The Invisible Woman is able to slip in and out of sight without a trace. No matter how intense the battle may be, Susan Richards always keeps her cool, conjuring up impenetrable force fields to protect herself and her team.
Official description
The Invisible Woman is a Strategist hero in Marvel Rivals, and is the 35th hero introduced to the game's roster during Season 1: Eternal Night Falls.
She has a team-up ability that works in conjunction with Mister Fantastic, Human Torch and The Thing, for which she is the anchor.
Overview[]
Strengths[]
- Elusive mid-range support capable of turning invisible while healing and shielding her team, and disrupting the enemies.
- Has slightly higher max health compared to other Strategists.
- Her passive, Covert Advance, automatically turns her invisible if she hasn't attacked or damaged for 5.5 seconds.
- While invisible she also gains a heal-over-time effect.
- While invisible she becomes immune to auto-target abilities, such as Star-Lord's Galactic Barrage.
- Can double jump, which automatically turns her invisible unless she's taking sustained damage.
- Her primary fire, Orb Projection, quickly shoots small energy spheres that deal damage to enemies and heals allies.
- This ability has piercing properties and will affect all heroes within range.
- The orbs will return to Invisible Woman once reaching maximum distance, dealing damage and healing on the way back.
- This attack is not affected by damage falloff.
- She can reload primary fire without breaking her invisibility.
- Her secondary fire, Guardian Shield, creates a medium-sized energy barrier directly in front of the selected ally. Healing the ally and slowing enemies in the range in ~25%.
- Guardian Shield has 250 health and has infinite duration until destroyed or reclaimed.
- If reclaimed, the shield's health will quickly replenish if previously damaged.
- This ability can be reclaimed without breaking her invisibility.
- Pressing the reclaim button while no shield is on the field will place it in front of Invisible Woman.
- If reclaimed, the shield's health will quickly replenish if previously damaged.
- Allies near the shield also gain a healing-over-time effect.
- Allies standing behind the shield count as if they're out of the opponent line of sight, meaning that tracking abilities will not target them, such as Scarlet Witch's Chaos Control and Cloak's Darkforce Cloak. This also includes Ultimate abilities, most notably Star-Lord's Galactic Barrage.
- Enemies that pass through the shield are slowed by 30%.
- Guardian Shield has 250 health and has infinite duration until destroyed or reclaimed.
- Psionic Vortex is a projectile that creates an energy field that pulls enemies in while dealing continuous damage and slowing them by 50%.
- The vortex will form if it hits an enemy or the scenario, but the player can press the button again after firing the projectile to erupt the vortex earlier.
- The slow is only applied if enemies are near the center of the vortex.
- If this ability hits a flying enemy, they'll fall down to the ground and can't fly upwards until they leave the vortex's radius.
- Force Physics allows Invisible Woman to push or pull opponents through psionic energy while dealing damage.
- Once activated, the player can press different inputs to push or pull.
- Her Ultimate, Invisible Boundary, creates a large force field that renders all allies inside invisible to enemies.
- While inside the force field allies gain a large healing-over-time effect.
- Enemies that pass through the field will be slowed by 55%, and become invisible to their own teammates that are outside of the force field.
- Afterimages of the enemies can be briefly seen by their own team outside the force field.
- This ability is a great counter to certain Ultimates, such as Star-Lord's Galactic Barrage (as he won't be able to auto-target if outside the force field) and Hawkeye's Hunter's Sight (as the afterimages of his targets won't appear inside the force field).
Weaknesses[]
- Limited self-sustain, as outside of her Ultimate, she can only heal herself while invisible or through Guardian Shield.
- In addition, any damage taken will break the invisibility.
- Very reliant on positioning to maximize damage and healing, as her primary fire has relatively low range.
- In addition, her primary fire cannot deal critical hits.
- Allies inside the Invisible Boundary can still be damaged by the enemy team.
Costumes[]
DEFAULT
EPIC
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LEGENDARY
LEGENDARY
LEGENDARY
LEGENDARY
EPIC
EPIC
LEGENDARY
LEGENDARY
LEGENDARY
LEGENDARY
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LEGENDARY
Abilities[]
  
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Strategy[]
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Personality[]
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As a founding member of the Fantastic Four, Susan "Sue" Storm represents both power and compassion, frequently functioning as the team's emotional core. Beneath her calm and loving façade is an unwavering determination, driven by loyalty to her family and a strong sense of duty to use her powers for good. She maintains an ideal balance between her personal life and her heroic duties, frequently serving as the team's moral compass during conflicts. Sue's personality shows a combination of empathy and assertiveness. She is very protective of her loved ones, particularly her husband Reed Richards and their children, as well as her brother Johnny Storm. Susan's relationships with her family and teammates are essential to her identity, demonstrating her kindness, loyalty, and emotional depth. Her connection with her younger brother, Johnny, is one of friendly teasing and strong familial bonds. Sue frequently serves as Johnny's moral guide and protector, especially during his younger, more reckless years. Despite his immaturity and tendency to irritate her, she never loses faith in his potential. Their bond depicts the push and pull of real siblings, who are frequently frustrated with one another but are ultimately attached and fiercely protective.
Sue and her husband, Reed, share one of Marvel's most enduring and complex marriages. Reed's talent and scientific obsession have occasionally made him distant or emotionally unavailable, putting their relationship to the strain. Sue, on the other hand, frequently bridges that gap thanks to her patience and emotional intelligence. She urges Reed to think beyond reasoning and connect with their family on a deeper level, and Reed admires her bravery and compassion. Their marriage has been tested by miscommunication, the weight of their obligations, and Reed's sometimes reckless quest of knowledge, but Sue's emotional intelligence and perseverance have constantly kept the family on track. She is frequently the heart of the team, balancing Reed's analytical approach with her genuine empathy. Their relationship is central to the Fantastic Four narrative, mixing great cosmic adventures with the relatable challenges of family and marriage. Sue and Ben Grimm share mutual respect and a genuine connection. She was among the first to see past his rocky exterior and discover the lovely, loyal man beneath. Sue treats Ben like a member of the family, frequently defending him when others belittle or pity him due of his hideous looks. In turn, Ben is fiercely protective of Sue and regards her as a sister figure. Their connection represents acceptance, empathy, and unshakable loyalty.
As a mother, Sue's most distinguishing is her bond with her two super powered children, Franklin and Valeria Richards. She is deeply committed to them, juggling her responsibilities as a superhero with the demands of motherhood such as fostering Franklin's sensitive, imaginative side while also assisting him in managing his great powers and encouraging Valeria to be brilliant and independent yet remaining grounded. Sue's maternal love motivates many of her heroic decisions, and her family's safety and happiness are always her top priority. She exemplifies compassion, courage, and enduring familial links in all of her relationships. Sue Storm's interactions with Spider-Man and other Marvel heroes establish her as one of the most respected and realistic heroes. Her relationship with Peter Parker is particularly noteworthy; she welcomes him in their family and it is based on mutual respect and shared experiences as heroes attempting to combine extraordinary lives with everyday humanity. Sue has often served as a mentor to Peter, offering him empathy and compassion when he feels alienated or burdened by duty. In short, their relationship is similar to that of mother and son, since she treats and sees him as a son. Now with the King of Atlantis, Namor, he has always harbored romantic feelings and attraction for her, but Sue has always been devoted to Reed and rejects him. Though, she sometimes has expressed empathy for Namor's loneliness and sense of honor. Their encounters are frequently fraught with tension, a combination of mutual respect, moral struggle, and tacit understanding.
Sue's calm attitude belies her fragility. She has moments of uncertainty, frustration, and anger, especially when she is disregarded or her family is threatened. Finally, the Invisible Woman's personality is distinguished by her compassion and commitment including her motherly, empathic, and protective core of the Fantastic Four, as she holds the team together with a strong sense of family and morals. While she can be quiet or introverted, she's tough and powerful, but often caring, demeanor that should not be overlooked. She is a genuinely compassionate person who uses her abilities and skills to defend others, frequently valuing family over all else.
Achievements[]
See: Achievements
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Lady of the House As Invisible Woman, assist the Fantastic Four members 10 times. |
 10 |
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Daughters of Liberty As Invisible Woman, partner with Black Widow to land 1 KO. |
5 |
Proficiency Challenges[]
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Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Invisible Woman's first appearance was in "Fantastic Four" (1961) #1 in November 1961.
- During Sue's early years in the team, she was known as the "Invisible Girl".
- Her creator Jack Kirby named her after his daughter Susan.[1]
- Invisible Woman was datamined from multiple sources around December 2024, along with 15 other characters, including Angela, Blade, Captain Marvel, Deadpool, Emma Frost, Hit-Monkey, Human Torch, Mister Fantastic, M.O.D.O.K., Phoenix, The Hood, The Thing, Ultron, and Valkyrie.[2]
- Invisible Woman, along with Mister Fantastic, was the first of these characters to be introduced into the game.
- Invisible Woman in this game is voiced by Suzie Yeung, who also voices H.E.R.B.I.E. in the Midtown map.
References[]
- ↑ Jack Kirby’s family sets the record straight after “informercial” Stan Lee documentary Comics Beat.
- ↑ All Marvel Rivals Leaks: All 15 Characters, 5 Maps, Team-Ups, Game Modes, And More. The Game Post (December 31, 2024).
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