All MultiVersus characters & fighter tier list

With MultiVersus finally out, we’ll cover all available characters in Season 1, including all roles, leaks, and the tier list with the best fighters.

MultiVersus is the new fighting game featuring many characters from different franchises owned by Warner Bros. in an explosive brawler with unique gameplay elements.

Here are all the MultiVersus characters in Season 1, as well as all types explained, leaked fighters, and more.

• Full MultiVersus roster
• How to unlock characters
• MultiVersus roles explained
• MultiVersus tier list
• Leaked characters

MultiVersus roster: Every confirmed character

There are currently 27 characters in MultiVersus, and here are all of them, alongside their franchise and role in the game:

Character	Role	Franchise
Agent Smith	Assassin	The Matrix
Arya Stark	Assassin	Game of Thrones
Finn the Human	Assassin	Adventure Time
Harley Quinn	Assassin	DC
Marvin the Martian	Assassin	Looney Tunes
Stripe	Assassin	Gremlins
Banana Guard	Bruiser	Adventure Time
Batman	Bruiser	DC
Black Adam	Bruiser	DC
Garnet	Bruiser	Steven Universe
Jake the Dog	Bruiser	Adventure Time
LeBron James	Bruiser	Space Jam
Morty	Bruiser	Rick and Morty
Shaggy	Bruiser	Scooby Doo
Taz	Bruiser	Looney Tunes
Bugs Bunny	Mage/Ranged	Looney Tunes
Joker	Mage/Ranged	DC
Rick	Mage/Ranged	Rick and Morty
Tom & Jerry	Mage/Ranged	Tom and Jerry
Gizmo	Support	Gremlins
Reindog	Support	MultiVersus
Steven Universe	Support	Steven Universe
Velma	Support	Scooby Doo
Iron Giant	Tank	The Iron Giant
Jason Voorhees	Tank	Friday the 13th
Superman	Tank	DC
Wonder Woman	Tank	DC

MultiVersus: How to unlock characters

MultiVersus players can unlock characters through the Collection section of the game with three different methods:

• Gold is Multiversus’ free currency players can get by completing missions and leveling up. Characters can be unlocked by spending between 1,500 and 3,000 Gold.
• Gleamium is MultiVersus’ premium currency you can get with real-life money, and you’ll need 700 Gleamium to unlock any fighter in MultiVersus. You can also get Gleamium through the Battle Pass.
• Character Tickets unlock characters automatically, but these were only available through Founder’s Packs during the beta.

When starting the game, you’ll unlock a couple of characters thanks to the tutorial, but you’ll need to level up and play different game modes to get currency. If you played the beta, you might have received Character Tickets to unlock the full roster.

Multiversus also features a free character rotation each week, giving players the chance to try characters without needing to buy them.

MultiVersus roles explained

MultiVersus characters can fit one of the five different roles in the game, and here is everything you need to know about each one:

• Assassin characters focus on dealing damage to their opponents and don’t have any other special abilities.
• Bruiser fighters are all about dealing damage as well, but these characters have other abilities, like status-inflicting attacks, that can surprise enemies. For example, Batman has different gadgets to get out of sticky situations.
• Mage/Ranged characters are pretty straightforward and focus on dealing damage from a distance. For now, this category is the hardest to master in MultiVersus.
• Support fighters can provide healing and buffs to allies, as well as shields, depending on the character.
• Tank characters can take a beating while also dealing damage and sometimes providing support for their team. These are the toughest characters to defeat, as you’ll need to kick them out of the stage to do so.

MultiVersus character tier list: Best fighters ranked

Here’s a MultiVersus character tier list with all 27 fighters ranked:

Tier	Characters
S	Bugs Bunny, Batman, Finn the Human, Superman, Jason Voorhees, Harley Quinn
A	Reindog, Wonder Woman, Stripe, Shaggy, Tom & Jerry, The Joker, Velma
B	Steven Universe, LeBron James, Jake the Dog, Rick, Banana Guard, Arya Stark, Gizmo, Morty
C	Garnet, Taz, Iron Giant, Marvin the Martian, Black Adam
Not released	Agent Smith

It’s important to note that this doesn’t mean you can’t win battles with lower-tiered characters, as each fighter boasts unique gameplay that may pair well with your playstyle.

What’s more, these characters are ranked based on their individual performance. Some characters are better suited for 2v2 battles, especially Support fighters.

MultiVersus: All leaked characters

Here are all the leaked characters for MultiVersus, based on dataminers’ info and other leaks:

• Raven (DC)
• Fred Flintstone (The Flintstones)
• Johnny Bravo
• Ben 10
• Godzilla
• King Kong
• Neo (The Matrix)
• Scorpion (Mortal Kombat)
• Sub Zero (Mortal Kombat)
• Emmet (The LEGO Movie)
• Static Shock (DC)
• Poison Ivy (DC)
• Wicked Witch (The Wizard of Oz)
• Daenerys Targaryen (Game of Thrones)
• Beetlejuice
• The Powerpuff Girls
• Samurai Jack

Early leaks suggested Gandalf from The Lord of The Rings and some Harry Potter characters were also coming to MultiVersus. However, it seems like those ideas were scrapped and replaced with other characters with similar abilities. Of course, the whole list is based on leaks and datamining, which doesn’t guarantee these characters are coming to the game.

That’s all you need to know about Multiversus’ roster. For more on upcoming games, make sure to check everything we know about Black Myth: Wukong, Star Wars Outlaws, 2XKO (Project L), and Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree.