Joker. He is the team leader of the Dark Knights and their goal was to help their master Barbatos plunge the Multiverse into complete and utter darkness.
Original, part of the Trigon Possessed set. Its design takes inspiration from the look of the Justice League members possessed by Trigon in Justice League vs. Teen Titans.
The Rowdyruff Boys (Brick, Boomer and Butch) are major antagonists in the series. They are the male but wicked counterparts of the Powerpuff Girls created by Mojo Jojo via flushing armpit hair, snails, and a puppy dog tail down a prison toilet containing a potency of Chemical X. Brick is the short-tempered and abrasive leader of the trio; Boomer is the loud mouthed and dumbest of the trio; and Butch is the dangerous and hyperactive berserker of the trio. After dying to kisses from the girls, they are resurrected by HIM and acquire spikier hairstyles.
Based on their pirate outfits from the 2006 direct-to-video movie Tom and Jerry: Shiver Me Whiskers. Jerry's "captain" outfit, in particular, comes from the very end of the movie.
Based on two episodes of The Tom and Jerry Show. Tom's design draws from the season 3 episode "Vampire State" while Jerry's design originates from the season 1 episode "Vampire Mouse".
Based on Tom & Jerry's 19th Century London outfits from the 2010 direct-to-video crossover movie Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes. Jerry's outfit is also a direct reference to the aforementioned Sherlock Holmes, while Tom's outfit references Dr. Watson, Sherlock's trustworthy assistant and best friend. Its title also references the name of the street Sherlock and Watson lived on, Baker Street.
Based on the swim shorts worn by Tom in "Beach Bully", the 6th episode of 1975's The Tom & Jerry Show, and by Jerry in "Beach Bully Bingo", the 29th episode of Tom and Jerry Tales. The Variant also gives both of them snorkeling glasses and tubes, Tom also gains a pair of sandals.
Original, part of the Earth 20-XXe set. The Variant gives Tom & Jerry cybernetic punk-themed outfits consisting of glowing green hair (a mohawk for Tom and a top knot for Jerry), teal jackets and pants, green shirts, and green boots.
Original, part of the Crossover set. It features Tom & Jerry dressed up as Batman and The Joker respectively. Might've been inspired by merchandise depicting the duo as part of the Warner Bros. 100 celebration.
Based on Tom & jerry's karate outfits from the 1962 short "The Tom and Jerry Cartoon Kit". However, Tom is lacking the pants from that short. It may also be inspired by the 2005 short "The Karate Guard" in which Jerry learns karate to defend himself from Tom.
Original, puts her in a black cat-themed witch outfit. There are a few instances in the Scooby-Doo franchise where Velma did wear witch-themed outfits, which might've inspired the Variant.
Original, part of the Festiversus set. The Christmas Tree depicted on her sweater features Scooby's tag as its star, and three Scooby Snacks as its presents.
Original, part of the Beach Ready set. The Variant gives her an orange one-piece swimsuit, a pair of red wing-tipped glasses, and a yellow beach towel wrapped around her waist.
Based on the team uniforms Velma and the rest of Mystery Inc. wore in the 9th episode of season 1 of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, "Battle of the Humungonauts". The Variant also gives Velma the two small red hair bows she wore in the show.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman is Wonder Woman's Black Lantern alter-ego which she gains after receiving a Black Lantern Ring and subsequently getting killed by a supposed Black Lantern Batman in Blackest Night: Wonder Woman Vol. 1 #1. Just like the rest of the Black Lanterns, she works for Nekron, the Lord of the Unliving, and her purpose is to eliminate all life.
Original, part of the ValentiNeon set. Its title references Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation, who also appears in the DC universe.
Original, part of the Beach Ready set. The Variant gives her a brighter colored two piece that resembles her default outfit and modern sandals. Her weapons have also been swapped out for beach and pool related equivalents: her sword is now a pool noodle, the shield is now a life preserver, and her lasso is now a normal rope.
Based on Wonder Woman's golden eagle armor that debuted in 1996's Kingdom Come (Vol. 1) #3 comic book issue. The armor was also prominently featured in the 2020 DCEU movie Wonder Woman 1984.
Based on Wonder Woman's appearance in the DC Bombshells storyline.
EPIC
Tier 10 reward in the 6th/10th run of the Enter the Arena! Event
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Unique Voiceover
Certain Variants have unique voicelines and grunts that differ from their base Fighter.
Variants with unique voiceover
Some Variants that are directly based on alternative versions of the Variants listed above also reuse their unique voicelines, these include:
Spacesuit Morty and President Morty who reuse the unique VO of Evil Morty.
Calico Cake who reuses the unique VO for Cake.
Headmaster Wayne who re uses the unique VO for Bruce Wayne.
Originally, the Summer Break Superman and Summer Break Superman (July 4th) Variants also used to reuse Clark Kent's unique VO, before being changed in a later patch. It's unknown if these Variants using Clark Kent's voice might've meant that they were originally meant to portray Superman in his Clark Kent persona, or if it was simply just a bug.
Unique Animations
Certain Variants have unique animations that differ from their base Fighter.
Beachcomber Taz hat fixed to look more like his profile icon.
Trivia
General
Certain Variants also replace their base Fighters' weapons. For example, Evil Morty uses a trident as opposed to Morty's axe and Bruce Wayne throws stacks of cash instead of batarangs.
While most of the Variants with unique voiceover share the same Voice Actors as their base Fighters, some of them are voiced by different actors:
Cake is voiced by Roz Ryan.
Fern is voiced by Hayden Ezzy.
The Batman Who Laughs is voiced by Roger Craig Smith.
The Man in Black is voiced by Imari Williams.
The Rowdyruff Boys are voiced by Roger L. Jackson (Butch) and Rob Paulsen (Brick & Boomer).
Uncle Shagworthy is voiced by Daniel Ross.
During the Offline Mode hiatus, all Variants that were released in-game beforehand were available for free.
The rarity of each Variant (and by extension their cost) generally determines what amount of differences they share from their respective default versions. Many of the Variant's rarities were changed during the game's full launch to better align with these conditions, though they are not absolute.
RARE Variants are often different outfits. Infrequently, these alts can have unique animations. They are priced at 800 .
EPIC Variants are usually drastically different outfits (or forms) from the default. The majority have at least one unique animation, typically being a unique stance (in the lobby and loading screens). Some also have unique victory and losing poses. They are priced at 1,500 .
LEGENDARY Variants have unique stances, entrance animations, victory poses, and losing poses. Many also include completely unique voice lines. They are priced at 2,000 .
ELUSIVE Variants are Variants that can only be earned as part of limited-time events. Aside from that, they have no particularly consistent traits.
Some Variants, typically RARE ones, reuse other Variant's unique animations. For example, Showdown Shaggy uses the same stance animation first used by Ultra Warrior Shaggy.
Multiple Variants were featured in the McDonald's collaboration:
The Animated Series Batman and Samurai Batman were included on sticker sheets intended to be put over cards with Batman on them.
Comic Classic Black Adam was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Black Adam on it.
Hollywood Bugs and Maestro Bugs were included on sticker sheets intended to be put over a cards with Bugs Bunny on them.
Fern was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Finn the Human on it.
First Fusion Garnet was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Garnet on it.
Mad Love Harley Quinn was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Harley Quinn on it.
Beach Giant was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Iron Giant (Classic) on it.
Jake the Starchild was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Jake the Dog on it.
Uncle Shagworthy and Ultra Warrior Shaggy were included on sticker sheets intended to be put over cards with Shaggy on them.
Coach Steven was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Steven Universe on it.
One Million Superman was included on two sticker sheets intended to be put over cards with Superman on them.
Beachcomber Taz was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Taz on it.
Interestingly enough, the straw hat depicted on the sticker sheet is based on its earlier design from Beachcomber Taz's unused render.
Pirates Tom & Jerry was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Tom & Jerry on it.
Luau Velma and Astronaut Velma were included on sticker sheets intended to be put over cards with Velma on them.
Interestingly enough, the design used for the sticker sheet is based on Astronaut Velma's old design as opposed to her current in-game model.
Bloodlines Wonder Woman was included on a sticker sheet intended to be put over a card with Wonder Woman on it.
Ugly Sweater Batman's old lobby animation.
Agent Smith
The Matrix Code Agent Smith Variant was originally supposed to be part of the Agent Smith's Source Code Bundle, but was swapped out for Cyber-Smith Agent Smith.
Prior to Season 3, the Matrix Code Agent Smith Variant used to be listed as being UNCOMMON.
Arya Stark
Ugly Sweater Arya's in-game render erroneously depicts her using her red Team Color.
Batman
The Animated Series Batman was originally simply known as The Animated Series prior to the Season 1.06 Patch.
Samurai Batman was originally simply known as Samurai in the Closed Alpha.
In the Open Beta, Ugly Sweater Batman's lobby animation used to be the same as his fighting stance.
Currently, every opposing Ugly Sweater Batman will spawn with its cape looking red. This applies regardless of if the Team Colors option is turned on or not.
Bugs Bunny's concept art render.
Betelgeuse
All Betelgeuse-related Variants were originally had his old Beetlejuice name used prior to Season 4.
Black Adam
Notably, The Man in Black Variant has the Heroic tag, different from the Villainous tag most other Black Adam Variants have. This is reflective of the outwardly heroic portrayal the character has in the 2022 movie the Variant originates from.
Bugs Bunny
Early trailers and teasers for the game showcased Bugs wearing yellow gloves instead of white ones, which was more in line with his depiction in Looney Tunes Cartoons.[1]
A concept render for Bugs found inside the game files during the Technical Tests suggests that his default depiction was initially going to be based on his design from Season 1 of The Looney Tunes Show. It was likely scrapped due to the show's sitcom-style not suiting Bugs and his moveset, and generally being out-of-character for that version of him.
Hollywood Bugs was originally called Bougie in the Closed Alpha.
The color of Hollywood Bugs' glasses was changed from pink to brown in the transition from the Closed Alpha to the Open Beta.
Hollywood Bugs' unique defeat animation was changed twice in the Open Beta from how it looked like in the Closed Alpha.
This technically makes Bugs Bunny the third Fighter to have had his defeat animation changed after Garnet and Reindog.
This could suggest that Robot-Arm Finn could've been later repurposed as Variant that would've used the Night Sword instead of Finn's normal Scarlet sword in order to differentiate it more from the Default Variant.
Fern was originally intended to recycle Finn the Human's voice lines (performed by Jeremy Shada) before the developers at Player First Games reconsidered hiring Hayden Ezzy after a huge fan outcry.[2]
Prior to the Full Launch Season 2 Patch, Garnet's in-game model used to have a wrong color scheme, while her lobby model (which she currently uses) had the correct color scheme.
When Season 1 (Open Beta) first released, even if Team Colors were toggled off, Flashback Garnet would've always appeared in her Blue Team color in-game. This bug was later fixed in the Season 1.02 Patch.
Certain members of the MultiVersus community have noticed that the blinking red light that's seen on the TV from Variants's reveal video appears to be morse code for the word "shenanigans".[3] This word would later turn out to be a passcode in the "What's in the box?!?!" Community Challenge.
Beach Party Garnet has also been referred to as Beach Volleyball Garnet (or Beach VolleyBall Garnet) in promotional material for the first round of Full Launch Twitch Drops.
Prior to the 1.05 Mid-Season Patch, Beach Party Garnet' lobby animation used to be glitched, as she didn't fully close her eyelids when assuming her meditating pose.
Tooniverse Garnet's is erroneously based on Garnet's old incorrect in-game color scheme.
Gizmo
Combat Gizmo used to be listed as RARE in the Open Beta.
Weirdly enough, the in-game advertisement for the 2022 FestiVersus! event listed Merry Mogwai Gizmo as being RARE instead of EPIC.
Harley Quinn
An official screenshot from the website reveals that Mad Love Harley Quinn's original name was Classic Harley Quinn.
It was also known as simply Mad Love in the Open Beta.
Task Force X Harley Quinn was simply known as Task Force X in the Open Beta.
Love Rave Harley Quinn was originally known as just Love Rave Harley in the Open Beta.
Iron Giant
Matrix Code Iron Giant's render and lobby model are based on the Giant's Classic Variant.
It also reuses the Classic Variant's lobby animation.
Afterlife Iron Giant's render doesn't include the "S" symbol.
Hypergalactic Puppet Iron Giant reuses the Giant's Default lobby animation, despite being based on the Classic Variant.
Jake the Dog
Cake's original model featured bulkier fangs which did not fit their appearance in Adventure Time. The model was later altered in Season 1 (Open Beta) in order to rectify this mistake.
Calico Cake used to be listed as being EPIC in the Open Beta.
A screenshot from a Steam announcement revealed that Jake the Starchild was originally meant to be a part of the Season 1 (Open Beta)Battle Pass. [4]
LeBron James
LeBron's concept render.
According to his concept art, LeBron's Default Variant was originally meant to be based on his real life counterpart's Lakers outfit.
Lola Bunny
Queen of the Court Lola Bunny was accidnelty briefly purchasable with 800 when Season 5 first began.
Marvin the Martian
Prior to the Season 2.02 Patch, a glitch was causing Commander X2's render to not show up on his tag.
Commander X2 is erroneously referred to as Marvin X2 on Marvin the Martian's promotional poster.
Galactic Romance Marvin the Martian, Tune Squad '96 Marvin the Martian, and Tune Squad Marvin the Martian were originally known as simply Galactic Romance Marvin, Tune Squad '96 Marvin, and Tune Squad Marvin respectively in the Open Beta.
Morty
President Morty was originally listed as UNCOMMON in the Open Beta.
Evil Morty was originally listed as EPIC in the Open Beta.
In the Open Beta, Morty and Evil Morty, as well as Rick, were originally voiced by Justin Roiland (via his archived recordings from the first five seasons of Rick and Morty), before being replaced by Harry Belden following a controversy.
This meant that Evil Morty didn't have unique voicelines like he currently does.
Mech Suit Rick's silhouette accidently appearing around Rick in his Default Variant.
Reindog
Battle Reindog, Golden Reindog, Chef Reindog, Tea Time Reindog, Guardian Reindog, and Holiday Reindog were originally simply known as Battle, Golden, Chef, Tea Time, Guardian, and Holiday respectively prior to the ValentiNeon Patch.
Prior to the FestiVersus! Patch, Tea Time Reindog didn't have its render in-game, re-using, instead, Reindog's Default render to represent itself.
The New Year Patch refers to Guardian Reindog as Red Guardian Reindog.
Prior to the 1.05 Mid-Season Patch, Tooniverse Reindog was simply titled Tooniverse.
On December 19th, 2024, a video promoting the Unicorndog Variant was released on the game's official TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, which parodied the Charlie the Unicorn video by online indie animator FilmCow, using direct audio from the video. FilmCow would later criticize this promotional video, due to him not being asked permission for the use of the audio.[5]
The promotional video would later be deleted due to community backlash.
Rick
SEAL Team Rick is referred to as SEAL Rick on Rick's promotional poster.
Prior to the Season 1.04 Patch, Mech Suit Rick's silhouette used to appear around Rick whenever he dashed in his Default Variant, leaking the Variant roughly two years before being officially revealed and released.
On release, Rick Prime shared the same lobby animation and gun as SEAL Team Rick.
Shaggy
An official screenshot from the website revealed that Uncle Shagworthy's default Team Color was originally blue instead of red.
Uncle Shagworthy used to be listed as EPIC in the Open Beta.
Kung Food Shaggy was originally named Shaglee in the Tech Tests, a portmanteau of the names Shaggy and Bruce Lee.
A screenshot from the official website reveals that an even earlier name for this Variant was 36 Chambers of Snacking, which might be a reference to the 1980 martial arts comedy film Return to the 36th Chamber by Shaw Brothers Studio.
A comparison between Steven's original model, Honey's redesign, and the final product.
Ultra Warrior Shaggy was originally known as Black Belt in the Tech Tests.
Originally, Ultra Warrior Shaggy's pants, gloves, and headband were depicted as being blue in-game. The blue clothing can still be seen on his current render.
Due to a glitch, Shark Hat Shaggy will always give Shaggy the Sunglasses from his currently unreleased Sunglasses Shaggy Variant before losing its first stock.
This glitch also used to cause the Variant to have a unique entrance animation where Shaggy put on the glasses. The animation was later removed.
On October 15th, 2024, Batman 85th Shaggy's shirt was changed from black to yellow. Despite this, his in-game render still showed him with a black shirt.
In Season 4, the Batman 85th Shaggy (Black) Variant was released as a separate Variant.
Steven Universe
Steven's model was changed by Player First Games on 1 March, 2022, with the help of a fan, at the request of the Steven Universe community to make it more authentic to the show.
Steven's original Default Variant.
Concept art of Sky Arena posted on Kayla Kosik's ArtStation reveals that Steven's original Default Variant was meant to have him wear his jacket from Steven Universe: The Movie and Steven Universe Future.
In the initial reveal trailer for the game, Coach Steven's undervest appeared to be orange.
The megaphone used in Coach Steven's current render appears to be untextured.
Stripe
Prior to the Season 1.05 Patch, Combat Stripe was originally known as Combat.
Combat Stripe used to be listed as RARE in the Open Beta.
Two Beachcomber Tazes, one controlled by the player and the other by a bot, in The Lab prior to the Season 1.02 Patch. Notice how their Team Color changes in the top and bottom images depending on what direction they're facing.
Superman
All of One Million Superman's and Trigon Possessed Superman's grunts and quotes are the same as Superman's, but with a voice filter put over them.
One Million Superman was originally simply known as One Million in the Open Beta.
Black Lantern Superman was originally known as Black Lantern in the reveal trailer.
Black Lantern Superman's in-game color scheme has been heavily altered compared to his color scheme used in the Technical Tests.
Ugly Sweater Superman's old illustrated render had him holding a coffee mug with the logo of the Daily Planet (the newspaper Superman works for under the identity of Clark Kent) on its side. The mug seen on his current 3D render has its textures glitched.
A different, "extended" version of Summer Break Superman's reveal video was uploaded on the game's official Instagram account. This version included the phrase "Scooby Doo Superman" written on one of the tapes seen in its background, which would later act as the first passcode in the "What's in the box?!?!" Community Challenge.
Taz
Beachcomber Taz was originally named Summertime Taz in the Closed Alpha.
The color of Beachcomber Taz's straw hat band was temporarily changed from red to yellow at the beginning of Season 1 (Open Beta), but was eventually reverted to its original color after the Season 1.02 Patch.
At the beginning of Season 1 (Open Beta), if Beachcomber Taz faced left while Team Colors were off, his Team Color would automatically turn to red. This bug was eventually fixed in the Season 1.02 Patch.
Tune Squad '96 Taz was originally listed as Common.
Tune Squad '96 Taz and Tune Squad Taz were originally simply known as Tune Squad '96 and Tune Squad respectively prior to the ValentiNeon Patch.
When the Tooniverse Taz Variant was first released, its eyes used to be yellow.
The Joker
The Batman Who Laughs was the first Variant to have an Announcer Pack in the game.
The Powerpuff Girls
The Rowdyruff Boys are currently the only Variant in the game that changes their base Fighter's idle animation.
Tom & Jerry
Pirates Tom & Jerry was simply known as Pirates in the Closed Alpha.
Tom's hair can be accidently seen using glitched textures on Vampire Tom & Jerry's render.
Baker Street Tom & Jerry was originally known simply as Baker Street in the Tech Tests.
When Shark Hat Tom & Jerry first released, it accidently used the currently unreleased Sunglasses Tom & Jerry's render to represent itself.
Velma
Luau Velma was originally known as Hula in the second Tech Test.
Witch Velma used to be listed as EPIC in the Open Beta.
Astronaut Velma was originally known as Space in the second Tech Test.
Astronaut Velma's colors have been drastically changed in the ValentiNeon Patch, as the Variant looked all bright orange prior to its current design.
Prior to the Spectator Mode Patch, Ugly Sweater Velma's default color would've always been green in-game even with the Team Colors option turned off.
Wonder Woman
Bloodlines Wonder Woman was originally known simply as Bloodlines in the Open Beta.
Gallery
The announcement of Imari Williams as the voice actor for The Man in Black.
The announcement of Hayden Ezzy as the voice actor for Fern.
The announcement of Roz Ryan as the voice actress for Cake.
The announcement of Daniel Ross as the voice actor for Uncle Shagworthy.
Ditto.
The announcement of George Newbern as the voice actor for Black Lantern Superman.
The announcement of Abby Trott as the voice actress for Black Lantern Wonder Woman.
Ultra Warrior Shaggy fighting Combat Gizmo and Coach Steven on Sky Arena.
The Animated Series Batman fighting Batman on Batcave. This screenshot was posted on March 30th, 2024 by the official MultiVersus Twitter account in order to celebrate Batman's 85th anniversary.
Let’s all take a moment to appreciate how good I look across every medium (MultiVersus is no exception). 🥰 And look… Batsy’s here too. - ♦️ - MultiVersus
Old render for Heart of Kahndaq Black Adam, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Unused renders for Heart of Kahndaq Black Adam and Galactic Romance Marvin the Martian. These renders are recolors of Black Adam's and Commander X2's renders and were only ever used for the in-game ad for ValentiNeon.
Hollywood Bugs' Open Beta render.
Earlier render for Hollywood Bugs, used in the Closed Alpha.
Brunhilde Bugs' Open Beta render.
Earlier render for Brunhilde Bugs, used in the Tech Tests.
Tune Squad '96 Bugs' Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad '96 Bugs, used in the Tech Tests.
Ditto, seen in the thumbnail for the "Tune Squad: Then and Now" Bundle.
Tune Squad Bugs' Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad Bugs, used in Season 1 (Open Beta).
Maestro Bugs' Open Beta render.
Old render for Maestro Bugs, found in the game files.
Pajama Finn's Open Beta render.
Old render for Pajama Finn, used in the Tech Tests.
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System Freeze Agent Smith's lobby animation.
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Summer Vacay Arya's lobby animation.
Slicer Arya's lobby animation.
Slicer Arya's defeat animation.
Slicer Arya's victory animation.
Seven Kingdom Team Fencer Arya's lobby animation.
The Animated Series Batman's lobby animation.
The Animated Series Batman's entrance animation.
The Animated Series Batman's defeat animation.
The Animated Series Batman's victory animation.
Samurai Batman's lobby animation.
Samurai Batman's entrance animation.
Samurai Batman's defeat animation.
Samurai Batman's victory animation.
Bruce Wayne's lobby animation.
Bruce Wayne's entrance animation.
Bruce Wayne's defeat animation.
Bruce Wayne's victory animation.
Headmaster Wayne's lobby animation.
The Man in Black's lobby animation.
The Man in Black's entrance animation.
The Man in Black's defeat animation.
The Man in Black's victory animation.
Justice Lord Black Adam's lobby animation.
Hollywood Bugs' Lobby Animation.
Hollywood Bugs' defeat animation.
Hollywood Bugs' old defeat animation.
Ditto.
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Brunhilde Bugs' lobby animation.
Brunhilde Bugs' entrance animation.
Brunhilde Bugs' defeat animation.
Maestro Bugs' lobby animation.
Fern's lobby animation.
Fern's entrance animation.
Fern's defeat animation.
Fern's victory animation.
Baseball Finn's lobby animation.
Reunited Garnet's lobby animation
Combat Gizmo's lobby animation.
Combat Gizmo's entrance animation.
Combat Gizmo's defeat animation.
Combat Gizmo's victory animation.
Merry Mogwai Gizmo's lobby animation.
Merry Mogwai Gizmo's defeat animation.
Merry Mogwai Gizmo's victory animation.
Mad Love Harley Quinn's lobby animation.
Beach BASH Harley Quinn's lobby animation.
Variants's lobby animation.
Variants's defeat animation.
Variants's victory animation.
DC Bombshells Harley Quinn's lobby animation.
Beach Giant's lobby animation.
Frankenstein Iron Giant's lobby animation.
Heavy Metal Giant's lobby animation.
Cake's lobby animation.
Cake's entrance animation.
Cake's defeat animation.
Cake's victory animation.
Jake the Starchild's lobby animation.
Jake the Starchild's entrance animation.
Jake Randy Butternubs' lobby animation.
Uber Jason's lobby animation.
Uber Jason's entrance animation.
Uber Jason's defeat animation.
Uber Jason's victory animation.
Two Uber Jasons performing the victory animation.
Abominable Mountaineer Jason's lobby animation.
Distant Lands Marceline's lobby animation.
Distant Lands Marceline's entrance animation.
Distant Lands Marceline's defeat animation.
Distant Lands Marceline's victory animation.
President Morty's lobby animation.
President Morty's entrance animation.
President Morty's defeat animation.
President Morty's victory animation.
Evil Morty's victory animation.
Mech Suit Morty's lobby animation.
Ex-I.C.O.N. Agent Morty's lobby animation.
Mythic Vista Raven's lobby animation.
Mythic Vista Raven's defeat animation.
Mythic Vista Raven's victory animation.
Ame-Comi Raven's lobby animation.
New 52 Raven's lobby animation.
Battle Reindog's lobby animation.
Golden Reindog's lobby animation.
Mummy Reindog's lobby animation.
Mummy Reindog's entrance animation.
Mummy Reindog's victory animation.
Astropup Reindog's lobby animation.
Tea Time Reindog's lobby animation.
SEAL Team Rick's lobby animation.
SEAL Team Rick's defeat animation.
SEAL Team Rick's victory animation.
Mech Suit Rick's lobby animation.
Rick Prime's lobby animation.
Rick & Two Crows's lobby animation.
Rick & Two Crows's defeat animation.
Rick & Two Crows's victory animation.
Lost Jack's lobby animation.
Lost Jack's defeat animation.
Lost Jack's victory animation.
Yoroi Jack's lobby animation.
Mad Jack's Entrance animation.
Mad Jack's defeat animation.
Mad Jack's victory animation.
Uncle Shagworthy's lobby animation.
Uncle Shagworthy's entrance animation.
Uncle Shagworthy's defeat animation.
Uncle Shagworthy's victory animation.
Kung Food Shaggy's lobby animation (based on his Kung Fu Taunt).
Ultra Warrior Shaggy's lobby animation.
Tundra Tussle Shaggy's lobby animation.
Tiger Millionaire's lobby animation.
Combat Stripe's lobby animation.
Combat Stripe's entrance animation.
Combat Stripe's defeat animation.
Combat Stripe's victory animation.
Brain Gremlin's lobby animation.
One Million Superman's lobby animation.
Black Lantern Superman's lobby animation.
Black Lantern Superman's defeat animation.
Black Lantern Superman's victory animation.
Regeneration Suit Superman's lobby animation.
Clark Kent's lobby animation.
Clark Kent's entrance animation.
Clark Kent's defeat animation.
Anti-Life Superman's lobby animation.
DC Bombshells Superman's lobby animation.
Tasmanian She-Devil's lobby animation.
MVS Troublemaker Taz's lobby animation.
The Batman Who Laughs' lobby animation.
The Batman Who Laughs' entrance animation.
The Batman Who Laughs' victory animation.
The Batman Who Laughs' defeat animation.
The Killing Joke The Joker's lobby animation.
Justice League Animated Series The Joker's lobby animation.
Luau Velma's lobby animation.
Witch Velma's lobby animation.
Witch Velma's entrance animation.
Witch Velma's defeat animation.
Witch Velma's victory animation.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman's lobby animation.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman's entrance animation.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman's defeat animation.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman's victory animation.
Wave Guardian Wonder Woman's lobby animation.
Wave Guardian Wonder Woman's entrance animation.
Wave Guardian Wonder Woman's defeat animation.
Wave Guardian Wonder Woman's victory animation.
Wonder Woman 1984's lobby animation.
The announcement of Imari Williams as the voice actor for The Man in Black.
The announcement of Hayden Ezzy as the voice actor for Fern.
The announcement of Roz Ryan as the voice actress for Cake.
The announcement of Daniel Ross as the voice actor for Uncle Shagworthy.
Ditto.
The announcement of George Newbern as the voice actor for Black Lantern Superman.
The announcement of Abby Trott as the voice actress for Black Lantern Wonder Woman.
"Happy Holidays"
Promo for the Monster Mash! Variants.
The in-game ad, but with Comic Classic Black Adam added in.
In-game ad for The Man in Black.
"Don't want to get caught in this snowball fight ☃️ Wishing all our MVPs a Happy Holidays!"
Promotional image for the Beta Ver. 1.05 Variants.
Official promo for Golden Reindog, Tiger Millionaire, and Chef Reindog.
Promotional image for Samurai Batman, Evil Morty, and the Store.
Promotional poster for Banana Guard and Lady Banana Guard.
Promo for Clown Squad The Joker and Gotham Guardian Batman.
Promo for the Beach Ready Variants.
Promo for the Earth 20-XXe Variants.
"Who’s a good, Megalodog?! Shark Week has been a splash this week on Discovery!"
Promo for the Circuit Drone Variants.
Promo for the Afterlife Variants.
"If you can’t beat him, join him. 🔪 Have a killer #FridayThe13th!"
Promo for the Dark Nights: Death Metal Variants.
Promo for the Batman 85th Variants.
"I mean, he just radiates confidence am I right?"
Promo for the Hypergalactic Variants.
Promo for Hypergalactic Puppet Nubia.
Promo for Hypergalactic Puppet Reindog.
Promo for Hypergalactic Puppet Batman.
Promo for Hypergalactic Puppet Jason Voorhees.
Promo for Hypergalactic Puppet Stripe.
Promo for Hypergalactic Puppet Harley Quinn.
Official promo for the Día de Muertos Variants.
Promo for the Crossover Variants.
Promo for Elusive Variants.
Promo for Trigon Possessed Variants.
Promo for the Mythic Vista Variants.
Promo for the FestiVersus Variants.
Promo for the Winter Wonderland and Polar Vortex Variants.
Promo for Valentine Virus Agent Smith.
Promo for Heart of the Ocean Aquaman.
Promo for The Ugliest Cupid Jason.
Promo for Queen of the Court Lola Bunny.
Promo for PB's Choice Marceline.
Promo for Love Warrior Nubia.
Promo for Pretty in Pink Powerpuff Girls.
Promo for Romantic Raven.
Promo for Smitten Samurai Jack.
Promo for the DC Bombshells Variants.
"And now Kung Food Shaggy wants his own Mojo Dojo Casa House."
"What happens in the desert stays in the desert."
"Professor Utonium and Samurai Jack: Twins?"
"Feeling a machete in the back of your neck means someone is thinking about you."
Harley and her Variants on the old character select screen.
Shaggy and his Variants on Trophy's E.D.G.E..
Shaggy and his Variants on the old character select screen.
Beach Giant and Pirates Tom & Jerry on Batcave.
Rick and SEAL Team Rick on Trophy's E.D.G.E..
Ultra Warrior Shaggy fighting Combat Gizmo and Coach Steven on Sky Arena.
Summer Break Superman idling on Scooby's Haunted Mansion.
The Batman Who Laughs on Scooby's Haunted Mansion.
Mad Love Harley Quinn and The Dark Prince Charming on Batcave.
The Killing Joke The Joker on The City of Townsville.
"🌴Beach party when? 🌴"
Uber Jason front-facing the camera on Tree Fort.
Uber Jason on Tree Fort.
Black Lantern Superman flying on Tree Fort.
A strong Banana Guard and One Million Superman on Cromulons.
Three Banana Guards and Golden Reindog on Tree Fort.
Tune Squad '96 Marvin the Martian and LeBron James fighting against Iron Giant (Classic) on The Court.
Tune Squad '96 Marvin the Martian about to get attacked by Tooniverse Jason Voorhees on The Court as Tune Squad Taz watches idly.
Snow Suit Finn on Tree Fort.
Agent Smith and Matrix Code Iron Giant on Dexter's Laboratory.
Two Agent Smiths and Cyber-Smith Agent Smith on Water Tower.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman and Beetlejuice on Scooby's Haunted Mansion.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman, Black Lantern Superman, and Betelgeuse on The Court.
Justice League Animated Series The Joker, The Rowdyruff Boys, Agent Smith, and Jason Voorhees on The City of Townsville.
Batman and some of his Variants on Batcave.
Witch Velma and Jason Voorhees on Scooby's Haunted Mansion.
Witch Velma on Scooby's Haunted Mansion.
Dynamo Suit Powerpuff Girls and Iron Giant (Classic) on Dexter's Laboratory.
Mythic Vista Raven and Taz on The Court.
Marceline and Wedding Garnet on Candy Kingdom.
Distand Lands Marceline and Biker Gizmo on Cromulons.
Sun Hat Marceline on Tree Fort.
Snow Suit Finn fighting Polar Vortex The Iron Giant and Stripe on Candy Kingdom.
Tune Squad '96 Lola and Bugs on The Court.
Old Arthur Water Bearer, Ame-Comi Raven, and Witch Velma on Throne Room.
Combat Gizmo on Gizmo's promotional poster.
Comic Classic Black Adam on Black Adam's promotional poster.
Commander X2 on Marvin the Martian's promotional poster.
SEAL Team Rick on Rick's promotional poster.
Combat Stripe on Stripe's promotional poster.
Brunhilde Bugs and I'm Freakin' Robin! as seen in the Season 1 (Open Beta) Snapshot.
Combat Gizmo on the promotional image for the Spectator Mode.
Teaser for the second Pro Player Showcase.
In-game ad for the Season 2 (Open Beta) Update.
Teaser for the Evo 2022 Tournament.
MVSGaming's teaser for the EVO tournament.
Updated schedule teaser for the EVO tournament.
Promo for the second day of the EVO tournament.
The Top 8 duos of the sixth Make It Rein-Dog tournament.
Promo for Season 2 (Open Beta).
Extended promo for Season 2 (Open Beta).
Promotional poster for MultiVersus' Game Awards nominations.
Promotional image celebrating MultiVersus winning the "Best Fighting Game" award at The Game Awards 2022.
Promotional poster for MultiVersus' D.I.C.E. Awards nomination.
Promotional image celebrating MultiVersus winning the "Fighting Game of the Year" award at The D.I.C.E. Awards.
Pajama Finn on a promotional image celebrating all the milestones the MultiVersus community has achieved in 2022.
In-game promo for the Fall Showdown Tournament Series.
Schedule for the Fall Showdown Tournament Series.
Ditto.
Ditto.
The announcement of the first MultiVersus Fall Showdown European Open Event's registrations being open.
The announcement of the premier LATAM MultiVersus Fall Showdown tournament for Brazil KombatKlub.
The announcement of the first MultiVersus Fall Showdown European Open Event's registrations' closing date.
Promo for MultiVersus Fall Showdown KombatKlub Pro League Tournament Top 8 Finals stream.
A reminder regarding the MultiVersus Fall Showdown sign-ups.
Teaser for the second EU Open tournament.
The announcement of the registrations for the second NA East and West tournaments closing soon.
The announcement of the second North America West Open MultiVersus Fall Showdown tournament's stream starting.
The Qualifiers for the MultiVersus Fall Showdown NA West Finals.
The announcement of the European Finals' stream starting.
Teaser for the second MultiVersus Fall Showdown European Open livestream.
The announcement of the second European Open MultiVersus Fall Showdown tournament's stream starting.
The announcement of the North America East Open MultiVersus Fall Showdown tournament's stream's starting time.
The announcement of the NA East Finals' stream starting.
The announcement of the second North America East Open MultiVersus Fall Showdown tournament's stream starting.
The announcement of the NA West Finals' stream starting.
Promotional image for the 2022 Scoobtober Twitch stream.
Promo for the MultiVersus Hometown Heroes Community Program.
The announcement that the registrations for the Hometown Heroes Program will be closing soon.
The MVSGaming account's banner.
Promotional image from the MVSGaming Twitter account thanking its fans for 20K Followers.
Official Uncle Shagworthy signable print by Daniel Ross.
Coach Steven on an in-game ad for the Discord server.
Older version of the Discord ad, as seen in the two Tech Tests and the Closed Alpha.
Official in-game ad for the Summer 2022 event.
Same, but with the old renders for Coach Steven and Luau Velma.
Official promo for the One Giant Summer event from the Twitter account.
The Shark Hat used for most Shark Week Variants, posted as a PNG for editing on people's social media avatars.
Ditto.
Ditto.
The Batman Mask used for most Batman 85th Variants, posted as a PNG for editing on people's social media avatars.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Mad Love Harley Quinn Concept Art (via Sam Nielson on Instagram).
Ditto.
Task Force X Harley Quinn Concept Art (via Sam Nielson on Instagram).
The Laughing Death conceprt art, used for the training dummy seen in Mythic Vista Batman's victory animation.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman concept art posted by Senior Character Concept artist at Player First Games, Larissa Angus, on Twitter.
Concept Art for Future State Nubia (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Batman (1989) (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for System Freeze Agent Smith (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Arctic Armor Nubia (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for The Frosty Iron Giant (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Headmaster Wayne (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Mythic Vista Batman (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Rule Breaker Raven and Mythic Vista Raven (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Coach Diana (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Concept Art for Mythic Vista Wonder Woman (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
Cake's Concept Art (via Sam Nielson on Instagram).
Concept art for Dark Nights: Death Metal Batman (via Stephen Yen on ArtStation)
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Brunhilde Bugs Concept Art (via Sam Nielson on Instagram).
Ditto.
Tune Squad Bugs Concept Art (via Sam Nielson on Instagram).
Multiple Variants on various Maps.
Black Lantern Superman on the old online character select screen.
Shaggy and his Variants on Trophy's E.D.G.E..
Mad Love Harley Quinn taunting Mallet Pose on Batcave.
Holiday Reindog attacking Shaggy with Ptoo! on Trophy's E.D.G.E..
Holiday Reindog on Trophy's E.D.G.E..
Holiday Reindog jumping on Trophy's E.D.G.E..
Task Force X Harley Quinn running alongside Combat Gizmo on Training Room.
Commander X2 fighting Evil Morty on Sky Arena.
Black Adam (The Man in Black)'s Class Breakdown card.
"Who will be your Valentine?"
Concept Art for Future State Nubia (via Armando Gonzalez-Dorta on ArtStation).
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Cyber-Smith Agent Smith's website render.
Earlier render for Waterdancer, used before the Season 1.02 Patch.
Unused render for Waterdancer, found in the Twitch Extension's data files.
Ditto, seen on the official Variants webpage.
Open Beta render for Waterdancer.
Lady Banana Guard's render used in promotional material.
Lady Banana Guard's website render.
Open Beta render for The Animated Series Batman.
Open Beta render for Samurai Batman.
Open Beta render for Knight to Remember Batman.
Unused render for Ugly Sweater Batman, seen in the FestiVersus! presentation video.
Ditto, seen in the FestiVersus! patch notes.
Open Beta render for Ugly Sweater Batman.
Platfight Championship Batman's render used for Twitch Drops.
Matador Betelgeuse's website render.
Circuit Drone Betelgeuse's website render.
Open Beta render for Comic Classic Black Adam.
Old render for Comic Classic Black Adam, seen in the Season 1.05 Patch Notes.
Open Beta render for The Man in Black.
Old render for The Man in Black, seen in the FestiVersus! Patch Notes.
Open Beta render for Heart of Kahndaq Black Adam.
Old render for Heart of Kahndaq Black Adam, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Unused renders for Heart of Kahndaq Black Adam and Galactic Romance Marvin the Martian. These renders are recolors of Black Adam's and Commander X2's renders and were only ever used for the in-game ad for ValentiNeon.
Hollywood Bugs' Open Beta render.
Earlier render for Hollywood Bugs, used in the Closed Alpha.
Brunhilde Bugs' Open Beta render.
Earlier render for Brunhilde Bugs, used in the Tech Tests.
Tune Squad '96 Bugs' Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad '96 Bugs, used in the Tech Tests.
Ditto, seen in the thumbnail for the "Tune Squad: Then and Now" Bundle.
Tune Squad Bugs' Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad Bugs, used in Season 1 (Open Beta).
Maestro Bugs' Open Beta render.
Old render for Maestro Bugs, found in the game files.
Pajama Finn's Open Beta render.
Old render for Pajama Finn, used in the Tech Tests.
Ditto, used during Preseason.
Fern's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Fern, found in the game files.
Ditto, seen on the official Variants webpage.
Ditto, seen in the Season 2 Patch Notes.
Ugly Sweater Finn's Open Beta render.
Old render for Ugly Sweater Finn, seen in the FestiVersus! presentation video.
First Fusion Garnet's Open Beta render.
Old render for First Fusion Garnet, seen in the Tech Tests and on the official website.
Unused render for First Fusion Garnet.
Flashback Garnet's Open Beta render.
Old render for Flashback Garnet, used prior to the Season 1.04 Patch.
True Kinda Love Garnet's Open Beta render.
Old render for True Kinda Love Garnet, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Combat Gizmo's Open Beta render.
Merry Mogwai Gizmo's Open Beta render.
Old render for Merry Mogwai Gizmo, seen in the FestiVersus! Patch Notes.
Mad Love Harley Quinn's Open Beta render.
Old render for Mad Love Harley Quinn, used prior to the Season 1.02 Patch.
Task Force X Harley Quinn's Open Beta render.
Old render for Task Force X Harley Quinn, used prior to the Season 1.02 Patch.
Love Rave Harley Quinn's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Love Rave Harley Quinn, seen in promotional material.
Dr. Quinzel's illustrated render.
Beach Giant's Open Beta render.
Frankenstein Iron Giant's Open Beta render.
Cake's Open Beta render.
Old render for Cake, as seen in the Closed Alpha.
Ditto, used in promotional material.
Calico Cake's Open Beta render.
Jake the Starchild's Open Beta render.
Ugly Sweater Jake's Open Beta render.
Old render for Ugly Sweater Jake, seen in the FestiVersus! presentation video.
Uber Jason's website render.
Sheriff LeBron's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Sheriff LeBron.
Ditto.
I'm Freakin's Robin's Open Beta render.
Ditto, as seen in its entirety via the Twitch Extension.
Unused render for I'm Freakin' Robin.
AmaZone Defense LeBron's website render.
Unused render for AmaZone Defense LeBron, found in the game files.
Commander X2's Open Beta render.
Galactic Romance Marvin the Martian's Open Beta render.
Old render for Galactic Romance Marvin the Martian, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Tune Squad '96 Marvin the Martian's Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad '96 Marvin the Martian, seen in the ValentiNeon Patch.
Tune Squad Marvin the Martian's Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad Marvin the Martian, seen in the ValentiNeon Patch.
President Morty's Open Beta render.
Old render for President Morty, used before the Season 1.02 Patch.
Evil Morty's Open Beta render.
Mech Suit Morty's illustrated render.
Future State Nubia's website render.
Battle Reindog's Open Beta render.
Old render for Battle Reindog, used in the Tech Tests.
Ditto, used for the thumbnail of the MVP Pack.
Golden Reindog's Open Beta render.
Mummy Reindog's Open Beta render.
Old render for Mummy Reindog, seen in the Season 1.04 Patch notes.
Chef Reindog's Open Beta render.
Old render for Chef Reindog, used in the Tech Tests.
Ditto, used prior to the Season 1.04 Patch.
Unused render for Chef Reindog, found in the Twitch Extension's data files. This render strangely features the Sandwich item in it.
Astropup Reindog's Open Beta render.
Old render for Astropup Reindog, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Tea Time Reindog's Open Beta render.
Guardian Reindog's Open Beta render.
Old render for Guardian Reindog, used in promotional material.
Holiday Reindog's Open Beta render.
Old render for Holiday Reindog, used in the Tech Tests.
Ditto, as seen in the "Happy Holidays" promo.
SEAL Team Rick's Open Beta render.
Unused render for SEAL Team Rick, found in the game files.
Mech Suit Rick's illustrated render.
Old render for Mech Suit Rick, found in the games files.
Ditto.
Old render for S2 Diamond Samurai Jack, used in the Ranked Season 2 Event.
Old render for S2 Gold Samurai Jack, used in the Ranked Season 2 Event.
Old render for S2 Masters Samurai Jack, used in the Ranked Season 2 Event.
Old render for S2 Platinum Samurai Jack, used in the Ranked Season 2 Event.
Lost Jack's website render.
Righteous Warrior Samurai Jack's website render.
Uncle Shagworthy's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Uncle Shagowrthy.
Ditto, as seen in an email and on the official website.
Old render for Uncle Shagworthy, used in the Closed Alpha.
Ditto, seen on a screenshot from the official website.
Kung Food Shaggy's Open Beta render.
Old render for Kung Food Shaggy, used in the Tech Tests.
Unused render for Kung Food Shaggy, as seen on a screenshot from the official website.
Ultra Warrior Shaggy's Open Beta render.
Old render for Ultra Warrior Shaggy, used in the Tech Tests.
Dimension of Love Shaggy's Open Beta render.
Promotional render for Dimension of Love Shaggy and ValentiNeon Velma.
Ditto.
Coach Steven's Open Beta render.
Old render for Coach Steven, used during Preseason.
Coach Steven's website render.
Tiger Millionaire's Open Beta render.
Old render for Tiger Millionaire, used in the Tech Tests.
Combat Stripe's Open Beta render.
Old render of Combat Stripe.
One Million Superman's Open Beta render.
Unused render for One Million Superman, as seen in the initial reveal trailer for the game.
Ditto, found in the game files.
Ditto.
Black Lantern Superman's Open Beta render.
Old render for Black Lantern Superman, seen in the reveal trailer.
Lovestruck Superman's Open Beta render.
Old render for Lovestruck Superman, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Ugly Sweater Superman's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Ugly Sweater Superman, seen in the FestiVersus! presentation video.
Clark Kent's illustrated render.
Beachcomber Taz's Open Beta render.
Unused render for an earlier version of Beachcomber Taz, as seen on the official Variants webpage.
Tune Squad '96 Taz's Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad '96 Taz, used before the Season 1.02 Patch.
Tune Squad Taz's Open Beta render.
Old render for Tune Squad Taz, used in Season 1 (Open Beta).
The Batman Who Laughs' website render.
The Dark Prince Charming's website render.
The Rowdyruff Boys' illustrated render.
Pirates Tom & Jerry's Open Beta render.
Old render for Pirates Tom & Jerry, used in the Closed Alpha.
Ditto, used prior to Season 2 (Open Beta).
Vampire Tom & Jerry's Open Beta render.
Detectives Tom & Jerry's Open Beta render.
Individual render of Detective Tom.
Individual render of Detective Jerry.
Old render for Detectives Tom & Jerry, used in the Tech Tests.
Unused render for Detectives Tom & Jerry, found in the game files.
Baker Street Tom & Jerry's Open Beta render.
Old render for Baker Street Tom & Jerry, found in the game files.
Ditto, seen on the official Variants webpage.
Luau Velma's Open Beta render.
Old render for Luau Velma, used in the second Tech Test.
Ditto, used during Preseason.
Witch Velma's Open Beta render.
Astronaut Velma's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Astronaut Velma, seen in the Season 2 Patch Notes.
ValentiNeon Velma's Open Beta render.
Unused render for ValentiNeon Velma, seen in the thumbnail for the "A ValentiNeon: Brains and Bravado" Bundle.
Ugly Sweater Velma's Open Beta render.
Unused render for Ugly Sweater Velma, seen in the FestiVersus! presentation video.
Ditto, seen in the FestiVersus! patch notes.
Bloodlines Wonder Woman's Open Beta render.
Bloodlines Wonder Woman's illustrated render.
Old render for Bloodlines Wonder Woman, used in the Tech Tests.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman's Open Beta render.
Black Lantern Wonder Woman's illustrated render.
Aphrodite's Blessing Wonder Woman's Open Beta render.
Old render for Aphrodite's Blessing Wonder Woman, seen in the ValentiNeon patch notes.
Unused render for Wonder Woman 1984, found in the Twitch Extension's data files.
Ditto, used in promotional material.
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